The food here is on par with any Indian you'll find. The only drawback is the staff is VERY inattentive and you'll find yourself waiting for menus, orders and your check for long times. I did enjoy the atmosphere of the Indian music while I enjoyed a nice curry. Recommend, but make sure you've got time on your hands. They ain't quick.

This is the best place for South Indian food. The staff work their butts off to make great food. The place is small, but not small enough to feel cramped. Would recommend to anybody.

Very good, spicy authentic Indian food. The staff was super friendly to our kids. They even gave them a little toy to play with. I thought they had the thali available but it was not. Ambiance isn't the best but for a small restaurant it was fine.

Overall- absolutely delicious food, small and casual ambiance, okay service This is our go-to spot when we want Indian takeout. The food always leaves me feeling so happy and fulfilled. It's about 15-18 dollars per entree which I think is a fair price for the quantity and quality of the food. I could literally eat their aloo naan every day. I've never had a sauce I didn't like. We love their vindaloo, butter, curry, tikka masala, Their medium spicy is perfect for me, and there are dishes my two year old enjoys if we get them mild. The shrimp and chicken dishes are always cooked perfectly. I enjoy the lamb and goat too, but sometimes it can be a bit chewy and sometimes the bones take up a lot of the volume of the meal, so it feels like less food for your money. We also have enjoyed their dosa and lots of their appetizers. Yesterday the potatoes in the vindaloo were a little underdone, but that's never happened to us before and we've been getting food regularly here since at least 2020 or maybe before. Take out orders tend to me slower than the time they give me on the order. I almost always have to wait inside. I've eaten inside once and it didn't add anything to my experience.

Ordered takeout and they had pretty good Tikka Malaya! Portion was decent and the rice to curry proportion was perfect. Butter nan was very chewy and a good supplement to the curry. Cannot speak to service or ambiance because it was a delivery order but overall satisfied. All of this food was about $20 plus tax and tip. It's not royal taj but a much cheaper, decent alternative in the neighborhood!

I called in and ordered several items from the happy hour menu for pick up. They said it'd be ready in about 25 minute, and it was ready by the time I arrived. The space in side is fairly small but cozy. It was pretty full. The customer service was good. Friendly cashier. I ordered the gobi manchurian (cauliflower), chicken 65, cut mirchi (battered pepper, and chicken angara. It was only $27 for all the food. The gobi and angara had similar flavor profiles: sweet, spicy, tangy. They were both really delicious. The mirchi, was decent; the battered needed a little more flavor. The chicken 65 also could have used a little bit more seasoning. The food was def. with the price and I'd be open to trying some of their other options.

The four stars are not for the service. The stars are for the food. The food was delicious. I ordered during the happy hour rush and I guess everyone in the area decided to do the same thing. The briyani was a little dry. The curry was great. The fish fingers were a different touch. I enjoyed my meal. But the time to receive it was extreme.

We came here a few months ago and we needed to run an errand in the area, so we were so excited to come back. Food is yummy, flavorful and spicy. The garlic naan wasn't as great as it was last time, the garlic needed to be cooked more and was pretty much raw, but everything else was amazing. Loved my chicken tikka kabob. Hubby got vindaloo and that was super flavorful and spicy. Our server was so kind. The place was pretty hopping for a random Wednesday lunch. But not so busy it affected the service. Most people were ordering the thali. Next time. I came here wanting a re experience of my last time I was here because it was so good.