Service was underwhelming and food was inedible. Wish…read morethere was one redeeming factor but can't find it.

I have had many Indian dining experiences in many different states and even in England. This was my…read moreabsolute favorite! You must try this one. Every dish was spot on. Delicious.

The challenge is, Ferndale is where I do most things and have sampled multiple places. But now,…read morethere is only one place I eat! I have eaten Indian food around this country. There is no place better. I found out that American spinach saag is not indian saag! I love the saag! When you go, get a mango lasso with your food! A special place!

This is our favorite Indian place in Washington. The owner has put his passion into his cooking,…read moreingredients, surroundings, service and customer satisfaction. He takes the time to explain where he gets the ingredients, how he cooks them and you can taste it. We eat the vegan options such as the Chana Masala,Bhindi Masala. He also has a really interesting beer list that you dont see other places. We need to go back and try some new things.

If you haven't been to Naan and Beer, drop everything and go. My husband and I had a meal there…read morethat was nothing short of incredible! We kicked things off with the Chicken Samosa with Chaat and--OMG--mind-blowing. It was easily the best I've ever had; if I were forced to pick a favorite from the night, this would be it. We followed that up by splitting the Butter Chicken Fries (pure heaven), the Meat Combo Plate (absolutely packed with flavor), and some perfect Garlic Naan. Honestly, every single bite was a 10/10. To wash it all down, they have a fantastic beer selection with five IPAs on tap. We shared a Reuben's Brews IPA, which was the perfect crisp pairing for the spices. What really made the night, though, was the vibe. Everyone there was so incredibly nice. Our waitress/bartender was so kind and helpful, and even the chef came out to chat with us! It's rare to find that level of hospitality paired with such incredible food. What a wonderful experience!

I had a wonderful meal there--and was promptly served by my delightful, helpful server…read more The chicken samosas were very nice--the sauce, almost perfume-like (in a nice way!) I don't know which was my favorite: the absolutely silken, delicious Butter Chicken or the prawns. I am kicking myself because I don't know which prawn preparation, but it was recommended by our server and it was fantastic. The prawns were fat and juicy and perfectly cooked and, frankly, I would love them in any of their sauces. The one recommended to us was divine. For my beverage, I tried the lassi--a totally new experience for me. I was forewarned it was a salty flavor. I am not sure I would order one again due to my taste preferences, but I would say the preparation in this restaurant was probably as perfect a one as can be. So if you like lassi or want to try it, I would wholly recommend this one.

It's been several years since my first trip to their stand at the Bellingham Farmer's Market, and…read moreit's still by far my favorite hot food choice available there. Their samosas are one of my favorite foods in the whole city.

We really liked this place. There wasn't much going on but that just meant we got our food quickly…read more Friendly service. Best Indian food in town!

I am so thankful that Simmering Tava exists. It is nearly impossible to find this level of quality…read moreclean organic ingredients (including good cooking oils!) and absolutely delicious, healthy, nourishing food in any format. Let alone with the on demand convenience of quick service!! It's also the best Indian food I've had outside of my grandmothers kitchen. Always feel great after eating this healing food made with care, integrity, and dedication. The samosa chaat with channa, and lamb curry make me happy to be alive. Thanks to the team for all they do for the community and our health.

The website showed two vegan options but upon arrival we learned that they now offer one…read more What we had was great, but with such limited vegan options are not likely to return anytime soon.

On a recent sunny Bham afternoon I happened upon a beautiful, brand new, bright green food truck at…read moreWander Brewing. Being somewhat of an aficionado of the local FT scene, I was surprised that I hadn't heard of this one yet: Mix Masala. Featuring a small-but-mighty menu of classic Indian dishes - like butter chicken, saag panner, pakoras and naan - the smells emanating from this truck were phenomenal. When I saw they had my fave, chicken tikka masala, on the menu I knew I had to order. The owners/staff were so incredibly helpful and friendly (they even said it was okay to take ten billion photos of their truck for my archives), and soon my steaming bowl of tasty goodness arrived while I enjoyed my Wander brew in the beer garden. The tikka masala was perfectly spiced, and the chicken was tender and plentiful. Served with a generous helping of basmati, and including a side of (just one) piece of naan, it satisfied my craving for Indian food and paired surprisingly well with my Uncommon California Common. The tikka sauce was a bit salty for my liking, but not enough to keep me from devouring most of it and taking the rest home to devour later. I'll definitely be looking for this truck again!

I didn't know I could have a strong hankering for pakora, but when I saw it on the side of Mix…read moreMasala food truck backing in at Stones Throw Brewery I knew I had to have it. Once they were open I ordered pakora as an appetizer and a tikka masala for my main course. The pakora was fantastic. The tikka masala was good. In hindsight I wish I'd ordered saag paneer or chana dal instead, but that will be next time. The owners were friendly and helpful, and when I was told the food would be ready in 6 minutes, they impressed me by having it ready in about 5 minutes and 45 seconds. I will happily buy food from Mix Masala again.

Disappointing Experience at Indian Food Truck…read more I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala from this food truck and was disappointed on multiple fronts. The wait was unusually long--long enough that several customers questioned the delay. When the food finally arrived, it came in a small takeout bowl priced at $17.95. The portion was mostly salad, with very little rice or chicken. The chicken lacked any real flavor, and the sauce was thin and watery--far from the rich, spiced curry typical of a tikka masala. Having tried Indian food in many places, this was by far the worst I've had. Poor flavor, small portions, and an unreasonable price made for a meal I wouldn't return for.