Unimpressed at all. 3 stars only because the food was decent at best. (Wife says it only deserved 2). The first time we tried this place was on a Saturday night at 7 pm and the place was completely empty. I read the reviews before we chose this restaurant and for the most part they were favorable. Once you walk in the Chipoltle inspired restaurant with 50's jukebox like music in the air, you notice the Indian writing along either walls. Kind of weird because unless your Indian, there's no way anyone can know what it means. What's weirder is that its in some freshly inked, bad tattoo type of font. After reviewing the menu which was somewhat pricy considering the ambiance, we ordered the pepper shrimp and chicken vindaloo. Rice and nan are a la carte. Portions were small for the price. The dishes were tasty but nothing impressive. Nan was very plain and the rice had no character. No chutney in sight to spice things up either. All in all, the food was decent but pricy considering the small portions and the lack of an authentic Indian restaurant setting. Most likely wont be back. There are much better options on the west side.