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“ We randomly bumped into this place and what a surprise! Simple ghar ka Khana (household food) which is hard to find in a Indian restaurant where people add so much oil and masala. The food here was a delight and reminded me of my mom’s daal Can’t wait to try other items on their menu sardar ji was very polite and welcoming ! ”
“ The best food in town. The Chicken Tikka Massala is amazing. The garlic Naan is the best. If you are ever in the area of USC you gotta try this spot. Service with a smile always. ”
“ I loved this place the food amount was good and the prices were affordable. I got the chicken tikka masala and it was a great choice. The naans were good too. I had left overs because the amount served was a lot and it filled me up. I was happy about the amount served and the taste. There was also dessert available and I ordered cheese cake to go. I definitely will be coming back. ”
“ Food here is best we tried in long, reminded me of best foods in have ate in India, Everything in menu is awesome, the place can easily become go to try different things each day we visit. We are sorted for our one week’s visit to LA People here are great and like family. Love your place guys, thanks Guys for being so nice and for awesome food!!! Samosa, Allo paratha, saag paneer, paneer masala ”
“ Great indian mexican fusion food. The chicken tikka burrito is delicious ”
“ Irene was the cook, server, cashier, and phone order taker. We were so impressed by her work and delicious food. No question about it, 5 stars for the lamb vindaloo and green coconut lamb. Absolutely delicious! Wow ”
“ Ooh! This place is awesome, especially if you’re a USC student looking for a late night meal in the Fryft zone! The workers are super friendly and give suggestions if you don’t know what to try. ”
“ One of the Best Fusion Eateries in LA. Indian, Mexican, American Food served Right and Delicious. Always made to order. I recommend all their fusion dishes. That Chicken Tikka Burrito is fire. And don't sleep on their Teas: The Indian Masala Tea is Heavenly. Support Local Small Businesses. Their on DoorDash, GrubHub, and Uber Eats. Affordable. Delicious. Quality food. Excellent Service. - They have a 9.99 Lunch Deal that's worth every penny. ”
Menu
Tandoori Chicken
US$11.99Grilled Chicken Hot Sandwich
US$10.99Texas Burger
US$10.99Double Hamburger
US$10.99Hamburger
US$8.99
About
23rd Street Cafe
Welcome to 23rd Street Cafe, a culinary gem nestled at 936 W 23rd St, Los Angeles, CA. This unique establishment seamlessly melds flavors from Indian cuisine with other beloved dishes, creating a dining experience that feels both familiar and exciting.
The cafe stands out for its remarkable Indian menu, particularly its non-vegetarian appetizers. Indulge in the Meat Samosa—flour tortillas stuffed with seasoned minced chicken or lamb, peas, and aromatic spices, deep-fried to a crispy perfection for just $5.99. If you're in the mood for something more adventurous, try the Fish Pakora or Shrimp Pakora for $8.50. Each bite bursts with the rich flavors typical of Indian culinary traditions.
The full menu also features an enticing selection of cold sandwiches. Whether it’s the Ham and Cheese or the Tuna Salad, these sandwiches, starting at $10.99, are crafted to satisfy both your cravings and your budget. And let’s not forget the innovative Indian and Mexican fusion food—the Chicken Tikka Burrito and Chicken Curry Burrito showcase the cafe’s creative flair, blending spicy chicken tikka with delicious rice and beans, all for just $11.99.
Customer experiences here speak volumes. One patron, Nayana Kumari, fondly recalled how the food reminded her of her mother's cooking. She praised the simplicity and authenticity of the dishes, a rarity in many Indian establishments today. Meanwhile, Octavio Altamirano raved about the Chicken Tikka Masala and garlic naan, and described the warm hospitality he encountered: “Service with a smile always.” This sentiment resonates with many who visit the cafe, further establishing its reputation as a place where guests feel like family.
Praveen Dubey highlighted that the food was reminiscent of the best they had experienced in India, and others echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the generous portion sizes and affordable prices. With dishes like Saag Paneer and Aloo Paratha gracing the menu, every visit can be a new culinary adventure.
In summary, 23rd Street Cafe is not just a place to eat; it's a place to connect with culture through food. Whether you’re looking for traditional Indian fare or something new and exciting, this cafe ticks all the boxes. Come for the food, stay for the friendly atmosphere — you won’t be disappointed!
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