Very friendly staff and amazing foodI would definitely recommend this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Miriam
This place is a Gem! Found it on Uber eats under offers and it was the best Indian food I ever had. Food was well packed and very warm. Everything is so fresh and so delicious I highly recommend this place. The beef biryani; Gulab; chicken tikka and Mango Lasi!!! Just amazing!!
Sadly, I was terribly disappointed by our visit. I'm not sure why it has a rating of four stars. The restaurant is not as as I remember. it used to be a "go to" for Indian service, but no more!!! The hot chai tea was not hot; moreover, they ran out of chai tea when we asked for another cup. We upgraded our dinner to the Royal Feast to make it a combo with veggies, naan , rice . it took close to 40 minutes to get our food and it was not crowded. Understaffed, and not well maintained ... Service- you need a megaphone to get their attention to ask for something as they walk down the aisle at the speed of light. Originally, I gave a rating of 2 stars but finally, when we got our food, we are pleased. The food was served hot!!!!! And it's quite delicious . i'll restrain myself from writing more but my husband said I have time to write a book given the wait time to get our bill. All in all it's a 3 star.
Brian Cooper
Delicious chicken Tikka Masala, soft crispy naan. Service was attentive and friendly! I’ll be back. Parking on street.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jordan LeMay Zilavy
Best Indian food in Los Angeles! Wonderful
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brian C.
Delicious chicken Tikka Masala, soft crispy naan. Service was attentive and friendly! I'll be back. Parking on street.
Erica R.
I enjoyed our meal here. We started with vegetable samosas which were good.we had eggplant which was delicious, chicken tikka masala and some salad. Everything was flavorful and tasty. Good and friendly service. We shall return.
Kendyll H.
Love this place! So delicious! Very nice people. I've only gotten take out. I hope to eat in soon because the restaurant is lovely. But, my last order the portions seemed to have shrunk and it's expensive. I hope the small potions were just a one off. I'm not a big person and don't eat much and it was not enough for me. So I worry about others not getting enough food for their $.
Abraham C.
I had dinner here on a Sunday night. I enjoyed the food, the restaurant, and location. However, the staff was incredibly slow and the service was poor. It took about 20 minutes to receive my check after requesting it. We did not receive refills on water. We were not seated and the menu was difficult to interpret. The staff had a bias towards attending the UberEats personnel. I would recommend the food, but would not recommend the in-person experience.
Aminta S.
Food was yummy and staff was super friendly! It was my friend and my first time there and they gave us a dessert on the house, which was so sweet and kind. Very peaceful vibes in there. Will definitely go back:)
10/10 PLEASE COME!!! The workers are so nice and the interior is so cool! We got the deal for two people and it was amazing!! Some of the best Indian food I've ever had!!! I really like spinach paneer! A lot of flavor and the two people deal has so much food we will be eating for a while! The owner is the nicest guy ever wow
Robby Johnson
Food was delicious and the service was excellent. Great atmosphere, and perfect for dine in or take out. Having an Indian wife, Anarkali brings warm feeling that I recommend to everyone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hanzheng Zhang
great food
Citronia Landmark
I'll just say these restaurants are unsustainable at this point at these prices its just not worth it to eat out anymore. Much of the food we consume and are overpaying for, we can make at home. The deal with Indian food spots is that not all are made equally from quality to quantity. If I pay for 1 person, $21 dollars for Chicken Vindaloo or Tika Masala or $24 for Tandoori chicken which I love. I'm insulted that they would then charge me an additional $4 for rice. That's like me going to an Italian Restaurant and them charging me separately for the spaghetti and the sauce. Its not a dam meal without the rice. And for $4 bucks I can buy a bag of rice. These places are not concerned with our bottom line so why we continue to waste our money and time on sub par over priced food is quite alarming. Because were heading down a road of no return. We need a boycott of all restaurants for 2 weeks. They need to know how important we are to their bottom line. We are not just people with pockets. We are not just consumers were friends and family. We help send your kids to college and pay for your homes. They should note that many people will pay more for better taste and more food. But if the food is excessively overpriced and is sub-par, the quality is mediocre and the service leaves little to be desired than its an exercise in futility to continue patronizing these restaurants. I was going to take my staff to eat here but decided to get Thai food instead. Fresher better priced and financially prudent. This will be what everyone will start doing eventually. Eating at home or at places where their money counts and they are appreciated. For example it would have cost $80-$100 bucks for 4 people to eat there and get full. We spent $67 not including the tip, at the Thai spot around the corner and had left overs. That Thai tea is like crack. The Indian restaurant's have to get it together they're pricing themselves out of the game. It's a known fact that for ever customer you lose they go to you competition or just never come back at all. For that reason Indian food is hard no!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Emma Page
Probably the whitest Indian food I’ve ever eaten. Where is the spice? Lamb vindaloo had zero heat? Bizarre. But if you think tapatio is extra spicy, then this is the place for you.
Very friendly staff and amazing foodI would definitely recommend this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place is a Gem! Found it on Uber eats under offers and it was the best Indian food I ever had. Food was well packed and very warm. Everything is so fresh and so delicious I highly recommend this place. The beef biryani; Gulab; chicken tikka and Mango Lasi!!! Just amazing!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka, Cheese Naan, Garlic Basil Naan
Sadly, I was terribly disappointed by our visit. I'm not sure why it has a rating of four stars. The restaurant is not as as I remember. it used to be a "go to" for Indian service, but no more!!! The hot chai tea was not hot; moreover, they ran out of chai tea when we asked for another cup. We upgraded our dinner to the Royal Feast to make it a combo with veggies, naan , rice . it took close to 40 minutes to get our food and it was not crowded. Understaffed, and not well maintained ... Service- you need a megaphone to get their attention to ask for something as they walk down the aisle at the speed of light. Originally, I gave a rating of 2 stars but finally, when we got our food, we are pleased. The food was served hot!!!!! And it's quite delicious . i'll restrain myself from writing more but my husband said I have time to write a book given the wait time to get our bill. All in all it's a 3 star.
Delicious chicken Tikka Masala, soft crispy naan. Service was attentive and friendly! I’ll be back. Parking on street.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Indian food in Los Angeles! Wonderful
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious chicken Tikka Masala, soft crispy naan. Service was attentive and friendly! I'll be back. Parking on street.
I enjoyed our meal here. We started with vegetable samosas which were good.we had eggplant which was delicious, chicken tikka masala and some salad. Everything was flavorful and tasty. Good and friendly service. We shall return.
Love this place! So delicious! Very nice people. I've only gotten take out. I hope to eat in soon because the restaurant is lovely. But, my last order the portions seemed to have shrunk and it's expensive. I hope the small potions were just a one off. I'm not a big person and don't eat much and it was not enough for me. So I worry about others not getting enough food for their $.
I had dinner here on a Sunday night. I enjoyed the food, the restaurant, and location. However, the staff was incredibly slow and the service was poor. It took about 20 minutes to receive my check after requesting it. We did not receive refills on water. We were not seated and the menu was difficult to interpret. The staff had a bias towards attending the UberEats personnel. I would recommend the food, but would not recommend the in-person experience.
Food was yummy and staff was super friendly! It was my friend and my first time there and they gave us a dessert on the house, which was so sweet and kind. Very peaceful vibes in there. Will definitely go back:)
Restaurantji Recommends
10/10 PLEASE COME!!! The workers are so nice and the interior is so cool! We got the deal for two people and it was amazing!! Some of the best Indian food I've ever had!!! I really like spinach paneer! A lot of flavor and the two people deal has so much food we will be eating for a while! The owner is the nicest guy ever wow
Food was delicious and the service was excellent. Great atmosphere, and perfect for dine in or take out. Having an Indian wife, Anarkali brings warm feeling that I recommend to everyone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
great food
I'll just say these restaurants are unsustainable at this point at these prices its just not worth it to eat out anymore. Much of the food we consume and are overpaying for, we can make at home. The deal with Indian food spots is that not all are made equally from quality to quantity. If I pay for 1 person, $21 dollars for Chicken Vindaloo or Tika Masala or $24 for Tandoori chicken which I love. I'm insulted that they would then charge me an additional $4 for rice. That's like me going to an Italian Restaurant and them charging me separately for the spaghetti and the sauce. Its not a dam meal without the rice. And for $4 bucks I can buy a bag of rice. These places are not concerned with our bottom line so why we continue to waste our money and time on sub par over priced food is quite alarming. Because were heading down a road of no return. We need a boycott of all restaurants for 2 weeks. They need to know how important we are to their bottom line. We are not just people with pockets. We are not just consumers were friends and family. We help send your kids to college and pay for your homes. They should note that many people will pay more for better taste and more food. But if the food is excessively overpriced and is sub-par, the quality is mediocre and the service leaves little to be desired than its an exercise in futility to continue patronizing these restaurants. I was going to take my staff to eat here but decided to get Thai food instead. Fresher better priced and financially prudent. This will be what everyone will start doing eventually. Eating at home or at places where their money counts and they are appreciated. For example it would have cost $80-$100 bucks for 4 people to eat there and get full. We spent $67 not including the tip, at the Thai spot around the corner and had left overs. That Thai tea is like crack. The Indian restaurant's have to get it together they're pricing themselves out of the game. It's a known fact that for ever customer you lose they go to you competition or just never come back at all. For that reason Indian food is hard no!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Probably the whitest Indian food I’ve ever eaten. Where is the spice? Lamb vindaloo had zero heat? Bizarre. But if you think tapatio is extra spicy, then this is the place for you.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5