As previous reviews said, the restaurant is hidden on a strip mall among Latino shops, on a not very nice area of town - however one can argue that this adds to the whole experience as usually these are the most authentic places you can find.
So yes, if you're adventurous enough to go off the beaten path, you are in for a treat with this restaurant. The food is great, combo portions are enough for 3. We also ordered sambosas, which is somewhat of a cross between a samosa and an Arabic esfiha. The prices are reasonable, not cheap but not expensive either. One warning, though, the kids selection is limited to none, so unless your children are also willing to try different flavors, you better leave them at home with a babysitter.