There is a new Indian restaurant in San Francisco on Haight Street
near Clayton called Tikka Masala. The interior isn't too fancy
but the food is very good and reasonably priced.

I just recently got into Indian food and have only tried a few
dishes and one of my favorites is lamb curry and they have a
good version of it called lamb korma and the meat is tender and
they give you plenty of it and the sauce isn't too spicy or
oily or overdosed on cilantro. The naan bread was hot and
fluffy and tender and they provide free tea. My usual meal of
lamb korma, rice, and naan costs $10.35 plus tip

One of the worst Indian restaurants I've eaten at was a place
called Naan-n-Curry somewhere near downtown, and another in
the same area called Masa. Naan-n-Curry's food was cold and
dry and Masa was just gross with cilantro overwhelming all
the other flavors. Tasty Curry in the Sunset District is one
of my favorites, but they serve such a small amount of lamb
and curry sauce (though it is $2 cheaper).

dank wrote:
> There is a new Indian restaurant in San Francisco on Haight Street
> near Clayton called Tikka Masala. The interior isn't too fancy
> but the food is very good and reasonably priced.

We like it, too. Been there twice and will certainly return.

Very nice people, too.

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> dank wrote:
>
>>There is a new Indian restaurant in San Francisco on Haight Street
>>near Clayton called Tikka Masala. The interior isn't too fancy
>>but the food is very good and reasonably priced.
>
>
> We like it, too. Been there twice and will certainly return.
>
> Very nice people, too.

My buddy claimed he hated Indian food but I dragged him into the
restaurant and they suggested the lamb tikka for him while I got
the lamb korma and he loved the tikka and so did I. Perfectly
seasoned and grilled chunks of lamb that were so tender and as
juicy as lamb gets.