Royal India Express - San Diego

The food is very tasty and I enjoyed every bite I took

Food: 3.5/5 Service and Setting: 2.5/5 Value: 2.5/5 From what I remember, Royal India has been a cornerstone of UTC's food court for ages, which embraces its main entrance. They always offer samples of rice and one of their chicken curries, so you can definitely taste before you commit yourself. The service here was anyway, I came when they just opened and when I asked about prices or how many samosas came with the listed price, the lady helped me big stinking eye. Even for mall rental prices, I felt that with a two article record for $12.99 without bread was astronomical. Even if it looks like they're packing in food, the polystyrene containers they use are thinner than other restaurants. If you want Indian/South Asian food when shopping, this is a good option. Samosas go crazy, read it down! Korma Chicken: 3.5/5 I feel like corma Chicken is a dish that is in favor with the American Indian food community. I see a lot of herbal corma, but not so much chicken. The Corma Chicken in Royal India is very sweet, much sweeter than I expected. They can do this to distinguish them from their other chicken cures. It has a respectable amount of sweetness in a ubiquitous style tomato-based Curry Gravy. The chicken in the shell was not dry at all and the ratio of curry to protein was good. For me, it was something fundamental and too sweet, but I'm sure there's no one who totally rejects this court. Aloo Mother: 3.5/5 I liked the Aloo mother a little more than the corma chicken, but not enough to give him a higher score. They do not jump on potatoes and peas. Since I went during the opening hours, the potatoes I received were perfectly cooked and even had a slight bite. The sauce is somewhat clearer than the corma chicken and tastes just like tomatoes. Unlike corma chicken, there is a more savory taste than sweet. The spices used are very mild and therefore there is no depth overall. Meat Samosa: 4.5/5 It is really rare to see that meat Samosas are offered in Indian restaurants and if they are, they are usually chicken. I think that was beef, that was very rare. Let's start with evil. I found the Samosa very expensive at $2,99 for one with less than a lot of filling. The pastry was also very oily. But the taste is very interesting and reminds me more of an African style of Sambusa. The aromas are very different from everything I ever had and are both unforgettable and delicious. Try a try, even if you don't have your full meal here.

I called the restaurant, extremely rude customer. I felt despised. I've already eaten in the restaurant and also a very bad taste. Will definitely not suggest. Worst way someone ever spoke to me

I love the Chicken Tikka Masala!!! It is the perfect mix of spices. The rice is tender and does not feel too hard after a full serving 2 same dish items) .

I ordered the Tikka Chicken Masala. I normally dont write reviews but my experience was way different from the reviews I saw here. There was good seasoning that had a hint of heat. The chicken was tender. I will definately come back for more.