Friendly staff serving very tasty Indian food. My 7 and 9…read moreyear have decided that this place is the best food that they have eaten. We crave to come back here every Sunday. The vibe is very chill.

Quality !!! Fresh ingredients!!!Not oily!!! Great mixed…read moreseasoning ! I've been looking for Punjab restaurant and FOUND IT in Issaquah... Curry Pokara, Chicken Tikka Masala curry and eggplant curry are our favorites. Roti... so flavorful, soft and tasty. Our Leftover foods are beyond good. Excellent. I ordered takeout to eat next day on purpose. But I would go back to order Thali, papdi chaat, saag paneer, kofta and lacha paratha! The customer services are also excellent and attentive.

Quiet on a Thursday evening but looks like they do a lot of take out…read more The shrimp biryani was full of flavor. The chili chicken was surprisingly tender and full of flavor. The samosa chaat was a great way to start off the meal. Service was standard. Had to keep asking for refill of water despite restaurant not being too busy.

I did DoorDash, so I can only comment on the food. First of…read moreall I wanted to note how not only was the food tasty, but also priced affordably for the quality and quantity offered! I had two entries: Butter chicken was spice level 2, which turned out to be a bit on the mild side for me. The taste and quality of the chicken was excellent. The other dish was the Bhangan Burta, which I always get when I see it on any menu. A bit more peas than I would typically see in the dish, but the overall taste was very good. Finally we get to the garlic naan, which was a nice portion, but could have used a bit more cooking time and more garlic. That would be the only complaint I would have on the entire order.

Rajdhani Thali is easily one of the best thali meals you can get in Seattle, especially if you want…read morethat full traditional thali experience where the food keeps coming and you don't have to overthink ordering. We went as a family and the ambience felt warm and comfortable. Right when we entered, we were greeted by a gentleman who seemed like the owner, and after dinner we had a really nice conversation. That kind of hospitality is rare and it stood out. The thali is unlimited, and the staff comes around frequently to refill and ask what you want more of. The flavors overall are bold and satisfying. Standouts for me: * Khichdi (favorite) * Gujarati kadhi with khichdi: pure comfort food * Aamras: easily a highlight * Dal baati: exactly what I wanted * Paneer curry: solid and tasty The mix veg was average, but everything else more than made up for it. Service was helpful throughout and parking was easy with plenty of spots. If you love thali, this place is a must.

I Was so excited to visit this place on my trip ,but was total disappointed this time ....Total…read moremess up...Dhokla was served without chutney and Chaas was left on the corner of the table without being mentioned about it and whole time we thought it's water. Poori was totally cold....Second serving was no where and you keep looking for them. I would recommend them to revisit their menu and bring it more close to Rajasthani flavors and please please don't serve Punjabi dishes like Bharta with Rajasthani Tadka.

Can't wait to be back. Such a welcoming environment and satisfying food with refined flavors.read more

This is the only place I can say we have never had a bad meal or poor service. My husband goes for…read morelunch once a week and I accompany him when I have time. Their stream of to-go orders should tell you what a vast fan club they have. Also look around and you will see many people of whom this is their native cuisine. Often there are long tables with techie types all enjoying a meal there. It is family owned and carefully managed. Their staff is kind and professional. The food has never misses the mark. The lunch menu is modestly priced and often enough to take some home. We have only been there a few times for dinner as it is very crowded but we had a good meal with friends the two times I recall going there at night. It is easy to eat vegetarian here and at lunch we have never had to line up for a table. It has a bistro type atmosphere and is very clean. I highly recommend you give this a try. We do not live close by but it is very worth the drive, nothing in Seattle holds a candle to their quality and value. Look at my reviews I don't give many five stars but this has earned my respect after years of enjoying their cuisine.

They moved to the Highlands not long ago from another location and I'm so glad they did. I loved…read moreeverything about the new location. Great food, friendly and efficient staff and a very attractive decor. I would highly recommend it!

We decided to try Masthi for date night. Parking was nearby and had lots of space. When we entered,…read morethe restaurant was expertly decorated with an exotic botanical feel. It really was beautiful in all areas and the music was authentic and the perfect volume. We ordered the tandoori chicken and it arrived at the table sizzling on the iron plate. It was the best we'd ever had, full of spices and fall off the bone tender. The server was great with tips and I liked that we could adjust the spiciness. Next was the lamb keema biryani. Again, excellent flavor and we loved the sauces served with it. The raita was just right. The garlic naan was fresh and hot. For dessert, we ordered the mango lassi, chai tea, and shared the rasmalai dessert. All excellent quality with perfect texture, temperature, snd sweetness. We were very impressed. The only reason I gave only four stars instead of an enthusiastic five, is because when we entered we were excited to sit down in the beautiful dining room to enjoy our first meal there. Instead we just kept going and were led further and further back until we reached the sports bar area and were seated with no one else around for the whole meal. There was seating available in the main dining room. It felt very isolated and detracted from our overall experience. We'll be back but next time we'll request to be seated with the general population. That aside, I highly recommend!

I had the non-veg thali and paneer masala dosa. Everything was absolutely delicious and the flavors…read morewere fresh and tasted authentic. The sambal, coconut chutney, and red lentil curry paste with the dosa was incredible. Dosa was crispy, hot, and aromatic. Serving size was huge and reasonable for the price. The thali comes with a sourdough pancake, thin crispy chickpea flatbread, and a huge assortment of sides. Easily shareable between 2 people and loved how the pancake had a slight tang and paired so well with the sides. My favorites here were the chicken thigh curry, yellow lentil curry, and an orange lentil paste that seemed to consist of ground nuts as well. I was less a fan of the fried red chicken that came with it - I think it could have used more flavor, but honestly everything was tasty.

I have been to the Madras Dosa corner a couple of times and all the dishes I have had by far are…read moredelish. The owners and servers are polite, helpful and served us hot sambar when the one served to us was cold. Vegetarian and non vegetarian flare here is scrumptious and a filter coffee helps to chug it all down. Plenty of parking spots available. Do reach ahead of time for securing a spot, there's always waiting! (Especially in case of larger groups)

Grocery-style cafe. I'd heard from friends that this place serves really good dosa, and it didn't…read moredisappoint. I was pleasantly surprised to see chilli bajji on the menu it's been a while since I've had it so I ordered a plate (comes with two chilies) along with a masala dosa. The green mint chutney served with the bajji was outstanding possibly the best I've had at any restaurant. The bajji itself was a bit cold, which was a letdown, but still decent. I just wish it had been served hotter. The masala dosa was very filling and tasted fresh, though it was also slightly cold. The aloo masala was nice; I was surprised to see peas in it, but it worked well overall. Both the chutneys and sambar were good, but the real highlight here is definitely the chutneys especially the mint and coconut, which might be the best I've had in Seattle. I also noticed a lot of people picking up food, which makes sense. I'd definitely come back again.

Loved this place! It's a small café combined with a grocery shop. If you're someone who values food…read morequality and taste over ambiance, this spot is definitely worth checking out. We ordered the veg cutlet, Mysore masala dosa, Fish 65 (tilapia), and ghee podi idli. Everything was really good except the ghee podi idli, which wasn't our favorite. The Mysore masala dosa was outstanding and easily the highlight of the meal. One small letdown was that the veg cutlet is served only with tomato ketchup--no green chutney. Thankfully, since we ordered other dishes, we could use the chutney from those. Service was quick, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. Overall, a great place for tasty, no-frills food.

Got the Egg Chicken Roll here at the Issaquah Farmer's Market. It was absolutely delicious. For $5…read moreit's a great snack as you walk around the market. Just the right size to curb the hunger pangs and excite the taste buds. Fresh delicious ingredients, friendly owners and overall a fun place to grab a bite at the market. I'll be stopping by again to try more.

We were originally heading to Masti Restaurant, which closes at 9 PM. Since we reached the area…read morearound 8:50 PM, we quickly searched for other nearby options and that's how we found this gem. Radhika was our server, and she took good care of us. Drinks * Mojito - 3/5: Nicely garnished with mint, but it lacked the refreshing punch a mojito usually has and leaned a bit too sweet. * Penicillin - 4.5/5: My friend ordered this, and I tried a sip as well. Really well balanced and enjoyable. Starters * Complimentary Veg Clear Soup - 4.5/5: Light, flavorful, and a pleasant surprise. * Dahi Puri - 5/5: Absolutely perfect. I loved it! My friend wasn't sure at first, but it turned out to be a great choice -- delicious and well-prepared. Mains & Breads * Serrano Lachha Paratha - 4.5/5: Very good, similar to a well-made Malabar paratha. * Garlic Naan - 2.5/5: A bit too thick and could be improved. * Champaran Mutton - 3.5/5: Flavor was good, but the mutton didn't feel very fresh. * Myth Malai Makhmali - 4/5: Chicken had good flavor, though it wasn't as tender as expected. Ambience The place was clean, with spotless restrooms and a pleasant atmosphere. Overall, I would definitely recommend this restaurant and would be happy to visit again.

We went there for the Holi special buffet today around 11:45 AM. At that time there weren't many…read morepeople, and the buffet had a good number of dishes as promised, so we were looking forward to trying everything. The appetizer section had a nice spread of salads and it was presented well. The gulabi dahi vada was unfortunately too sweet, and the inside was stiff and dry. The samosa chaat was nicely presented, and the samosa itself tasted good. They also had dhokla bites as an appetizer, but they did not have the texture of dhokla at all. Instead of being soft and fluffy, they were more grainy and doughy, and the taste was a bit strange. The paneer appetizer looked very bright, clearly colored with artificial coloring, and unfortunately it lacked flavor. The cut mirchi stuffing was good, but the peppers themselves were dry and cold. The gobi 65 was quite good. Among the curries, the kesariya egg curry was not good at all. The aloo tamata curry tasted like simple home cooked food. The palak paneer was good, and there was another creamy shahi paneer style curry which was okay. The naan seemed like it had been made when the buffet first started because it was cold when we tried it and not enjoyable. The restaurant started filling up around 12:30 to 1:00 PM. I waited for the next batch of naan and the fresh naan was much better. One issue with the restaurant layout is that the buffet setup is in the middle and feels very cramped. Once it got crowded, it was quite difficult to move around and access the dishes. On the positive side, they had a live counter for malpua with rabri and it was really good. The malpua was crispy and not overly sweet, which we liked. They also had gajar halwa and that dessert was very good as well. Overall, there was a large vegetarian spread for the buffet and the concept and presentation for Holi were nice. It looked beautiful, but unfortunately the taste of many dishes did not match the presentation. I drove about an hour from the north to get there, and personally it was not worth the drive. I would not recommend the buffet based on this experience.