Naan N Masala

Naan n masala has the best garlic naan and samosas in the world. We always have a delightful experience, whether dining in or getting take out. I highly recommend going out of your way to go to this restaurant.

Came for lunch break and food was excellent. I had the Palak Paneer, Bhindi Masala, Garlic Naan, Basmati Rice, and mango pickle. Very hot and fresh. My boyfriend had butter chicken with basmati and that was also very very good. Will come back!

Absolutely the worst Indian food i have ever had !!! I wasn't even sure what the meat was , it was supposed to be chicken, but it was not like anything Ive had before, to be honest it could have been any thing

The butter chicken here was well seasoned, with lots of good sized chunks of chicken, a bit spicy for me but too delicious to stop eating. The plain naan was nice and toasty, and went so well with the curry, the entire meal perfectly filling. I ordered in advance online this past Saturday, and though I was quoted half an hour wait time, it was ready in about 10 minutes (it's good I arrived early, so my food wouldn't get cold). The place was bright and clean with lots of indoor seating, and the staff was friendly at the counter when I picked up. Also, plenty of parking in the quiet little plaza where the restaurant is located, to add to the convenience.

Uniqueness: No crowds literally and yet the food here is authentic as it could be.Wait Time: [x][x][x][x][x]Food Quality: [x][x][x][ ][ ]Service: [x][x][x][x][ ]Setting: [x][x][x][x][ ] Cost: [x][x][x][ ][ ]Recommendation? Definitely get the puri or garlic naan for starters, Biryani as your main side and have butter chicken if you want to feel safe or get the goat curry if you're feeling spicy adventurous. Naan n Masala deserves more attention than what it's currently been seeing since the pandemic passed. The place is literally a hole in the wall place that serves excellent Indian food at a somewhat decent price for huge portions. You have your typical butter chicken and chicken tikka masala to your palak paneer and puri appetizers, you'll find plenty of various Indian dishes to choose from with service that is on average pretty quick. The fact that all the times I've been here seeing no line means you won't have to wait at all and if you want, you could get some food to go as well. I hope this place will last long in it's current state and whenever I'm craving great Indian food, I'll definitely come back for more.

Lets start with the food. 100% worth every penny, great flavors, consistent, decent portions. This is that secret hole in the wall that is lacking in decor and even service, but they are always nice enough to help if you don't know that you get your own drinks, silverware and water, or what is in a dish exactly. Feels like an old china town place, old floor, old tables, dim floro lights, but the food is amazing from the standards, chicken tikka masala to their vindaloo and seeehk kabob, even the soups and riata are good.

Naan N Masala wasn't easy to find initially as the street isn't continuous. Disconnected for a block. It's in a run down shopping center with a few tenants.Was greeted soon upon entering. Ordered tikka masala instead of Chicken-65 at cashiers suggestion. Was told none of entrees are "hot".Offerings: appetizers, vegetarian, non-veg., desserts, breads, rice, desserts..Eats: chicken tikka masala (12.99)-chicken pieces semi-flavorless, flavor obviously went into masala sauce.-tikka masala had bold flavors in a moderately spicy cream sauce.-slight spiciness not from chilis, from other herbs & spices.-traveled well..Plain parantha (2.99)-fried wheat flour layered bread fluffy & warm after 30 minutes travel.-healthier than naan's white flour...Drink: chai comped-nice full bodied flavor, self serviced.Take outs:-large dining area with flatscreen showing Bollywood movies.-lots of parking in runned down parking lot.

We dined here as a party of four on a Saturday evening. The restaurant was nearly empty when we went, so seating was not an issue.The restaurant is self service for plates, utensils, water, and tea. We didn't realize and so we were confused for a bit at the beginning.We decided to order a few dishes so that we could get a variety of flavors.The Palak Paneer was pretty good. I thought that the dish could use more cheese, but the spinach paste was not bad. It was missing the fatty flavor and texture you get with more cheese.The Keema Matar and Paneer Tikka Masala felt really watered down. One of my Indian friends familiar with the dishes also pointed out that the Keema Matar was more sour than what she expected.The Lamb Samosas and Garlic Naan were really well done. There was a good about of crunch in each bite.The Chicken Biryani was also decent.

Authentic North Indian food. The place is self-serve and informal. They do carry a couple different beers, both Indian and global brands.

This was so good I give it 5 stars because of its ambience and taste and the services is very fast :)