"This is the perfect place if you want tasty Indian food but still feel like eating some pizza as well. Never thought about it?? But once you try it, it grows on you. I don't mix them together but you could, they do have Indian style pizza with tandoori chicken etc.. But I just like to eat one and then the other. I usually grab the pizza first. I've been eating their food for years and I think the food has changed for whatever reason. It used to be much better but it is still tasty. The pizzas have changed somewhat and are a bit more pricier than I remembered from last year. I haven't tried their burgers and fries. I enjoy the reasonably priced and tasty Indian food since the spices in the dishes are fair and it doesn't feel or taste too oily or greasy. My pet peeve about some Indian restaurants in L.A or in the US is that their food is just too oily..ugh. The different types of Biryanis and the Vindaloos are tasty especially if you are hungry. I make both dishes at home from scratch with fresh spices. I make my own Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani masala. As well as using Kashmiri Chilli peppers, and Bhut Jolokia Chilli peppers to make my own lamb vindaloo. I love intense spicy food! So, you can tell I really enjoy both these dishes. I enjoy their lamb vindaloo and their goat curry is tasty as well. But goat meat isn't my fave but my preferred way to eat goat meat is authentic earth bbq'd Hidalgo style birria. Their sag paneer is a bit fluffy? frothy?, I guess those are the words I can use to describe it. It's like the texture is too overly processed but the paneer is good and a little rubbery. It reminds me a little of Trader Joe's Indian food. Anyways, on to the pizza. I really like their supreme with mix of veggies and pepperoni but the pizzas are all very tasty. The dough is done well, soft and chewy with a crunch. I experiment with baking bread and naan at home and I do like their pizza crust and their dough. So there you have it! Check it out and let me know how you like it"
