This place creeped me out initially. It was dark, dingy and empty when we first arrived at 8pm on a Friday night. It smelled like stail cigarette smoke and the tables were less than inviting. There was one waitress/hostess that encouraged us to seat ourselves and she seemed relatively preoccupied but very nice nonetheless.
All that to say, we thoroughly enjoyed our meals. After reading prior reviews I felt confident the meal would be fresh and it was. I ordered the chicken korma and hubby ordered the chicken tikki masala. Both were good. I have had a creamier version of chicken korma in other places and I think that is my preference but this was still very good and I didn't leave a drop of leftovers. The salad and soup served with the meal was a nice addition. The naan was not quite as traditional..it was more like pita bread but still decent...just more doughy than I prefer.
The atmosphere left much to be desired but it is a great neighborhood indian restaurant. I will be back.