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Devi Indian

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dscf9152.jpgSpecializing in southern Indian cuisine this Exton restaurant certainly delivers an authentic dining experience. For those who think this all-vegetarian menu would be too limited… think again.

Experiment with items that you may be too shy to order off of the menu at the impressive buffet. After one bite of the spicy and savory offerings… you’ll be going back for another plate and another plate and another plate…

All items are very affordable and positively delicious.

WC Dish Recommends: The lunch buffet… EVERYTHING ON IT! Curry up and try it!

5 Reviews So Far Newest First

  1. Jaime – Oct 04, 2007

    See, the problem with being ethnic is that any time you go out to eat at an eatery catering to your particular ethnicity, you get screwed because the food never tastes as good as your mom’s.

    For those unfamiliar with the nuances of South Indian food, I’m sure Devi seems fantastic, but to those of us who have grown up eating the stuff? It’s sub-par at best.

  2. JB – Aug 08, 2007

    I loved this place. Food was delicious. I got there just as the place was opening for the day, and they didn’t have anything set up in the buffet so that was my only complaint. I had to wait a half hour for the food to be brought out. Other than that, the food was great and the people were nice.

  3. mmmmangia – Jun 12, 2007

    I don’t know what everything is and I can’t pronounce some of it either but, it sure is good! The food for the buffet is fresh and replenished often. The eggplant was a little bit soupy but, it gave me an excuse to sop it up with more Naan They serve several different kinds of bread here,
    Soups, bread,two types of rice, vegetarian entree’s, salad, chutneys fruit,dessert and beverage it’s palatable on the tongue filling for your tummy and easy on the wallet.

  4. Jeeper3 – May 21, 2007

    Agreed, Great selection and staff made this a very good dining experience.

  5. Tea off – May 06, 2007

    This is one of the best values for good ethnic food in the area.

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Location

Address
Devi Indian Restaurant
151 West Lincoln Highway
Exton PA 19341

Phone
(610) 594-9250

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Hours

Sun-Sun: 11:30am to 2:30pm (lunch)
Sun-Sun: 5:30pm to 10:30pm (dinner)

Details

Average Cost Per Entree:
$15

Atmosphere:
authentic, comfortable

Meals Served:
lunch, dinner

Dining:
dine in

Alcohol:
none

Reservations:
weekend recommended

Specialty Services:
vegetarian buffet

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