A colleague and I were hungry after work, and this was the only place open. We were pleasantly surprised - the food was well priced despite the place looking upmarket, and the food was great. We had two mains to share and a naan each, and we were stuffed afterwards. The bathrooms are down a lot of stairs, through a creepy hallway. Next time I'll hold it in!

I discovered this place a few years ago on a lunch break at work.
They have a lunch "Thali" offer, where you get a plate with rice, naan, a choice of two curries and papadum for $14.50.
I will never forget the first time I tasted the butter chicken here. Foodgasm is the only way to describe to you how amazing this is.
I had never had "fine Indian" before, but after eating the butter chicken from this place I can say that I have never had a better Indian dish anywhere.
I usually go with the Mala Kofta which is in a delicious sauce, and the butter chicken because it would be an absolute travesty to come here and not have it.
The service could be better, but for food like this, I don't care if I have to BYO table and chairs.
The tables are spaced out enough that you can have a nice intimate conversation, and they let you make requests (like me asking that no coriander leaves are in my meal). They were happy to assist.
I try to get back here as often as possible, and each time it is busy, but understandably. It is sometimes difficult to get a table at lunch time and I have been turned away due to no tables available before, which is a sign of a good establishment.
If you like normal Indian food, you're going to love this place.

Decided to try here after a recommendation from a colleague. The food - while in smaller portions - was beautiful. It was a small enough portion that still filled me up. It was a lot more pricey than what I usually pay for Indian food, but the food was extremely good.

Approximate cost: $20