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Not For Vegetarians.

Said: Anonymous (Non-member)

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Two disappointing lunches at Ajanti. 1st one had the eggplant dish, which was wonderful, but was grossly overpriced because I only received 2 slices of eggplant as an entree (about $0.25 worth) but the price was a ridiculous $6. 2nd lunch ordered the New This Month vegetarian dish with the spinach potato side with rice. Although this entree was described elaborately with cashews, onions and other ingredients, when it was served, it was exactly the same sauce as the spinach potato side only with vegetables. Waiter should have brought to my attention that I would be eating exactly the same thing twice in the same meal. Wait staff attentive but unhelpful all around.

Not as expected

Said: Anonymous (Non-member)

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Food was chicken, lamb, spinach, mixed chutney.

Truly memorable lunch

Said: Anonymous (Non-member)

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My good friend who's also an Indian foodie of sorts and I ate lunch there on July 4, 2003 and found it surpassingly wonderful -- and we've been regularly eating Southern Indian food and searching for it of every kind (but especially Tamil, Karnataka, Kerala, etc. restaurants in the South Indian strongholds in Cerritos and so on in south LA County, but I'd take anything REALLY, REALLY good) for the past almost 10 years which also offer great and traditional but unusual foods (we're not by nature fusion foodies) -- from LA County to SF to Canada to Madrid "Annapurna" there is superpurb). Northern food has its place, but I really don't want to be offered a naan and aloo gobi at the same time I'm being offered puliyodaraih -- that strikes me as similar to "Oh, you'd like french fries with your crepes Suzettes and your crown of lamb?"