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    3.6 (665 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    The sign for buy 1 get 1 free
    R M.

    I had come here and seen a box of flakes chocolate that said buy one get one free. I told the man working the register that I'd like to buy two whole boxes (obviously expecting he would honor the deal he had put on the box). I can't remember how much was in one box but the price should have been halved because of the deal, but he told me he would not honor this and said I could only buy it full price no matter how many times I told him that the sign that he put out says it's buy one get one free. I ended up having to pay 70 dollars for two boxes. It's completely absurd that he would deny a paper that he literally put out himself. The chocolate was also expired by months and when I confronted him he just told me to return it. I'm guessing so he could go on and sell it to someone else, what a frustrating place to be. Management was better beforehand.

    Angel B.

    Been coming here for over a decade , now under new management it's honestly so underrated as a restaurant , authentic Indian cuisine I love their samosas and combo options , the naan is delicious. sit in or take out , great menu , always great vibes good and family owned. Service is great always welcoming, kind you can not go wrong here

    Mango Lassi, Somosa, Chickpees, and Rice.
    James W.

    An India-focused grocery store with excellent pantry items and a budget-friendly cooked foods section. The decor is sparse, and the value is in your face, wonderful. You can find almost every spice you need for Indian Cuisine. From whole spices to packaged, portioned ground spices, the selection is excellent. The space is crowded, and it feels authentic. The hidden gem is the cooked foods counter. Spaced and set like a cafeteria, the hot foods under the sneeze guards and hot lamps keep all the foods ready to serve and eat. It is no-nonsense. The variety and selection are ample. Best of all, the value is reasonable. The small parking lot is located on the west side of the building. Otherwise, street parking is metered.

    Combo #2
    Vahe A.

    I was happy with combo #2. It was just enough food and a good variety with 2 curries, rice, samosa, bread, and I like that they also threw in some fresh salad to balance everything out. And all for $9 at the time of writing this so definitely a good value! I got paneer with green peas, and the veggie balls - both were great. One thing to note though, all their choices are vegetarian. The store is also nice, but some items are priced higher than elsewhere. They do, obviously, cary a lot of items you can't find in a non Indian store. One thing I really don't like about the store is that many items have no price tags so it's a guessing game - you want to pick up something, could be $2 or $12, you just never know.

    Part of the dining area
    Punam K.

    This place changed. It looks more organized. Cleaner. They got some new tables ans booths. Good service. Great price.

    Lauren A.

    We decided to try this spot out after a tiktok about it came across our fyp. We heard they had a great deal on hot food and with an Indian grocery attached we knew it was a place we had to check out. The restaurant side is straightforward, the hot food on display, steaming and ready to be served. Next to it a bakery case full of sweets of various shapes, colors and textures. Surrounding us were various religious figures from India and some canned coconut milk on sale, buy one get one free. We ordered a #2 Combo with Chana Masala and Dal. Plus two small chai. A heads up, this spot is all vegetarian and vegan, which I didn't mind but don't come here expecting Chicken Tikka or Lamb Vindaloo. It came with basmati rice, salad, yogurt sauce, pickle, samosa and warm roti. The Chana and the Dal had lovely spice without being overwhelming in heat. Nothing spectacular but an overall solid meal. The salad was a mix of cabbage and red onion, crisp and cool to balance the dish. The samosa was room temperature and I wish it was served hot like the rest of the food. The sauces served with it were flavorsome, a sweet tamarind and a tangy green sauce. The chai had a nice slight spiciness to it. A good way to take off the chill of this cool LA evening. After eating, we explored the grocery. Aisle after aisle was a discovery of spices, incense and pantry goods. They offered an interesting selection of hard to find specialty beverages and produce. The store was packed with items but still managed to be clean and organized. I took the opportunity to snag some Cadbury bars you don't see in the US that often. Finally, we swung back by the sweets counter on our way out and got a mix. Everything was quite pleasing and the different textures was a joy to experience. This spot is one of a few locations, but it feels like a hidden gem in the neighborhood. Bright murals paint the sides to draw attention as you walk by. Humble interior, good food, good portions and good people. Would definitely come back if I lived nearby.

    Great price for lunch!
    Eileen M.

    I had a lot of fun here with the family today. We are trying out making more Indian food at home and wanted to come here for the expansive choices of spices. We went aisle by aisle and looked at all the different brands and foods they offered. There was even an aisle for flour and we are big on baking and got a new pasta maker, so we were exited to see various brands of rice flour and multi grain flour. We ended up getting spices, flour, curry paste, tomato paste, cheese and frozen food. The key ingredients we needed that is not readily available at a regular grocery store. On the way out we did want to try some food. We just wanted samosas, but we ended up also getting a combo #1 curry that includes two curries and rice. My 14th month old is a very picky eater, but he ate a whole samosa for the first time! The chutnies that came with the samosas were the highlight for me. Very flavorful. Nice kick. For the combo we got the Dal and the Peas and Cheese curry. The price for the combos are very reasonable for a complete meal. Good to mention that the food is vegetarian. Parking: they have their own parking lot and there is ample meter parking on the street

    Vegan samosas
    Andrea A.

    This is my favorite Indian spot!!!!! I buy my henna here and they have amazing food!!! The samosas are a must!!!! You willl love this place if you're vegan or vegetarian!!! I love this place, my hidden gem

    The Idli (2 pcs)
    Hosanna M.

    I don't know about you, but this is by far the worst South Indian food I've ever eaten. That's not how coconut chutney should look, and the sambar was like drinking tomato soup--complete miss. The masala dosa shouldn't look like that; it should be filled with mashed potatoes sautéed with onions, curry leaves, mustard seeds, turmeric powder, chili powder garam masala and the list goes on. The idli--if you threw them on the floor, it would probably hurt someone. Idli should be soft and pillowy.. sigh. And lastly, the vadai... it's like you're cutting corners on the actual ingredients to save money. It's a hard NO for me. Again, as a Tamil South Indian, we do not cook food this way. That lady that prepared the mean was nice. Place looks like a typical Indian food stall will not come back for the food but for the sweets only.

    Entrance from parking area to the food counter and market.
    Cindy S.

    I felt like a vegetarian meal, so I ended up at India Sweets & Spices: it's half grocery market and food stall cafe (cafeteria like). The pre-made food is mainly ALL VEGETARIAN/VEGAN items. Lots to choose from; a combo meal is a good option to start with or ask for recommendations. The menu is broken down by Northern/Southern Indian regional specialties: offered as Combos, Snacks, and Desserts/Drinks. You order at the counter then find a seat. No frills type place. Friendly environment. There's parking on the premises; however, it's a little tight during peak lunch/dinner rush. You can park on the side streets. Credit Cards are accepted.

    Lady Durga.
    Gregory M.

    India Sweets & Spices is really a special type of Indian grocery store. While you will find typical spices, vegetables and prepared food, there's so much more. Located on Los Feliz, look for the Folk Art depiction of the many-armed goddess, Lady Durga. Inside, as said, you have a grocery store for nearly all your South Asian cooking needs. But then, if you take a right, you find a large cafeteria. Now, at first glance, the cafeteria doesn't look particularly special. This is definitely NOT an Indian restaurant. The tables are very simple and the walls are pretty plain. And there's no waitstaff. The food, however...now that's a different story. For under ten dollars you can get a HUGE tray of Indian vegetarian food. You can get one or two curries, rice, bread (like naan or chapati), sauces, pickle and dessert. And the food is very tasty. I've never been able to finish everything on my tray, even when I was famished. I suggest checking out both the store and the cafeteria during the same visit as its fun to check out the ingredients, but also the housewares, religious paraphernalia, henna and beauty supplies used by the local South Asian community. Definitely recommend.

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    Anarbagh Indian Restaurant Los Feliz - Vegetable Korma (A La Carte)

    Anarbagh Indian Restaurant Los Feliz

    4.3(458 reviews)
    1.9 mi•Los Feliz
    •$$

    Food was 10/10. Excellent heat level that was rich in flavorful and not too too over the top well…read morealso not holding back. Would certainly come back. Staff was also really nice and everything felt very thoughtful

    (Take-out: 03/07/26)…read more IN SHORT: Beyond exceptional - phenomenal - sensational. My take-out was popadoms, mango pickle, carrot pickle, garlic basil naan, mulligatawny soup, chicken buna, chicken balti, fried rice. PROS: insanely delicious and authentic Indian cuisine, succulent tender & crumbly chicken (100% very fresh white meat), melt in the mouth awesomeness, the freshest of spices & ingredients, with exceptionally-good service - top notch, lovely staff. In short, the BEST Indian cuisine I have ever had in Los Angeles. You will NOT regret this choice of restaurant, I guarantee. CONS: Almost none, but I would say the poppadoms were advertised as 4, but were more like 2 - difficult to tell since they come in broken pieces in a small brown paper bag (for take-out); also, the garlic basil naan was a little too 'doughy' for my personal liking, but that's just me - no biggie whatsoever - it was still fabulous. Limited parking on the lot, but street parking all around in the historical neighborhood of sweet Los Feliz. Inside, the main restaurant is medium-sized (cosy & intimate, certainly not cramped) and totally gorgeous - plush decor, terrific ambience, high-class romantic vibes, perfect lighting and music, with very pleasant seating booths for parties of four, and the some additional tables for two. Great choice for a date night. SPICE LEVEL ADVISORY: I had requested my two curry dishes as spice level 'hot', and they really were at the top-end of my tastebud limits (I am a very experienced curry diner from Manchester, England, where hot really does mean hot!) - both dishes were truly out-of-this-world (no exaggeration), but they really blew my socks off - in a good way. Can't imagine having spice level 'very hot' as I'm sure that would be WAY too much for me to handle. But, you on the other hand, should totally go for it - if you dare! :-) In conclusion, I was literally blown-away by this wonderful restaurant - both metaphorically and gastronomically. Thank you to the lovely lady and her brother who made this, my first try-out, unforgettable. From this day forward, my 'go-to' Indian restaurant without hesitation. Finally, I found you! :-)

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    Anarbagh Indian Restaurant Los Feliz - TAKE-OUT: Fried rice with peas, butter and saffron. Delicious.

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    TAKE-OUT: Fried rice with peas, butter and saffron. Delicious.

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    Kurrypinch

    4.5(130 reviews)
    2.4 mi•Los Feliz

    Kurrypinch is a tranquil refuge during the LA heat wave with its plants, woven textures, and calm…read moredown tempo beats. You can choose from its traditional dishes in its Sri Lankan Signatures menu like kotu rotti or string hopper. Or try innovative plates from its Chef's Select menu. The team is super efficient, almost a split second before I realize I need something, someone is already there handling things. I will definitely return soon to sample more of their creations applying modern techniques to Sri Lankan cuisine. Coconut Milk Risotto with Baked Mahi Mahi: They bring out a modest dish that contains an electrifying riot of colors and flavors. Shallow pools of orange chili oil mingle with a mustard-yellow coconut curry. The amount of chili oil is somewhat shocking; however, you soon realize that warm spices have been infused in the oil, so you carefully position the oil. A thick filet of mahi mahi has a perfectly crispy spiced crust topped with a salty chili crisp and deep fried curry leaves. I was a little hesitant about ordering mahi mahi because it runs lean. It turns out there was nothing to worry about. The flaky flesh is moist and juicy. Adding the mahi mahi to the flavorful sauces is inspired. Soon enough, you start digging into the coconut milk risotto is a hidden treat beneath the fish. Like a typical risotto, this one is creamy, savory, soft and tender, with fat plump Arborio rice grains. Except, the coconut milk brings an unexpected flavor profile. At times, it seems like a dessert or pudding because of the sweetness of the coconut milk. Then, the rich and sweet flavor from the crispy caramelized onions enhances the rice. Parking: Look for street parking in one of the smaller cross streets a few blocks away. Watch for signs that prohibit parking during prime dining hours.

    heard about this place on tiktok and sad to find out it's closing :(…read more the restaurant is small, clean, and charming. the food was great especially since it was my first time trying Sri Lankan cuisine. we ordered the Mackerel Croquette which is must if it's available, Jaffna Prawn Curry and Kotu Rotti with cheese. the curry wasn't like a traditional curry with a lot of broth and it came with 5-6 prawns. the kotu rotti was interesting since the rotti chopped up and stuck together since i had ordered it with cheese. i wish i had ordered it a bit spicier. overall the 2 main dishes were flavorful and fresh but portions are a bit small for the price. service was good, they checked in on us here and there. our server was also kind in helping us understand the menu. hopefully the chef continues his culinary endeavors around LA, would love to have Sri Lankan food again!

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    Pijja Palace

    4.1(1.1k reviews)
    3.0 mi•Silver Lake
    •$$$
    Sports on TV
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    Pijja Palace had been on my radar since it first opened and I was fiiinally able to go on a recent…read moretrip! And thank the lords that I went with a group so we could try a bunch of different bites~ I will start off by saying that I truly cannot understand some of the haterade or strong dislike comments that talk about lack of flavor because genuinely every dish we tried was flavorful and overall pretty darn delicious. The spice level was actually a bit high for some of my friends but really hit that perfect mild-moderate heat for me. We ordered the dosa onion rings, piri piri fries, paneer parm sandwich, the bbq wings (for my omni friends), the malai rigatoni, and the green chile chutney pizza. We were hungry as a group of 4 but I will admit we had a few bites left at the end that we could not finish. Honestly everything was delicious but the standouts were the piri piri fries and the paneer parm sandwich. The fries came out hot, crispy, so well seasoned with both ketchup and raita dipping sauces; ugh I can't help but love a good potato! The paneer parm sandwich was such a thick, indulgent slab of fried paneer with melted cheese and chutney, chef's kiss would absolutely get again. The dosa onion rings were so true to their name because you could absolutely taste the dosa batter on the outside; it was a tad difficult to bite/cut but otherwise also very solid. The mango chutney that it came with hit and this is coming from a girl who usually doesn't like sweet chutneys. The green chile chutney pizza was sooo tasty; good fusion between a classic pizza and I love green chutney so could it get better than this? We tried both alcoholic and N/A drinks and they were delicious! The tandoori spritz was A+ imo. The interior is bright and it's fun to really hit a sports bar with such an eclectic fusion of foods. It was interesting to see the variety of sports they had on each TV too. Even with the small comment on service below, this place deserves a 5/5 and I would totally return. Prices are very fair for quality, esp in this economy. Service was...interesting. Friendly overall, checked in on us when first items were dropped off, but not again. When we were ordering, we wanted to be mindful of portions/quantity so we asked for some guidance and were essentially told "well I don't believe in restricting myself and you guys are all adults so you should order what you want." Totally understand the energy and intention, but did find it rather unhelpful as we were visiting from out of town and had no place to store leftovers. I understand the role of server when it comes to upselling, but it was a really strange interaction when we were already ordering quite a bit.

    It is arctic cold in here! Maybe our table is right below…read morethe vent. The bar seemed a bit warmer. The tables are so close together in the dining room you'd can feel the person next to you exhale on one side, On the other, a woman with a terribly affected glottal stop voice was piercingly annoying... not a problem of the restaurant, but the fact she was so close she could eat off our plate was dismaying. $29 for macaroni with a bit of lamb in it was flavorful. A bit of crunch from what seemed like tiny bits of pickled carrot. The $27 Green Tiki masala pizza just seemed like a slightly more flavorful sausage pizza with a crispy parm crust. The onion rings at the table on one side looked good. The soft serve ice cream at the other also looked yummy. Don't come here if you are looking for a healthy meal with nutritional value. But if you want a snack while watching a game, there are so many screens to choose from. A happening bar scene, but won't be back for the food.

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