Khan Saab Desi Craft Kitchen

We had a fantastic dining experience at this restaurant! Some of the best Indian food in LA. The food was delicious—rich in flavor and perfectly spiced except the Khan biryani which was too spicy even for us. All the kabobs very excellent. The butter chicken was good. Loved the desi street foods including bhelpuri and panipuri. The service was excellent—friendly and attentive. Food is all labeled for allergies and there is plenty of gluten free options. The ambiance is slightly noisy but worth it for the food. Overall, this place offers an authentic taste of Indian/Pakistani food . Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy great Indian cuisine in LA.

Worst Indian restaurant I’ve ever been to for sure. First and most important is the SERVICE IS HORRIBLE. Not only does the majority of staff not speak English that well, they will pretend to understand what your saying and proceed to give you wrong menu items, not give you any clear explanation of what and how the dishes are made, or just ignore what you said. Almost all the wait staff looks like they just rolled out of bed and don’t mind wiping their faces or scratching their head seconds before serving your food. We made a reservation for 6:30, got there at 6:25 and had to wait 15min before being seated. Once we were seated half of us were given paper menus and the other half card stock menus. Only half had a legend on it so you could see what was dairy free, gluten free, or vegan. Not that that matters because the pani puri we ordered said it was dairy free but it came with yogurt. When we asked to clarify if it was yogurt the wait staff said no, then yes, then no again and brought out even more yogurt to my brother who has a dairy allergy. The rest of the night we had to triple check the dishes. On top of that after we ordered it took about an hour and a half to get our food while watching tables larger than ours receive theirs before us. Then of course a couple of the items we order were wrong. Everything on the menu is expensive and even though they don’t serve alcohol, you will pay the same price for “mixed” drinks. One of their “hand crafted” drinks is bunderburg, yeah, the Australian ginger beer you can buy at Ralph’s. If you want Horrific Service, spicy with little to no flavor indian food, and a hole burning through your pocket, this is the place to go!