Bright colors and hefty helping of Indian and Pakistani people are all you find inside. Plain tables surround the counter where you place your order deli style. This is a very soup Nazi-ish experience, so know what you want before you get to the front of the line, there's not a lot of patience for you.

CROWD

Don't worry, you'll stick out like a sore thumb. This place is frequented by the residents of it's neighborhood, which basically means Indian and Pakistani people with their families. There is a chance that the occasional hippie and hipster might show up, which would account for you being there.

SPIRITS

Nothing alcoholic that I know of, but try the Mango Lassi. It cools the spice that will surely set the inexperienced tongue on fire. Plus, it's damn tasty.

GRUB

Look, it's all tasty, but the trick is to bring somebody with you who has either been there before OR knows the language. I suggest one of the Biryani dishes (Lamb or Chicken) with a Chapati. Frontier Chicken, Chicken Chunna (I think that's what it's called), Lamb Vindaloo, or Lamb Korma are all good.

PRICES

Cheap, damn cheap. Dinner is under ten dollars a person and the portions are definitely big enough to share. My girlfriend and I had a meal for 6 dollars one night, we definitely love this place, but don't try to impress a date here, this is at least a third date kind of place.

WHY IT'S UNIQUE

Phenomenal food for those with a desire for something different, the best taste to cost ratio I have ever experienced. Forget the crowds and take a trip to the joint less traveled. This is definitely a place you'll go back to.

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