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I must say that I was pleasantly surprised with the food at this restaurant. It’s nothing fancy to look at and the actual seating area isn’t decorated in any type of Indian style, but the food was good. I initially thought that it wouldn’t be that tasty, considering I didn’t see an Indian person anywhere behind the line. However, the food was decent and well spiced. The value was also good, for the amount of money that was being charged. Not the best ever, but still quite good and I would recommend this for people looking for vegetarian and non-vegetarian food alike!
Visited this place over the weekend for lunch. We ordered paneer makhni and malai kofta with their bread platter. The curries were delicious. It usually comes with the rice, so if anybody likes to eat curries with rice, the good thing is that you do not have to order it separately. It is run by a couple and they are really warm and friendly. It was a bit empty for weekend lunch time, but then we went late around 1pm, so not sure if that was the reason. They do have a good variety of vegetarian options on the menu and will surely visit them again.
FOOD NOT GOOD ...., AVOIDING THIS RESTAUTRANT WOULD HAVE BEEN A BETTER OPTION.... Ordered Chicken curry with 3 paratha... Chicken curry tasteless Instead of plain wheat paratha they delivered Aloo paratha.... which was saltless and tasted bland Not worth spending $30+ waste of money not recommended...
I absolutely love Tikka Indian Cuisine! Their food is incredibly delicious, and the owner, Sunny, is a great guy. You definitely need to try the new dishes they've recently added to the menu. If you're a fan of Indian cuisine, this place is a slice of heaven! :)
### My Honest Review I visited this place for the first time in 5 or 6 years, drawn back by fond memories of their Tikka Masala Fries. Passing by recently, I decided to try and recreate those old experiences. Unfortunately, I found that the fries have changed. I'm unsure if there's a new owner, but the new fries just aren't the same. I really miss the old ones. We ordered Tikka Masala Fries and an assorted combination platter, which included chicken tikka, sheesh kabab, vegetable sambosa, and vegetable pakoras. The customer service was excellent. The guy at the register welcomed us warmly and asked where we preferred to sit. The food quality was great, and the tables were clean and quiet, which was nice for a Wednesday afternoon. Our food was ready in a reasonable time and was hot and fresh. My only wish is for them to bring back the original fries. I'll share a picture of the old fries in hopes that someone can pass the word along because I know many former customers, especially among my Middle Eastern friends, who would love to see them return.