Keep your pupils dilated when you are driving to this location, else you may miss this restaurant. Your initial thoughts may be why are they so poorly lit and on second thoughts, you may even wonder if they are open. They have limited parking, so on busy days/peak hours you might want to get there early. Its surprising they got more tables than the parking lot.
The person at the reception was all dressed up making us look under-dressed for the occasion. We came here without a reservation and it seemed like you would need to reserve before you come here. But anyway we got a table without much wait. That too for a group of five. The menu was a quick one page which was satisfying to read through.
We got ourselves some different curries and the waiting took quite some time. The service was alright and mediocre. The food came in fresh and hot. Even though the food had all flavors, it didn't deliver the punch we crave for from an Indian food. Not to be a fault finder, but the food quantity was moderate for an Indian restaurant. If you don't agree, check out their 4$ naan!
Summing up, the entrees on the menu looked very innovative and inspired from different regions of India. The menu was on the pricier side where a dinner for two might cost you 50$ or more. Definitely in the $$$ range. My pet peeve will always be with the restaurant's lighting. Extremely dimly lit interiors and well dressed receptionist gave me chills and reminded me of a cult house from horror movies. Copper definitely goes under one of those weird unconventional dinning experiences.