Qam Yahsharahla

This is a very creative business, the way they created the fries being pretty much a samosa over on top of the potatoes with the peas, curry, carrots. Everything was screaming the hella vegan burrito 🌯 dessert with the natural spring water. The dessert with Ghee, lentil base….. I’ll be back here. Definitely recommend if your in San Mateo.

+1

Milo Conway

Decor is stylish and clean, with easy access to bar in the back. More of a dining-in experience here with table service. Still, not many people here... orders mostly seem to be pickup or delivery. Food is great, Indian taste but served in fusion formats such as burrito or a naan pizza. Only thing I would ask for is a choice in spiciness.

+1

A nice small quiet place with Indian street food. They have chaats, Golgappas, samosa etc. then there is burrito too. They have option for veg and non veg thali. You have the option to choose any 4 items in the thali from the given menu items. Seating is nice. A bit on the expensive side though.

Ajay C J

The packaging caught my attention right away. Last week, I ordered takeout for my trip to the airport. I opted for pav bhaji, paneer biryani, and kachori chat. The biryani surprised me with its generous topping of ginger shreds. Although hesitant at first, the combination proved delightful with each hearty bite. The pav bhaji, while slightly lacking in both quantity and flavor, still boasted the freshness of its ingredients, leaving me satisfied overall. As for the kachori chat, its harmonious blend of mint and tamarind chutney truly stood out, showcasing expert flavor curation. Next time I’m in SFO, I’ll definitely make a point to dine in at this restaurant. It offers affordability without compromising on the rich flavors I crave in Indian cuisine.

Keerthi Vignesh Kumar Jaya Sundara Ganesh (Vicky)

Saw this spot last night after the brave adventure that Mokutanya was and was eager to try it out! It's an interesting concept and definitely they wouldn't be the first ones to have tried it out but their menu offerings are interesting. A word of caution - their default spice levels are authentic and if your spice tolerance is low please get some buttermilk or lassi with your food to cool you down. Tried their Biriyani in Samosa which was an interesting concept, but the rice and overall biriyani was disappointing so wouldn't recommend that. Wouldn't recommend their Biriyani either. would say avoid any rice item on their menu as their rice isn't that flavorful. Their deconstructed Samosa is pretty good with all sauces hitting the right spots. I would give that a try. Kashmiri lamb the lamb and channa were good but again the bed of rice it was served on was disappointing. Will try the cauliflower rice next time. Oh yeah it is worth visiting again.

+4

Anuniti A

I've had the Chicken Tikka burrito before and it was good. On this visit, we ordered Tau (chicken biryani and boiled egg stuffed in a samosa shell) and Pani Puri. I'd say both the items were okayish. Though I like the concept of biryani in samosa, I wish it was more flavorful. All the food items are a tad bit overpriced. The service is good and the staff very friendly.

+7

Shourjya Dasgupta

Went here on a weekend with a couple of friends. The downtown was hustling and bustling but the curry up now was totally empty. Barely one table was occupied. I think I had a much better experience in the san jose's one than here I took the chicken tikka masala combo. Which was written to be the most popular here. After having it I was not at all excited. It came with chana masala and rice and salad. The salad that is the pico de galo was way too little. Had to ask for some extra. The food tested okay. The dessert that is the gulab jamun felt like it was taken out of a tin. It was not at all fresh and enjoyable. It was a warm afternoon and when we asked for beer the choice was very limited. May be I'll avoid this spot next time I'm here.

Chetan Pangam

They have small but nice bar at the back side. Good vibe and cocktails. The food was okay. Service was little slow may be due to weekend but overall good experience. Curry up now at San Jose is better comparatively.

+3

Christina Akpan

The food was okay,My order was messed up and money not returned on my card because of them not having the drink. Customer service wasn’t the best, somewhat snobby attitude and nonchalant. Atmosphere was nice everything else no. Definitely would not return or consider trying anything else.

Marcela Ma

I ordered online which is super easy. I love Indian food. The food was okay overall 4 what it is. Samosas filling was more like mashed potatoes, sauce was not what it’s supposed to be the tamarind was sour instead of sweet and the green sauce didn’t have much flavor. Chicken: the batter was falling off of it! I might try it again maybe earlier instead of night time. Portion wise good. I gave this another try this time I had the masala burrito again not a fan… my daughter had the vegan Samosa burrito and that was delicious.. so I guess if you’re hungry and just want fast Indian food this is your spot

Anil Maddimsetti

The place is a little over hyped IMO. Good presentation, looks fun, they tried an interesting menu, they also tried bringing the Indian street elements and seem to be trying to do too many thingy at once. I could not understand how my food was lukewarm at the best when the kitchen was literally 20 feet away. 3 tables not being cleaned at any given time, I would say is a little unacceptable.

+1

I placed an order through Uber Eats for the Tikka Masala Burrito Combo under a Buy 1, Get 1 Free promotion for $31.20. However, I only received one burrito combo. The bag was stapled/sealed, so the second item was not included at delivery.