Anarbagh Restaurant

I love food that’s consistent, made to order and fresh. This place does all that very well. I really enjoy their tandoori dishes that come out on a sizzling plate with grilled onions. Lunch is a great option as the prices are much better. You won’t be disappointed.

I hate to leave a negative review, but I have to say this was the worst Indian food I have ever eaten. A few reasons for this: 1. The saag paneer was watery with zero flavor. If anything, it had a dirt taste and I ended up throwing it out after 2 bites. 2. If I was a betting man, I'd wager the eggplant bharta was eggplant-free. Definitely not as described on the menu, and again, very watery and devoid of flavor. I suspect they made a mistake and gave me daal instead, but the receipt showed it should have been eggplant bharta. 3. I asked for medium level of spiciness, but it was not even remotely spicy. Flaming Hot Cheetos is 1,000x spicier than this food. 4. The garlic naan was perhaps the best thing, but that's not saying much as it did not have any ghee/butter on it to help with flavor and keep the basil and garlic on it. It's time to step up your game, guys. Suffice to say, I won't be back.

Worst food I’ve had in my life. The food was not good and it didn’t even have basic flavour. Our appetisers were sweeter than we imagined so we informed our server to make our food spicy. The food that was presented to us was so spicy that it looked like that the server was offended and over spiced our food. We are Indians and are used to spice but the taste and flavour was way below expectations. There are much better places in LA - if you’re an Indian, or a foodie, avoid this place.