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Submitted by Isabella Lares on 05/18/2022
10/10 EVERY TIME!!! I’m so happy I walked in one day I come at least twice a week now because the food, service and prices are that good!!! Electric Karma is truly a 3rd street treasure and deserves to be recognized not only for their stellar hospitality but their menu. Their is something for everyone!!
Submitted by Paulina Lares on 05/18/2022
I cannot express how much I love this restaurant!!!! The food is amazing and everyone who works here is so kind and makes the experience that much better. Truly is an experience coming here. I frequent this establishment so often. If you’re looking for amazing Indian food, or looking to try for your first time this is the place. I promise you won’t regret it!!!!! SO AMAZING!! 11/10!!
Submitted by Max M on 05/07/2022
Passable Indian food, somewhat lacking in spice. Service efficient and staff nice. Indoor and outdoor seating. All expected items on the menu. Parking can be really hard to find in this area during dinner times. You can give it a try but there are a lot of other Indian places in LA.
Submitted by Donovan Patar on 04/09/2022
I really wanted to like this place. The pictures and reviews looked good. I wanted tasty food and ambience.
It was a Sunday and they were under staffed. The server worked hard, but ultimately the place never lived up. The decor was nice, but no ambience. Constant annoying beeps and other things. Music going on and off. I go out to eat to experience, and I specifically chose this place because I wanted a calm an peaceful environment.
The food was okay. Nothing special. Nan bread was charred. The food was expensive compared to what I'd imagine for that level of quality.
So if you want really good food. Don't go here.
If you want really nice ambience, also don't go here.
If you want a decent time at higher end cost then go here.
Submitted by Melani Espinoza on 02/08/2022
WOW. I'm speechless. The food at Electric Karma is amazing. At first, I was skeptical about the food because I usually get acid reflux when eating Indian food. This happens due to excessive spices. One of my friends invited me there, and I didn't want to go because of all the acid reflux thing.
He told me this place cook as natural as possible avoiding most of the spices that cause acid refluxes.
So, I decided to give it a try. OMG, it was amazing. I DID NOT have acid reflux. I'm amazed of the food quality and taste.
I'm definitely coming back. I love the ambiance. The owner Mr. Lucky is a very nice and kind person. That day I had the opportunity to try his cooking. He was the chef that day.
It was a great experience. It makes you feel like you're in India eating because of the ambiance and decoration. Very cultural.
I'm in love with this place. And by the way, they have a lot of VEGAN options (My friend is vegan, so he loves this place).
I'm glad I gave it a try. I strongly recommend Electric Karma.
Submitted by Casey Maugh on 01/18/2022
This was our first visit and boy did this place exceed all expectations. Kind wait staff, fantastic flavors, and generous portions. I’m a vegan and my husband a meat eater and we were both so pleased with the menu. We will return very soon to try the next amazing dish on the menu.
Submitted by H W on 01/08/2022
Fantastic Indian food. Some of the best samosas Ive ever had.
One tip for the restaurant: even though coconut/oat milk may be odd to your tastes in rice pudding, vegans will enjoy it! I promise!!
Submitted by Moonli Singha on 12/27/2021
One of my favorite Indian restaurants in Los Angeles. Do yourself a favor and visit this lovely restaurant. The service is unmatched. The owner and staff truly cares about your experience. The food is absolutely delicious! I go back there again and again and I recommend this place to everyone!
Submitted by Nitin Singam on 12/21/2021
One of the most "not authentic" Indian food I've tasted.
They are ripping off people by naming the food authentic but nothing on the menu is made by authentic recipes. They are cheaply made substitutes. For example the malai Kofta- the Kofta was fired potato (aloo) with chickpea flour uncooked in the middle! Nothing about this is authentic! The biryani (curried rice) is literally curried mixed basmati rice. Pls don't call it biryani.
Everythin we had was just "fast food". Such a shame calling this Indian authentic food!
Submitted by Nolan Plant on 11/13/2021
Great Indian food not overly greasy or heavy in butters and creams. Garlic naan, curry, rice… I’ll admit I’m biased because I’m a pushover for any Indian food. It was a cool spot especially in the back where you sit on the floor to eat.
