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4.6(100+)•
DashPass•
North Indian
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Store Info
DashPass
4.6(100+)•
$$•North Indian
We roast & grind our own spices, & use local & fresh produce where possible. All of our meat is free range. We take pride in our veg & non-veg & vegan options. Delivering it to you mild, medium or hot…
This restaurant is soooo yummyyy! I always go before going to the cinema and is my favorite to order on weekends.
The butter chicken, the samosas, the naan, everything is just delicious.
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Tomohiko K
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 26-07-13
• DoorDash order
Chicken was a bit hard, was over cooked. Also the packaging wasn't great. Curry was everywhere in the paper bag.
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Mohit K
5 contributions
Didn't like
• 1 day ago
• DoorDash order
I ordered the Cheesy Garlic Naan (which was part of a BOGOF promotion), but the restaurant delivered plain naan with absolutely zero cheese. I paid for cheesy garlic naan, and what I received is completely inedible for my order requirements and a total waste of money. Given that I received an entirely incorrect/incomplete item, but DoorDash won't do anything. Please don't run promos on food items you aren't making well. Just call it garlic naan. There is no cheese in it
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Sudhanshu C
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 25-02-03
• DoorDash order
Read the Thali description. I didn't get Naan, sweet or Raita. Thali cost $25 and Door Dash charge $34 overall for this below average LRJ CLASSIC THALI
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Nick M
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 25-07-15
• DoorDash order
The tandoori chicken was small and it was extremely dry. I don't mind the small aspect.
Every Indian restaurant is incapable of cooking curries that won't cause stomach acidity. I had high hopes this restaurant could be different. It wasn't. The mixed Veg Korma caused it too.
People may think it is just that I can't handle curries? What about the approx ten from-scratch curries I have cooked at home for years? Never an issue, and I like them hot.
The problem is cheap oils and overcooking sauces with cheap oils. I use ghee.
The reason I order tandoori chicken is it won't have cheap oils, except, it found disappointment by being the driest tandoori chicken I have ever eaten. The naan was good, which is why the review crawled its way up to 2 stars.
