Great service with very courteous employees. I have tried a few different options here, but their vada pav is good. I also tried pani puri but but you can give it a pass. The puris are crisp and puffy but dont taste authentic. They should serve them with either ragda or potato masala instead of chickpeas. I would come back to try other dishes.

Shashank Shekhar

Really good food. I ordered a vada pav it was almost authentic. No fried chilli wit it but if you ask they put in a slice of Jalapeño.

Nicholas Pun

Lots of unique Indian fusion dishes. Very quick service. Great spot for a quick meal or for trying out various dishes with a group. The place has a good amount of seating for groups of 3-6. That said, the portion sizes are a bit small for the price. Each time I've come here, I've left just wanting a bit more food. The bowls are a bit more filling (the portions are better), but everything else is quite small.

+8

Ayesha K

A fun place for Indian snacks and lunchables. Great for families and casual groups. The meat is halal. Wish they had more seating though. Portion sizes are decent. Little pricey. Had the bhelpuri which was like papdi chaat. Teekha (spicy) and quite true to the original flavour. Also had the veggie loaded sweet potato fries which had paneer gravy on top. While the chips themselves were good, I wasn’t a big fan of the paneer gravy. Very strong taste of coriander seeds. The mango lassi was delicious. The star of the menu was their paav bhaaji- the buns were buttered and toasted. The bhaaji was on spot. Perfectly flavoured. Wish they had given onions and lemon on the side and more of it. Service was quick. Will definitely go back to try the other items on their menu.

+3

Courteous service. A large menu with creative dishes and fun names for them, however taste and quality are rather mediocre. Stunning back wall mural. Delivers North Indian cuisine experience.

Abhishek M

The place was good, samosa chat is exotic to taste buds. Food tastes great, best part is order a bowl and try 4 items for price of a single entree, “bowl”. I gave it a shot with panner tikka masala bowl comes with dal makhani, rice, paneer tikka masala and crisps. 2 things I didn’t like about is we placed an order for 2 bowls, 1-chicken tikka and 1-paneer tikka bowl. However, we received both bowls with paneer, asked the waitress the same. Dodged it with an apology. Also I got a mango lassi for 4$, it’s stale. Non edible. Since I didn’t consume at store and got it home, I couldn’t return. Please please please do check the items if they’re edible before serving!!!

+2

Shalini khare

Place is nice and staff was friendly but the food was okay. I like the ambience they used and were creative with the glass servewares but food didn't tasted very good. The potion size with respect to cost seems to be small. They do serve free chai with every order, they served it with Parle G cookies which we loved it thoroughly ❤️

+1

Sanskriti Agarwal

Ordered papdi chaat, chole bhature, and beverage. The service was good but the food, nope. It was sooo damn spicy. Even with the curd, could barely eat (mind you, we are desi). The whole experience became bad because the whole time we were just combating the spice in both the items. Also, bhature was not crispy.

+4

Sree Chat

Subject: Feedback on Recent Visit to Palo Alto Location Dear Customer Service, I recently visited your Palo Alto branch and ordered the lamb thali. While the food itself tasted fine, I wanted to share some concerns about the experience: Portion Size: I chose to dine in but requested that the food be packed to go, as I wasn’t sure I would finish it. However, the portion I received was noticeably smaller (by more than 50%) than what others dining in were served, yet I was charged the same amount. Possible Incorrect Dish: What I first received was shredded meat that I assumed was lamb. Later, when I was asked what I would like extra of (since naan was missing), I requested lamb and was given large pieces that were completely different from what was in my thali. This made me concerned that my thali may not have been lamb at all, but possibly pork. While I appreciated the taste, the overall experience felt disorganized and lacking in integrity. I wanted to bring this to your attention so that future guests do not encounter similar issues.

planned on bringing my family and office team here, but I’m glad I did a trial run first via Too Good To Go. Despite the app advertising a "food box," I was shocked to be handed a bland, "Indian-style" chicken burrito. When I asked for clarification, the server bluntly told me, "That’s what the boss asked us to give." If I wanted a burrito, I’d go to a Mexican food truck. To market yourself as an authentic Indian establishment and then serve tasteless fusion leftovers is a total dealbreaker. This place is right by my office and home, but after this experience, they’ve lost my business for both team lunches and family dinners. Authenticity matters, and this isn't it.

Ashwin Sundaresan

Food was mediocre at the best. Order experice was bad. Pretty disappointed, tried to order a combo, saw it online but in store they said j cannot order it . As soon I placed it right after paying wanted to change the order they said they cannot cancel the order as they needed a code from a manager and he won't be there till next day. Don't understand this terrible order management Recommend going to another Indian place-not this

Vidhi

Honestly, I would not recommend going by the online reviews. My experience today was quite disappointing. The food seemed pre-prepared and simply reheated before serving. The portion sizes did not justify the prices, and overall, the dining experience was below average. I ordered the Kathi Roll, which appeared to be filled with a mix of three different curries that were not even properly warmed. The Thali included Kadai Paneer and Paneer Butter Masala, both of which were average in taste. The dal and rice were also below average, served with a mini samosa, some fryums, and a small naan cut into four pieces. As for the Chole Bhature, I would rather not waste time describing it. To be honest, the food is not worth trying.

Deepak Goyal

There is a great difference between loving being a Chef and loving owning a business Vs running a business just for the survival. I ordered a vegetarian thali and guess what, the paneer tikka, saag paneer, the naan etc; all were not prepared and cooked in the restaurant. All the items were served from ready-to-eat food packets which are loaded with preservatives. Initially, I had a doubt. But as I eat more, I was sure. Being native Indian, I know the difference between freshly prepared food and preserved food. Kindly don’t do that, please. Love your business. Love what you do to serve a better food. Thanks

Daniel Gonzalez

Used to be great, but the last time I ordered the Punjabi by nature bowl the portion size was barely adequate and there was hardly any saag paneer, in fact there was only two pieces of cheese! I'm going to have to find somewhere else to eat which has better value. Edit: I've started ordering from Darbar a few blocks away- you get more food for the same price with better customer service

LoGic_XxMOBxX

Waited 1 hour to get my chicken burrito and when I received it was all rice, no chicken. I understand good restaurants may have a long queue but at least the food is good. In this case the service and food here sucks. My First and last time trying Curry Up Now