text: I am from Central New Jersey otherwise known as Mumbai West where authentic Indian restaurants are threedeep in every single strip mall Indian food is my favorite ethnic cuisine so I know good Indian when I eat it And Samosa Factory is that goodnnThis was our first visit and it is now our new favorite Vegas Indian restaurant The food was terrific the service outstanding and the waitress Katie was friendly helpful and attentive Just as important we were made to feel welcome by her as well as by the ownernnWe started with veggie samosas I love them but do not often order them because they are usually heavy and greasy Not here The pastry covering was light and flaky the filling was fresh and delicious and it was one helluva stuffed samosa The accompanying coriander sauce was the best I have ever had and the chutney had a deliciously different tastennWe had Chicken Tikka which was cut in bitesized pieces and mixed with green and yellow peppers onions and an assortment of flavorful spices The dish was brimming with flavor and happily it did not have the overwhelming heaviness that I always dread at Indian restaurants My nit with this dish is that we were sharing it so presenting it on a small flat plate made it a bit difficult to transfer to our own plates nnWe also shared a Chicken Spinach Curry I hesitated before ordering it expecting the spinach to be drowning in cream and ghee It was not And the cubes of chicken were the most tender I have ever hadnnThe Onion Nan had an abundance of onion and again was lighter and less greasy than I expected We also ordered a side of Raita I was intrigued by the description which said that the yogurt was mixed with Granny Smith apple Hmm different And it was the apple added a slight sweetness and was the perfect complement to the tanginess of the yogurt It was the outstanding accompaniment for the Chicken Tikka nnThe Mango Lassi was great too Be aware that the restaurant has no liquor license But if you must drink you can get sloshed before or after at PTs Pub a few doors down I suspect Kristin B did just that before writing her ridiculous nonreviewnnThe entrees were served with rice the menu had the word pilaf blacked out and the rice was plain white rice This was a first for me and it did not make me ecstatic I missed the grilled onion and great flavor that a good rice pilaf with basmati rice should have nnBut this is a small price to pay for a wonderful dinner that will otherwise please your palate and not make you feel as if your Fat and Calorie Quota has exceeded the National Debt nnAll in all this was a memorable meal and one that we look forward to repeating very soon