Agra Cafe Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Indian food for the mild taste buds out there. The menu is extensive with protein variations and an excellent vegetarian focus. Unfortunately, this is were their acalades seem to end.

The robust Indian cuisine seemingly is greatly lacking here. Many flavors are muted and the absence of the depth of spices is throughout much of their menu. Indicating medium heat taste nearly like no real heat at all. Forget about even asking for "Medium Spicy." There was no real difference. I have been afraid to ask for spicy for subsequent tries thinking it could be an "On/Off" switch.

The lack of spice also goes hand in hand with the lack of seasoning. Along with muted flavors, many dishes can also lack salt. Although, somewhat healthy tasting if sodium is an animal you are looking out for, this detail simply isn't a good indicator for their respect for the cuisine.

Agra's website has a very intuitive method of online ordering. It is clean and simple to use. Agra is open late on evenings, and are quick to pump out your orders.

Just be aware that Agra's menu is a bit on the lighter affair of any expectations for Indian Cuisine that is full of flavors,...

When the past reviewers say that the food is watery and tasteless, they aren’t lying.

I was craving Indian food all day at work, and was extremely excited for this. It was my bad for not looking at the reviews before ordering from here. I just saw 4.1 stars compared to the 3.5s in the area. Ordered take out of the dinner combo: chicken korma, lamb curry, samosa, and saag paneer. All underwhelming and bland. It’s INDIAN food! How is there no spice?!? Especially for curry…Thankfully the meat was not tough like the others have said but yea this was sad.

Lol they changed my pick up to an hour from 30 min but I was already there:/ I would understand delay if the place was packed or maybe short-staffed but the place was empty and there was 1 other pick up order while I waited. The woman who hurried my order with the kitchen was...

I have ordered Chicken Tikka Masala from Agra cafe four times. The first three times it came with rice without having to order it explicitly and I have been quite pleased with my meal. However the fourth time there was no rice delivered (or utensils for that matter). Upon informing them of the mistake they claim they always charge extra for rice leaving a soupy small container of masala and nothing to eat it with for a whopping $13 plus tax. Due to their less than gracious and money grubbing attitude and policy of making astronomical profits of off white rice I will never patronize Agra again. Stop trying to take advantage of your customers and don’t skimp on the calories people need to stay satiated when they order an entree from your...