Electric Lotus Kitchen of India

  4.4 – 110 reviews   • Indian restaurant

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In business since 1999, we at Electric Lotus are committed to preserving a culture, tradition and standard in culinary tastes that a Nawab would appreciate. It is more than sixteen years since the Electric Lotus restaurant group was established in Los Angeles, CA. Electric Lotus has since become an icon of Indian cuisine and established itself as the favored restaurant of curry connoisseurs across Southern California. If you are a first-time visitor, you will find our cuisine versatile, ranging from extremely mild to the richly pungent. We offer a richly-varied menu of fresh, natural ingredients, wholesome sauces and flavorful spices. All of our food is natural and freshly-prepared daily on the premises with no additives or preservatives.

Traditional Indian standby serving familiar dishes in a relaxed space with touches of exotic decor.

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Address: 1739 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027

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Website: http://www.electriclotuslosfeliz.com/

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AP Qazi
The food here is really good. The owners are amazing! Super friendly and very accommodating. I really look forward to going here. The naan is crispy and delicious. Love the coconut curries. It’s great because the can also accommodate spice level which is hard for some restaurants. I frequent many Indian restaurants and this is on of my top.
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Mark Wisehart
Most reviews lean towards a surplus of Adjectives. There is something to be said about longevity and consistency in this business. This establishment has, for two decades of my life, steadily brought you amazing tasty Indian Cuisine. All of the staples that makes Indian Cuisine what it is… delicious. They have seen some pretty spectacular changes in decor but on the whole it is simply fantastic Indian Cuisine!
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Skunk Jo
Omg yum! We came here at about 10pm on a Sunday after visiting Griffith observatory. I was a bit worried because when we walked in, we were the only ones in the restaurant, and I was worried they’d rush our food and just want us to leave. But they were so lovely and friendly! The observatory closed at 10 and other people clearly had the same idea, because the restaurant soon filled up around us, which was nice. The food was delicious, and there’s a million options! Really flavourful and tasty and big portions. We ordered way too much, and they gave us a takeaway bag to bring it with us 🙂
Really delicious food, wonderful vibe, great service. Will recommend to all my friends!
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Jess Mann
I don’t get the other reviews, this was the saddest, most flavorless indian food my date and I ever had. The “vegetable pakoras” were just big chunks of unseasoned boiled veggies that had been breaded and deep fried. Curry was so bland, the paneer “masala” tasted like straight up canned tomato paste, and even the naan just tasted like cheap pizza dough. Nothing was good except for the beer and the server who was very nice.
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Jayajothy Sliney
Fantastic food. Great curry, the coconut lamb curry was exceptional and flavorful. The ‘american classics’ such as chicken tikka masala were fantastic as well. Great quality of ingredients over-all. The ambiance is also fantastic. The orders of rice I found to be quite small you may need more than 1 order. So-so wait staff but it gets the job done.
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Michael Shilstone
Electric Lotus is my favorite place for Indian food in the area. The staff is very laid-back and friendly. The decor attempts to convey an authentic Indian atmosphere but I can’t tell if it achieves its goal or is a little cheesy. Either way, it’s a relaxing and comfortable environment nonetheless. The food is delicious, as spicy as you want it, and the portions are generous. I recommend the Korma Curry with chicken and the Saag Paneer is exceptional as well.
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Haresh Neeraj
Visited this place on a Saturday evening. We ordered Chicken Bhuna, briyani and Laccha parathas. The chicken bhuna was delicious and the parathas were properly cooked. The briyani was average though. I ordered masala chai and it tasted very bad like it was mostly water. But the waiter took it back and removed it from the total. The prices are quite low too. So a good place to visit.
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Sydney Kearney
Food, meh. I asked for my chicken makhani to be made spicy and it came mild and way too salty. The veggie samosas were pretty good. The service was slow and inattentive and we were THE ONLY TABLE. Probably won’t be back.
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Steve C 032
Electric Lotus has been my favorite Indian restaurant since the mid-1990s when it was located at Franklin and Vermont; next door to the 7-11. The chicken curry is delicious. There is a nice amount of cilantro in it. I’ve always loved the rice that comes with it. The tikka masala is so good. I’ve been a big fan of their chicken naan from day-one.

I’m just glad Electric Lotus is done with hopping around the neighborhood. They were so stable and good for a very long time, then something happened and I believe this is the third and hopefully last time they moved. At least they stayed in the same neighborhood.
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Laney R Sexton
Absolutely hands down the best Indian I’ve ever had in my life. Unpretentious and incredibly complex flavors. Full bar and kind staff!
Get the korma, it’s so delicious
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