Food was great. Chicken Makhani was delicious but medium spice was too mild. The lamb Himalayan…read moresample tray was " interesting". Not sure I would order that again. I ordered medium spice and it was almost too spicy. So the spice levels are inconsistent. The ambience could use some help. Amount of protein in each portion was a bit small. Service was very quick.

Food was amazing ambiance is cool nobody was in the restaurant but the owner himself & he was so…read moremean the first time I went I took my food to go & return 2 days later to dine in & same thing RUDE didn't greet us give us water take our old dishes ask how the Food was anything he was so rude as if he didn't want us there I wouldn't ever return no matter how good the food was I will take my money else where !!!!!!! Food 8/10 customer service 0/10 see for yourself !!!!!

Great spot to grab Indian food for your cravings!…read more I had: 1. Chili chicken 2. Chicken wings 3. Mango lassi

PHENOMENAL!…read more Looking for Northern Indian food? Search no further. Dine here, at Bombay Beach in DTLA, just West of the mecca off the 110 on 7th St. This restraunt is not to be overlooked. I wish I had tried their food sooner since I won't be nearby Each portion is perfect in size, freshly made, and beyond delicious. They use ghee and will match your taste profile from "mild" to "fire". I choose "spicy" always. I brought my Sri Lankan friend here and they gave 110% props after double downing on the menu order. Yum.

Amazing food. Excellent service. Anarkali is my go-to takeout spot that I have been ordering from…read moreyears, and I highly recommend going in person. I can't highly recommend Anarkali enough.

Absolutely delicious! Gorgeous interior design too. The staff are so friendly. BEST INDIAN FOOD in…read moreLA.

Hole in the wall alert! This place is sketchy in the outside surprisingly good on the insideread more

Ordered a vegetarian combo. It was ok. It tasted basic. Can definitely do better in that price and…read morequality. Service was slow. It is located around USC to ambiance is mostly like a campus crowd.

An absolutely delightful experience! I was a bit nervous after reading some of the reviews, but we…read moreleft with both our hearts and stomachs completely satisfied. Even my 17-year-old, who usually only prefers homemade Indian food loved it. Here's what we ordered and my thoughts: Papri chaat - The papris was out of this world, with the perfect crunch and a rich, buttery flavor. The chutneys, potatoes, and chickpeas complemented it beautifully. The only small downside was that there could've been a little less yogurt. The sweetness level of the yogurt was just right, but it slightly overpowered the dish. Maybe a thicker drizzle of yogurt would balance it even better. Tandoori wings - Yum, yum, yum! They were perfectly seasoned, spiced and not dry at all. A couple of pieces were slightly overdone, but we didn't have time to think about it because they were so enjoyable overall. Everyone at the table loved them. And a special mention for the cilantro whipped cream, oh my what an unexpected concept! The flavor was a solid 10/10. The texture took a moment to get used to, but once I did, I couldn't stop eating it. Onion bhajjis - We ended up ordering these twice, which says it all! My son couldn't stop eating them. He's never even had pakoras before so these were an absolute hit!!! Chicken tikka masala - The best I've had in a long time. great balance of tangy and spicy flavors without being creamy. Generous portions of chicken and it was tender. I could've happily kept dipping my naan in the sauce all night long. Naan were alright! Slightly flat and overdone, but great with the sauce. Chai - we loved it so much we ended up having 3 cups each! Perfectly spiced and just the right amount of sweetness. Poutine - A bit underwhelming overall, but the masala potatoes were delicious. Honestly, I might have enjoyed it more without the gravy and chicken. Seekh kebabs - kebabs were tasty, but the sauce didn't quite work for me, it was salty, thick and didn't complement the already rich kebabs. I would've preferred them with sweet and green chutneys and maybe a pinch of chaat masala on top. Parle-G & malai kulfi - More than a perfect ending to a big meal. My son loved the Parle-G sandwiches--thank you for introducing him to a classic from my childhood! The malai and cardamom kulfi was delicious. Our waiter was super awesome!

I visited Badmaash with a friend on a weekday night. Parking was fairly easy to find around the…read morecorner, though walking around at night might feel a little sketchy. We had their Chicken Tikka and Butter Chicken with Basmati Rice and Naan. For starters, the food was amazing, and the service, too, was amazing. Both easily ranked at the top of what I've had. The pricing, however, is definitely steeper. Most Indian food spots serve complimentary naan or have rice included or at a small surcharge. Here, however, it's like $6... each. And this is on top of a price that is already above average. Outside of the nickel-and-dime pricing, the ambiance was nice and quiet. The water was also very tasty and served in a jar that was easy to refill, and our server took really good care of us.

I was on the bus on my way home from work and got off at a random stop because I was so hungry I…read morewas shaking. My plan was to try and find a cheap food truck in dtla but all I could find was Mr. Masala, and i'm thankful that was the case. The total was only $26 for a combo with Chicken Tikka Masala, soup, a giant piece of naan, a tray of rice, and rice pudding. I ended up taking half of everything to go because of how generous the portion was. It was so good for the price, the service was great, and inside the restaurant was nice and spacious. Will definitely come again.

Was almost going to have a good experience. Ria was nice and patient. I had food restrictions…read morebecause of my diet. Upon leaving, the lady that I took a picture told me to take the trash outside the building to the streets. Respectfully I did spend money to eat here, it was rude gesture to have me spend money here and have to throw anything outside to the streets. Then she called me stupid and to get out. I regret purchasing anything from here. I never made any disrespectful remarks nor was I being rude at any point. This should not be tolerated. I eat food in the area, this is disrespect to my mine and money. I wanted to like this place but morally speaking it's not worth coming if this is how they treat strangers. I hope people are aware that this kind of activity is going in this business. Love supporting local businesses but my time and money have value and it would not be spent here. She claimed to be the manager. food wise: very important details to consider- just because it's vegan/ doesn't mean it healthy. I had the vegetable potato Samosa - it's deep fried with canola oil (extremely processed oil) consuming oils like these make vegan/vegetarian options unhealthy. It's almost like eating a McDonald chicken nugget. Not saying this in a negative tone, just sharing honest thoughts. The potato was bland, typically with food like this, spices sometimes make up for the dish but unfortunately it didn't. Just a potato deep fried with bread. Lentil soup- had a broth feel to it, it also lacked taste and flavor. It wasn't horrible, it just wasn't great either. This is important because when it's a lentil soup something has to stand out about it, it's a healthier option so the taste makes up for the dish being a healthy. Upon asking, they also add canola oil to this soup. ((Not as much as the other foods on the menu, but still heavy and that gets people bloated) they should consider making foods with coconut oil. The place did seem to be clean. But people make the build what it is)

My friend got Indian food a few weeks ago so I felt inspired to get some too (or Pakistani food,…read morenot sure). Regardless, I've been here a few times and have always enjoyed it. I love how big the naan is that they give you. They make it fresh too. Even though I've tried a bunch of their skewers, this time I tried the fish karahi, which came with my choice of naan or rice. I chose naan. It was really good but it was a little too spicy for me. The cashier told me they could add yogurt the next time around. However, what really stood out is how the fish was cooked. I feel in American restaurants, fish is just cooked in a way that makes it just taste ok. However, at like Chinese restaurants, they really know how to make the fish taste amazing and have it be so plump and juicy. They make their fish like that here! The juicy and plump way where you're just like, "Wow I just want to keep eating this!" I also got a chicken roll too which is fried and crispy. Good appetizer. They also have water for free here too but I didn't see the dispenser so I just brought something from my car in. The ambiance is cozy here. Nice seating area. Worth visiting if you want really good LA Indian food and haven't been spoiled by extraordinary SF Indian food.

I kept hearing about this place and finally gave it a shot. The service was very friendly. The…read moreplace is pretty sparse and pretty much what you'd expect from a small Ktown strip mall spot. We got the Lamb Dam Biriyani and the mixed grill (which came with 5 different kinda of meat). The seasoning and spices were on point. Great flavors, the right amount of heat, and something you can't really get elsewhere. My main issue was the quality of meat. Since this is supposed to be an affordable lunch spot, the meat was lower quality and really hindered the dishes. Too much fat, too much skin, too much gristle. I would love to see these spices on higher quality meat, that to me would be a 5/5.

So delightful, everything was wonderful. Victor suggested the best dishes, highly recommend this…read morespot.

We had our wedding reception at Baar Baar. We wanted an intimate event with about 30 of our closest…read morefamily and friends. The priority for us was good food and beautiful ambiance, and we got so much more. The planning process was very smooth, Jyoti was very helpful in helping us create a menu with plenty of food and to organize when everything would come out. She also hooked us up with her flower vendor who was incredibly talented, flexible and reasonably priced. The private event space is gorgeous. It didn't really need much, we only added flowers. The food is phenomenal, literally no notes, EVERYTHING was excellent. They offer creative takes on classic dishes. They kept the food and drinks rolling. Sandeep was a very attentive server and made us feel taken care of. Great place for a meal or an event, pricing was very reasonable.

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.

The best Indian food in Los Angeles the butter chicken is delicious and the naan is the best I've…read moreever had.

Theres are a lot of hole in the wall places when you're wandering DTLA but finding a spot thats as…read morefulfilling as Curry Boys is hard to come by. it was quick, tasty, and the husband wife team made us felt so welcomed. All of their entree choices looked fantastic and tasted even better. We got the paneer tikka masala and pepper chicken--and they were great! It is one spot where you have to come back to sample the other flavors. If you're nearby give it a shot. You'll be amazed!

Just about done eating, ordered from Uber since it was BOGO but here's the thing, it says 1 order…read morefeeds 2-3ppl so with a bogo essentially it should feed 4-6.....I think it would barely feed 3, and that's not even adequate portions. I don't like when places promote bogo but give you less when it's supposed to be 2 of the actual item, giving you half of 2 orders to make one isn't really a deal. Anyway, taste was ok but curry was pretty oily and the pilaf rice tasted like it just got strained from a bowl of water. I was looking forward to it since I love Indian curry and this place had mostly great reviews but maybe they don't put as much love into lunch bogo. I don't think I'll be back anytime soon which is a shame but I think my coworkers would appreciate it.