This restaurant gave a proper dhaba vibe that we have in India. There was outdoor & indoor seating…read morewith a lot of play area for kids. There were some birds kept so the kids could be entertained. The food was simple and tasty. Not too oily or heavy. It was just right. We tried their peanut chaat, a great appetizer or side if you're having drinks. Some paneer curry, dal tadka, and naan everything was good. We tried their soya chaap, which was yum too. Kids had the samosas that were mild, crispy from the outside, and well-cooked. Service was great. There were disposable plates and cutlery to eat the food to minimize the cleaning effort.

What a fabulous experience! It was cold and dark when I got there, so I can only imagine how neat…read morethis place is in good weather. It is set up so that you order and pay at a counter/window. Then they hand over your food from a different window (to-go orders) or a server brings the food to your table if you are dining in. I had planned to stay and eat, but it was freezing so I got my food to go. The lady who took my order was very friendly, and gave me a little cup of hot chai to drink while I was waiting. I waited in the indoor dining area and it was very comfortable. (It was heated, but I still didn't feel like staying). There were a variety of tables and seating options. There were regular picnic tables, but also some lower "coffee table" height tables with separate chairs. They also had a row of cots or hammocks down the middle of the room. I had never seen one before (see photo) but I Googled and came up with "charpai bed". Not sure how to use one of these. I suppose you could recline while you eat - each one had a small shelf at one end where you could set your food - or maybe just take a nap after stuffing yourself with that good food. I didn't get to see one in use. Some guys came in and sat on one, but they were just waiting for takeout. The food was tremendous. I got the Peanut Masala and the Goat Curry. Both were excellent. The PM was spicy enough for flavor but not painful. The GC was heavily seasoned but wasn't what I would call spicy hot. The goat meat was done in large chunks on the bone, kind of like an oxtail. It was difficult to eat it that way and I wound up eating it with my fingers, gnawing it off the bone. I also had the "Winnie chili naan" and it was so spicy it was painful to eat. Love it!! Highly recommended. I can't stop talking about this place. One caveat - the menu board does not have any descriptions of the food. Just a list of dishes and prices. Do your research online before you go. Otherwise you might not know what you are getting! Some folks enjoy that, but I am not that brave. Check it out. I am already looking forward to my next visit.

I came here to find sumac, as no grocery stores around this area has it and they had that plus more…read morethat I didn't even know I needed! If you love to cook, this is the place to go it was like a paradise for me. Such friendly and helpful service too very welcoming! Clean store and was very neat. The food truck in the parking lot is a must go as well y'all gotta check it out... if you want the real Indian street food you need to go check out the food truck Balaji Tiffins the food is delicious and fresh and very reasonably priced. Will definitely be going back next time we are in Beaumont

I love this story and often frequent it when I come in from League City, Texas. Very friendly…read morerepresentatives who are extremely helpful.

Fantastic, unexpected Indian cuisine in Nederland, TX!…read more We ordered a nice sampling for pick-up since my parents had never tried Indian food - Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Vindaloo, and Chicken Kadhai. All were a hit - especially the perfectly spicy vindaloo. Garlic naan was warm and flavorful. And of course, I had to get some vegetable samosas, which were incredible. The tikka masala wasn't the best I've had, it was a bit more on the yogurty side. But still great flavor and delicious to mop up with the naan. The men at the restaurant were very friendly! He made sure I had all my items and knew what was in each bag before leaving. Also, the entrees DO come with rice, so don't make the same mistake I did and order extra. I've got rice for days... SETX, please don't sleep on this place!

We tried Venya's tonight and WOW. So so so good! We got the…read morebutter chicken, naan, garlic naan, chicken tiki Marsala and the chicken samosa. EVERYTHING was just so good. Definitely going to come here again when we want Indian food. I love finding local places like this!

Masala is a one-of-a-kind "find"…read more Nice quit digs, great parking, wonderful real East Indian cuisine (Indian Subcontinent). The super Chef-Owner is a retired Anesthesiology MD who also holds a PhD in Food Sciences. And he does much of the cooking himself. Not inexpensive, but worth every penny ! Anything Tandoori or Masala will be great. Try lentil soup & buttery nan-gee. Great place for a quiet lunch. Spotless restrooms, easy parking, some shaded. Caveat: Watch closely for tall red sign, don't pass this up.

Back home in Lafayette for a family members graduation. My husband and I'd first stop is always…read moreMasala's! Family owned and operated since I was a little girl. Best Indian cuisine in town and lovely atmosphere. Dr Gupta and his son Kenny always make us feel right at home. THANK YOU

We really wanted to like this place because it is a female-owned establishment that is loved and…read moresupported by the most hard-working mama. Priya puts a lot of care and love into every single dish and you can tell that she truly wants everyone to have a good experience. That said, upon arrival, we did wait about 10 minutes before the server finally came over to take our orders. This place is extremely understaffed given the demand so the food also took a while to arrive at our tables. We ordered the butter chicken and the yellow cauliflower, two dishes that were warm and flavorful but not completely transformative. The roti bread was also a bit underwhelming as it lacked flavor and puffiness. The naan was a little bit more promising but given the price point--left much to be desired. We also noticed that all drink options are grab-and-go but nobody tells you that when you walk in. (We figured this out after watching a few of the regulars grab their beverages from the fridge.) One high point is that the service was friendly enough and there was a complimentary soup brought out to the tables before the meal is presented. All in all, while it is easy to enjoy the samosas and hummus dips sold by Priya at the farmer's market, the dining experience of being in her actual restaurant needs a bit more fine-tuning. 5/10 for this one ~

I guess, I guess every restaurant is different, however this is not a "naan". These 2 literal…read moretortillas were a total of $14. I understand people cook differently, different restaurants ... however you can pull up to a different Indian spot and it is not this. It was flat, no quality, and a waste. I was dismissed like I was stupid when i approached the problem. 2 TORTILLAS FOR $14

Place was packed with customers. Wide selection of authentic Indian food and side sauces too. Each…read moreflavor profile was distinctive and very flavorful. Swathi was very professional, attentive, courteous. The restaurant ambiance is welcoming and well decorated. Restrooms were clean too. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone!

Friendly service and delicious Indian food located on the busiest street in Lafayette. We really…read moreenjoyed everything from the butter chicken to the hot and fresh naan (honestly some of the best naan I've ever tasted and I am an Indian food fanatic!) to the gulab jamun--an aromatic and warm dessert served alongside side a hot cup of chai tea. My fiancé's personal favorite was the crispy and spicy cauliflower while I enjoyed the spicy curry chicken that cleared out my sinuses!

unfortunately the chicken Byrani was poorly made. there were…read moreso many chicken bones Amit was difficult to eat.

Desi Fusion needs to be on every foodie's list. The chaat is a must try. The outside is light and…read morecrispy, followed by an explosion of flavors inside. For those not as adventurous or new to Indian cuisine, the paneer supreme pizza is a great place to start. The dough is soft and cooked perfectly with toppings familiar to American tastes. The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is perfect for conversation.

I love the samosas (potato/pea, personally). Our go to choices are lamb korma, tikka masala, butter…read morechicken. The staff is friendly.

Food is hit or miss. Naans are great though! Good to have a decent desi food spot in Beaumontread more