Indimex Eats Indian Restaurant

We LOVED it here. Incredible food and lovely service. Our table ordered the Tikka Masala, Samosas, Masala Fries, Mango Lassi and Mattar Paneer -- all delicious. And very reasonably priced.Next time, we want to try the Chicken Tikka Tacos & Veggie Korma. We'll be back!

Not great. Chicken Tikka Masala was cubes of chicken breast drenched in mediocre sauce. Rather than chicken marinated and slow roasted in the sauce. So the sauce was very much, not connected with the protein; gravy they had poured on top.* UPDATE: following my review, someone from the restaurant reached out to me and asked me to take down my review. They told me if I changed my review to a five star review that they would refund me the cost of my food. I wouldn't be surprised if this is how they have such a high rating. I declined, but I'm sure that most people would trade their self-respect for their $15 back. This is a pathetic business practice, and any business owner who reaches out to individuals on Yelp after they receive a bad review- needs to invest their time in improving their products- rather than wasting their time, begging for a star rating that they do not deserve.

What a hidden gem. Unsuspecting next to a car wash joint, this Indian with Mexican fusion cuisine is spectacular. There's four spots for parking outside but even if it's full, you still need to come to this place. Shahan was so friendly and nice. Def a nice, hole in the wall, family feel place. All the food is made fresh and even the hot sauce is homemade. We were very happy with the food. The mulligatawany soup gave the home-feels of chicken noodle soup sans chicken. The chicken tikka burrito is the love marriage between frijoles and chicken tikka with masala sauce to dip. The lamb quesadilla def didn't skimp on the meat. The sag paneer was delightfully creamy and the paneer homemade. Even the masala chai is homemade - no tea bags here! Woot. To finish off, the homemade mango ice cream - lovely. Def looking forward to come back and try more stuff. Ya can taste the love the put in the food and we're here for it!

I enjoy Indian cuisine a lot and I'm happy I tried this place out. There is a small parking lot on the side of the restaurant. I had chicken tikka masala, sagh paneer, veggie samosa, garlic naan and chicken biryani. I got the dishes in medium, but I could probably use a little more spice to it. To ty the Mexican/Indian fusion I had the chicken tikka taco. There's a small section for the fusion so this is more of an Indian restaurant. Despite that I'd absolutely come back.

While in Hollywood to see a friend perform, I was walking to my car and spotted an Indian Restaurant I was not familiar with so I looked it up on Yelp (as I always do) and decided to give it a try. It was a small place with a handful of booths. There weren't many customers but it was also a little early for most people to have dinner. When the employee came out to seat me, I was shocked to see that it was Sahan. I knew him from my favorite Indian restaurant in Studio City where he used to be a server. It turns out he left that restaurant to open his own place. Lucky me!The menu contained many of the usual items you'd find at any Indian restaurant. But it also contained several items that were a mashup of Indian and Mexican foods, something I'd never seen before. But I chose to stay traditional and order some of my favorites. I chose the Samosas, Chicken Jalfrezi and Garlic Naan. The Samosas were delicious. They were filled with the usual mix of potato, peas and spices in a crispy, triangular dough and accompanied by the usual tamarind based sauce and a cilantro based sauce. The Chicken Jalfrezi lived up to my expectations and was cooked in a tomatoey sauce with onions, bell peppers, serrano chiles and a hint of ginger. I've had this dish in many restaurants and their version is one of my top two favorites. The naan was fantastic and had a nice char on it. Sahan surprised me with rice pudding for dessert which was a nice finish to the meal.I am beyond excited to have found this place. I'm often in this area and will be returning on a regular basis. Sahan is the ultimate host and provided excellent service and I look forward to returning so I can try some of the Indi-Mex mashups in addition to the more traditional offerings. Great job Sahan!!

Honestly the best food I've had at a restaurant since moving to LA. The curry, the mango drink, the ice cream...everything was so unique, fresh and exceptional! The vibe is totally awesome and you feel very welcome. Please just go and have some food don't think - will be the best decision you make!

We caught a Fringe show at the Broadwater theater and this place was a quick walk away. The fusion menu drew us in! We ordered too much food but thankfully it also heated up well and made for delicious leftovers. Lamb quesadilla was good though a little greasy. My favorites were the Chicken Korma & Samosas. We were there on a Wednesday and it was pretty empty - the service was super speedy & friendly. Great spot if you're in the area!

Great service and great food at this small diner like spot next to the gas station. For $12, I got this whole dish that was filling! They only opened 7 months ago, so they are hoping to get more customers.If I'm ever in the area, I will definitely come back!PS - they offer free rice pudding along with your check!

We got the chicken tikka burrito, cheese burrito and the wings. All were really tasty although I do prefer the chicken burrito over the cheese one. Afterwards we were surprised with their homemade ice cream!! So delicious.

One of the best hidden gems in LA! I've seen this place for years, and finally went for the first time last night. It's the perfect blend of cuisines!