Delicious food truck serving Indian cuisine!…read more ~ Food~ 1) chicken rice bowl: 4/5. Chicken and rice bowl with an Indian twist. The cost was $10 for a generous portion. I do wish it came with slightly more chicken. 2) mango lassi: 5/5. This is a delicious drink similar to a fruit smoothie. Traditionally it's mango pulp blended with yogurt. Perfect treat for a hot day. ~ Service ~ 5/5. Food took about 10 minutes to come out and was hot and tasty. If you're looking for something different and craving Indian food- check this food truck out!

This place is great! It's is in the middle of a convenient store, but good food and amazing…read morecustomer service!

This place is seriously a hidden gem! I was born and raised in the Bay Area and had access to all…read morethe different types of food from all cultures I could ever want. Fast forward and now I live in a place where there aren't many options. We stopped at this gas station on the way to Oregon to use the restroom and I saw the small Punjabi Dhaba in the corner. I picked up a couple samosas and they were divine! So much that on our way back from Oregon five days later we made sure to stop here for lunch. The second time we got two chicken wraps and four samosas. The food is delicious, has the perfect spice, and their chutneys are very flavorful. I also thought the wraps were such a smart idea since most people that stop here are probably traveling thru.

Located inside the travel fuel center. It's legit. Food is good. Pretty extensive menu. There are…read moreseats inside and outside. Carried out two times. The portion and quality for price are very good. The naan chicken is huge. Nice chicken pieces and veggies. Samosas are crisp. Sauces good. The paneer was great. Comes with rice. Only minus was no naan on first night. Will return.

Had a great dinner here with some friends. I was the first to arrive and chatted with the owner a…read morebit before the rest of my party arrived. I let him know it was my first time dining there. He kindly gave recommendations and checked back with us afterwards. He made a beautiful drink for me and just seemed to go above and beyond to make it special and I really appreciated that. We also ordered the royal thali x2 plus some cauliflower for the table. I'm not usually a fan of lamb but the owner gave some to try with my Thali and I was very surprised. It's yummy and no gaminess! Every part of the meal was wonderful, literally nothing was off. The service was great, the staff provided a lovely meal with lovely atmosphere and I plan on returning again sometime!

My first time in Ashland, and I had the good fortune to have dinner here. This accesible Indian…read morerestaurant and bar has friendly and attentive staff. The menu has a variety of choices for the vegetarian and the carnivore in you. We ordered chai (hot) which was perfect, smooth and aromatic. My partner and I shared the vegetable pakoras with spinach, potato and onion, which I loved the flavors, but my partner wasn't as impressed with. We then shared a Thali dinner with channa masala, also mutter gobi, and lamb roganjosh. Everything was spectacular, including the Naan, which was the best Naan I've ever had. While we didn't have any cocktails, the bar seemed like a welcoming spot for locals. I highly recommend this place and will come again next time I'm in Ashland.

I have been here a few times. They use quality ingredients and there are many options for the…read morelunch buffet. My only complaint the last time I went here on 4/25 was the quality of the Tandoori chicken. The Tandoori chicken was super dry and lacked the traditional red color I have seen at other Indian restaurants. The atmosphere seems mid-upscale and the classic Indian decorations are nice to see.

My colleague suggested Taj for dinner and was happy to give them a try…read more We ordered to share: 1) vegetable Samosa-loved the crispy shell 2) chicken vindaloo-spicy and full of flavor 3) tandoori mixed grill-totally worth it to have the chicken tika kabab, seekh kabab and prawns! Delicious! 4) spicy naan I also order a salti lassi to drink-perfect complement to the spicy food. For dessert we tried their Gulab jamun...love this uniquely Indian dessert and enjoyed every bite! The food was good in terms of flavors and portion size relative to other Indian restaurants I've visited. Loved the decores mix of cultural icons and modern touches like the chandeliers. My only criticism is the slow service which I noticed because my colleague had to wait a long while to get a water refill (as a result of the spicy vindaloo ). There was literally no one to flag down.

Well, it's definitely not Sauce anymore which is sad tbh…read more Other than the dumb new name, the menu is very similar but different. No more kale chips (the best ever btw!), way less sauces to choose from, the fridges are all empty, the sautéed cabbage sucks when it used to have flavor and was cooked well and now is basically raw, I could go on. Btw you're supposed to remove the stems on kale, not serve it to customers w stems! They removed all the lamps and fun wall paint in the bathrooms and looks like a generic boring cold bright light white walls bathroom. ***The chicken is much, much better tho so I'll give them that. I wont be surprised if soon they repaint the walls white too and take down all the wood. It has a very medford conservative energy now with people pretending to be hippies wearing ponchos they just bought etc. So that's awkward. Definitely waaaay different energy.. not inna good way. I appreciate what they offer food wise though with veggies and dairy free desserts so I will definitely return. The music SUCKS now. Sauce used to be such a cool vibe with indie music and even classical and jazz etc. Now it is top 40's pop and country-pop. Just god awful. The drama that came from this revision is very interesting also... something like the owners husband and wife, husband cheated on wife with the now new co-owner who is supposedly also married and the ex-wife has chronic illness and was basically blindsided and then bought out. It's all really messy and gives a bad energy. Probably why it is empty every time we've been since the change... Sauce used to always be packed.. we also would always buy the frozen soups and salads etc in addition to our meals ordered but now spend less bc nothing in fridges to buy! Anyway, I hope they stay open for the food bc not much else like it in the valley but hOm, please don't forget the loyal following of Sauce and completely obliterate its energy. Please dont paint everything white and black. We need color and creativity and community. Not cold pretend hippie energy. Sauce was packed constantly for a reason... don't lose sight of why and why you're always empty now facing closure...

This business has closed permanently as of 1 October 2025. I think being an Asian fusion restaurant…read morenext-door to a real Thai restaurant kind of did them in. Too bad, they were nice folks and it was a fun place to go.

My friend and I had a delicious lunch today (a Monday) at House of India! The only thing is we were…read morelooking forward to having the buffet but were told that they have discontinued it on weekdays. Lunch and dinner buffets will be on weekends only. We were presented with the dinner menu to make our choices. We both decided to have the thali dinner option which has four extra side dishes and a rice pudding dessert along with the entree, rice and a basket of fresh baked naan. My friend had paneer dumplings and vegetables and I had the chicken vindaloo. Everything was delicious! All the extra thali dishes which were attractively served in small round metal bowls on a large metal platter made it feel like a mini buffet with all the different tastes. The thali option does cost more than the lunch buffet did but there was plenty to eat. We totally understood them discontinuing the lunch buffet on weekdays. Sadly during the two hours we were there we were the only customers though perhaps people weren't hungry to go out after Easter meals yesterday. I know House of India recently celebrated their two-year anniversary. I hope they stay in business as they are a tasty destination on the south end of town. Just know if your heart is set on eating at the buffet then be sure to go on Saturday or Sunday.

Great lunch buffet!!!…read more I usually go here on the weekends. There are many options and I enjoy the freshly made paneer, butter chicken, and tandoori chicken.

This restaurant is in a converted house with nice outdoor seating enjoys in the mild/warm weather…read more There's an amazing view of Mt. Shasta from the front of the restaurant. The food is amazing so if you are ever traveling in hwy 5 near Mountain Shasta I highly recommend you stop for great Indian food. We stopped for a late lunch on a road trip from Bend Oregon to California. There were 3 of us so for starters we had the samosas (delicious) and for lunch we shared the garlic naan, mango chicken (daily special), Allo goubhi, which came with rice. The mango chicken was creamy and the sauce was a lovely combination of tomato and mango which wasn't overpowered by either flavor. Allo ghoubi was nicely seasoned and we had both medium spice level. The garlic naan is also a must try. We also got a chai tea for the road which was very good! Service was both fast and friendly and came with nice recommendations.

As a musician on the road I am always torn on where to go to eat. So many unknowns!…read more I decided to stop at Hari Om Shri Ram on my way home to California from a music festival in Oregon. I was quite happy with my choice! The atmosphere is casual; it's basically a house in a neighborhood, a block or two away from the more "business" area. It was quiet, as I was the only diner. The service was friendly, attentive, and fairly quick. The food was quite tasty. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, and asked for extra spicy. It wasn't as spicy as I would prefer but I could tell that they did make it a little bit extra spicy for me. The pricing is fair, and I sat by the window with a pretty view of Mt. Shasta. I'm planning to stop here again the next time I'm in the area!

So good!!!! Go!!!! Like now, Go!!!! Good service, Great…read morelocation too :) we did the buffet

Went on a Saturday night to try this place. Is advertised as having a buffet. Arrived to a…read morecompletely empty restaurant. No buffet as advertised. I ordered 2 entrees and 2 appetizers. Total was over 60.00 the shrimp vindaloo was 4 tiny chewy shrimp with shells on swimming in a disgusting liquid. Butter chicken was 3 thin slices of chicken meat in a no flavor liquid. Portions are tiny. Overall extremely overpriced and almost no food is served. Left very hungry and disappointed.

my husband and I used to eat here all the all the time. I almost always order the same thing which…read moreis chicken korma love love love my girlfriend, and I went there. It's been a few years since I've been back. She ordered something called.Reymih kabob and it's probably the best thing I've ever tasted the flavor. I describe it as bright and sparkly. It has me looking up recipes so I can re-create it at home. Absolutely recommend this restaurant.

What a nice dinner! The man and I were in town for appointments and decided to have Indian since we…read moredon't get it that often living on the coast. We ordered curry goat, butter chicken, onion naan, and aloo nann. The butter chicken was everything you want your butter chicken to be, spicy, creamy and flavorful with nice bite sized pieces of chicken. It was good, but it wasn't incredible. The curry goat was deliciously flavorful and the goat was falling off the bones tender, but it was full of small bones and cartilage to chew around which didn't bother my man but is worth mentioning in case that's something you're grossed out by. Not a lot of actual meat in the end. The onion naan came to the table accidentally but we decided to keep it as well as the aloo naan we actually ordered. Both were crispy on the outside soft on the inside, the onion didn't do much for me, I mean it was fine but if I had actually ordered a second basket of naan I would have chosen garlic, this one just tasted plain to me. The Aloo on the other hand was better, a bit of spice with tiny little pieces of potatoes inside.. our waiter was great, minus the language barrier which was why we ended up just keeping the onion naan, but we can't fault him for that, we were the ones who wanted to eat at an Indian restaurant. The restaurant itself is huge and kinda tacky. It looks like it used to be an Italian restaurant by the murals on the walls. It must get really busy on the days they do the buffet or something because the night we went there was only one other dude eating in the dining room the whole time. I read the reviews before we went and there are tons of rave reviews so I thought it would be a little bit better than it was but it was still really good and I would definitely go back for their buffet to try more of their dishes.

This charming restaurant, renovated from its former vehicle mechanics shop past, offers a nice mix…read moreof food that will please both vegetarians and meat lovers, from plain palettes to more adventurous types. Service was relaxed and friendly. A good locals restaurant that we look forward to returning to.

Ordered Butter chicken, first bite bit into something hard, my boyfriend tried it also bit into…read moresomething hard. Large pieces of cardigan is what the waitress said. If wasnt edible not worth a chipped tooth. No offer to refund. Ill be gathering elsewhere in the future!