In the words of DJ Khaled, "anotha one" (in reference to all the five star reviews this place is deservedly racking up). My friends and I stopped here for dinner in the middle of a weekend of cycling races. Desperate for a respite from the burgers that had clogged my arteries and kept me up at night as my mouth discovered what salty discomfort felt like, I insisted we visit Red Panda. After a quick and simple 40 second car ride from our hotel (yes I realize we could have walked, but we are rather dim sometimes), we entered Red Panda with large appetites and high hopes. The experience was beyond memorable. We started with the naan and momos, which were beyond delicious (I really regret writing his at 11pm now my tummy is grumbling and I am hundreds of miles from Red Panda) and very clearly house made. The man who helped seat us when we arrived also turned out to be head chef, and was very helpful in introducing the dishes to us and offering to bring us more sauces to try if we wished. For my main dish, I decided to risk it for the biscuit and went for the chicken tikka masala *this dish does not come with a biscuit*. It was simply the best chicken tikka masala of my life. Many long and passionate "oh Bill"s were muttered throughout my consumption of the dish. The sauce was incredibly creamy and flavorful, with a delightful amount of spice but not enough to start tearing up like I do whenever I watch the end of La La Land. Beneath the sauce, the chicken was ridiculously tender and had its own definitive layer of seasoning, wild! My friend got the butter chicken, and I dusted off his leftovers because it was just as good, if not better, than the tikka masala. In fact, the food was so outstanding I did not even think to stop to take a photo, but the colors were just dancing out of the bowl and I cannot wait to take my friends here next time I find myself on this side of the greenies. read more