My wife and I tried this for this first time last night. The food was good but maybe a little more bland than we're used to. I got the chicken madras and she got the chana chaat. Both were good. The rice was a little dry (precooked?). The crispy bread stuff they put on the table as a welcome is really good. Sauces were okay too. My wife loved the onion chutney. The samosa's were average. A meat option for samosa's might be a welcome addition to the menu. The menu, btw, has a lot of options.

The restaurant looked clean and tidy. One way I decide if a place is truly clean and they really do keep things clean behind the scenes is I look at the ceiling. If light fixtures, duct work, vents, curtain rods, etc are gross or caked with cobwebs or greasy dust, you can bet money that the kitchen and food storage is also not clean. The light fixtures and vents here were spotless. However, and this is why I deducted a star, the bathroom was filthy. The fixtures, door, and handle had some kind of white slime on them. It looked like a painter was trying to get away from a serial killer in there.

The place was empty except for a table of 4 when we got there around 6:30PM on a Thursday. No staff at the front desk and we had to wait a few minutes for staff to come out from the back and see us. That was a little bit awkward but not a big deal.

It was pretty chilly in there and my wife kept her coat on through the meal.

Service was okay. The server was friendly enough. Food came out in a reasonable time frame and the server followed up with us numerous times. One note I hope they read is that, with real linen tablecloths and napkins (which is really nice btw), the expectation of the customer might be that staff is dressed more as servers. Our sever was dressed casually and looked like a customer. Not a huge deal but sprucing up, if even with just a cheap black apron, might be a super easy way to set it apart from mediocre places. Just a thought.

Prices are reasonable.