I went to this place with my bf and I loved the buffet and I decided to make an order with door…read moredash cause they had different options instead the one the they offer in the buffet and it was delicious and ordered second time different dishes and it was extra delicious I really recommend this place one of the best Indian foods I've ever tried

Stopped by for their lunch buffet with friends, one of whom is vegan…read more I don't think she was able to find options and had to go vegetarian, but they do have the buffet split into vegetarian and non-Vegetarian. It's not easily visible and we had to ask so she'd know where to pick from. The food was delicious, I love butter chicken. Ambiance though was weird b/c the lights were off! the only lights "on" came from the lamps above the food. Maybe they don't want to spend on lighting? But it was weirdly dark inside.

Excellent food and service at Taj Mahal. Had the yellow daal…read moretadka (7/10), paneer tikka masala (8/10), and Dum Goat Biryani (9/10). Superb service by Nidhi!!

Taj Mahal catered the food for the Prabasi annual picnic, and overall they did a wonderful job. The…read morefuchka was a huge hit--fresh, flavorful, and enjoyed by everyone. The paneer starter was delicious, perfectly seasoned, and one of the standout dishes. The rice and dal tadka were comforting, well-cooked, and paired beautifully together. The chole bhature was hearty and satisfying, and the meal was rounded off perfectly with soft, delicious gulab jamuns. Catering for a large community event is never easy, but Taj Mahal delivered a tasty, well-organized meal that everyone could enjoy. Thank you to the team for helping make the picnic a success!

The ambiance here is incredible, but I just get takeout because the food is so good! (And because…read moremy kids are wild). The interior is gorgeous and would be a great place for a date or celebratory dinner. Their food though is next level, it really is well above the typical indian food around. The saag with paneer is so much smoother and richer, and the chicken tikka salad is really healthy and not greasy, while having a ton of flavor. But what gets me every time is the papadum. Here they serve it with a tomato-onion salsa which is delicious and light. Love takeout from here!

Doordashed the food…read more Honestly the rice, butter chicken, chutney, and mango lassi were delicious and perfectly seasoned. Butter Chicken had a really good depth of flavor albeit there should have been more chicken with gravy/curry imo. The reason this isn't a 4 or 5 star was unfortunately the Lamb Chops. Flavor was good. However there were issues: - Baby Lamb Chops as opposed to the Bigger Lamb Chops shown in the image on DoorDash. - It was dry and not juicy - it was cold, lukewarm. Weird since the location wasn't that far from my place (Short drive - should've been hot or atleast warm) - Low Quality Lamb: Could tell it was New Zealand lamb that is typically lean, gamey, and low quality. I would recommend buying American/Domestic lamb as it's meatier, juicier, and tastier imo. It would help justify your cost in the menu imo.

Great food- good prices. The inside of the restaurant is a…read morelittle hole in the wall. Server very soft spoken, not sure if there's a cultural gap or soft spoken personality. Really appreciated the depth of flavor of these dishes in order: 1. Chicken Chettianu (sorry spelling is definitely wrong)- the curry is creamy with depth of flavor of curry leaves and cloves and multiple spices make me want to imagine what is inside 8/5 2. V chicken biryani - flavorful, great sauce, great flavor 7/5 3. Chocolate dosa - great option for a kid! Crispy dosa and chocolate sauce, not at all spicy. 5/5 4. Puri kids - puri (large) with a mildly spicy Chana. Unfortunately, too spicy for our 3 year old, but pretty great taste. 5. Palak paneer- a little bit of an iron taste, needed more cream maybe? The paneer was nice, but a little spicy.

We recently ordered the samosa chaat and kadai chicken with garlic naan and white rice from…read morebandiwala/tabla and both were amazing. . Hoping to visit bandiwala for the on site chaat soon! Highly recommended!!

We came here on a Sunday at 5PM with a party of 4 to celebrate my father-in-law's birthday. We were…read morethe only party there when we arrived, and there were only about 3 tables total by the time we left, so it definitely felt empty for a weekend evening. First, the interior is beautiful. Whoever redid the old Coco Cabana space did an incredible job- every detail took my breath away. Dublin doesn't have many restaurants this upscale/chic, so it was a nice change of pace. The menu pulls from all different regions of India and plates everything in a really modern, elevated way. Our favorites were the pappad, chicken saoji, butter chicken, garlic naan, and payasam. What we ordered: - Papdi chaat (tableside, $42): So fun and unique to watch them make it tableside, and it tasted good, but $42 for a bowl of chaat felt steep. Realistically I'd pay $27-28 for this. The frozen yogurt in dry ice was a cool visual but honestly it would've tasted better as regular yogurt. - 3 types of chicken tikka masala ($22): Everyone else liked it but I thought the chicken was nothing special. Portion-wise, best for 2 people. It was awkward to cut each of the 3 flavors of chicken thigh into portions. - Pappad and chutney ($14): I LOVE papad with tamarind chutney and their basket had a nice variety of papad. Definitely recommend this one. - Laal Maas ($38): Didn't try it myself but heard it was extremely spicy and the goat was overly fatty. Wouldn't recommend based on the feedback from the table. - Chicken saoji ($34): Chicken and egg in a thick coconut sauce- a crowd pleaser, great if you love coconut curry. - Butter chicken ($32): I liked this a lot. Paired with their garlic naan (some of the best garlic naan I've ever had), it is crazy together. - Payasam ($15): My father-in-law's favorite item of the night similar to kheer seviyan with crispy fried vermicelli mixed into rice pudding. So, so good. We've been to upscale Indian restaurants in the Bay that have disappointed with beautiful interiors and lackluster food. Overall this was some of the best upscale Indian food we've had in the Bay, and the interior is genuinely gorgeous...but let's talk about the elephant in the room: this restaurant is in a Safeway shopping complex in suburban Dublin, nearby a Dave's Hot Chicken. It's a strange juxtaposition for a spot charging these prices. We spent $400 for 4 people, and while every dish was well-executed, the setting made it hard to justify fine-dining-level pricing. We also dined in a mostly empty restaurant on a weekend evening with club/house music playing throughout, which added to the disconnect between the price point and the actual experience. 5 stars for food and interior, but knocking off a star because the fine dining price tag doesn't match the suburban plaza setting.

The restaurant is high end and the service and ambiance are great. But if we talk about the food…read moreit's very good but does not meet the quality of the service and ambiance. The taste and quality are good but the quantity is very less. For the price point a costumer should get a lot more. We ordered the chicken tikka trio, it has alot of potential but u only get 3 small chicken nuggets size portion for $28. That is kind of unacceptable. You can go to Pippal for its ambience and good service, but you will need to order more than you usually do or you will go home hungry!

Great food and good service. Food is very fresh and made to…read moretaste. Not too spicy and not too much oil. They use good quality ingredients. Highly recommend this place.

Stopped by Star Chaat Cuisine for a quick, spontaneous dinner before catching a movie nearby. I was…read morecurious about the menu options and it seemed pretty popular from the amount of people at the restaurant, so we opted to dine in. We sat down and while browsing the menu briefly, we realized the options were are vegetarian and there were no meat options. My partner was slightly disappointed, but he ordered one of the thali options, and I ended up getting the chole bhature. The thali was a bit underwhelming, the daal was alright, but other curry dishes were not super appetizing and there was one sauce that seemed a bit sour and watery. However, I couldn't identify the distinct flavors, so it wasn't something that left an impression. I did enjoy the kheer (rice pudding), as my partner is not a fan of dessert. The chole bhature was our favorite, as the fresh, puffy bread and the chickpea curry was spicy and flavorful and we enjoyed it quite a bit. I had initially planned to order something else, and ended up changing my mind last minute. I'm glad we tried the chole bhature, totally worth it! The bhel puri (puffed rice) dish that came with the thali was pretty good too, as it had a nice mix of toppings & savory flavors. Customer service was excellent and attentive, I had mentioned that we had a reservation and were short on time, so they were quick with bringing out our order. They did initially forget the tea that was part of the thali, but I alerted a staff member and they brought it out promptly. Same thing for requesting the check or asking for take out boxes, it was efficient and the restaurant staff were helpful and friendly. It's also great the restaurant offers monthly specials, and the interior was pretty standard but had a good amount of seating. I'd likely return to try other chaat items on the menu. Possibly worth visiting if you're in the area and looking for a flavorful, vegetarian meal.

Service was great, the flavors were perfect and portions were balanced. I really liked the…read moreAmritsar kulcha (easily feeds two) I had these in the motherland and these were comparable. One of my favorite Punjabi Indian restaurants in the bay.

The food was great! We ordered take out and I was quite pleased…read more One thing they didn't offer that I wish they had was a "mild/medium/hot" level of spice in the dishes. Some of our party couldn't handle a "normal" amount of spice but there wasn't an option to ask for the dish to be on the milder side like they preferred.

First time trying Indian food. Ordered chili chicken. It was by far the best chicken dish from a…read moreDoorDash I've ever had. I would compare it to like a sweet and sour. But it was incredible. I will definitely be coming back!

India Garden is a small Indian restaurant located in downtown Pleasanton. The place is pretty small…read moreand a little isolated. For appetizers, we ordered the chaat papdi and paneer tikka. I didn't try the chaat papdi but heard it was good. The paneer tikka was fine, but it was a little cold, and I wish it were crispier on the outside. For the mains, we got dal makhani, shahi paneer, and a bread basket of naans. We also tried the Amritsari kulcha with chole. I liked the dal and shahi paneer. The naan was soft and warm, and there was a good amount in the basket. The entrees were a little small, though. Service was fine, and the food was decent. It's an option you could consider if you're in the area.

Great food and amazing service. Thank you Shiva for your hospitality. We had a calm atmosphere and…read moredelicious lunch at your Aama kitchen Thank you

Amazing food, great service! Shiva was the best (so were the momos)! Would come again :)read more

We tried several items and food was good…read more Order: chilli guava juice, Aloo tikki chaat, Veg Manchurian, Pav Bhaji, Corn chaat, pani puri, aamchi mumbai sandwich, and jamun e jannat with cutting chai. We enjoyed everything. Aloo tikki chaat, jamun e jannat and chai were my favorites. Food is on the pricier side tho. And it gets busy so be prepared to wait.

I came here on one of the weekends at 8.30 pm We got the…read moretable soon and were seated quickly. I ordered the soya chaap, paneer 65 gravy and hakka noodles and a fresh lime sweet salty soda. The food came quickly. The noodles and paneer was good and was a good combo The soya chaap was very soft and went well with a garlic naan. I also ended up trying the rabri and it was loaded with creamy bits. Overall - must try place