Trisara

The food was decent overall. The chicken fried rice was the best dish — flavorful, with a really good rice texture and a generous portion that two people can easily share. The chicken chow mein was also tasty and well-cooked. However, the chicken Manchurian wasn’t great — the tomato flavor was too strong and overpowered the dish. Overall, it’s an okay one-time dine-in experience — not bad, but not something I’d rush back for.

Absolutely delicious. Visited here on an early Saturday evening. Ordered 4 dishes with Chicken Tikka Masala being the best. All the dishes had excellent flavor and were superb. Portions are medium-small sized.

This place was crowded at 350 PM, which is a good sign! the food is outstanding, so some of the best Chicken Tikka Masala and samosa that I have had before. The garlic naan was good too. Gave it a 5 for food. Service was good too. Small place, so atmosphere not great. Overall, very good!

Will not recommend this place if you’re looking for authentic Nepalese/Indian food. We ordered chow mein and chicken 65, both dishes completely lacked flavor. The chicken momos were okay, but the veg momos tasted stale. Overall, disappointing.

Had a really bad experience. Flies are roaming around the restaurant, and also ended up in my glass of wine. The food was mediocre at best. Ordered a gobi manchurian as an appetizer and it tasted like it was drenched in ketchup. Had paneer which was sad. The cubes were hard like it was store-bought and the gravy was average. Better spots around this area for sure. Please just walk 10 minutes in any direction.