By rini stalin on August 30, 2026 Verified by Google

Highly recommend in Niagara Falls US Side for Indian food buffet.

The food was delicious, with a great selection of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The portion sizes were also very generous, especially for a buffet restaurant.

The service was excellent. After each round, the servers promptly came by to clear our plates, which was a thoughtful touch we haven’t experienced at many other buffet restaurants.

They also have a lovely outdoor patio seating area, which was perfect for us since we had our dog with us.

Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere were all commendable. We had a great experience and would definitely recommend this place!

By Priya on August 27, 2026 Verified by Google

My husband and I had dinner buffet at Zaika. The food spread was nice, and everything tasted quite good. Dessert options could be better and they can include a juice/ drink in the buffet. The ambiance was simple, clean and pleasant.

It’s the best Indian food we had in Niagara Falls. At $23 per person, it was value for money compared to many of the overpriced spots in the area.

Definitely worth a try!

By Shreenath Santhanakrishnan on August 23, 2026 Verified by Google

Zaika Indian Cuisine in Niagara is a great option for Indian food. We had their buffet, and the food was very nice—not too spicy, making it enjoyable for everyone.

The buffet had a good variety of items, including onion pakoda, pani puri, rice, channa, kheer, gulab jamun, potato kebab, dal, curd rice, and more. One of the nice things is that they change a few menu items every hour, so there is a good variety to try.

Overall, a great buffet with tasty food, good variety, and well-balanced spice levels. Definitely worth visiting!

By Avi Kathuria on July 27, 2026 Verified by Google

I visited this restaurant hoping to order a specific Indian dish, but it wasn't available, so I decided to try their vegetarian buffet instead. It came to about $25 including tax, which was more than my original meal would have cost, but I was pleasantly surprised by the variety.

The vegetarian selection was impressive, with around 7–8 different curry options. The appetizer section included samosas, dahi bhalla, and pani puri, along with raita. For dessert, they served gulab jamun and kheer, which was a nice way to end the meal.

From a value perspective, the buffet is worth considering. Since a single curry with rice typically costs around $16, the buffet gives you the opportunity to try a wide variety of dishes, especially if you have a good appetite.

As for the food, some curries were excellent while others were average. I really enjoyed the daal, but the palak curry wasn't to my liking. With so many options, though, it's easy to find dishes you'll enjoy.

One thing I appreciated was that the naan was served fresh from the kitchen instead of sitting out, which made a noticeable difference. However, it would have been even better if there were options like roti or garlic naan instead of just plain naan.

Overall, it's a good vegetarian buffet with plenty of variety and decent value for the price. If you enjoy sampling multiple dishes rather than ordering a single entrée, it's worth a visit.

Staff was also helpful and gives attention to serve you.

By Sudhansu Sekhar Subudhi on June 19, 2026 Verified by Google

With a steong recommendation we went for lunch buffet last year, it was an amazing experience then, food was superb in terms of variety quality, taste and the service was awesome.
Since we had a great experience last year, we decided to for dinner buffet this year. Its good food but has lost its charm. Variety is less, taste is good but not amazing and the quality has gone down a coupe of notches. It was a pleasure to be there.