Cafe 1 2 3, Nashville, Tennessee Restaurant Details

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My wife had the quinoa chicken salad and really liked it. I ordered both the chicken tikki masala and the saag (both with chicken) and naan. The food was very good and I would eat here again. The portions were right and seasoned perfectly. Chef Maneet Chauhan was actually in the building and we had a chance to see her. The service was great. A good overall experience. I would love to see a very spicy hot dish put in the menu.

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Great ambiance...i had the saffron ipa which was awesome...we ordered kale pakora chaat, chicken kababs and tandoori bread masala dabba...kale pakoras were awesome...xhixken kabab were lil cold. For entree we ordered paneer korma, chicken bhuna and vegetable tikka masala..all of it was very delicious. Price is kinda high...but worst part was our waitress...she did not make us feel welcome at all..and was in a constant hurry to get us outta there.

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3rd times a charm. I have enjoyed 3 meals at Chauhan and each was unique and delicious. I dont have a long past eating Indian cuisine but this place has really made me crave it often. 2 of my visits were for lunch and our food came in a timely fashion executed to perfection. The only time I have eaten dinner here it was a very memorable meal. We tried several items on the menu and shared them and everything was amazing. This is definitely my go to lunch spot in Nashville from now on especially for business lunches .

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I have been to Chauhan 3 times. The first time was decent. The food was tasty but the service was a bit disappointing as the staff seemed overwhelmed. The appetizers were the highlight given the vindaloo was very sweet. I thought I came on an off night so I decided to return.

The second visit 45min passed between my appetizer and entree. I eventually had to leave my seat to track down my server, as i had not seen him in at lest 20min, to tell him i needed the check because i was too hungry to wait any longer. As i was walking out the assistant general manager caught me and apologized. She was adamant that if i came back I would be "taken care of" as this phrase was repeated at least three times. She gave me her card and asked me to email her before i came back.

So on my third trip i emailed the assistant GM and she said she was looking forward to seeing me. I came with a friend and spent over $100 and never once saw her. Nothing was "taken care of" of either. Not only does this place give consistently poor service, the promises of the management seem to dissipate shortly after being given. I will not be returning.

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I visited this restaurant, during my conference in music city convention center in Nashville. Randomly, selected Indian restaurant based on google review, and disappointed and wasted money.
My suggestion, if you are Indian, this restaurant is not good for you. Menu card is confusing, we (party of 5) could not understand what they want to serve. This restaurant is good for other country (non- Indian) people who have never tasted Indian food. Ambiance was good and servers were courteous. I order tiffin (which consist of full meal), I would say tasteless and cheap quality ($22 for eggplant, daal, mix-veg and rice + one Nan, it is expensive). These guys should visit Houston to see quality of real Indian food.