Passage To India On The Falls - Niagara Falls

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Cuisine: Indian
5546 Robinson Street, Niagara Falls, Ontario L2G 2A8 Canada 905-371-3444

I ordered chicken curried rice. It was terrible it tasted like camel dung, the worst food ever, never go again, very expensive, stupid indian food, i hate it, never again!!!!!!
p.s service was good

as a certified european executive chef i really loved the food in passage to india i am from poland and i always take my polish friends there sometimes i have to wait for long time in summer but it is really worth to wait just seasoned right the way it should taste execitive chef niedzwiecka

Passage to Nowhere; a.k.a Passage to India, was a horrible experience for myself and my 3 guests. I agree with the person who stated the Naan bread was the only food worth paying for. As an Indian myself, this restaurant is a pathetic excuse and an embarrassment to represent the Indian Cuisine. The food was tasteless and bland, with very little variety. The service was far below standard. We had to shout at the nonchalante waiter, who was sitting at a far table reading his paper, for water, food identities and drinks. To cap it all off they overcharged us for the Kulfie dessert, saying it was $1.99 when it was charged as $2.99. Buyer Beware! I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone, nor would I EVER go back there again!

We had the buffet. We were hungry, we went there and sat down before realizing the terrible state of this restaurant. The food was terrible. I've been to real Indian restaurants before and this one was definitely the worst. The service was poor and we didn't get water or naan for a long time since we were seated. I don't recommend this restaurant.

great food anybody whos in niagara falls gotta eat here

Is it typical here in Niagra Falls that Resturant always looks good but teast auwful?
Expensive food but lack in quality.
Kid's pasta is $9.98 with one pieces of meat ball !!!
I do not mind the $20 Chicken Parm but at least give some something decent.  Chicken is dry and pasta souce is too sour.
Pop and Milk is $3, watch out.  Do not go.

I can't believe the other comments that I'm reading.
I used to live in India and I am very, very picky with the Indian food that I do eat. Passage to India had an absolutely fabulous lunch buffet - one of the best that I've ever had. 

The person who wrote they are from India has to understand most of the people making comments are white like me...we are only used to generic tasting indian food from the store in cans...so when they taste real indian food it takes getting used too...the place is not expensive and the goofball who wrote the pasta is terrible is obviously confused cause they don't serve that there...must be your typical small town redneck trying to discredit this place and probably has never been there...now there is pasta and sandwich a few stores down sow the person could have possible been inebrihated which would explain his ramblings.

I have eaten hot curries since I studied in London England in the late 60s. I have also eaten Indian food all over the world.
I didn't mind the food at all. It wasn't the best or the worst.
One thing I know to be true is that Indians don't like Pakistanis and you won't get a kind word from them about each other. I admit that the restaurant wasn't the cleanest but again I have eaten in worse. The food was good enough to get your curry fix. I also eat at The Touch of India in St Catharines if I am looking for a dining experience.

Three of us visited "Passage to India",N.F. last night.
We had the restaurant nearly to ourselves when we arrived, but by the time we left, the tables were filled; both with Indian and non-Indian patrons.
We had a very nice time; the cook was friendly-looking and very attentive to the buffet; which we chose.
We found the many choices of food available to be very good, nicely presented, and plentiful; a nice mix of dishes.
The Naan bread also was very good, and nicely warmed.
The wait staff performed her duties in a detached, but attentive manner; water glasses refilled and used plated removed from the table as we went again to the buffet.
The music in the background was pleasant, the colour scheme made for a warm and cozy atmosphere.
We all came away having enjoyed our meals there, and yes, we would recommend this restaurant, based on our visit.

Funny how Indians bash these indian food place....just be happy that us non indians are visiting them and did you even think to use your brains and realize they are catering to the masses and they are not gonna make super stinking indian food your granny used to make. What is bland to you is super spicy to others and so forth. So if you want food like that eat it at home where all your clothing and drapes stink like it. But to the rest of us we would like to eat Indian food where we don't stink like a pot of curry when we are done

My kid eats only Indian food, ate at this restaurant atleast twice. The taste is not bad, prices are reasonable, as Indian food is expensive in general. The staff are very friendly, even though my son made a mess. I would recommend this restaurant, for authentic Indian food.

We had a craving for Indian food and had entered this restaurant.
There were 2 tables of patrons in the establishment and finally a waiter came to the front counter. He told us the price for the buffet. We looked around the restaurant again and it's decor and told him that we wanted to see the buffet selection. He obliged. We saw and then we walked out.
It was not worth the price. 
And we all eat with our eyes first, don't we?

It was a buffet...but believe u me its not worth spreding those bucks on such a lousy buffet....out of all the plenty food...only the naan (bread) was good...

This place was alright, very friendly service. Lacked the "feel" of going out for dinner, no music playing, felt almost cafeteria style. Too much cilantro in the food which ruined it for us.

I'v had take-out from the restaurant and thought the chicken tikka was really good...yes, another dish I had was on the salty side, but that's the problem in areas like this...there's a lack of authenticity behind ethnic restaurants (perhaps they have adapted recipies to suit bland and picky tastebuds).  Considering the last statement, an individul has to consider what is the best out of what's here...Passage to India is not the worst and doesn't derserve to be labelled as such.  I also loved the cilantro in the dishes.
Anyone can tell from the outside that the restaurant is not a 'sit-down' and entertain type - go to 'Pow Wow' in St. Kitts or the Keg on Glendale Ave if you want ambiance.

This Restaurant was recommended to me and my family. We went for the Buffet and were not disappointed. You could have a taste of everything as small dishes were provided for this purpose. Then you could decide what you would like for your main course. The lamb and chicken curries were excellent. The water waiters were polite and friendly. I recommend the Buffet you won`t be sorry.

This restaurant is Horrible. I would never advice to go there again. The food is shame in the name of Indian food. And also the buffet rate displayed at entrance and actually charged is much more. They should not use name of India to sale their worst food.