
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 316 N Brand Blvd, Glendale, CA 91203
Phone: (818) 937-9966
Website: https://www.allindiacafe.com/all-india-cafe-glendale
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I’ll give it the credit it deserves, really delicious and fresh Indian food. Naans were crisp to perfection and Tikka Masala was perfectly spicy with large chunks of meat.
But man…$20 entrees that don’t even come with basmati rice? Or naan? That’s a big no from me. Made the mistake of ordering their new appetizers and they were just as expensive as the entrees with way less food.
If you can order in a smart way or split it, definitely worth it. But $90 bill for two people with no drinks is outrageous to me.
Maddy was our waitress, and was attentive with great suggestions. We went with the veggie special (muttar paneer), saag tofu, and chicken tikka masala with rice and garlic naan. We also enjoyed our mango lassis as a perfect dessert.
Would definitely recommend this place and will be back!
Edit – 2/1/26 – came here for their DineLA deal, competitively priced at $35. Solid value!
Now, when it comes to the Punjabi cuisine, they stuck with your traditional dishes, and added an interesting Gulabi Farfalle Pasta dish that saffron curry base with bell pepper, coriander, turmeric, and cumin.
To start with, the Pani puri shots made from tamarind and mint spices was a refreshing amuse bouche that helps cleanse and prepare your palate for the delicious food to come.
The potato samosa was dense, but in a good way, with more potato than breading, which you can get from some other places. The mint and tamarind chutney paired well with the samosa.
The onion pakora similarly struck a nice balance of crispness and savoriness without being too oily. Simple, but delicious!
On the drink side, the mango laasi was one of the thickest I’ve had and yet it wasn’t too sweet, either. It was refreshing. The same can be said with the Chai which was spiced well, but not sweetened at all. It tasted like actual Chai.
As for the entree, the two best were the butter chicken and the Gulabi Farfalle Pasta, while the Saag Paneer and Tandoori were a bit underseasoned and less memorable. But the tandoori, which was not red because they don’t use red food coloring, struck a nice level of tenderness and was not too dry, which I have found with some tandoori chicken.
The garlic Naan had a very nice crispy texture to it, but I would love a bit more kick with the garlic.
So the best two are the butter chicken, which you can never go wrong at any Indian restaurant, and particularly here. It was savory, filling, but not too heavy. It can be too salty if not balanced with some basmati rice, but it’s not too rich, either.
The Gulabi Farfalle was the most surprising and adventurous of the dishes tonight, combining two different worlds in one dish with bow tie pasta and the saffron curry base with bell pepper, coriander, turmeric, and cumin.
Their biryani was also good.
The menu offers a variety of Indian dishes that cater to all tastes, whether you’re craving street-style snacks or rich, traditional curries. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, making it a great spot to relive fond memories of Indian food while enjoying a cozy dining experience. It’s a must-visit for anyone in LA who loves authentic Indian cuisine!