Dancing Ganesha

Comments:

By Kristi on August 11, 2008 at 4:56 pm:

My first impression? Not so good. A friend of mine is a GM at a nearby restaurant. She was having a panic attack over something they were out of and needed. I helped her by calling local restaurants that could possibly help by loaning the specific ingredient she was in need of. I called The Dancing Ganesha and they were downright rude and unhelpful. The chef wasn't in, they had just opened and the chef wasn't in? The manger was far too busy to even speak on the phone. Even though he was the one that answered? From the reception we recieved on the phone, I wouldn't even consider giving them my money. There are far too many choices out there and they have already made themselves a choice I would not make.

By Marie on September 11, 2008 at 8:58 am:

A bad review of the restaurant because they wouldn't loan an ingredient to a competitor? Wow.

By Binal on October 23, 2009 at 8:35 am:

Dancing Ganesha used to be alright and my husband and I would go there once in a way. But last night we went there for dinner and without exaggeration, it was so terrible that it turned out to be the worst Indian food experience in the twin cities. The food was flavorless, the only spice we could taste was sugar -- in north indian food! Every dish was sweet. The tomato based curries tasted like tomato ketchup. The super loud music made normal dinner table conversation an impossibility. The staff was way too rushed and forgot to get half the items we called for. The lighting was terrible with blue lights everywhere that made the blah tasting food look just as blah!

By Jennifer on October 26, 2009 at 6:33 am:

Dancing Ganesha is now under a new operator and between the word of mouth and how busy it has become; it is obviouls things have changed.