It was a 6/10 for me.
Appetizers:
Spicy Garlic Bread – Disappointing. Not crispy, cheese is flaked on but not strong flavored. Felt like eating an untoasted bad baguette. I really don’t get why this is on the menu. 4/10.
Dosa Onion Rings – I was looking forward to these the most and the texture ended up being donut-like instead of crispy. They were huge and did taste good + the sauce they came with was tasty. 7.5/10 for the texture.
Green/red wings: Tasty sauces but the wings were not crispy they almost had a baked texture and they were soaking in oil. Literally dripping in it. 6/10. Dipping sauce was great though and really saved the wings.
Sliders – two small sliders each order.
Aloo: Delicious for a veggie option. 8/10
Lamb: If they made a full sized burger of this I’d come back often. It was amazing and the highlight of the night for me. Too bad they were tiny. 10/10
Pastas:
Milai Rigatoni: My 2nd favorite thing. It tasted delicious. But.. it wasn’t unique really. It tasted like a good vodka sauce. The Indian influence is MIA. But it is delicious. 9/10.
Kesar shells & Cheese: Really lacked saffron flavor and not cheesy. Overcooked smushy pasta. 5/10.
The Pijjas:
We tried the habanero & pineapple pijjas.
Both were super soggy and texture-wise icky. They’re super thin and oily.
The pineapple was my favorite flavorwise.
Drinks were $20 each, beers $10 a pint. I don’t drink but my friends said their drinks were good. Our bill came out to $400 or so. It had some good stuff, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to go back.
by whale_lover
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Did you walk in or deal with their scarce reservation bullshit? Not sure I’ll ever make it to this place 😁
If you ever have to meet up with a date you want to bail on, go here first. Your breath will scare them away
how many people in your party?
Are they showing the cricket world cup live this weekend? I can’t seem to find any bar that is doing that in LA. Great pics!
i dream about the rigatoni. everything else i tried was mediocre
Ok so I know it’s a drive but the absolute best Indian Pizza in the LA Area is at [The Curry Pizza Co.,](https://www.thecurrypizzacompany.com/) they’re originally from the Central Valley so you know it’s legitimate. The closest one to me is way out in Glendora but it’s actually worth the drive.
Their butter chicken pizza is so flavorful, their tandoori chicken pizza both spicy and sweet, incredibly fragrant. I make the trek out there about once a month because it’s so delicious
Eater LA is so jealous of your post rn
This place is foul lol, doesn’t help that the owner is cringe af and personally attacks customers who don’t like their food.
I remember a post from a few months ago where the owner of this place left a negative review on a customers business page because they didn’t like their food. Weird ass people running this place
I really want to like it, but yeah, mediocre at best.