Naanfull Indian Grill

The food was pretty good. I was expecting it to be similar to Tarka which is very Americanized version of Indian food but this was pretty authentic and spice levels were up to my expectation. I ordered Chicken Tikka boneless and Seekh Kabob. The reason for 4 star is that their serving size is not according to their prices. I would expect more for the money that I paid.

This used to be Sizzle, since it changed hands we decided to give them another try. The chicken tikka masala platter comes with rice and naan, the chicken dish was pretty good with a little heat, the naan was decent. We tried a sag paneer platter and it was the meh portion of our smorgasborg… the sag paneer could not be visually identified as any previous living organism… a shade of green pureed mush. They charged us around 25 dollars for 2 entrees with sides and 2 iced teas, served on paper plates with plastic forks and knives, which is a pet peeve of mine, if you charge me fine dining experience… it shouldn’t include throw away cutlery. We paid a few dollars less than this at Teji’s for the exact same order… where the food was mouth wateringly divine. While we waited for our food, they tried playing some indian music for ambience and we thought an air raid siren was going off… loud buzzing and beeping that finally merged into actual music, this place needs a lot of work… i’ll check reviews periodically to see if it gets better…