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

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

The food and service was great. The Ambience was pleasent…read more We went in at 9pm exhausted and hungry. There wasnt anyone else around in the restraurant. The service was prompt and we enjoyed the food.

I read about this restaurant and then LA Times article about food choices near the Coliseum during…read morethe World Cup. I'm glad I went. The food was delicious and quite reasonably priced. The service was excellent. A great find! Look forward to returning.

Fun vibe, with good Indian flavors…read more Went for lunch with some friends. Ordered a few drinks, along with some pani puri, dahl, butter chicken, eggplant, fries, naan, and rice. Everything was really good - the flavors were on point and tasty. The only critic would be the service being a little slow (I think they didn't expect as many customers as they got for lunch) and the cocktails were on the weak side (would stick with beer). Would come back otherwise.

The food is delicious! The samosa appetizers and fried fish appetizers were very good…read more There were 7 of us, so we got to share many dishes. The butter chicken, chicken tikka masala and "badass" chicken were standout dishes to me. The cocktails were just okay. I did not like the Delhi Nights cocktail. The service was friendly, yet he was very busy. The service was a little slow, so be mindful of that if you're in a rush. The place is downtown so parking can be difficult. And be mindful of your surroundings as the area can be sketchy at night. The restaurant itself is cozy with a small dining room downstairs and a handful of tables upstairs.

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.

Your search for outstanding biryani in LA ends at Biryani Kabob House. The biryani is fragrant,…read morefluffy, and incredibly flavorful. In addition to biryani, this South Asian spot makes hearty Pakistani dishes with bold spices and an emphasis on tender meat. Hyderabadi Lamb Biryani: This biryani is a magical blend of basmati rice, spices, onions, ghee, and lamb shank. The soft and luscious lamb meat easily flakes off the giant bone. The separate ingredients are beautifully layered together so the flavors are distinct and complementary. The warm spices provide great depth of flavor. On the side is a cool and creamy mint chutney. Nihari: Large tender beef shanks are slowly braised in a vibrant spice blend with onions, garlic, and ghee. The soft gelatinous connective tissue throughout the succulent meat is delicious coated in the rich and meaty stew. Tear chunks off the large chewy naan and form pockets filled with beef and gravy. Top it with raw onions, cilantro, ginger slivers, and a squeeze of lemon juice. The condiment plate here didn't have any chili peppers, but there was a little heat in the dish. Chicken Curry: Large chunks of boneless chicken thighs and potatoes are stewed in onions, tomatoes, and spices. The curry is thick and flavorful. Ordering: The friendly owner is happy to explain the dishes and offer recommendations. After you order your main dishes, you can grab beverages from the fridge or samosas from the case. When you're done eating, you pay at the register.

AMAZING!!!! Food, atmosphere, and people! This is THE spot!!! Outstanding service and definitely…read moreworth the trip to downtown LA!!

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!

Baar Baar ("again and again" in Hindi/Urdu) is an amazing experience. Wonderful decor and food, not…read more"Indian food for Americans" but food from an Indian chef in America as the Michelin awarded chef puts it himself. Go here for date night. You won't be displeased. Service is top notch.

We went here for our 2nd anniversary, and now I feel this might be our all time favorite in LA!…read moreFirst, thanks to all of the staff who were part of our great evening, starting from giving us seats at a perfect spot, to the ones who handed us congratulatory cards and sparkling wine, each one of you deserve to be praised! Their cocktail menu is by far the best I've tasted across different bars l, especially due to their Indian take on classic recipes! Sholay for the win! The restaurant itself was so beautiful, paintings of classic Indian film moments, and each bite of our food was a special take on classic Indian dishes. The taste, portion & quality were exceptional. Kudos to the chef! Will certainly be back here again!

the restraint has a nice big area for sitting and friendly staff…read more great butter chicken and lentil soup.

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.

Excellent food. Great service! Highly recommend this food. We served this at our job and it's a…read moregreat hit. Highly recommend it.

I ordered pickup buy one get one free from here on Friday and it was a great experience. The place…read morewas beautiful and clean, and the man there was so friendly and threw in a free mango lassi. The food was great! Will order again :)