Indian food — Restaurant in Crestline

This is a startup joint relentlessly ran by a lady in a dinette shack. Do not expect anything you experience in any commercial Cafe or restaurant just imagine visiting to your aunt's kitchen and ordering your favorite dish. A humble, friendly and gentle aunt will make your wish true in due time. A little help from her family and friends can turn this place up into a "dhaba" where one can enjoy the taste of Punjab in a rural fashion but children these days are good for mobile phones and video games only.

I had to eat 2 x aalo da paratha, instead of 1. That tells everything about the food. I liked 2nd one even more for well-done (brown) over yellow. Mild was a bit mild for me too so next time I will try the spicy. Tea is also made while you're here so feel free to opine your liking; Extra sugar or none or 4x or more. She starts around 6am everyday till 6pm and takes Sunday off. If you hit the voicemail then wait till the phone is charged.

Location is slightly off placed by Google, I've suggested a correction and once it's accepted it will take you to the doorstep of this little brown house beside the one Google says. Address is correct but there are multiple units on the lot so don't knock on the house with white doors....

This place is a hidden gem! It’s not a traditional restaurant but rather a family cooking delicious meals right from their home. Finding it was a bit tricky, but once you do, it’s absolutely worth it. I’ve uploaded some pictures for reference to help others locate it.

The food is as amazing as everyone says. After devouring six rottis along with four subjis .I was so full that I almost fell asleep on a bench nearby. I ended up sitting there for an hour, completely satisfied. The food is not only delicious but also feels like a warm hug from a mother, packed with love and care.

Before I left, I asked for five more rottis to take with me for dinner. It’s healthy, authentic Indian food that you don’t want to miss if you’re in the area. Highly recommended!. Believe me no body in US could offer such an inexpensive but...

If you want the best Indian food in the area this is the place. 100% home cooked with care and love. Nan bread is home made and lassie drink the best I’ve ever had! Tonight’s menu was butter chicken and curried goat which both happen to be my favorite Indian dishes. They could not have been more delicious at any price. OK so you can eat here in person but it’s generally a delivery restaurant. If you elect to eat here, expect a family atmosphere with no frills or expectations of an eat-in restaurant. Rather imagine you are in India and someone invited you into their kitchen to eat alongside the bags of potatoes, onions and carrots with the pots simmering on the stove. There is no menu and it seems the food varies daily. It’s very authentic and won’t be...