Aaron O.
Yelp
We came here for a Sunday dinner. Overall, good ambiance , good service, and good food!
I had heard of this place but hadn't gotten around to dining here until friends of mine (who are Indian/Pakistani) mentioned how good it was. We had the masala nachos, spicy tikka fajitas (chicken), butter chicken enchiladas, and the Santa Fe burrito.
Upon being seated, we were served a basket of complimentary chips and a tasty mild red salsa.
The nachos made a great start. In addition to classic nacho cheese sauce and sliced pickled jalapeno peppers, this appetizer came topped with pickled red onions, queso fresco, salsa verde, and crema - all set atop a layer of saucy beans. There was also a sprinkling of masala on top. The masala and jalapenos added a bit of nice spice, but not a lot. The serving size is good for 3-4 people and we used some of the complimentary chips to scoop up the leftover bean sauce.
The Santa Fe burrito is described thusly:
"Crispy cauliflower, charred onion-pepper, rice, black beans, fresh greens, pickled onions and cheese blend, in a large toasted spinach tortilla, topped with chipotle tikka sauce, melted cheese, crema, queso fresco and cilantro"
And the enchiladas:
"Stacked, New Mexico style, topped with tikka masala sauce, melted cheese, pico, cilantro and crema"
And the spicy tikka fajitas:
"With basmati rice, black beans, toasted naan bread, cilantro-mint crema, jalapeños & pickled onions
Choose: Chicken | Steak or Shrimp | Salmon | Vegetable & Paneer"
You'll notice a theme - chipotle tikka, tikka masala sauce, spicy tikka.
While individually, all of these were great, if you're sharing and comparing, they will all seem to have the same flavor profile with slight differences in spice heat - ie, butter-tikka masala overlaying classic Mexican dishes. This is not bad in itself, but on my next visit, I'll be more diverse in what we order.
Again, the flavors were bold and delicious. The serving sizes were also huge. I highly recommend and I'll be back soon.