A sumptuous Indian buffet nonpareil
We live on the East Coast and discovered Indian Hot Spot for lunch buffet during our visit to Berkeley. The restaurant is in San Ramon, about 40 minutes from Cal/Berkeley dorms. Parking was free and accessible; the place was right across from a Safeway and a gas station. The experience was so great that I decided to write about it in detail. Entering the restaurant, the doors open into a large area, sectioned into two columnar spaces, the left of which has regular tables and seats, and the right has colorful sofas done with great taste. There are four large posters on the wall, one depicting a vibrant jarokha. A mithai shop on the right displays a meticulous presentation of cham chams and other sweetmeats. The souvenir shop on the left showcases thalis, rakhis, and other shimmering trinkets. After a short walk through the seated masses of hungry families gobbling down delicious spicy momos, young kids sipping on their mango Lassi, and the singles engaged in ethereal topics, a deligh
