Arth Bar & Kitchen

We went there for Saturday brunch. We got, PaniPuri, tandoori sliders and kathi roll, mango lassi and tamarind refresher for our mains and mango rasmalai for dessert.Everything was really tasty and was full of flavors. I would have liked pani puri with a little bit more hint of sweetness but no big deal. The ambiance of the place is really nice too, very aesthetically pleasing.I will be back here for sure.

We arrived when the restaurant was closing and they were very kind to take us in.The food was delicious. It is a very nice place in downtown Culver City.

Dec '24 -- The butter chicken is worth doubling back for!I love good Indian food and with regard to that, I'm particular about where I go for it. This is now one of my TWO favorite Indian cuisine restaurants. Initially tried their food at a yelp event and once I discovered it was local, I eagerly went back because the sample of the dish I tried was so good.When dining, I sat at the bar and because I just dropped in solo, I couldn't try as much as I would have liked to. Everything smelled fragrant and delicious as plates passed me by.I had the butter chicken, saag paneer, and basmati rice. Everything was delicious! Parking was easy enough around the corner in a parking structure and service was ok. They had a bit of a wait but I was able to skip the line and head to the bar without having to wait. Very casual inside and TVs all around the bar with sports playing.

Good Indian food! Nice ambiance inside, clean and smells good. They have a full bar too. I parked in a lot on Cardiff - they don't validate parking unfortunately but the rates aren't awful.We're dairy-free so we were a bit concerned since some Indian restaurants use a lot of heavy cream and cheese in their sauces, but after explaining our restriction to the waitress, she did explain we had some options. Though there aren't a ton of options... None of the Tandoor dishes can be dairy-free which is a bummer. Old Monk Drunken Wings: comes with 4. Generously sauced and pretty flavorful.Classic Samosas: comes with 2. Pretty big size. They're alright but I wasn't blown away by the flavor.Fish Moilee: we got it with shrimp (+$2). Really enjoyed the flavor of this dish. You don't get a lot of shrimp despite the hefty price, though.Homestyle Chicken Curry: We enjoyed this one too. Both this and the one above are good with rice and were a nice mix of different flavors. Besides these 2 entrees, we could have had the eggplant masala and the lamb kosha. So, not a ton of dairy-free options... 4 entrees to choose from.We ordered the cumin cilantro rice with our mains... don't think it's worth the extra cost to have it be "cumin cilantro", we couldn't taste the cumin at all. We also got rosemary garlic naan... also couldn't taste the rosemary. And then an order of garlic naan which was better. My friends found a couple of hairs in their food which wasn't the most pleasant surprise. They gave us a small discount on our meal after we told them about this which was kind.Overall, I did enjoy the flavors of the food, but it's a little on the pricey side.

Small plates were delicious and satisfying!Service was excellent. Very nice vibe! Wait staff friendly and accommodating!

Fusion Indian food We came at brunch time and they had a special but limited brunch menu. Friend ordered the chicken and waffles and seemed to enjoy it. I got the hakkah noodles and it was spicy and seasoned well. I originally wanted a saag paneer but they don't offer that at brunch. The sexier fries were tasty and good for sharing. The tamarind mocktail was pretty good and a unique mix of spices around the rim. Highly recommend getting a few plates and doing family style so people can try a bit of everything.

Had dinner with a friend here the other night. She picked the place and I was ready for something different. This place did not disappoint. Everything we had were amazing. The samosas, avocado bhel, mint chicken, dal makhmali, and garlic naan ... were just so delicious. We shared all the plates and did not leave a morsel behind. The servers were all very attentive. They can use a little more light in the restaurant. There's parking structure on the street over. I will certainly be back.

As me and my Partner in Thyme try to tackle some of the best restaurants in LA with our fabulous s reviews we happened to come over to Arth for my first taste at Indian food. Disappointed ONLY IN MYSELF, because it took me so long to try this food!!!! It was happy hour and i was hankering for some grub, and I had a long day. The small plates were half off. I might dub them to have the best cauliflower in the game. I love the presentation of the food and was interested by the new flavors (or lack there of, but we'll get into that). Next were the SEXIER FRIES.... and I had to take them down. The curry and cheese was a nice touch to spicy them up, oddly enough the fries stayed crispy allllllll the way through. Very delicious. Next was the chicken tacos... boy!!! fire. Our bar waitress was very patient and nice and didnt have a problem when i truned my face up at the VEGAN BUTTER CHICKEN.... yea i aint like that... but the REGULAR butter chicken?! great. Along with the naan. I can see why this place can be crowded IF you like Indian food. or just like the vibe, its a beautiful interior, not a lot tvs at the bar but a great date place fosho.

Good food = good mood. Great place for Indian cuisine with an urban touch. Got the lamb kebab, chicken tikka masala and the old monk wings. Pleasantly surprised with the spicy wings that make you feel like you're having it proper desi style, paired up with great cocktails, Service was a bit lackluster but that's understandable as it was almost closing time. Nice to see a mixed crowd enjoying Saturday night dinner. They also host Sunday brunches with a live DJ set which is a fun experience. Parking could be difficult but a couple of adjacent structures should be helpful.

Came here one evening for drinks and apps. Missed happy hour but still had great options to choose from. Situated in the middle of Culver City, this is a cute Indian fusion restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating. There was lots of space inside, which is where we sat. The service was good. Really enjoyed my lychee martini, just the right amount of sweet and booze. The chicken bites were moist and had a little kick to them (especially with the dipping sauce). The sexy fries was an interesting twist with the combination of chutney and their house special sauce. And of course, any Indian dining experience (fusion or not) should include some samosas, which were also pretty decent.