My experience at The Indian Night restaurant was disappointing. From the moment I arrived, I didn’t feel welcome, as one of the attendants had a notably grumpy attitude. The food, unfortunately, didn’t make up for the poor service—it was average at best. The naan was overpriced, and the paneer tikka masala was overwhelmingly flavored with garlic which overshadowed any other taste and was just a tomato puree with some pieces of paneer in it, which. Not to miss the dirty restroom. Overall, it fell short of expectations both in terms of hospitality and culinary quality.

The food and service were over the top. I have to have Chicken Tika Masala when I try a new Indian place, theirs ranks 5 out of 5 stars. The sauce was plentiful and full of flavor, the chicken was tender and tasty, some places it's a little dry, not here! I was asked how spicy I wanted it, I Like that alot, since I share with my wife, medium heat was required. The garlic naan was just right and was enhanced being dipped into the masala sauce. The veggie samosas were large and very tasty, lot's of veggie filling inside a nice crisp crust. We tried a "new to us" item, a veggie pakora, onion to be exact, onion Bujia......where has this been all my life?! Yum. A short walk from our hotel led us to Indian cuisine nirvana.