The service was incredibly fast, and honestly, there wasn't a single thing I'd change about the…read moremeal. Everything was so darn delicious. We focused on the street food menu this visit and were blown away. The pani puri arrived on a miniature truck, which was such a fun touch. We also ordered the Gobi 65, Pav Bhaji, Fusion Vada Pav, and Palak Patta Chaat. Every dish was packed with flavor, beautifully presented, and completely addictive. This is one of those rare places where I'd happily order the exact same meal again and again without getting tired of it. The food was that good!!

We came to Fusion India for my birthday celebration. It was easy to make a reservation, and we were…read moreseated quickly. The ambiance was great, but the restaurant was quite noisy, so be prepared for that. The Fusion Vada Pav was okay and different from others I've tried, but it wasn't anything special. The Burning Train had a great presentation, but the chicken was very dry and the flavor was disappointing. The Mutton roast with chur chur naan tasted good, but it had way too much oil or ghee. The Shammi Kapoor Chicken was also very dry and lacked flavor. I had heard a lot about this place and was excited to try it, but overall, the food did not meet my expectations. We were disappointed enough that we skipped dessert and called it a day. Unfortunately, I don't think we'll be coming back.

Visited this place over the weekend after a long time. The seating is decent, and we were able to…read moreget in pretty quickly even though it was the weekend. We tried the weekend specials - chicken fry appetizer , chicken pulao, and lime soda. The appetizer was nice and a bit on the spicier side (to our liking). The chicken pulao was comforting and well-cooked. The lime soda was refreshing and went really well with the meal. The only downside was the service- the server arrived a bit late and seemed busy chatting, which made things feel a little inattentive. I do wish they paid more attention to customers. That said, the food was good overall.

Fried rice, with few pieces of meat, no authentic flavor of dum biryani- tried chicken, goat and 2…read moretimes before I switched my go to place. Ambiance is neat with good seating space. Servers are fast. Service overall was good. I did pick up only. Food is pricey for fried rice tbh.

Hmm. I'm kind of torn posting this; as I've eaten dine-in a few times in the past and the food has…read morebeen tasty. I had it delivered tonight; and it was very disappointing. The pakora was very salty; almost unacceptably so. The mains - chicken tikka masala and chicken afghani - were tasteless. The ordered garlic naan was plain, and the naughty naan had a weird aftertaste. Maybe the chef was having an off night, or they have a new chef. Either way, I'm super sorry to say this - but I don't see us going back.

This restaurant took over this corner spot from a previous Indian restaurant (that one wasn't very…read moregood) about two years ago. We finally got around to having dinner here, and I'm glad we did. The menu is extensive, with dishes from various regions. It's always amusing to me to watch people from India attack Indian restaurants that are not from the same region of India as they are. To me, it's similar to people attacking regional Mexican restaurants when they're from a different part of Mexico or from the US. Doesn't make any sense. This place is good. One good sign was there was goat curry on the menu. There aren't that many places in India, where you find that dish's origin. They also had a mutton dish, which is similar but from a different region. It's crazy how many dishes are on the menu here. The three we had were all excellent. The place is nice, clean, and comfortable, but they tend to leave the back door open, which makes it a bit cold. We were also surprised that there were so few people in the restaurant while we were there. Maybe because it was the week of Christmas? This place definitely deserves more patronage. We will be back to try more of the extensive menu.

Good food, ordered medu vada, dosa and idli. Loved the taste. Also got the filter coffee.read more

I came here because I was craving dosa and wanted to try something new. The dosa was decent and the…read morevada was fine, but unfortunately the sambar really ruined the meal for me. It was sweet and didn't taste authentic. They also serve a small amount of sambar in a chutney container and charge extra for additional servings, which felt unreasonable. A lot of items on the menu were labeled out of stock. The restaurant is self-service, but there is decent seating and the ambience is simple and pleasant. The location is nice, but overall I found the food overpriced compared to other South Indian restaurants in the area. For the price, I expected better taste and quality.

We visited Aroma Restaurant & Venue for our anniversary and ordered the Aroma Special Hyderabad…read moreChicken Dum Biryani and Tandoori Kebab Platter. The aromatic biryani and variety of kebabs were the highlights, and the attentive service made our celebration memorable.

There are quite a few Indian restaurants in Bothell so it's taking time to try them all. But Aroma…read morehas been my go to place for the past 3 out 4 times. It's not a huge place, but the decor is modern and clean and doesn't feel like a cafeteria or diner. Prices are reasonable and the menu is extensive. As a huge biryani fan, I had a chance to try two different versions and they were both great. I would say that the spice level is a bit higher, but the food is very flavorful, ingredients are fresh and the server was great and offered me extra raita to make sure I was ok :). Portions were generous and the leftovers could easily make a second lunch. They also have great lunch specials such as a rice bowl for $10 as well as a thali for $14 (2 types - chicken and vegetarian). Definitely worth a try when in the Bothell area.

I had my eye on this truck during Geekfest and was hesitant at first but my co-workers who worked…read morewith me told me the food here was really good and the portions were huge. I decided to have them for lunch right away and I think it is definitely worth checking them out. I got their golden butter chicken plate and a canned drink. It didn't take too long for my food to be done which was perfect as I was a vendor and only had 30 minutes for my lunch. The food was packed well too, so I didn't have to worry about spills or anything. I was a bit confused by the bread given to me, I was expecting naan or pita bread but it was good. The food was delicious but it wasn't the butter chicken taste that I was expecting. They could have definitely given more sauce as I felt that was lacking and the food was a bit dry, especially for a dish called butter chicken. The portions are generous and easily could have fed two people for sure though. I would definitely try them out again if I came across their truck though as they do have flavors, portions and good service.

"Walked up hungry, left happy. Food was hot, well-seasoned, and actually tasted like someone cared…read more Portions solid for the price, service quick, no nonsense. Would hit again without thinking twice."

Family members who live in Seattle have stated that this place is their best option for Indian…read morefood. I liked it but yeah, it is nowhere close to the standards of California. We decided to come here early in the evening around 6 pm because it gets packed quickly. We got seated quickly but the restaurant fill up while we ate. Their menu is mainly kerala based. We got the pistachio rose lassi, the coconut lavender lemonade, the masala dosa, palakkad Avial, the nalla molagu chicken curry with some tandoori roti, garlic naan and Malabar paratha. The dosa and the palakkad Avial were the best of the lot. I am not a fan of banana in any form but banana in this vegetarian curry wasnt too bad. It tasted like Indian kadhi which I love. The chicken curry was runny and a bit disappointing. I wanted it to have more body, kick and more flavor. The breads are ok. The lassi was delicious but heavy. You could do without the pistachios pieces in it. The lavender coconut lemonade was nice. The curries came with rice, so the meal was filling for 4 people. Pricing wise, it was a little above the typical Indian restaurant prices. The ambiance is cute and casual. It has a slight cramped feel when it gets full, but overall, it isn't too bad. They have a decent open parking lot, which is convenient.

Closer to a 3.5 maybe a 4 on our first visit. This was our second time coming. The first time we…read morewere impressed with the chakka curry. Tonight, we were a little disappointed. It was more watery and less flavorful than we remembered. The parotta was nice and flaky. The gunpowder dosa and veggie pakora were average. The chutneys helped add some flavor and moisture to the dishes. Overall, not as good as we remembered but still a good stop. The service was pretty fast and our server was friendly. There's a few small tables that can combined for larger parties. A table for two was seated quickly on a Friday night. This restaurant is known for its Kerala food.

A little gem hiding in the most unassuming little strip mall. Our vegetarian neighbors tried the…read morefood here first and recommended it to us. We are so glad they did! The owner was super friendly and polite, you can tell he really wants to do a good job for the diners. I am not too familiar with Himalayan food, but I liked everything I tasted here, from the welcoming crackers and sauces to our entres. The food was fresh and you could taste the care and effort behind it. We will definitely go back and try more dishes!

We have been coming here since they opened. Always great. They just added Thali and it is really…read morefresh and out together with care. Thank you Raj and staff for being here in the neighborhood. We appreciate you.