Fine foods at reasonable prices, and very generous servings. Bring guests to try more menu items.read more

I got there on a Sunday morning when there should have been weekend foo d service available. They…read morehad idli sambar but no coconut chutney? Hey that is highly suspect if you're from South India then you know. They also had palak paneer, freshly made which would be served with rice. I thought the paneer samosa ($5) and the regular potato masala samosa ($3) were very good. Served with a smidgen of tamarind sauce. Lovely little tables set up outside to eat al fresco. The mediocre rating is because the selection of Indian groceries is sparse for the shelf space. The tea selection was low, and the snacks range was limited. On the other hand, the frozen chapatis were remarkably on-point with the right mix of naan/roti/chapati variations (including ajwain and methi rotis). If looking for standard Indian kitchen pantry, it's got all the bases covered. Yes, mango and lime pickles! The fresh vegetables section was neatly arranged and included curry leaves. It was a thoughtful curation, yet it left me wanting because it didn't have the full gamut of teas and options. They could easily cram more selection/stock/inventory in the space they have. It seemed like an upgraded corner store, and if I lived in this neighborhood I would LOVE to have this store with its Indian pantry staples in walking distance. It's a gift! I come all the way from Bainbridge Island to this store and I consider it awesome that I can get from the ferry to here on one bus and get my Indian staples!

**vegetarian review**…read more **aahaar** I ordered few things from aahaar - masala dosa, masala fried idli and Eggplant Ennagai. On the whole I wasn't impressed. Everything was extremely oily. Masala fried idli - gosh generally I love this dish. However it was extremely oily with idli being deep fried and extra oil in container. I also thought the podi overpowered the onion and so it tasted one dimensional. Masala dosa - I am genuinely shocked that this was so oily. And the coconut chutney was so watery. Aahaar generally has good reputation and their stand alone store is good but boy was this bad. I definitely do not recommend Eggplant Ennagai - the saving grace. While this was also on the oily end I did like the flavour of the dish. I am very biased to eggplant though. On the whole I don't recommend this place. I really really wish it was better.

I am confused as i am not sure if Favekitchens is the cooking space because when you order you see…read moretwo places Aahar: An indian eatery and Agraham pure vegetarian on the site. Anyhow whichever it is, the food here is really great!! Sounds focus on south indian foods like dosas. Stuff tried: Masala Vada: fried lentil spiced patties. Kind of like a falafel almost. Really tasty with the chutney Spinach and cashew pakoras: I was also craving something crunchy and fried so glad this was on menu. Pakora can sometime be a bit dry but the version here had good flavor and not chalky Spinach masala dosa: sadly this was take out so the normally large dosa was crammed into a to go box. Great flavor and texture! Mint chutney and coconut chutney add great flavor! Sambar is also includes is a nice palate changer. Lemon rice: love this dish and haven't seen this on many indian restaurants. Aside from the lemony punch there is another spice that i cant quite place that makes this super delicious! Palak paneer: my go to dish at most indian restaurants. Paneer cheese cubes in a nice green gravy. This version is one of my favorites so far in this city! Some of the best indian food in Seattle by far! It is in a very nondescript space down in SODO that used to be Zinnias bistro. The entire space is just a kitchen shared by the two restaurants. No indoor seating at all and pick up/delivery only! Check them out!

Delicious! It has been a while since I've been so pleasantly surprised with a meal via delivery. I…read moreloved the portion sizes, tater tots and bread pudding! All packaged well and warm when delivered. Love this menu. Will definitely order again from here.

We order food VERY often, but today was a different experience. Every single thing was perfect! We…read moregot a BOGO deal, the steak melts in your mouth, all of the veggies taste like they were just picked out of the garden, and the combo of blue cheese and balsamic vinaigrette was just amazing. I'm almost at a loss for words about the perfection of Molly's Garden. It really is THAT good. Let's hope prices stay how they are for those of us that want something healthy and affordable! Kudos!!!

The Souk is a specialty grocery store specializing in goods from Turkey, India, and South Asia…read more They are one of Seattle's Pike Place Market enduring small businesses that offers a selection of Indian and Middle Eastern food, spices, and gifts, including staples like curry powders, garam masala, and various teas. The owner often makes Baklava from scratch. If you can get it fresh out of the oven like i did on a recent visit, it tasted extra good!!! :-)

The best baklava I have ever had!…read more It is a little hidden gem in Pike's Place, not far from the crowded line by Starbucks. The owner was so sweet and welcoming.

I feel real bad I didn't take a picture of the chicken & rice plate today...the yellow rice was…read morefull of flavor, great spice and was fluffy and moist. We got a big chicken thigh in our plate and it was really juicy. We didn't get to eat it until after 2 hours and it was still amazing! The portions were pretty decent but wish we could've gotten a bit more otherwise I'd recommend and would get it on a regular.

I had the beef pies. They are wonderfully seasoned, delicious, and very filling. They remind me of…read morebeef pasties I had in the UK but better seasoned! Amazing!

Came here craving a good dosa and left very satisfied. The dosa itself was the star -- paper thin…read moreand SO crispy. Two of the accompaniments really stood out. The tomato chutney had a robust tomato-ginger flavor along with a blend of other spices that made it so tasty. And the sambar was seriously hearty -- loaded with opo squash, drumstick, and onions, way more substantial than the thin, watery sambar you sometimes get. It also had a nice bit of heat to it, which gave the whole thing a good kick. The coconut chutney and the red chutney were just okay, not really my favorites. Will be back for the dosa, sambar, and tomato chutney -- the sambar was so hearty that I'd honestly come back just to buy a container of it alone.

Mayuri in SLU is a convenient spot if you don't want to drive all the way to the Eastside for…read moreIndian groceries, but it has its pros and cons. The grocery selection is decent but limited. They do have a fresh food section, with one side for bakery and chai and the other for snacks and meals. Ordering is done through a kiosk. I tried the vada pav and dahi puri, both were good and freshly made. I also got the apricot delight and it was okay. The Irani chai, however, was disappointing and tasted quite diluted. The biggest issue was the seating area. Since the kitchen is right there, the smoke was strong enough to burn our eyes while eating. Better ventilation or an improved exhaust system used. Overall, it's fine for quick grocery runs and an occasional snack, mainly because of the location and convenience.

Ordered food when they were at Lucky Envelope Brewery in Ballard…read more The food truck is conveniently located immediately next to the brewery entrance. We arrived around 3:30pm and ordered food before checking in with brewery staff for a table. Our food was ready before we were seated, so we stood with the boxes in front of the brewery. Even with a bit of delay to start eating, the food was nice and hot! We got crab ragoons, panang curry, eggplant entree, and pork & gravy. I ordered the eggplant dish and it was really good. The texture between the eggplant and tofu were really nice, and the oyster sauce was flavorful. You can't go wrong with crab ragoons, which were fried to perfection with a creamy crab filling. They have sides of hot sauce to allow you to spice as you'd like, so I added about a teaspoon for some heat. I can certainly say my tummy was feeling full and yummy.

Good Thai food , wife loved the noodles. Fast service and good communication with gluten free…read moreoptions

The rolls are absolutely delicious! We ordered Doordash and it came well-packaged. The food was…read morefresh, which is not always the case for delivery orders. I couldn't decide which roll to order, so I got one of each: chicken, paneer, mushroom, and aloo. My favorite is the chicken roll and aloo roll. Both were full of great flavors and came with a generous amount of protein and veggies. The roti was also delicious. It's dense and held everything in place so it wasn't messy to eat at all. Note that the mild spice level was actually pretty spicy for me. It wasn't a problem, but I definitely was not expecting something this spicy. I would recommend the rolls over pav bahji as it's not as flavorful as the rolls. Overall, I highly recommend this place. I would definitely come back for the chicken and aloo rolls!

I love this Seattle chain and got to stop by their South Lake Union food truck today! I got the…read moreroll pod combo with butter chicken ($27ish?). The kathi rolls are, as usual, are full of protein and super flavorful. You can choose the spicy level (medium for me is perfect, I could probably go higher). I had the paneer and mutton masala rolls this time. The portions are wonderful! I ordered online and it was ready at the food truck super quickly! This is a food truck, so just grab your food and find a place to sit or take it back to your office.