Great experience. Very inventive, colorful place. Unique. Food is very good. Not necessarily authentic- thats sort of the point- many variations and interesting combos! Service great. We got a lovely young lady from Honduras 🇭🇳.

Food is good, but not consistent. We always order the Veg Kathi Roll and Guacamole Sev Puri, but sometimes certain ingredients are left out. My friend got stale fries with his tikka masala order. You have to be very careful with what you also get from their menu too, only certain dishes are good.

Today’s lunch spot was chosen by my friend and her friend to meet at and catch up. If you can’t tell by the pictures and name, this place is a quirky Mexican-Indian fusion restaurant tailored for a social media aesthetic. I ordered the lamb burrito on flour tortilla. Regarding the food, the burrito is a large portion size. It’s quite filling so it’ll likely leave you satisfied. The lamb was tender with a bit of a kick. The rice and chickpeas were also very flavorful. The only reason I give 4/5 stars is because I’ve had better Indian food elsewhere. It’s lacking relative to other restaurants, but still objectively good I think. The atmosphere is pretty nice; there’s music playing and large windows with a view of the street. The table and environment are pleasant and conducive to long post-meal conversations. Overall, the restaurant’s atmosphere, service, and food are good; it’s a pleasant experience eating here. However, if I’m back in San Francisco, I don’t think I’d choose this place over trying new restaurants.

Skimpy on the amount of chicken& rice, but the flavour was still there. $18 chicken tikka masala bowl..pretty good. Nice clean big space, with indoor only seating, wheelchair friendly

I ordered a dish of Nan with chicken curry on top. The way it was baked it was like a Indian pizza. It came out oven hot, a bit spicy and super tasty. For the price it was very reasonable.

The cashier was friendly and helpful with the food description.