Been meaning to try this place for awhiles now and my roommate was finally curious too so we took the plunge and tried this place out. And overall, it's a solid experience so basically a 3.5 out 5 rounded up to four. At least to me at first glance the outside it looks a hole on the wall and upon entering it still gives off that same vibe imo. It's basically a no frills place to eat if you eat there. When we entered we were the only ones in there and it's surprisingly pretty big in there and looks like it can host a big party inside or most likely several groups of people or small families since they have some large tables set up back to back or they had some booths to sit in. Anyways, the cashier was pretty friendly overall and took our order without any hiccups or complaints, since this was a new experience when I ordered the naan, I originally ordered 1 order of naan thinking it'll be like 2 to 3 with the order, but he explained it was 1 per order which at the time seemed to be a tad off but we did learn when we got our food it was a plate size naan, we ended ordering 2 pieces of naan btw. And I definitely didn't like when the cashier didn't even offer a printed receipt of our order, I'll admit he did start out with writing down our order but he then punched it in on the cash register/credit card reader, so slight knock here. Overall, all the food was good but not great, the naan smelled great in the car filling our car with garlic smells, but when we got home it was a tad hard and wasn't fluffy like other similar places carry. The chicken biryanis was another solid dish, the dish itself was good overall hitting the right flavors and chicken was pretty yummy in it too, but it did seem somewhat dry and the rice itself wasn't fluffy like it was fresh, to me it was more like day old rice so it had a fried rice sort of texture. The proportions of the goat and chicken masala were decent to maybe slightly above average but there were a decent amount of oil left of top of both servings. The goat meat was good, a tad chewy but within range but still most of it was very stew like meat which is good. But in the order there were a lot of bones in it and I know it's going to happen due to the nature of the dish but there definitely seem to be almost like an equal ratio of meat to bone, so while this dish can hit the spot if craving goat or something warm, to me the cost of what you get and what you buy isn't there. And lastly the chicken tikka masala was good but nothing to talk about...but lastly all this food including tip was basically $60..so I'll leave you to decide if it seemed to be a good deal or not or whether you want to try this place out yourself. read more