One-of-a-kind experience! I was recently in Austin, dying for some Indian food, and this place HIT!…read moreThe atmosphere was friendly and inviting. We had the best server, our little group quickly vibed with her! Of everything we sampled, the Samosa Chat and Sag Chicken were my absolute favorite - the spice was on point. Because our group enjoyed spicy foods, our server generously brought us out a unique New Year's drink, and let me tell you, I need to have that on the regular! All in all, a great restaurant!

I'm on a liquids only diet right now, so I was excited that New Sitara had several interesting soup…read moreoptions since I'm finding out that Austin isn't that great for finding menu items outside of smoothies. I tried the Ulavacharu soup--absolutely delicious. It's main ingredient is horse gram, which apparently is in the legume family. It wasn't like any soup I've had before, so description is a bit tough. It was fairly spicy to start with, but less so as I kept eating it. The only things I could identify was ground up horse gram, some sweet onions, and some thinly shaved ginger, but it had a lot of complexity. Highly recommend that and the rose milk (especially if you need some relief from the spiciness when you start out.) I had a little bit of my friend's butter chicken sauce, and that was excellent too. More heavily tomato-based than I'm used to, but a lot of depth of flavor. I'd happily order that in the future. I can't wait to come back and try their buffet when my diet restrictions are over :) Service was great. I asked if a few of the menu items have coconut in them since I'm allergic, and our server double checked with the kitchen for me and was very nice about it. Really pretty dining room as well. The location isn't as central as I'd like, but that does make it easy to find parking in the lot. Definitely recommend!

I ordered to-go right as they opened at 5:30, so I can't speak on the ambiance much (other than the…read morebangers on the TV), but my shrimp fry biryani was exactly what I needed. The staff was very kind and helpful and the food portion for the biryani was huge! I will be able to eat on it for at least two days!! I'll definitely be back!

Fantastic find in Pflugerville. The restaurant is clean…read morebright and comfortable. The host was lovely and helped us go through the menu with suggestions and clear descriptions. The food is absolutely delicious and very very fresh!!! I have a pretty good heat/spice tolerance and I found it highly spiced and fragrant. You might ask for light spice if you're more delicate. We had two lunch boxes, one veg and one not, to sample more offerings, I cannot recommend it highly enough. What magic they do to that cauliflower. Crisp outter coaster without being heavily battered, and tender delicious, perfectly cooked inner. The dal was flavored magnificently. Often it's a sad pile of peas. Not here. The buttered naan that came along was thin and chewy and crisp at the same time and we had enough to take home. The chicken was tender and highly spiced. The potatoes perfectly soft yet managed to not fall apart. Fresh samosas were shatteringly crisp with a fluffy tasty potato filling. The portions are huge even by Texas standards. The value is enormous the prices more than reasonable. This tiny place needs to be high on locals radar I can't wait to go back. This place is going on my rotation

Bayleaf offers delicious, authentic Punjabi food. It is BYOB with a corkage fee so we brought a…read morebottle of wine to dinner. They also have a bar. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, all of which had generous portions: - Aloo tikki chaat - prepared and served fresh, this street food delicacy was a delight to try and a great start to our meal. - Spinach pakoras were crunchy, hot and tasty. Our party of 4 devoured this appetizer. - Hariyali Chicken Kebab - this was not what I expected. It was served with a gravy like a curry, when I'd expected a dry kebab dish from the grill. It was not my favorite. - Malai Kofta - yum! Not oily, just perfect. - Aloo Naan - very good, though I would've preferred paratha and was surprised that parathas weren't on the menu in a Punjabi restaurant. Ambiance is nothing to write home about. If you are craving a good, authentic north Indian meal with warm service, Bayleaf is a must visit.

I have come here on multiple occasions and it never disappoints. I love love love this food 10/10…read moreevery time. If you decided for a sit in meal get ready to have amazing food cooked fresh and delicious! The staff is extremely helpful and will assist with all questions and recommendations. I'm trying to work my way down the whole menu! I love the lively music and the friendly atmosphere. If you take your meal home still will not disappoint delicious from the first bite to the end!!

Surprisingly short wait for such good food!…read more Plusses: -portion size -grilled paneer sandwich -aaloo tikki chaat Negatives: -dabeli The grilled paneer sandwich was way better than expected and stole the show. The aaloo tikki chaat had the right amount of crunch in each bite and the spices were on point. On the flip side, I was looking forward to the dabeli, and it turned out to be pretty bland.

Awesome food and amazing service…read more Tried their Thali , chole puri (fresh and hot) . Shrikand and gulab jamun was amazing and freshly made. Must try when visiting Austin or if you are craving for Indian food. I am definitely coming next time.

this looks really good, and in a strip mall! the american dream, so many great sounding menu items,…read morecant wait until im well to eat at MAMA-BROS,! more pics on yelp of food would be alot of fun!!

Are you ready for the absolute worst customer service of your life? Then get ready, pal, because…read moreMama Bros is the worst restaurant in Pflugerville! It's a shame too, especially because the food is decent. Packed with flavor, aromatic, and satisfying. The beverages (when you get them) are okay, and the pitcher of lukewarm water will not be poured for you because nothing says "fine dining" like inattentive waitstaff. If you're expecting a "fine dining" experience in a strip mall, set your expectations to somewhere between a marginally reputable fast food chain and eating a can of whole chicken cracked open with a rock, spear, and sprinkled with a dash of hard luck. Mmmmm.... classy! Oh! Customer service doesn't matter to you? Then you'll loooove this place. No interest in the waitstaff actually taking your order in a timely fashion? This is the spot for you. Overpriced meals served in piecemeal to a 3 top, appetizers served well after one entre is nearly finished while the other two meals are still likely being staged? Is that to your liking? Get yourself to Mama Bros where your time and money will be flushed down the toilet! Oh, but wait... The best part of your experience will be the menu. Wow! How incredibly inefficient and confusing it is! Don't let the QR code fool you into thinking your menu will make sense; just ride that long scroll to the very bottom where you can order takeout meals and then scroll all the way back up to somewhere over the rainbow. What a journey! So, yeah, that's what you're in for. How can this place improve? Maybe try shutting down permanently and trying again elsewhere. That would be a strong start.

Cute little hideaway. I saw this place yesterday when I went to one of the nearby businesses and…read moreknew I had to come back. Amazing. And this is my first time having Indian food. Way to set the bar. My spice level was a 5 and I thought to myself I should've told her 7 but their 7 is my 5 and I like to believe I like spicy food so please keep that in mind. I loved the atmosphere, not too cold not too warm and very welcoming. Customer service deserves its own 5 stars! I will definitely be back to try more things and I can tell this will be one of my staples for when I do eat out. Pictured below, lamb curry with my side choice of rice, chilli momo and garlic & cheese naan. The curry sold the show for me. Momos are its own entree, don't be like me trying to eat everything at once ‍

Great to have something different in the neighborhood! They do a great job of making Himalayan food…read moremore accessible, and pair it with some solid Indian favorites to round out the menu. The samosas are excellent, crispy and served piping hot alongside both tamarind chutney and cilantro chutney for a sweet, savory, and spicy contrast. My biggest disappointment, however, is that the veggie momo cannot be made vegan. They're stuffed with cheese, which isn't mentioned on the menu. I'm grateful that they're informed and honest about it, but that was my main motivation for visiting. At least, the veggie thupka was tasty, like a meatless version of chicken noodle soup. Comforting, unchallenging, and probably good for kids, too. For the more adventurous, the aloo gobi is not messing around; even the medium spice has a nice bite to it. There only appeared to be one waitress working so service was very slow. Order ahead, or plan to make it a night.

Really appreciate the attitude of staff. We really enjoy the buffet, it's more North Indian…read more Regular menu also has some tasty Indo Chinese. Overall it's very authentic

There's nothing fine, nor Maharashtrian about the cuisine at Tulsi. We made the mistake of trusting…read morea few (probably paid) influencer videos on social media absolutely raving about this restaurant and decided to give it a try. There were barely any people on a Saturday night which made us feel a little apprehensive after stepping in. The restaurant was dimly lit and restrooms were dirty. We were a group of 4 people, two of whom are Maharashtrian and know what the food tastes like. Comments for individual dishes: Vada pav - Not served with Mumbai pav but slider buns which is as unauthentic as can be. Sabudana vada - Crispy, tasted good, served with sweet yogurt. Pithla bhari - The worst I have ever had. Pithla was too runny, bhakri was downright stale/unedible. Pomfret fry - Fish skin was burnt, but taste was better than some of the other dishes. Puran poli - It was super thin, barely any puran filling and seemed to have been served after quick heating rather than fresh, the edges were unedible. Saoji chicken curry - Too much garam masala Triple Schezwan fried rice - This was the best dish among all those we ordered. It was served with manchurian gravy. A humble request to the restaurant management - please serve edible, authentic Maharashtrian dishes or remove them from the menu rather than misleading people.

I was craving some Pakistani food and after eating some delicious Lahor Karahi in Manchester, UK I…read moreasked Chatgpt for a recommendation. This was the one that came up. Based on the food we ordered yesterday, I don't understand why this place is not more highly rated. We ordered, Beef samosas - since it was to go it was already soft. I think the flavor profile could have been better Mutton biryani - delicious, mughlai style Beef haleem - they ran out of goat haleem, so had to settle for this. It was mouth watering ly good Mutton karahi - probably my favourite dish. Loved the flavor profile Bullet garlic naan - had a nice spicy flavor Kheer - I think they added kesar or saffron. Loved it

Had a good overall experience at Zaviya Grill in Austin. We ordered the biryani, mix grill, and…read morenihari, and the food was enjoyable. The biryani had good flavor, the mix grill was nicely cooked, and the nihari was rich and satisfying. The restaurant has a spacious, clean, and comfortable atmosphere, and the staff was polite and welcoming, which we appreciated. One small area for improvement: the chai didn't seem fresh and felt pre-made, and the paratha we ordered for our daughter wasn't great--it tasted and looked like a store-bought frozen paratha. Aside from these minor points, it was a pleasant dining experience, and we'd still recommend Zaviya Grill for their main dishes and nice ambiance.

I had the masala dosa and it was great! They aren't great with gluten free. The server asked me if…read moreall-purpose flour was gluten free, so if you are sensitive to gluten, just a heads up. Otherwise the food was great. It's hard to find dosas, so it was a pleasant surprise. The sauces were good. Pakora was yummy.

I've only every ordered takeout from Biryani Pot so I cannot speak to the dine in experience but…read morewhat I can say, is the food is bomb! I have tried a variety of their vegetarian items and have fallen in love with all of them (malai kofta and methi paneer being some of my all time favorites). The price is a great and I can easily split my entree into two meals. I do wish they had some chaat on the menu but that is just my North Indian roots talking. I've also noticed that their online ordering system doesn't allow for spice modifications. In my house, everything is spicy so it's slightly frustrating that it can't be adjusted to make it spicier but we enjoy it as is as well.

Service was friendly and efficient. Food smelt absolutely amazing. We ordered the Rodeo Special…read more The shrimp was super tender and tasty. Was super excited to be able to get lobster... shouldn't have I know lobster is very difficult to cook. I've had a lot of different lobsters over the years and this is the first one that I was not able to even cut a piece off or chew it. It was so overcooked. The Lobster was beautiful, it was such a shame. Would've gave a five star rating if I could've ate the lobster plus it was really expensive and we only have one egg and one corn so who gets to eat it??? No for real who? lol

I really enjoy the food here and keep coming back, which is why I feel the need to share this…read more Unfortunately, this is my third visit where the corn was served extremely cold--so cold I couldn't even bite into it. It honestly made me hesitant to eat it because I didn't want to risk getting sick. I love the flavor and overall experience, but consistency matters. I hope this is something that can be improved, because I'd hate for it to take away from an otherwise great spot.