5/5 Joe J. 9 months ago on Google
For
a
place
called
Rock
N
Roll
I
have
to
say
I
questioned
it’s
authenticity,
but
after
eating
here
I
have
to
say
this
is
some
legit
Indian
food.
First
thing
first,
when
you
go
to
an
ethnic
restaurant
you
look
to
see
if
anyone
of
that
ethnicity
is
eating
their,
and
I
have
to
say
a
majority
of
the
people
their
were
Indian.
So
while
I’m
not
Indian
I
trust
the
authenticity
of
this
restaurant.
The
food
was
phenomenal,
not
a
single
thing
we
had
was
bad,
the
garlic
naan
was
great,
and
the
onion
pakado
was
perfect
for
us.
The
naan
wasn’t
too
greasy
but
had
a
perfect
amount
of
grease
and
garlic
flavor,
and
for
those
that
don’t
know
onion
pakado
is
essentially
Indian
onion
rings
but
better
and
those
were
perfectly
fried
as
well
and
came
with
2
delicious
sauces.
The
entrees
were
simply
delicious
though,
my
friend
who
is
white
ordered
the
tikka
chicken
spicy
but
to
our
surprise
it
wasn’t
too
spicy
at
all,
we
don’t
know
if
this
was
because
he
was
white
or
not
but
we
could
handle
the
spicy
level
rather
easily.
But
the
chicken
was
flavorful,
juicy
and
delicious
either
way.
The
veg
Hakka
was
filling
and
tasty
and
I
got
it
spicy
as
well
and
could
handle
it
rather
easily
myself.
I’m
definitely
not
challenging
the
restaurant
to
make
food
spicier
but
if
I
had
one
critique
it’s
that
the
spicy
level
didn’t
feel
that
spicy
(although
still
delicious
and
we
may
get
the
extra
spicy
next
time).
Lastly
we
had
the
pineapple
soufflé
and
it
was
the
bomb
dot
com.
Everything
was
great
and
we
will
definitely
be
back.
They
even
had
3
different
beers
from
India
to
try
which
we
sampled
and
were
satisfied
with
as
well
(unanimously
Arka
was
our
favorite)
Our
server
Fabi
was
great
and
explained
to
us
the
menu,
was
quick
and
timely
with
our
order
and
was
good
overall.
Overall
this
place
was
amazing
and
I
will
be
back
sometime.