Spice Affair Indian Restaurant

Honestly, I didn’t expect to be this impressed, but this place really delivers. The first thing you notice is how clean and well-kept everything is—from the tables to the spotless restrooms. The interior has a kind of quiet elegance—nicely decorated without trying too hard, and it still feels welcoming. The staff is great—super friendly and attentive, but not pushy. They actually listen. I asked them to go light on tomatoes for a baby eggplant dish (can’t remember the name), and they happily adjusted it. It came out perfectly cooked, and I appreciated that extra level of care. The samosas were on point—crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful inside, served hot and fresh. Even the Beverly Hills fries were really good—crispy, seasoned right, not soggy. And the best part? The prices are totally fair. I’ve paid more than $20 just for a sad wrap at other spots, so this place feels like a real value, especially with drinks included. Overall, it’s just a solid spot—clean, flavorful, kind people, and a little touch of luxury without the attitude. Definitely recommend if you’re in the area. I’ll be back.

Very disappointing experience at Spice Affair. I spent over $100 on just butter chicken, tandoori chicken, and a couple of naans and honestly, the food was average. Not bad, but definitely not worth the price. What really ruined the evening was the service. After the waiter dropped off our food, he completely disappeared. Nobody checked on us, and when we wanted to order another naan, we literally had to get up and find a waiter. For a place charging $8 per naan and over $100 for such a simple meal, that kind of service is unacceptable. Overall: food was average, and service was poor. I will not be going back.I don’t pay premium prices to chase down a waiter just to order bread

Authentic Flavors & Memorable Experience! I had an amazing experience at Spice Affairs in Beverly Hills! The chicken dishes were perfectly spiced and juicy, full of deep Indian flavors. The paneer was soft, fresh, and incredibly tasty, just like back home. The ambiance was elegant, and the service was top-notch. If you’re craving real Indian taste with a touch of luxury, this place is a must-try!

The singularly most horrible experience ever! After spending over $200 on a meal for 4 ( no alcohol) one expects stellar service and high quality food. Both of which are non existent in this establishment. No one comes to check on you. No one responds to any feedback that you provide about the food. Even after repeatedly asking for the manager, no one bothered to show up. On top of that they refused to validate parking, even though the parking garage clearly states the restaurant by name for getting validation. The fact that a high end restaurant will not honor a stupid $5 parking ticket is beyond bad business and taste. If you are looking for the worst Indian food and restaurant experience that I have had in my life then this place is it!

Our first time to an Indian Restaurant in Los Angeles - and it did not disappoint! Easy parking on street on Friday night and cherry on top - it was free. Promptly greeted and taken to our reserved using Open Table! Keeping up with Beverly Hills upscale status, Spice Affair has great ambience and seating plan. Navdeep was our server who was prompt, knew the menu well and recommended wisely. Service was fast and efficient. He not only made an effort to accommodate my request for Fried Papad. It was a test to see if they are willing to please their guests - 5* Appetizers: we ordered Soup, Paneer Tikka and Chicken Tikka. Soup was blend - lacked carrot and basil as mentioned on the menu. Plating for Panner and Chicken could be more elegant and visually appealing. Taste was good and was melt in the mouth! Main course: We ordered Kadhai Paneer and Malai Kofta. My take on Kadhai Panner is that it was nice however, a bit sour for my taste and tad bit spicy for my wife even when we requested Medium. My wife found Koftas to stale and gravy excellent, I begged to differ!!! (A few daring things I do lol) Dessert: Navdeep professionally did ask us if we wanted to see the dessert menu but we didn’t have any room left so politely declined. Decent choices as already having checked out in the beginning. Note: this place charges 20% gratuity for 4+ guests - a bit extra if I am being honest. We were 3 but we were still charged 20% which when I brought to his attention was promptly taken off! I would recommend please check your bills! Also slightly on the higher side - specially when we convert CAD to USD! Overall, yes it’s a good portions and great place to visit if in LA, Madhuri and Anupam Kher have also dinned here. My advice to management: keep up the good work, be more creative on plating and spice level to be adjusted!

We dined at Spice Affair in Los Angeles with a party of four, hoping for an exceptional Indian cuisine experience. Unfortunately, the visit was a mixed bag. We started with the Dahi Kabab, which was underwhelming and lacked the expected flavor and creaminess. For the main course, we had Dal Makhani and Karahi Paneer. The Dal Makhani was just average, neither disappointing nor impressive. The Karahi Paneer fared better, offering balanced flavors and well-cooked paneer, making it a decent choice. The meal's highlight was the Gulab Jamun, which was deliciously sweet and spongy, providing a satisfying end to our dinner. However, the overall food quality did not justify the high prices. The restaurant is a bit overpriced for what it offers, especially considering the average quality of most dishes. The ambience at Spice Affair is good, with a touch of elegance that makes for a pleasant dining environment. However, it falls short of being truly up-market. Despite the mediocre food, the staff were excellent—prompt, polite, and attentive, enhancing our dining experience. In summary, the place offers a pleasant atmosphere and great service, but the food quality and high prices are disappointing. If you do visit, the Gulab Jamun is worth trying, but overall, the experience may not meet the expectations set by the pricing.

Outstanding northern Indian food. The spinach paneer was delicious, the butter chicken was surprisingly excellent with the perfect amount of spice. Samosas crispy. Nice ambiance although pretty empty for a Saturday night

Spice Affair is hands down the best Indian restaurant in Beverly Hills! From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with a warm atmosphere and beautifully designed interiors that set the perfect mood for an exquisite dining experience. The menu is a delightful journey through authentic Indian cuisine, with each dish bursting with flavor. I highly recommend the Butter Chicken and the Lamb Biryani - they're simply out of this world! The naan is freshly baked and pairs perfectly with every dish. Don't forget to try their signature cocktails; they re a refreshing twist on classic drinks! The service was impeccable; our server was knowledgeable and attentive without being intrusive. They were happy to make recommendations and ensured we had everything we needed. Whether you're a fan of Indian food or trying it for the first time, Spice Affair is a must-visit. I can't wait to return and explore more of their amazing dishes! Satish is the restaurant manager, what a humble nice guyyy, he makes you feel like you're sitting in a restaurant in India haha, so warm and so welcoming with a great smile representing Indian hospitality.

Great service. Tasty food. Clean interior. They have a parking lot next door and I believe the charge after eating their is about $5.50, don't quote me. I didn't drive but that's what I overheard. The drinks I ordered were The Aviation (GIN) and A Fine Balance (RYE Whiskey). The Aviation is an excellent balance. The A Fine Balance was strong. This one alone is a one-and-done drink for me. It's a very strong drink. The only CON about this place is that it gets loud. And maybe that was just because of our table, but I do recall it being loud even before sitting at our table. I would come back here!

I've been here several times before and had great experiences! The service was still excellent, thanks Kumar, as was the ambiance. The must order appetizer is coconut cauliflower! It's delicious! The samosa's were cooked perfectly and there was no shortage of chutney. We were a large party so we shared multiple dishes and non disappointed. The only "issue" if you can call it that, was that we asked for chicken tikka to be Indian spicy, and they never do that for some reason. My brother and I were looking forward to having it with a large kick. But otherwise, everything was great.

For context, I'm half Indian and have had authentic Indian food in India and I've had a hard time finding a good place in LA that actually tastes good (in my opinion) But this place, holy moly, treat yourself This has some like American-fusion in the best way possible, I need to go back asap

I LVE Indian food and I frequent many locations ... however ... the Indian Food from Spice Affair is by far head & shoulders above the rest The location is easy to find .. there is parking and the decor and ambiance is exquisite! If you are looking for the perfect place for a DELICIOUS meal with attentive staff and perfect environment ... Spice Affair is your go to restaurant !!!

Came here for a dating anniversary. The ambience was romantic and quiet. Dimly lit light, water oasis on the side to keep the classy elegant feel. We got the Puri and masala fries for apps, Puri sauce was great. Slightly sour, fun to pour into the fried dough. Masala fries, please get it spicy to get that kick. The entree were butter chicken and chicken biryani. Butter chicken is great. White rice for 7.95 is insane. Although it is Beverly hills, so be prepared to spend the dough. Chicken biryani is great, the saffron inside adds that unique taste They do give you an anniversary cake for celebration.

Satish Kumar and his team are amazing!! It was my first my time here with my best friend (he's been here before) and the dining experience was impeccable!! We were greeted with an avocado bhel, I've never had that and it was sooo good with their chutney. Ive also ordered the Panner butter masala with basmati rice and garlic Naan, extra spicy. My best friend was recommended the Delhi Dhaba chicken and he loved it! Special shout out to the garlic Naan because it was one of the best naans I've had. The restaurant looked amazing as it was decked out for the holidays and everyone here looked loke they were enjoying themselves. Satish was great because my entree wasn't spicy enough, he took it back, added green chilies to it and it elevated the entire dish. I would definitely dine here again and recommend this to friends!

The singularly most horrible experience ever! After spending over $200 on a meal for 4 ( no alcohol) one expects stellar service and high quality food. Both of which are non existent in this establishment. No one comes to check on you. No one responds to any feedback that you provide about the food. Even after repeatedly asking for the manager, no one bothered to show up. Oh and they charge you a mandatory 20% gratuity for this absent/negative service. The most awful undercooked daal, flavorless paneer made in canned tomato puree being served under the guise of paneer butter masala and the god awful vegetable curry which would bring the state of kerala to tears. On top of that they refused to validate parking, even though the parking garage clearly states the restaurant by name for getting validation. The fact that a high end restaurant will not honor a stupid $5 parking ticket is beyond bad business and taste. If you are looking for the worst Indian food and restaurant experience that I have had in my life then this place is it!

The claim that the Spice Affair has the best Indian food in Los Angeles is correct! Not only are there innovative dishes but the classics such as Saag Paneer are delicious and incredibly fresh. My absolute favorite of the night was the Avocado Bhel. It has all the elements of a great dish and was heaven in the texture department -- salty, sweet, crunchy, and savory, with just the right amount of acidity. I could come back again for just this dish alone! The cocktails were likewise delicious! Since it was my husband's birthday and we arrived early we were able to snag the best seat in the house, one of the beautiful and intimate booths in the back. This was a divine experience, and we will be back for more!

Very good Indian. Good for the food not the ambience (nothing much, really!). Service is good and friendly. Parking available nearby.

Good tasty food that's worth a sit down meal. I ordered an online delivery and the food was a bit cold by the time I got it but it still tasted really good. I ordered Avocado Bhel, Jackfruit Kofta and onion Kulcha. Bhel was low on sauce but that could be due to takeout but otherwise flavors were in point and I finished it all by myself. Will try a sit down next time I am in town.

I met my boyfriend's family here, and it was exactly the right spot to like one sister more than the other. I think we even have a photo from that night, but I won't post it, because the bad sister will be too obvious, and then I'll have to deal with his mother.

Very high prices and very small portions. For two people, we first ordered three dishes, then added two more, and were still hungry at the end. Makes for a very expensive meal. The food was OK but much tastier is available throughout Los Angeles. The best word to describe our experience here is "regrettable."

It was such a Bad biryani and the quantity was so less and overpriced. Very poorly made.

Delicious food! Every dish was solid and exquisite. Overall, I think it's good food but not worth the price, considering how similar quality dishes could be found more accessibly at other indian places. Tried a variety of dishes: Co-li cauliflower - had a good coconut sauce, cauliflower had a good batter (could have been crispier), despite the menu saying "you cannot miss this", this definitely could have been skipped, especially since its a $20 appetizer Dahi puri - yum Samosas - good, but i can also get a similar quality for much cheaper, wasn't anything extra special Malai kofta - YUMMY, greaty creamy curry dish. Chef's kiss Garlic naan - soooo garlicy i love Kulcha - delicious as well, but not a must Mango lassi - good, ive had better, tbh tastes like the store bought ones

I attended a birthday celebration here and enjoyed a dinner buffet selected by our hosts. The highlights for me were the flavorful butter chicken and the perfectly seasoned lamb chops. The Indian desserts were all delicious especially the creamy rasmalai. The area we were in for the party was spacious with a pleasant decor and staff was welcoming.

Cannot go wrong with Spice Affair! If you're looking for good quality Indian food + a decent wine/cocktail selection, then this is the spot for you! The butter chicken is a must! Chicken Tikka massala is also really good (a bit on the spicier side). Garlic is my naan of choice, and the samosas are nice and crispy (and not too big). The one thing I might not get again is the massala fries. Not bad, but not noteworthy. Otherwise, all of their dishes are really well flavored. Portions are essentially what you'd get at other Indian restaurants, but be warned the prices here are on the higher end. Overall, it was a really great high-end Indian food experience that I can not recommend enough! Stay Cheerful

A perfect blend of great spice and customer service this special place can serve as anything from a date night to a pre-theatre meal before a show at the Saban Theatre. I am a fan of the sauces and the wait staff is so very kind. Thank you for your Naan plate and the Chicken Tikka dish which is beautifully complicated in taste and very well made.

Had dinner at Spice Affair last night and was really impressed. The food was super flavorful without being overly heavy, and the staff was friendly and attentive without hovering. Get that Butter Chicken! Definitely one of the better Indian spots I've been to in a while. Will be back!

Spice Affair is hands down the best Indian restaurant in Beverly Hills! From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with a warm atmosphere and beautifully designed interiors that set the perfect mood for an exquisite dining experience. The menu is a delightful journey through authentic Indian cuisine, with each dish bursting with flavor. I highly recommend the Butter Chicken and the Lamb Biryani - they're simply out of this world! The naan is freshly baked and pairs perfectly with every dish. Don't forget to try their signature cocktails; they're a refreshing twist on classic drinks! The service was impeccable; our server was knowledgeable and attentive without being intrusive. They were happy to make recommendations and ensured we had everything we needed. Whether you're a fan of Indian food or trying it for the first time, Spice Affair is a must-visit. I can't wait to return and explore more of their amazing dishes! Satish is the restaurant manager, what a humble nice guyyy, he makes you feel like you're sitting in a restaurant in India haha, so warm and so welcoming with a great smile representing Indian hospitality.

OK I came here several times when they opened both as dinners with friends and for several of my birthday celebrations (large party of ppl) . It was always on the pricier side of Indian food but it was good so we always came back. Last night was my first time back since covid... What happened to this place? Food quality was drastically reduced and was lacking in spices/flavors, dishes had increased by over $10, portion sizes remained small and the place was totally empty. My main issue was the prices did not justify the quality, portion size and overall experience. They started charging for the papadum, ice tea was $5.95 for a glass, white rice was $7.95 for a tiny bowl and that's not all...I ordered a Chana masala and it was terrible. Chickpeas with some tomato paste and an insultingly over powering high level of cumin cost over $25 for a small cereal bowl dish. My friend's sag Paneer-same portion size cost $28.95 and it wasn't anything to rave home about. That was more than my chicken Tikka which was 4 tiny chicken breast chunks cut into halves . How the heck is this justified? That dish was $14 before and now same dish is almost $27.00. They did away with the experience of giving you a wet towel to wipe your hands, reduced the food quality and drastically hiked up the prices. No wonder the restaurant was totally empty. I get that businesses are hurting post covid and that the location's rent may be high but at some point it becomes ridiculous. The experience wasn't the same and the menu items were super overpriced. Will not be returning or recommending this place again. Server was great which is why I gave it a 2 star. Do yourself a favor and go down a few streets and you will fine better Indian dining.

The experience at @spiceaffairbeverlyhills was amazing . The service was incredible , the ambiance was beautiful and the food was so delicious . We ordered the Chicken Tikka , Lamb Rogan Josh , Basmati Rice, Mozzarella naan and Potato and Pea naan we also ordered a bottle of Malbec . Everything was a 10/10. I can't wait to go back .

Another fantastic dining experience at Spice Affair. As I no longer have reasons to be out here lately, I have to look for excuses to come out to my favorite Indian restaurant. As usual, Mr. Kumar made sure we were well taken care of. We started with the samosas, and another appetizer. Both were fantastic. Then we had the lamb chops and the lamb biryani, along with the alu gobi (potatoes and caulflower), and a few stuffed naan dishes. The lamb dishes were very tender and flavorful. The alu gobi dish was enjoyable too. The chai here is also excellent, and I highly recommend it if you enjoy chai. We topped it off with the mango and pistachio kulfi (an Indian type of ice cream) for dessert. Fantastic dish. Mr. Kumar and his staff did an amazing job in taking care of us. Thank you.

Saw this on IG and finally came around to trying this place. I really wantsd to give it a better rating, but the food wasnt quite for me. It's a nice atmosphere and you should get a reservation (via Resy) and request the second floor. Resy is not my preferred choice, but it's what they use... There's valet parking out front, possibly cheaper public parking across the street?? Not really my kind of food, probably because I'm a healthier eater. But this place is probably better for grabbing drinks and a few appetizers and getting a a cool glance of thr ambiance from the 2nd floor (or chilin at the bar).

The food quality is exceptional and the ambiance is welcoming. However, it exorbitantly expensive and the portion size for deserts is tiny. They were nice enough to bring a small cake slice for my mom's birthday.

This is another place that has FIRE SPICE Indian food. I went for some Chicken Masala since they had no lamb here lol, but its all good. I am familiar with Chicken Masala. It taste very good with lots of curry and other flavors on it. My first time eating here, and the people that work here are cool. They seated and greeted us. We will be coming back soon.

Go once: No Go again: Highly Unlikely To be clear, the food here is good, but it's not very good, and it's certainly not double the price good at comparable restaurants. I came here for lunch and had really standard dishes - chicken tikka, chicken tikka masala and palak paneer. All of the food was good, but I have to knock a star on this place because the dishes were all literally double the price of other Indian restaurants. I don't recommend coming here unless you happen to be in the area, you're really craving Indian food, and somehow just can't go anywhere else.

Ambiance is beautiful . Place appears clean and organized. People are nice , friendly and service is professional . Been going to this place since it was Gaylord ! The disappointment is : The cost of the samosas ( meatless which we ordered for 7 people , got only 6 and charged for 8! Didn't notice till the bill and we had guests so didn't want to make a big deal about it but that's not right . The soda pop is extremely expensive probably the most we ever paid in all the city ! The naan is good but overpriced compared to what we would get in another stylish restaurant. The biriyani used to be served in larger bowl with dough over it in a special way and now is just rice like you would be served in a Chinese restaurant only paying three times as much . Won't be going there again unless the place decides to get real on the naan , soda price ( nearly 8 dollars for one slim glass of ginger ale no free refill, and other soda pop near 6.00 a can ). That's about $45.00 for soda and then plus the two orders of samosa vegetarian almost or about $50.00 and shorted us two of them we got six and paid for 8! Don't forget we pay tips and taxes on that . Nearly 100$ on samosa and soda . Ridiculously rude pricing . Sorry to say that but again it's only my opinion and it's truth as I showed one of friends that was with us.

Never been inside, only ever ordered take out but it's the best Indian food I've ever experienced. Everything on the menu is so good

Incredibly inflated prices for average food. I do apologize for the brash statement, but when the prices are as high as they are, there needs to be a warning for people. On top of that, I was able to make a reservation for 9pm (looks like they close at 10), and there was not another customer in the place. My group and I got treated like we were an annoyance. I was poured tea that was not steeped (so, just hot water), service started to rush us out after 9:30pm. I understand they were closing at 10pm, but why would you allow a reservation at 9pm if you're just going to try and muscle the small group out after a half hour. We ordered hundreds of dollars worth of food and drinks, but apparently our business was not welcome. I suppose this is what we deserve for doing anything in Beverly Hills... a black hole of culture and decency.

Spice Affair has the best Indian cuisine in LA. It's my absolute favorite! The flavors are authentic and bold. The service is always top quality. The Manager is especially kind and goes out of his way to ensure everything is 10/10. The ambiance transports you to a luxurious destination in Delhi. I'm vegetarian and I recommend the avocado bhel/ coco cauliflower to start, saag paneer and/or malai kofta as a main (with rice) and gulab jamun for dessert.

We went to Beverly Hills in Feb 2023 to celebrate my husband's birthday with his sister Mary. So we were in LA to celebrate a coworker's birthday prior to our cruise. I decided to return to Spice Affair for a celebratory lunch. As the first time, everything was fantastic. The flavors rock, the ambiance is elegant, and the service professional. This is truly an upscale Indian restaurant.

I came in with my mom to have some delicious Indian food. While the food was good, I think it is costly for the amount of food you get--tiny portions. We came in the afternoon, and the restaurant was empty; we were the only ones there. Service was quick, and the restaurant seemed clean. Parking - we found parking on a nearby parking structure, right by the restaurant. The ambiance is pretty romantic, quiet, and intimate. Again, the food was excellent but in tiny portions. If you are looking for a great Indian restaurant with great prices and big pork, check out Rita's Gate Of India in Santa Monica. I will not come here; we paid too much for too little.

This probably is one of the best Indian restaurants out in LA that I've seen. Just a combination of the food and the overall ambiance will make you want to come back here. I arrived with a family friend for dinner. They were able to park in a nearby outdoor parking lot while I got here by the combination of some scooters and ol' fashion walking. Just to note, scooters are apparently illegal in Beverly Hills and you're not allowed to park them there. With that said, I hardly eat out at Indian restaurants at home because I get a lot of these food at events. However, that isn't always the case in the West Coast. There were a few things I didn't see before. The avocado bhel is a must-have. It's unique and it's very tasty. I also enjoyed the coconut cauliflower. The chili cauliflower is a staple in Indo-Chinese or Thai cuisine for me, so I see it often. As for the main menu, we ordered the vegetable biryani and the malai kofta. Both were really really good. For a party of 3, we did have some leftover biryani, but my family friends gladly took that back with them. Also, the pistachio kulfi was a good dessert option too.

I came here with some friends from school and the food was very good I got the malai kofta spicy and it was actually spicy The food is pricy but everything is very well done I'll definitely come back

First time here and the food were delicious!!! This would be my 2nd Indian cuisine I've had this week and definitely was worth it. Ambiance: this place has a cute modern decor and the vibe you get when you walk in is as if you were in India. Even the smell as well as the music will remind you India. The y do have an outside patio seating in which me and my party sat. Food: where to begin, let's start off with the coconut cauliflower which is everyone's favorite as well as mine. The flavor was on pint that you wouldn't even think you're eating a piece of cauliflower. The grilled sea bass was cooked on point as well as the flavor. With the avocado bhel you can definitely taste that India flavor on it. The lamb chop was tender. The Indian heat margarita had a unique taste to it, you can taste the tequila but there's something about the taste that gives off an India flavor. I definitely love the scallops and shrimp curry omg the curry wasn't too spicy just the way I like it!! The butter chicken was tender and the flavor was on point. Staff: Kumra was an AMAZING staff!! He made sure we were taking care of, he was friendly, knowledgeable on what to order if it's your first time. The other workers were also friendly and came to check on us to make sure we got our drinks and food on time.

I had a great experience at this place. The food is delicious. This feels like one of the best indian restaurants in SoCal. The curries had a good unique taste like you get back home. Service was top notch. We tried the Dahi ke kabab, tangy, spice from inside and crispy from the outside. Lamb boti kebab was cooked to perfection and melting in your mouth main course was the Dhaba style chicken curry which has a thin dark color gravy and malai kofta both were exceptionally tasty. The garlic naan and tandoori roti were cooked as we had requested them to make it thin and crispy. highly recommend and will love to visit this place, though on the expensive side - it feels completely worth the money!

Best Indian food that I've ever had. Incredible service and great ambiance. I love this place, come here every year on my birthday. It's on the pricey side but it's worth it for the quality. 11/10

Each time we go here we are delighted by the lovely service and excellent quality of food!!!! I also love the vibe .. it's comfortable, classy and intimate. Hard to find Indian restaurants hit all these buckets Yes it's on the pricey side of things .. but it's worth your dime. I've been here like 20 times over the last one year .. and not once have I been disappointed with the food. Try the avacado bhel, butter chicken and garlic naan You won't be disappointed

Everything is perfect here. The ambience is excellent. The service is top tier. And the soup is good too. I cannot wait to try some of the other entrees next time. I will be coming here on a regular basis.

Loved this place the moment I walked in, great setting! The food was excellent! Will definitely be coming back in the future, my new Beverly Hills spot!

Had the most fabulous time here the other night celebrating a birthday! Everything that was brought out was immaculate! We truly had such a fabulous time here! I put a photo of one of my favorite items on the menu, the flavor of everything was amazing! Will be back so soon

Trendy contemporary Indian restaurant in Beverly Hills. The restaurant is definitely on the pricier side. The ambiance is upscale and chic so make sure to dress up! I tried the coconut shrimp, tandoori sampler, Delhi chicken curry, malai kofta, tandoori roti and moong daal halwa. All were pretty tasty in my opinion and the chicken curry could have used more spice. The food was delicious but I felt it was nothing too special for it to be priced as highly. The service was nice, quick and friendly. Overall, I'm happy with my experience here.

Really bad experience. Looking at the website and location, we stepped in to the restaurant hoping for a fine dining experience. But it turned out the most dismal experience in terms of food and service. Being of Indian roots, I was ashamed that these guys are serving this horrible food and calling it Indian. We ordered 4 entrees and 2 appetizers and there wasn't one which I would give a rating of more than 3 out of 10. The paneer was chewy, the graves undercooked and lacking spices and salt that represent Indian flavors. The naan and kulchas were undercooked. Honestly, if a friend served me such food in their house , I'll never go back there. In terms of service, these guys don't know how to spell hospitality. Even if you are trying Indian food for the first time in your life, you'll be underwhelmed. Hope other Indian restaurants in Beverly hills area are not serving such crap and calling it Indian. Missed, disappointed and ashamed that this restaurant is out there representing Indian food.

Butter chicken IS TO DIE FOR, I haven't had any better. We also got the saag paneer, two appetizers, garlic naan, and lamb vindaloo. The service was amazing!! They make sure you love your food and give awesome recommendations. This is my favorite Indian place so far!! We will definitely be coming back!

Last year my Aunt passed. Since we moved from the east coast to Los Angeles our family celebrated Easter at her beautiful home in Rowland Heights. This year our hearts were heavy and we were undecided how to celebrate Easter this year. Last week my husband drove past this inviting looking restaurant and suggested that we do something different this year and celebrate Easter here. We did and it was one of the best decisions to make. As soon as we entered the restaurant we were warmly greeted by the maitre d and shown to our table. I have to say that the ambiance is spectacular...the decor is beautiful, classy and romantic. The food is the best Indian food I've eaten in Los Angeles. I can go on and on but I'll end it here. Suffice it to say, do yourself a favor and enjoy a wondrous meal here. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Let me try to be nice here considering we dined on vday. It was a long experience. Reservations were at 745 but we didn't finish till 10pm. That was because we asked for dessert to go. Otherwise may have been 1030.. It was a prix fixe menu at $75/person. Between the apps and the main course, we waited an hour. I get it with Covid and staff shortages - we dine out a lot. But you really shouldn't be filling up your restaurant if you don't have the staff for it because you get a bunch of hangry guests. I asked them to turn on the heat lamp outside twice and it never happened. If you're going to make me wait, at least make me comfortable :/ I enjoyed 50% of the food. Some of the apps were way over seasoned but thankfully the main courses were not. Pricing was not worth it but expected for location and valentines. You have to prepare for the wait time here. I'm including my photos with time stamps to prove it. There's parking behind the building or street parking.

Modern, contemporary restaurant in Beverly Hills. Price is a little on the pricier end, but overall the food was pretty good. We did the coconut cauliflower and tandoori sampler to start. I'm not a big coconut person, but the cauliflower was really good. The coconut taste is very mild. The sampler was really good. All the meat was seasoned and cooked perfectly. For dinner the Dhabha chicken curry and malai kofta are great curry options. We asked for medium spicy, but thought it could have used a little more spice. If you're used to spice, I'd say order on the spicier end. Overall, food and service was good.

I have been there few times and tried few dish. Lamb Chops are nice, fish tandoori is good, some of the starts are good. Vegetable dishes are limited. The eggplant dish did not like at all it was sweet and sour the okra was so hard we could not eat it. Very small portions for lots of money! However, the restaurant is nice , clean and well designed. Visit for lunch and, dinner. Not very many customer therefore, I can say no ambiance. Please let me add that the service is very good.

Great food! Awesome service!! Friendly manager!! This experience was one for the books, definitely recommend this place.