Welcome to Tulsi Indian Eatery - DTLA
Tulsi Indian Eatery in DTLA offers a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options, making it a perfect spot for those looking for flavorful Indian cuisine. The menu includes unique dishes like Pani Puri Shots, Vada Pav, and Paneer Tikka Tacos, showcasing a fusion of traditional flavors and modern twists. Customers rave about the diverse appetizer menu and the heavenly dining experience. While some mention minor service issues, the overall consensus is positive, emphasizing the delicious food and welcoming atmosphere. For a satisfying meal with a modern touch and authentic flavors, Tulsi Indian Eatery is a must-visit in Los Angeles.
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408 Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90013, United States408 Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90013, United States Hotline: +1 213-537-4691
Introducing Tulsi Indian Eatery - DTLA, a vegetarian Indian restaurant located at 408 S Main St Los Angeles, CA. This eatery offers a variety of options such as delivery, takeout, reservations, vegan options, and many vegetarian choices. It is a casual dining spot that also provides outdoor seating, making it a perfect choice for lunch or dessert.
One of the standout features of Tulsi Indian Eatery is their commitment to sustainability with compostable containers, plastic-free packaging, and reusable tableware. They also offer free Wi-Fi, accept credit cards and mobile payment options, and provide convenient parking options.
When it comes to their menu, Tulsi Indian Eatery offers a wide range of dishes from different regions of India, including Northern, Southern, and Western specialties. Their combos, such as the Two Curry Combo or Three Curry Combo, are popular choices for a satisfying meal.
Some must-try dishes include the Pav Bhaji, Chole Bhature, and Idli Sambar. For dessert, indulging in Rasmalai or Mango Kulfi is a sweet way to end your meal.
Customer reviews rave about the delicious food, friendly service, and modern ambiance of the restaurant. Whether you're looking for a quick bite before a show or a leisurely meal with friends, Tulsi Indian Eatery - DTLA is a fantastic choice for authentic and flavorful Indian cuisine.
OMG! the appetizer menu is so die for! There's so much variety and its hard to choose just 2 items when I do visit. The food is exquisite!
Good: Food was very nice. Male owner was nice. Bad: particular lady staff member (morning staff) stares people down once their order was called until they stop eating and come get it (literally staring customers down) - if you're going to do that you might as well bring orders to the table (it's not that big of a place). No smile, no greeting, rude. I'd still go again for the food.
STEPH JUDGEMENT: Tasty, casual Indian food in a modern, expansive space. We were looking for a dinner spot before going to a show at the Regent, and this place looked intriguing. Everything on their menu was vegetarian, and some were vegan, so it was perfect for us. On the night we went it was quite empty, so no problem finding a table. You order at the counter and they bring out the food to you. Since we couldn't carry leftovers with us, we couldn't try as many different things as we would've liked. We decided on the following: Paneer tikka tacos - 3 per order, looked like fries at first Momos - steamed dumplings Lentil cakes Everything was really delicious, the prices reasonable, and the service was also very nice. I think we've found our new favorite place in the area. I only wish there was one closer to us!
Dining in at tulsi Indian Eatery was heavenly. Such an amazing environment and the flavors of the food were Divine. Service was incredible, respectful, and caring staff. If you're looking for any type of north or South Indian food, this is a place to be at the inside was beautiful. The chai needs more flavors. It didn't taste fresh and no taste of cardamom.
The food was excellent. The ordering was a little difficult. Also, though they said they would exclude the scallions, they did not. We got a two curry combo with garlic naan, tamarind rice, malai kofta, paneer makhni, and dal makhni soup. Also chilli garlic fried rice, samosa chaat, mango lassi, and a masala chai. (The chai was delivered when we were about ready to leave.) All, super tasty. Though the tamarind rice was too dry. My wife likes the crispy outside of samosas, but these were smothered in sauces, so it was all soggy. No crispy. Still tasty. The Masala chai was a little gritty. Overall, a great place for dinner before our show at the Ahmanson, about a 20 minute walk.