Masala Indian Kitchen

"A great fast casual place. Food is good with a nice variety of choices. Great options for gluten free diets along with vegetarian."

"This is a place for food lovers. The aroma and the taste of their lamb korma is top notch. I also like how you can customize your entrees. Also love their flaky parathas."

"In summary, if you are seeking a satisfying dining experience with good food and exceptional customer service, I would strongly advise against choosing this establishment. Regrettably, I do not anticipate returning. This experience has left me with no option but to assign a rating of 0 stars. My recent dining experience at Masala Indian Kitchen left much to be desired. The overall impression of the restaurant was far from favorable. Firstly, the advertised closing time on their website indicated that they are open until 9:30 pm. However, when my party and I arrived at 9 pm, we were informed that dine-in service was no longer available, and only takeout orders were being accepted. The response from the staff member regarding this discrepancy was notably impolite, which was both surprising and disappointing. Especially the lady working here has bad attitude. Moving past the timing issue, our frustration continued when we attempted to place an order. To our dismay, a substantial portion of the menu items were unavailable. It is perplexing why a restaurant would maintain a menu that they cannot fully support with available ingredients."

"A very good place to try authentic Indian street and fast food. The place is moderately busy over the weekends during lunch times. The service and food quality is excellent but the atmosphere and the disposable plates quality can be slightly better. The menu items are fairly priced. We tried the Pavbhaji and the Masala Dosa which were really good."

"Indian street food restaurants have been up and coming in the past few years, I haven't really noticed many choices in MI but there are surely many big chains in Chicago, IL, such as Honest Kitchen, Egg and I, great Indian street food that I would like at least once a week. Indian street food is very different from regular Indian food which we are used to in the US and it is not just about the "curry". It is difficult to describe the difference fairly in a few short sentences because the restaurant offerings, while similar in name and appearance, could be very different in presentation and taste since there are many regions in India and food ethnicities. In other words, people's opinion will vary, just to be fair. In my opinion, the offerings here are not as flavorful as the ones in Chicagoland, lack depth. Biryani is one of my favorite dishes because it combines meat, curry and rice perfectly. The Biryani that I tried here is quite bland, spicy but lacking boldness. The other dishes we tried were OK. If you are in the area and there aren't many choices, this would be an OK alternative. The prices are fairly reasonable."