Indian food is served Panda-Express style. Eight curries are on display on a steam table. The $5 lunch special includes one vegetable and one meat curry for the budget-conscious.The yellow "mix veg" curry and eggplant are the tastiest choices. Selections vary except for the basmati rice.
Usually chicken curry and chicken saag (spinach) are there for the omnivores. Chicken dishes use excellent quality chicken. Chicken tikka masala is the best, the creamiest, tomato curry. As the most popular dish in Britain, it is easy to taste why. Chicken curry isn't bad with tastes of spice and good, rotisserie quality chicken. Chicken Saag is nicely spiced.
The chapati bread is only 99-cents. It is a tandoori bread thin like a crepe and brushed with ghee butter. It is very, very decadent. Get some to dip into the chicken curry.
Golden Indian Grill does offer a 7.99 all-you-can-eat option 11am-4pm daily for foodies interested to try all the choices of the steam table. Pro: All-you-can-eat; Con: You can get only four curries at a time.
Usually chicken curry and chicken saag (spinach) are there for the omnivores. Chicken dishes use excellent quality chicken. Chicken tikka masala is the best, the creamiest, tomato curry. As the most popular dish in Britain, it is easy to taste why. Chicken curry isn't bad with tastes of spice and good, rotisserie quality chicken. Chicken Saag is nicely spiced.
The chapati bread is only 99-cents. It is a tandoori bread thin like a crepe and brushed with ghee butter. It is very, very decadent. Get some to dip into the chicken curry.
Golden Indian Grill does offer a 7.99 all-you-can-eat option 11am-4pm daily for foodies interested to try all the choices of the steam table. Pro: All-you-can-eat; Con: You can get only four curries at a time.
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| Saag (spinach), eggplant, lentils, vegetable curry on a Sunday |
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| Eggplant, chicken tikka masala, saag chicken, vegetable curry on a Monday |
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| Naan bread: use to sop up the curries |
Samosas, appetizers stuffed with mildly spiced potatoes, are huge enough to be considered entrees! Served with tamarind and mint chutneys. The crust is rich and flaky, almost like a potato Wellington. Dine-in samosas are served with generous pools of sweet tamarind and spicy, mint chutneys. Two for 2.99 and tax. Highly recommended.
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| Gigantic samosas served with tamarind and mint chutneys |
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| Samosa versus fork: samosa wins |
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| Pepperoni pizza: Ew...not recommended |
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Los Angeles, CA 90035
Neighborhood: West Los Angeles(323) 930-2193
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