The food was very good- especially the dosa! One of the few places that serve dosas that I have found. The last place was in the Riviera Hotel, which is no longer around. The service was amazing- mostly because this is the first time I was services by a robot! So cool! The restaurant itself was nice and clean inside. You walk in and place your order at the counter, then you're given a number of a table to sit at. Once there, a rolling robot brings you your food. As I said, that part was really cool. I ordered too much- chicken biryani (good), lamb curry (tender and very good), and then idli and sambar to dip it in (very good with authentic, home style flavors), and then of course the dosa's (excellent). Next time, I think one dosa or stuffed dosa will suffice. I certainly will be back! Note: I asked for 'the hottest pickle' they had on the side, and they gave me some sliced up Serrano/jalapeno peppers. Not what I expected, but it was... adequate. I would have rather had a Southern Indian style, very spicy traditional pickle or chutney. I really should start taking my own in a little jar when I go to Indian places. Unfortunately most Indian places have too much of a North Indian influence, and I have yet to find a place that specialized in purely South Indian (Kerala) food.

Tasty Indian food Great variety - not many places you can get good dosa On time delivery

As a local, this has been my go to spot for South Indian food. My usual order is the masala dosa and sometimes the amul cheese dosa with masala on the side. The dosa has the right amount of crispiness and softness. The sambar had a good amount of spice. Also ordered the chicken biryani that had a good amount of chicken pieces. The biryani came with South Indian Mirrchi salan on the side. Service was decent. Order at counter and they assign a table to you. Food is delivered by either a robot or staff. Robot feels gimmicky. The restaurant recently renovated the interior which looks more modern.

Only a few places in town do Dosa...I usually go to Mint Indian bistro, but I was at the Wynn, and this was a really close walk for a quick lunch. This is a more casual restaurant, you can order per kiosk, or at the counter...they will then assign you a table and a robot will deliver your food. We decided to get our usual Chicken Tikki Masala and ordered the Dosa Masala..which is potato inside. It came with 3 sauces, and it was quite delicious. I only dock a star for the dishes that the food came out on, they look nice, but they are plastic and do not keep the food warm very long...so I would hope they would change that. I know it is a casual restaurant, but that small change would improve the food quite a bit..so you don't start getting a Luke warm dosa or curry.

Yelp Review 2023 #146: I've only been to Divine Dosa thrice since they opened about 3 years ago. My first visit was at dinner time and they had mostly desi customers. They're the more casual sister restaurant of Mint (they're both casual but DD&B is even more so). So, they're menu is pretty similar. This restaurant is located along the Strip next to the church I go to (not the casino). My go-to menu items from here are: Mango Lassi Papadum Chicken Tikka Masala Garlic Naan Biryani And of course, dosa (masala dosa) Everything I've tried has been delicious. I've never left this place hungry or unsatisfied. And I always end up with lots of leftovers which taste better the next day. I've never had issues with their service here. If you need something, get up and ask - it's that simple. I only eat Indian food maybe every 4 months as my stomach doesn't agree with all the spices and the mango lassi. But the dosa here is definitely worth having. The quality varies - sometimes it's greasy.