Yum! This spot is in the food court at CrossRoads and is one of my fave spots to hit at the mall…read more On my last visit, I went on a Friday evening and the line wasn't too long. I ordered paneer butter masala and grabbed a mango lassi from the fridge. I returned about 5 min later and it was ready for me! They do not ask for spice preference, and the things I have ordered all have mild heat (equivalent to 1-2 stars). This works great for me. The meals all come with rice, which is great. The food is definitely better for takeout, as the curry and rice were in different containers and it was a little awkward to try to eat it there. That said, it held up great and was a perfect meal on the couch! The ambiance in the food court is so so. Really depends on the time of day. Lots of crying babies there when we went, so we took it to go.

Came here for a lunch break between site visits for work. I'm often in the mood for Indian food and…read morehad seen Chakra in previous visits to the mall so I figured I'd give them a shot. This was a Friday, so I was told the lunch specials were no longer valid. There attendant explained that it's only valid Monday-Thursday. I find that kind of lame, like it's the middle of the day on Friday c'mon. I got the Butter Chicken meal which was ok. The chicken was a bit dry, but the sauce was nice and creamy. About 2 servings. The meal also comes with Naan, it was 3 nice sized pieces. They were hot and tasted fresh. The presentation was nice as my expectations for food court food a slightly lower. Getting it "for here" over "to go" probably helped with that. I'd consider going again but definitely would try for a lunch special to save a few bucks.

Probably a 3rd or 4th Indian restaurant in the same location with each having a different south…read moreIndian cuisine. Needs some improvement to bring the food quality up! - claypot parotta with chicken is served only during dine in and comes in a hot claypot covered with banana leaf and inside it contains alternating layers of parotta and chicken curry. It was delicious - chicken lollipop is something we don't get often here and this dish was good. I just hoped it had little more salt. - butter milk or salted lassi was fresh and delicious. - Dosa with chicken curry - while the dosa was good, the chicken curry was not good. I didn't feel it right and also when I ate later at home. This combo does not come with chutney and when asked for it, I was given a cold, refrigerated chutney which tasted awful. . Super friendly folks who are ready to serve you some unique dishes.

A friend told us they liked the food at Madhurai Mess and we decided to try it for dinner. It's a…read moresmall place with limited seating, this location has had multiple South Indian restaurants, none of which have worked for long. We got Egg Omelette, Chicken Lollipop, Mutton Liver Roast, Chicken Kothu Parotta, and Idiyappam With Chicken Curry. We liked the Egg Omelette, Chicken Lollipop and Chicken Kothu Parotta were okay. We didn't like the Mutton Liver Roast. Chicken Kothu Parotta and Mutton Liver Roast were very greasy. Idiyappam With Chicken Curry was good, this was the only item that was good. Overall, a bit of a disappointment.

Swung by around 9PM for what folks say are the best jalebi in the Seattle area. The restaurant was…read morestill pretty bumping, but there were plenty of folks including us who were just there for dessert. I'd say overall, the menu was a little pricey, but they've got some pretty unique offerings. Parking is pretty easy as it's a shared lot with crossroads. Malaiyo is effectively just textbook light, whipped cream with a ton of saffron. They definitely don't skimp on the saffron, so if you enjoy that floral, slightly herbal flavor, this will be the dessert for you. Jalebi Rabri came out piping hot and it's got a crunch that once you bite through, the sugar syrup just gushes out. It's definitely tasty, but it was SO sweet. I'd probably put in an order and share this with a group as more than one in a sitting might be a bit tough. Banarasi Lassi was just a little tart, creamy, and had a little bit of saffron swirled through. It had just a touch of the floral saffron flavor and the sliced almonds on top were a nice touch. It's definitely on the thicker side, so more of a spoon situation than a drink.

I swung by Banaras and tbh it was very mid. The ambiance is super average, nothing fancy just a…read morebasic setup. Service was alright, but the staff was friendly, so points for that. We ordered banarasi chutney paneer tikka and the smokey soya chaamp. Soya was def the star dish of the night.. super flavorful, smoky, and genuinely the only thing I'd come back for. As for mains,my friends and I shared gorakhpuri kofta which was tasty and shadi wala matar paneer which was average. I didn't like tamatar ki chaat. The food was decent and chaas was really good but nothing was so good that I'd be thinking about it the next day. If you go, get the smokey soya chaamp and keep expectations chill for everything else.

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The food maybe palatable some. I found the biryani to be so oily. And all bones…read more But why I am writing this review with rather scathing comments is about their sweets. They claim that they make it inhouse. A whole lot of BS. Dont fall for this trick. Thats an even bigger off-putting than tasting month old stale sweets, one bite and tells me more about the integrity than anything. Good luck making money like this. I cant imagine you are still in business

An Indian food truck in a gas station parking lot.. what can go right? All of it…read more We had the tikka and malai rolls they were delicious. Took a few minutes to cook because he actually makes them himself. Really really delicious. Now that I know this is near work, I'm going to have to come by every time I come to Redmond. Great job, Foody moody, you have some new fans!

I've been looking at this food truck for years and finally decided to try it one night and I'm…read moresoooo glad I did !! The chicken tikka roll and the crispy chicken zinger sandwich are so delicious!! Their chicken tikka kabobs are juicy with and the roll has a sauce that is surprisingly spicy ! The cook there, Bila, is so sweet and has a great smile. The man has a masters degree but decided to take a break from working for tech and is cooking us great food. Thank you, Bila !!

Superlative sambar and great masala dosa!…read more Sad to see the many negative reviews of this place from years past, because on our visit in May 2024 the masala dosa and sambar combo we got were expertly done, and the copious servings were so tasty that we asked to meet the kitchen chef. He had recently come from India after doing a course in hotel management and obviously knew his craft very well. What a shame that this restaurant has earned such bad reputation. We were the only in-house diners on a Sunday at brunch time when neighboring Indian restaurants were full of customers. Multiple chutneys, potato and pea masala inside the dosa, and especially the stellar sambar will definitely make me a repeat customer here. The variety of dosas is pleasing and they have a range of other tiffin style south Indian entrees. Sometimes going off the beaten track and outwitting the Yelp algorithms are beneficial. We had a nice warm chat with the chef and he gave us samples of other things he had made because we told him his sambar was superlative (it really was). Altogether we had a warm, homely, non-capitalistic dining experience in the sanitized corporatocracy that is Bellevue. This was a priceless experience.

Amazing food , loved the place !! Service was awesome would definitely recommend the place.read more

I haven't been in Crossroads mall in forever and I swear the moment you walk through the doors, I…read morehad myself questioning what year it was because I thought I was transported to the year 2008. You're in an old food court with people reading books they just bought from half priced books, there's a live band called the "Criminal Squirrel Orchestra" singing their experimental folk indie in matching hot pink tees thanking the audience for putting up with them after each song lol, and all the restaurants has that "Global Village Coffeehouse" aesthetic (look it up you'll know what I mean ). The old navy and Barnes and nobles have their old logo, there are middle aged artists and craftsman tabling their handmade pottery, quilted aprons, or homegrown beeswax, an extremely worn out play area with children running around, you can see people on computers at the library which is connected to the food court? and kids riding on those kiddie car rides that rock back and forth... everything was pure nostalgia and it's all preserved here in Bellevue. Anyways the food was amazing; I didn't know what half the menu items were but I trusted google reviews for this one and the portions and range of flavors did not disappoint. James at first was hesitant because it was all vegetarian but everything was so flavorful, had so many textures we didn't even think about craving meat. There is something for everyone at this food court and there's even a Dick's just beyond the parking lot.

Every things tasted bad . Awful katori chaat . Bad burnt kulcha. Hated it . Waste of money . Will…read morenever order from there again.

Fast online order and pick up! Fun spot for either a little snack with one roll or a decent meal…read morewith the combos! We tried the chicken masala, paneer masala, and achaari aaloo with the mildest spice. It still had a tiny kick to it with mildest! All three were super flavorful but we would rank them as chicken masala first, achaari aaloo, then paneer masala as our least favorite. The achaari aaloo was surprisingly good! Fun place to try at least once!

We have recently tried the Roll Pod. Stopped here totally by accident. The options looked great. A…read moregreat concept for Indian comfort food. Very balanced Indian food on the go - assembled either in a roll or bowl. The rolls are roti - either plain or layered with pan-fried egg - filled with Indian food - Chicken Masala, Mutton Masala, Paneer Masala, Mushroom Masala, Achaari Aaloo, Aaloo Gobhi Matar and Chana Masala - along with the salad. They are served with chutneys as well. The bowls are typically fried basmati rice with a creamy tomato gravy overlaid with these exotic Indian fillings. You can customize your spice level (1-5) as well. They also offers no-egg options. We tried the Mutton masala, chicken masala and the aloo ghobi matar rolls. They do have a kiosk to place the order. The food was served very quickly. The rolls were really delicious. Though it may look small, but the portion is actually good. One roll may be enough. The tri-pod is a popular option, but that's an overkill. You may not be able to finish all. But if you want to try different rolls, that's a great option. It's a small restaurant, but seems to be popular. While we were dining in, so many customers stopped by to pick up their food. I haven't tried the bowl or the pav bhaji that day. I will definitely go back to try those.

Had lunch here this weekend and absolutely loved everything about this cool, casual café. Honestly,…read morewe need more spots like this around! You order at the counter, pick up your food when it's ready, and bus your own table. Everything is made fresh to order, which I really appreciate. Since the chef is Bengali, we had to try the luchi puri with dum aloo -- three pieces of perfectly puffed puri with a generous serving of dum aloo. We also got the palak puri with aloo subzi and that was fantastic as well. But the star of the lunch was the gobi Manchurian. Oh my word -- hands down the best I've ever had. Super crispy, coated in just the right amount of sauce so it stayed dry and crunchy, exactly how we like it. The adrak chai was excellent too. Service was quick, and the menu has so many things we still want to try. We'll definitely be back!

OVERLY EXPENSIVE. Kathi rolls are mediocre. Just go to roll pod…read more Chai was good though.

This review is long overdue since I've been coming to Chaat House for a number of years. Initially…read morethere were long wait times, and it seemed to be quite a popular place. The quality is a hit or miss but nine times out ten, the food has been pretty good especially their chaat items. Today I had a craving for chaat and so popped in with my family after a long time. Today I decided to try the Rada patties. It was very fresh and, and all the flavors came together very nicely.. My husband tried the Dahi puri which was also good. The Thali, however, was strictly average. If you decide to visit, I suggest sticking to the chaat items, since from experience, it has been consistently good. I also recommend the paav bhaji. If you have never been here, or it's been a while, it's time to give it a try. We went there on a Saturday evening and the service was quick, and the prices were reasonable.

2.10.25 I visited…read moreChaathouse in Bellevue, WA, and had a great experience. The paneer curry was flavorful and perfectly spiced, and the samosas were crispy and delicious. The restaurant offers a great variety of Indian food, and everything we tried was fresh and tasty. The service was friendly and efficient, making our dining experience great. Restaurant was clean and very organized. Their Chai tea was also yummy. I highly recommend Chaathouse for anyone craving authentic Indian!