Masalaa

This place is great !...food is delicious & the staff is very friendly ! I love their weekend buffet !

My experience here is so weird because I've never ordered anything for myself. I've just gone with the Indians from work and sit back and they order a bunch of stuff and I stuff my mouth. I can't even really tell you WHAT I've had, because I don't know what most of it is called! But I can tell you that the service is always above average, and all the food and drink I've had has been really, really awesome. And what's surprising is that I'm not a vegetarian at all, I'm very much a "give me meat" kinda guy, but I've never, ever been disappointed with the lack of meat at Masalaa. It's just always been an absolutely delicious and wonderful experience. I'm so happy with this place and I'm excited go back!Be aware it seems like one person runs and cooks the whole place, so the service can be a little slow, and the meals are often served broken up with things coming at very different times, but for our purposes it's always been great. Super happy camper at this place!

The food was excellent! They made JAIN food for us and all the food was superb tasting. They made jain sambar, chilli paneer, baby corn pepper fries, dal tadka, dal makhini and paneer tikka masala. The service was also good and the ambience was great too. Highly recommend this place for people looking for JAIN (no onion, no garlic, no potatoes) options.

One of the few eateries that is open later on a Sunday, and isn't fast food. The food was very nice and tasty, but the facilities left a bit to wonder.From a food perspective, everything was delicious and very tasty. The onion dosa was delicious, with three different dipping sauces it was easily a win to me. The garlic naan was a great combination of crisp and chewiness, and full of garlicky flavor. The palak paneer was also delish. Between those three dishes, it was more than enough for two people.The service was good, they were courteous and responsive. Did not feel pressure from them to hurry up and finish, despite the late hour - we wrapped up about 20 min before their posted closing time (with no one else in the restaurant). The facilities and interior... that's where it kinda fell apart. The seats felt dated and the whole interior felt dark. The bathroom was not up to snuff... without going into specifics... it could use some maintenance and clean up. It wasn't gross, but not fully comfortable washing your hands and going out to eat.Maybe grab to go and you'll have a different experience.

I like encouraging small businesses so I really wanted to give this one five stars but, I need to be honest . I have been here twice. First time I left without eating because not a single server stopped by to take my order or even give me a glass of water after waiting 15 minutes. They walked past me a few times to wait on the only other couple in the restaurant but treated me like I'm invisible. Possibly because I'm an older single women & I had read that we become invisible at this age.Today I happened to be in the neighborhood at lunch time. The AC wasn't working. Servers kept walking past me like I don't exist. Couple seated after me got water & silver. I didn't get any even after asking. I got up & got my own silver & helped myself to the buffet which had mostly empty trays or trays that you have to scrape the bottom for food. They weren't making any effort to refill the trays. What little food I got was authentic South Indian but the hot restaurant without AC & terrible service take away from the experience. As I paid, I told the dude how I didn't even get water to drink. He apologized. I didn't feel like they deserved a tip for their lack of service. I don't know who the manager is but he clearly does not manage. It could be a great restaurant cause they obviously have a good chef. But the terrible service & lack of attention to customers is going to take away any business they could attract

I worked in India during my career and fell in love with the food. One of my favorite breakfast/brunch dishes is sambhar and idli. I have been eating at Masalaa for years pre-COVID at their buffet. Now that they are on my drive from the stable, I stopped to order sambhar and idli as it had been a favorite of mine on the buffet. I was greeted with a smile and a nod, my order taken, and I was talked into a Chai to go. I was so pleased with my brunch, two large idli, a nice container of sambhar, and two sauces, tamarind and cilantro. And of course, the chai was as advertised, delicious. I paid around $10 for my meal and thought it was a great deal by today's standards. The dining room is small and cozy for when I decide to eat in. I know this will become a regular.

Lol, we've been back everyday since I believe. We are the Brewers. We usually order online but have called in too.

By far the BEST Indian cuisine I've had! I ordered the Paneer Tiki Masala and Vegetable Korma and both were incredible, but even more delicious was the garlic naan! Also had the Chai which was also amazing. I don't know what this place only has 3 1/2 stars! Service and Ambiance were both just fine. It's a smaller dining room but had problems being seated for lunch. The entire menu is vegetarian and vegan also gluten free options. Indian food is not on my top 10, nor vegan, but this place will become a regular for me!

We went for dinner yesterday, had Uthappam, Masala Dosa and Idly, food was not good at all. On top of that, all three of us got diarrhea. Not going back ever....

This place is absolutely disgusting. There was no toilet paper in the shared bathroom. My food took over an hour for them to make and when I called ahead to ensure appropriate prep, their phone is just off the hook. When I arrived the genrelman lied to me. Told me it would just be a minute. I waited an additional 30 minutes because they lost the order. The place was empty and the food was just disgusting. There was an employee that handed me a paper towel when I told her there is no toilet paper. Stay away. And when you pay online for pick up they actually ask for a "generous" tip. That's insult to injury. Horrible establishment.