I visited this place with high hopes, since they rave about it on the local NPR affiliate station. It's tiny, which wasn't so bad except for our table was right behind the door. Kinda annoying.
The staff (seemingly non-indian) seemed kind-of annoyed that they were so busy that night. We got our food, which tasted like cardboard. Vegetarian isn't supposed to mean flavorless in my opinion.
The check was brought before we asked for it. When we asked for some more rice to supplement the one cup that the three of us shared, they took the bill back (along with the credit card) to charge us an additional dollar. I'm serious.
Skip this one and go to India Palace on Twain, or Mint on Flamingo instead...