Great food at an affordable price! Everything was fresh and delicious. I'll definitely be coming…read moreback!

The food is good. Authentic. Pakistani food. Everything I ordered to go was great except for the…read moreLamb karahi because it was tough a a leather. It was impossible to eat. The hydrebadi lamb biryani was good and the meat was super tender. The beef Korma was good, the okra could use some salt and the Paya was my favorite. Overall - i'd go back again and i definitely recommend this place.

Great food! The samosas are really really good, and the chicken was soft and tender…read more The naan was a little crispy, but otherwise the buffet options were solid, at a good price. Our server was prompt to pick up plates, and was nice.

The express dinner for 2 is the best deal in town for two folk who love Indian food and are too…read morehungry to delve into the very expansive menu they offer. For dinner time, we got seated immediately and the server gave his best recommendations for our express dinner. Food came out fast and so hot. Despite the restaurant having all tables busy, we always got phenomenal service. Our server anticipated that we would have leftovers and was so quick to predict what box we needed. We almost forgot to bring our food home but he made sure to catch us in the parking lot to reunite us with our leftover box. Incredible! The restaurant is large and can seat plenty, but was deservingly all seated out. We got so lucky we were the last table during dinner rush.

This is for a to-go order. We got aloo paratha, chicken tikka masala, lamb korma, garlic basil…read morenaan, and plain basmati rice. We also wanted onion baje but they didn't have any. The two entrees and potato dish were excellent. The naan was just okay. The last time we came here (pre-covid) the interior was beautiful and somewhat of an elegant setting. We were shocked when we walked in last night. It looks like it's going out of business. Dirty tabletops, no nice tablecloths or centerpieces like before. And the front door - jeez guys - get some windex. It is sooooo filthy it almost stopped us from going in. There's a lot of great Indian restaurants around and maybe covid hit this one extra hard. The food, as I said, was really good but the interior really gave me pause. .

This is my favorite Indian place! we always doordash from here since the food is so well priced and…read moreSO DELICIOUS. We've ordered the lamb tikka masala, garlic naan, samosas, butter chicken and tandoori chicken. nothing misses. it's all delicious! the samosas are giant and flavorful! you won't regret ordering from here!

The food is so good, my co worker and I get it all the time. The vibe inside is great and great…read moreservice. I love the chicken Tikka Masala

This place rules. It's really affordable, portions are big, and the food is so good…read more Highly recommend

The service was very fast and the owner is very kind and helpful! The restaurant is very clean and…read morebeautiful, and everything is halal and delicious. I highly recommend stopping by and checking this restaurant out.

I got the 10pc boneless wing combo with egg fried rice on the side…read more The chicken was really crispy and the sauce coated it evenly with a good salty flavor. I also got the chicken tikka masala with plain naan and garlic cheese naan. The garlic cheese naan was honestly my favorite part. There was a lot of cheese and it almost felt like eating pizza. The chicken in the curry wasn't tough so it was easy to eat and the curry itself had a rich flavor. I came in without expecting much, but I ended up really liking this place.

Pijja Palace had been on my radar since it first opened and I was fiiinally able to go on a recent…read moretrip! And thank the lords that I went with a group so we could try a bunch of different bites~ I will start off by saying that I truly cannot understand some of the haterade or strong dislike comments that talk about lack of flavor because genuinely every dish we tried was flavorful and overall pretty darn delicious. The spice level was actually a bit high for some of my friends but really hit that perfect mild-moderate heat for me. We ordered the dosa onion rings, piri piri fries, paneer parm sandwich, the bbq wings (for my omni friends), the malai rigatoni, and the green chile chutney pizza. We were hungry as a group of 4 but I will admit we had a few bites left at the end that we could not finish. Honestly everything was delicious but the standouts were the piri piri fries and the paneer parm sandwich. The fries came out hot, crispy, so well seasoned with both ketchup and raita dipping sauces; ugh I can't help but love a good potato! The paneer parm sandwich was such a thick, indulgent slab of fried paneer with melted cheese and chutney, chef's kiss would absolutely get again. The dosa onion rings were so true to their name because you could absolutely taste the dosa batter on the outside; it was a tad difficult to bite/cut but otherwise also very solid. The mango chutney that it came with hit and this is coming from a girl who usually doesn't like sweet chutneys. The green chile chutney pizza was sooo tasty; good fusion between a classic pizza and I love green chutney so could it get better than this? We tried both alcoholic and N/A drinks and they were delicious! The tandoori spritz was A+ imo. The interior is bright and it's fun to really hit a sports bar with such an eclectic fusion of foods. It was interesting to see the variety of sports they had on each TV too. Even with the small comment on service below, this place deserves a 5/5 and I would totally return. Prices are very fair for quality, esp in this economy. Service was...interesting. Friendly overall, checked in on us when first items were dropped off, but not again. When we were ordering, we wanted to be mindful of portions/quantity so we asked for some guidance and were essentially told "well I don't believe in restricting myself and you guys are all adults so you should order what you want." Totally understand the energy and intention, but did find it rather unhelpful as we were visiting from out of town and had no place to store leftovers. I understand the role of server when it comes to upselling, but it was a really strange interaction when we were already ordering quite a bit.

One of my dear friends was dying to try this spot. We had the following:…read more Green Chutney Pizza: This seems to be one of their most popular dishes. My friend and I thought it was good, but unfortunately couldn't fully understand the hype. We rated it 3/5. Chile Garlic Bread: A little on the bland side, but good texture. Rated 3.5/5. Masala Rigatoni: This was the best dish of the evening for us as it had the most flavor and was pretty good. Definitely a solid 4/5 rating. Definitely check it out if you're in the area and like the idea of somewhat novel foods.

Food was 10/10. Excellent heat level that was rich in flavorful and not too too over the top well…read morealso not holding back. Would certainly come back. Staff was also really nice and everything felt very thoughtful

(Take-out: 03/07/26)…read more IN SHORT: Beyond exceptional - phenomenal - sensational. My take-out was popadoms, mango pickle, carrot pickle, garlic basil naan, mulligatawny soup, chicken buna, chicken balti, fried rice. PROS: insanely delicious and authentic Indian cuisine, succulent tender & crumbly chicken (100% very fresh white meat), melt in the mouth awesomeness, the freshest of spices & ingredients, with exceptionally-good service - top notch, lovely staff. In short, the BEST Indian cuisine I have ever had in Los Angeles. You will NOT regret this choice of restaurant, I guarantee. CONS: Almost none, but I would say the poppadoms were advertised as 4, but were more like 2 - difficult to tell since they come in broken pieces in a small brown paper bag (for take-out); also, the garlic basil naan was a little too 'doughy' for my personal liking, but that's just me - no biggie whatsoever - it was still fabulous. Limited parking on the lot, but street parking all around in the historical neighborhood of sweet Los Feliz. Inside, the main restaurant is medium-sized (cosy & intimate, certainly not cramped) and totally gorgeous - plush decor, terrific ambience, high-class romantic vibes, perfect lighting and music, with very pleasant seating booths for parties of four, and the some additional tables for two. Great choice for a date night. SPICE LEVEL ADVISORY: I had requested my two curry dishes as spice level 'hot', and they really were at the top-end of my tastebud limits (I am a very experienced curry diner from Manchester, England, where hot really does mean hot!) - both dishes were truly out-of-this-world (no exaggeration), but they really blew my socks off - in a good way. Can't imagine having spice level 'very hot' as I'm sure that would be WAY too much for me to handle. But, you on the other hand, should totally go for it - if you dare! :-) In conclusion, I was literally blown-away by this wonderful restaurant - both metaphorically and gastronomically. Thank you to the lovely lady and her brother who made this, my first try-out, unforgettable. From this day forward, my 'go-to' Indian restaurant without hesitation. Finally, I found you! :-)

My friends and I had tickets to a show at Dynasty Typewriter and wanted to grab dinner first. To be…read morehonest, this was the first place I found in the area that seemed to have a decent menu (practically the ONLY place). That being said, we were pleasantly surprised. The staff was very kind, happy to explain unfamiliar dishes to us (Frankie takkos?), the food was excellent and the prices were reasonable.

Overall great place, food is great and ambience, service etc is good too…read more Naan - one of the best I have had Matar paneer - way above average, loved it Chai - above average

Mr. Masala is a nice Indian restaurant near the LA Convention Center. The food was decent and…read morecustomer service was friendly. You can also check into Yelp for a free soda. * Chicken Tikka Masala 5/5 - Best item we got. The yogurt and tomato-based masala sauce was yummy. The chicken was good. * Side items 3/5 - Rice was kinda dry 2/5. Lentil Soup tasted herby and kinda bitter 1/5. Rice Pudding was yummy 4/5. * Garlic Naan 3.5/5 - More plain than garlicky. Not a lot of flavor. Good crispy texture. * Chicken Biryani 3/5 - This was alright. Kinda like a tomato-based rice. The chicken was dry and not very flavorful.

Affordable and good Indian food in DTLA. Odd that they do not include rice with the entrees though.read more

Channa fries- flavorful, nicely coated fries, good portion, its a meal but can certainly be a…read moreshared appetizer. Next time I'll oder more pickled veggies Chili cheese naan- very fluffy, wish the portions were bigger and the chili flavor is light and not over powering Butter paneer- good flavor, wish there was an option to add veggies or came with veggies Basmati rice- nice and fluffy Order was delivered and I'll order from here again..there are so many other options to try. Looking forward to

The food was excellent--easily some of the best I've had in a long time. Unfortunately, the overall…read moredining experience was let down by poor service and an uncomfortable atmosphere. The seating area is small, and the second floor was especially uncomfortable because the AC appeared to be turned off despite it being July. The dark décor upstairs also made the space feel more like a dungeon than a restaurant. The water was served warm, and we weren't given utensils until we asked for them. If you plan to visit, avoid going after 8:00 PM, as several menu items may already be sold out. The food is genuinely worth trying, but great food alone isn't enough to make for a great dining experience. If the expectation is to enjoy good food without decent service or a comfortable environment, I'd rather cook at home