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Al tiempo que los clientes disfrutan de las vistas de B'nai B'rith Klutznick National Jewish Museum, también reservan una mesa aquí para degustar sus estupendas comidas. Descansar y comer aquí es siempre un placer, principalmente por su rápido servicio.
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Farragut West (Metro de Washington)
1900 I St NW, Washington D. C., Distrito de Columbia, Estados Unidos, 20006
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If you like Indian food, Karma is a great way to sample a blend of traditional dishes and a modern spin on favorites. We went with a group of 7 and had the chance to try several appetizers and main dishes. The staff were able to advise us on a range of choices and helped us navigate food allergies (gluten and tree nuts). It's definitely high-end for Indian food, but worth it.
Karma is an Indian restaurant at Downtown DC. We went there on Diwali for lunch, after multiple people recommended the place.
The ambience is very elegant and chic, with a lot of white and brown used in the decor. The waitress though polite, could not really explain the various dishes
We went with a grilled vegetables Platter, palak paneer, tikka masala and naan.
The veg Platter was simple but very tasty. Right amount of spice and not too oily, it qualifies as a excellent example of a fine dine starter.
The naans were soft and fluffy, and very freshly made. The palak paneer and tikka masala though were typical and not too great.
The day being Diwali, we were offered a sweet dish - Mysore pak - on the house. Though the gesture is highly appreciated, the Mysore Pak was strictly average and too sweet.