We enjoyed a tasty meal here -- two excellent curries, prepared exactly as we ordered them (very spicy). Naan was reasonably priced ($1.49) and just right -- hot, fresh, but not drenched in butter. We were shocked to get such good Indian food in a suburban location in a city not known for its Indian cuisine.
Apparently this location used to host a restaurant called India Gate. Restaurant.com is still selling vouchers for India Gate. This new location won't honor them -- ask them if they're India Gate, and they'll say yes. (I asked "Is this India Gate?" and the hostess replied "Yes.") One of their menus still says India Gate. But expect them to honor the discount, and you'll be disappointed. They initially claimed to be totally unaware of the problem but on further questioning admitted that at least one other customer had come in with the same problem. Follow-up emails were equally unsuccessful at resolution. I'd give them 4 stars for food, maybe even 5 in light of the alternatives in the area ... but unethical behavior like this earns a huge drop.