Food (5/5): Ordered the chicken pan fried and chicken steamed momos. Both were delicious! I…read moreparticularly enjoyed the pan fried momos. The sauce was nice and the dumplings were nice and thin. We also ordered the saag paneer with garlic naan and rice. It was solid and delicious too. The naan in particular was awesome and the right amount of crunchy. Service (4/5): Not sure what all the complaints on the service is about. I had no issues with the server and and the momos came out pretty fast. The saag paneer took a bit longer but still a reasonable amount of time. Ambiance (5/5): Feels like a nice slice a Nepal. The restaurant is nicely decorated with lots of pictures and vibes of Nepal. Overall nice tables. Not the fanciest looking but feels authentic.

Nice ambience and friendly staff. Cute, cozy, and casual inside…read more Their food was good overall. I wish Yelp allowed leaving half stars because this deserves more like a 3.5, since some dishes were great and others left a bit to be desired. We ordered the Nepalese soup with noodles, and while it was interesting to try for the first time, it tasted a bit too much like Maggi instant noodles, and the chicken was extremely inedible and tough. The appetizer Sizzler, which had chicken, lamb, and shrimp, was good overall, but some of the meat was definitely way overdone. Other than that, we enjoyed everything else and had a good experience.

My friends and I had tickets to a show at Dynasty Typewriter and wanted to grab dinner first. To be…read morehonest, this was the first place I found in the area that seemed to have a decent menu (practically the ONLY place). That being said, we were pleasantly surprised. The staff was very kind, happy to explain unfamiliar dishes to us (Frankie takkos?), the food was excellent and the prices were reasonable.

Overall great place, food is great and ambience, service etc is good too…read more Naan - one of the best I have had Matar paneer - way above average, loved it Chai - above average

This place rules. It's really affordable, portions are big, and the food is so good…read more Highly recommend

After returning from a long day at the Griffith observatory, stopped by this place due to stellar…read morereviews. We are from San Francisco bay area and naturally Indian food snobs. We ordered a kabab platter and garlic naans. Chicken tikka and chicken tandoori were ok, a bit burned but nothing too bad. The lamb was a disaster. There was a single lamb piece which was tough as nails. Either old meat reheated or some other. I love lamb chops and too disappointed. Luckily I did not order lamb chops, it would have been money down the drain. The server was courteous however. The restaurant was empty at 9pm on a Sunday night. I guess it is kinda away from the major tourist spots. I didn't try any curry there so this review is only for their tandoori platter.

My work friend took me to this authentic Indian Cuisine restaurant located a few miles from City…read moreHall. My friend is from southern India and spoke highly of the food similarities with his homeland. I tried the lamb Entree which is the best lamb curry I've ever had and served with a healthy amount of sides to ensure a diner would leave comfortably full with desire to return again soon. The owner helped us choose the entrees and provided excellent service throughout our meal. Although the interior was not particularly ornate, the food quality and quantity made me and my stomach very happy!

Food is fantastic, service is great, prices are low. 10/10 would recommend to everyoneread more

Channa fries- flavorful, nicely coated fries, good portion, its a meal but can certainly be a…read moreshared appetizer. Next time I'll oder more pickled veggies Chili cheese naan- very fluffy, wish the portions were bigger and the chili flavor is light and not over powering Butter paneer- good flavor, wish there was an option to add veggies or came with veggies Basmati rice- nice and fluffy Order was delivered and I'll order from here again..there are so many other options to try. Looking forward to

The food was excellent--easily some of the best I've had in a long time. Unfortunately, the overall…read moredining experience was let down by poor service and an uncomfortable atmosphere. The seating area is small, and the second floor was especially uncomfortable because the AC appeared to be turned off despite it being July. The dark décor upstairs also made the space feel more like a dungeon than a restaurant. The water was served warm, and we weren't given utensils until we asked for them. If you plan to visit, avoid going after 8:00 PM, as several menu items may already be sold out. The food is genuinely worth trying, but great food alone isn't enough to make for a great dining experience. If the expectation is to enjoy good food without decent service or a comfortable environment, I'd rather cook at home

Mr. Masala is a nice Indian restaurant near the LA Convention Center. The food was decent and…read morecustomer service was friendly. You can also check into Yelp for a free soda. * Chicken Tikka Masala 5/5 - Best item we got. The yogurt and tomato-based masala sauce was yummy. The chicken was good. * Side items 3/5 - Rice was kinda dry 2/5. Lentil Soup tasted herby and kinda bitter 1/5. Rice Pudding was yummy 4/5. * Garlic Naan 3.5/5 - More plain than garlicky. Not a lot of flavor. Good crispy texture. * Chicken Biryani 3/5 - This was alright. Kinda like a tomato-based rice. The chicken was dry and not very flavorful.

Affordable and good Indian food in DTLA. Odd that they do not include rice with the entrees though.read more

This small mom and pop type restaurant is located in a tiny strip mall of the Little Bangladesh…read moreenclave within Koreatown. A folks here are very friendly. The space is not huge, but there are a few tables you can sit at or it seems like a lot of the business here is from takeout anyway. I came here for the hyperbadi lamb biryani. At $23+ as of 6/2026, this might be the best deal in terms of lamb shank that you could find in the city. The rice is rich with spices and so aromatic. The serving size is pretty huge and this could be at least 2 to 3 meals. I also ordered a samosa to snack on and some mango lassi. I'm a huge fan of this place.

The food is good. Authentic. Pakistani food. Everything I ordered to go was great except for the…read moreLamb karahi because it was tough a a leather. It was impossible to eat. The hydrebadi lamb biryani was good and the meat was super tender. The beef Korma was good, the okra could use some salt and the Paya was my favorite. Overall - i'd go back again and i definitely recommend this place.

I went here for DineLA with 2 of my best friends and it was the evening of August 25, 2026…read more Parking was difficult but it's LA and that's a given. When we came in, because we were late to our reservation with parking being a factor we were told there was valet outside the restaurant but didnt see signage or an attendant. But they said they do have valet! Our host and server were wonderful and honestly kicked my review from a 4 star to a 5 star. I am a vegetarian and my 2 friends are not. The DineLA menu was very versatile and I appreciated the vegetarian options provided for me for that menu (since a lot of places this year were not as accommodating). I am beating myself up for not remembering our host and servers names but they were absolutely fantastic!! (Working thr evening of 8/25!) I love Indian food because I love love love spicy food and the flavors and they had Thai chili peppers which is always a treat for me. The ambiance of the restaurant feels like next level luxury. The women's bathroom is literally the nicest restaurant restroom I have ever stepped foot into! The cocktails were delicious and works of art. The Canape was delicious, I then ordered the Avocado bhel, paneer masala (extra extra spicy), and amongst all 3 of us we ordered all 3 desserts to share. It was an amazing DineLA experience and I would definitely come back to dine here again!

Heard great reviews about the flavors of this place and here's my take on their Chef's Tasting Menu…read more What I Ordered Cocktail - slumdog millionaire (passion fruit gin &tonic, and the cocktail menu features diff films) 10/10 Chefs tasting Menu Starter - Dahi Puri (crispy dough with a fruit filling) 8/10 Small Plate - Birria Taco (rich in flavor and spice, served with warm consomé) 10/10 Large Plates - Traditional Butter Chicken (classic and creamy) 9/10 Sides - Saffron Rice (smaller portion than expected but still tasty with main course) 8/10 Dessert - Rasmalai Cassata (layered strawberry tres leches but too many textures) I loved the open space decor setup when I first walked in. My server was kind and attentive throughout each dish serving. Everything was seasoned well and each flavor profile matched the dish while accentuating the Indian culture.

The Food Is Excellent.The spices are just right! Although when they make the shrimp or chicken…read morebrianani they have very little and an abundance of rice!! Other than that. The Food and The Service Is Great!!!

This place is sus and I really did not like the service…read more We came here for a quick dinner at 7 pm (there was no one else inside). We ordered Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Korma and Butter Cheese Naan. They came out with Chicken Tikka Masala and Chicken Korma (did not notice this right away as it's all covered in sauce). I told the waitress that we were just waiting on the naan and she said that it's coming. She then proceeded to ask what kind of naan we want (so they weren't working on it). Once we started eating, we quickly realized that none of the dishes were lamb. We told our waitress and she was like oh no I'll bring you a lamb one. She didn't take the chicken one away or mention anything about paying for it. The food was pretty good overall so maybe a lot of good reviews are from delivery. When we were done, we asked for to go containers. They were gross and had white flecks/oily stuff all over them (just thinking about people that did delivery and had their food packed in those containers already...gross). They brought us different containers that were fine. The chef then came out and said he charged for the Chicken Korma (that we did not order) but didn't charge tax on it. Excuse me? First of all, if you even wanted to try to charge for that, you should've said something upfront. Second of all, you should never try to charge a customer for a mistake made by the kitchen. Will not return.

Art and his family know food better than most. Try the Chicken Clove it's delicious. You're missing…read moreout if you're not frequenting Curry Boys!

Curry Boys in DTLA…read more This is the kind of spot I'd pull up to with the Punjabi boys -- honestly, I'd bring NAV here too Big flavors, comforting curry, and the kind of food that makes you want to come back with the whole crew. If you know, you know... this one deserves a spot on the DTLA food rotation. - @eatingwithricardo