Namaste Shangri-La

Great experience of spices and flavors coming from some great areas of India and Nepal. The shangri-la mix tandoori gives a flavor of options. What a wonderful eastern restaurant to have in the neighborhood!

I came here to get a quick snack and ordered samosa chaat. The taste was not very good and I wasn't able to finish it. I didn't have a chance to try the other food and the service was pretty good.

Indian cuisine with a heavy influence from Napal. The vegitarian dish was reasonably sized, appropriately spicy and adequately delicious.

Went twice here and I must say they have done wonderful job in attracting locals to the restaurant. I saw (probably owner) asking most of the folks if they tried Indian before and telling them about the food and guiding them.

They have variety of option on their menu and their high spicy is really spice and I don’t suggest to try if you are not use to.

The food tasted good and they have very quick service as well. What I didn’t like about it is, they charging me for onions. In most of the restaurants onion, lemons are given complimentary.

We went here at 5:30 on a Friday night. It's a really small place and was packed, eventually with a line outside of people waiting for seats. Thankfully we beat the crowd.

We ordered garlic naan, vegetable samosas, vegetable biryani, and chicken tandoori. The food is incredible! Everything was flavorful and freshly prepped and the service was quick without making us feel like vultures we watching us.

We waited more than 30 mins for our entrees to arrive but when they did the were worth it.

Expect to share or take some home. They give gigantic portions.