Raj Express Indian Kitchen

The tables were dirty, and the napkin dispensers were oily. The owner hangs out in the dining area with his laptop and cables all over the place, and the workers keep interacting with him like we're all in his office. Very unprofessional setting and an awkward dynamic. The food was too sweet and lacked flavor, trying too hard to accommodate the western pallette.

Stopped on my way home from work for butter chicken, garlic naan and veggie samosa, ordered online and it was done by the time I got there, about 15 minutes. Butter chicken has a little spice and a nice tomato flavor, naan has plenty of garlic and the samosa is nice and crispy. Def going to stop by again.

Fantastic food! I had no idea what I wanted, and the young lady behind the counter made some suggestions based on my tastes, and I ended up with a fantastic meal at a good price. Friendly staff, food carefully prepared, I'm a fan!

I love the samosa chaat, butter chicken, vinadloo, channa maslasa, the list goes on. Overall, pretty solid Indian food. The rice combo is the best deal and I would recommend it as the most affordable option on the menu. I would also suggest a side of garlic naan or pakoras with your entrée. Satisfies your Indian food craving.:

I came into the restaurant today to get lunch. When I walked up to the counter, there was a fellow sitting there on his phone. As to not interrupt, i took some time to look at the menu. I found something i wanted to order and the guy still hadn't said a word to me so i just stood there waiting. After about five more minutes, I walked out. Maybe he didn't notice me and maybe I should have spoken up, but regardless it seems rather counterintuitive to just ignore people wanting to buy your product. … – show