Hole in the wall, but was actually just a hole in the wall…. Not sure why we stayed after coming inside with my family for my birthday. Also, after making the assumption that “the look” of the place might mean very tasty authentic food as the place was not busy at all. Lighting was pretty dark but at least you’re able to see if you need a new cup or cutlery. Walking to our table you could hear my slides sticking to the floor with each step. However, the sound didn’t distract enough because you notice how the interior is very old and outdated with the bathroom to match….pretty run down even though it was usable. No music and awkwardly silent until I mentioned something. Gave us bottled water,...
We had a hankering for a good Indian lunch buffet and Rava dosa and headed half way across the city to Indian Masala. We’ve come here before and weren’t disappointed. DH had the lunch buffet (which had goat too! . He said it was very good. And only $14! Phenomenal deal these days. I was craving a dosa ordered my favorite, the Rava Masala Dosa. Came out crisp as a good Rava dosa should (though I would’ve liked it crispier and more brown , potato filling was very good, and dosa was extra spicy as I’d requested. Yum! Service was quite relaxed don’t expect fast and solicitous service here. My dosa took a while to show up even though the restaurant wasn’t full. We know to expect a lowish level of...
I recently had the pleasure of dining at Indian masala, that I would highly recommend to anyone in search of delicious cuisine and exceptional hospitality. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and kindness, which set the tone for an unforgettable dining experience. The menu boasted a plethora of tempting options, but I opted for the chicken chintamani, kodi vepudu, shrimp pepper fry, and goat chukka, all of which were cooked to perfection and bursting with flavor. The tandoori chicken and samosas were also exceptional. Every dish was a culinary delight, leaving me feeling fully satisfied and eager to return. Beyond the exceptional food, the hospitality was top-notch. The st...
Indian Masala is a hidden gem and definitely has a dive aesthetic which I think is charming. Probably my favorite Indian Restaurant in the Twin Cities area right now since the food is so flavorful. I love the buffet which accommodates people that are vegetarian/vegan and/or need to be gluten free. The Butter Chicken and Chicken Biryani are my favorites. Dietary restrictions: Most of the food accommodates gluten free diets
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AUTHENTIC! This is the best Dosa in town. If you're looking for something spicy—real spice, not the fake stuff like Tabasco—try the Ghost Lamb! It's definitely not for the faint-hearted! The Dosa was crispy and incredibly delicious. The ambiance might be a bit too basic, but the food more than makes up for it. Oh and by the way, it’s clearly a popular spot, as there was a constant stream of food deliveries.
I always come here, but today they got my order mixed up, overcharged me, and had my order wrong. Basically, I ordered two items, and they added one extra item that I did not order. Very disappointed!
They serve goat here! That is disguting! Who does that? Surely not around here. Goats are pets here. Makes me angry they would kill, cook, and serve goat in a culture that has them as pets!
They serve goat here! That is disguting!Who does that? Surely not around here. Goats are pets here.Makes me angry they would kill, cook, and serve goat in a culture that has them as pets!
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Buffet of a wide variety of Indian food. All of the items were fresh, and tasted wonderful. Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options were available
Food is excellent. The waiter was great at helping us pick out food we enjoyed.
