Tikka Grill Healthy Fusion & Catering — Restaurant in Westlake Village

My wife and I ate lunch here. I think it was Amir (the owner?) that we ordered from, very personable. He seemed like a nice, genuine person, who cared about the product he provides.

My wife got the Curry Chicken Plate, and I got the Chicken Party Wrap. We gave the food taste / quality a 7.5 and 9.0 out of 10. Our food came out in normal time range. (Not long enough that we wondered what the hold up was, or short enough that we'd be asking "why was that so quick?")

Food came out on normal plates with metal utensils, and there was enough food that we felt full & satisfied. The restroom was nice & clean as well.

Given the post-COVID and inflation influenced pricing we all see at restaurants these days, the price point was pretty much spot on. My one and only (minor) complaint was that we were already half way through our meal before we became aware that they have kind of a salsa-bar area, just past the right side of the register. It was nice to see they have what I believe was a jalapeno mash type sauce (just minced jalapeno's I think), in addition to some other typical tomato type salsas.

Will definitely be...

I’ve been enjoying their food for the past 20+ years. This place is 1 of the few in the shopping center that has lasted through all the years. It’s just that good!!! Today I went to their West Hills location, since I now live in the valley, and was so sad to see they had closed that location. The food is so good, I honestly had to make the far trip to the OG TG. All though not ideal for me, I’ll continue making the trip to satisfy my cravings. The staff had always been pleasant to deal with, and the restaurant is always clean and welcoming. I’ve read other reviews about petty little things like the napkins, but come on, who really cares about little stuff like that. As long as your tummy is happy, that’s all that matters. For sure worth trying this place, I hope they open up another location in...

Great spot for a healthy and quick lunch. I liked the options they had in their sauce bar; pickled carrots are a nice addition and the green salsa was surprisingly spicy in a good way. I got the chicken kabob plate and was an amazing portion for the $14 price tag. Chicken was very juicy, flavorful and you can tell they didn’t rush the marinade. The vegetable stew was good and I really liked the broth, it was surprisingly rich. The saffron rice was soft with a subtle but noticeable saffron flavor. To get the best bite possible, put the carrots, rice and chicken on the pita with the red and green salsa, then dunk it into the veggie stew; actually delicious. Tikka Grill is nothing mind blowing, but is simple food made to order...