What do you get when you combine low-quality, frozen ingredients with authentic south Indian spices? Himalayas! The spices and sauces are authentic and tasty, but they're applied to frozen vegetables or dry, over-cooked cuts of meat. The resulting dishes are OK for a buffet, but don't think this can be called fine, or even above-average cuisine. Service, decor, and ambience... more

Recent visit to himalayas was kind of odd experience. Nothing special or extraordinary. Needs little smily faces and little organised staff. Food was below average but better then taste of India, of course Misal has better environment and tastier food. more

So I had a the buffet at dinner time with my daughter. I eat a vegetarian diet and she can't do real spicy food, but both of us found plenty to eat. Oh yeah, and it was delicious. more

Good quality buffet, even at 3pm. Very reasonably priced for the selection and quality. more

Of all the Indian restaurants in Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, Himalayas stands alone. Like most events, the food becomes the center attraction and our center attraction is still being discussed weeks after the wedding. We arranged for Himalayas to cater our daughter's wedding which was 200 miles from Oklahoma City because of how impressed we were with not only... more

We tried the food at the Himalayas in Norman and then hired Balaji and his chef to cater our son and daughter in laws wedding in Spavinaw, which was more than three hours away. They were wonderful. They arrived several hours early and prepared some of the food there in the kitchen of the lodge. We had more than 150... more

Himalayas is a nice addition to the Indian food scene in Norman. The nightly dinner buffet has a large selection with many vegetarian options. Friday through Sunday, the buffet includes South Indian foods such as masala dosa. Service is prompt and pleasant. Definitely worth checking out. more