Minerva Indian Restaurant

There Chicken Tikki Masala has various vegetables in it, I’ve had many Indian restaurants who serve this dish and I’ve never seen this. Horrible combination. I will never order this dish again from them. I feel they use these vegetables to reduce the amount of chicken breast they have to use for this dish. Customer service is also lacking. Garlic naan tasted burned.

We have dined here more times than we can count. Our go to favorite dishes are the Lamb and Chicken Korma. We have rec our orders wrong on numerous occasions, and have given much grace. This time however, we ordered 2 orders of Chicken Korma. When we got home found out that we rec something that wasn’t even remotely close to it. It was full of tomatoes and bay leaves and bitter, and far from Korma as it is known. We had the order remade the following day. My husband brought it home to discover that one again, it was packed with tomato chunks and other ingredients that don’t get added to Korma dishes. Korma should yield a creamy, almond and often has a sweet coconut and /or yogurt flavor. This was definitely NOT Korma. Although I hate to say it, this place can not seem to get our orders correct, OR whoever is cooking does not know how to make Korma. I have prepared Korma for YEARS and know that this isn’t it. I am NOT supposed to be eating tomatoes. Also, the garlic naan is not what i

this place has extremely tasty Indian food honestly probably the best ever i have gotten from a place. the portion sizes are also great it last more than 1 meal. the only reason i am giving 4 stars is because the service, at least for take out, is a little bit off. i called before their lunch break and they said it was ok to order, but when i got there the restaurant looked dead and i had to wait a while for anyone to assist me. even then, they seemed confused and it took a while for them to get me my food. they also forgot silverware. still, their food is really good so i would have to say it is worth it. definitely a little pricey but that is the case with most Indian places