The chili olive naan is worth ordering on its own. The chili is worked into the dough rather than…read morejust sprinkled on top, and the naan comes out slightly charred with good chew -- noticeably better than standard naan. The lamb biryani is well-executed: rice cooked properly with each grain separate, lamb tender enough to pull apart easily, and layered spicing that doesn't hit all at once. It's a dish that reflects real technique rather than relying on heavy spice to make an impression. Overall a strong meal -- refined without being fussy, and consistent with Rasika's reputation as one of the better Indian restaurants in DC.

Excellent service, quality food and ambiance. The duck is a standout as it paired well with tge…read morecurry sauce, tender. It's not common and Indian restaurants. The spinach palak chaat is a staple with crisp spinach and tasty toppings. The black cod is still a flagship entree. The potatoes were a bit dry and could be better but work. The lamb was tender and well prepared. Some of the lamb dishes rotate seasonally. Regarding dessert, I love their cardamom gelato. The chocolate samosa was alright. The chocolate is rich but the dough has no flavor. I enjoy most items at Rasika as items are typically prepared well.

Bindaas is one of my favorite Indian restaurants in Foggy Bottom. The space strikes a great balance…read morebetween modern and inviting, with an industrial aesthetic softened by colorful textiles and intricately pierced screens that give it warmth and character. Sidewalk dinning under saffron umbrellas is lovely on a nice day and perfect for people watching a couple blocks from the White House and World Bank. The service is consistently excellent. The staff are knowledgeable about the menu, happy to make recommendations, and genuinely friendly without ever being intrusive. The cocktails are creative and well-crafted, making this a great spot whether you're stopping in for dinner, happy hour, or meeting friends before a show. The combination of flavorful food, thoughtful design, and welcoming hospitality keeps me coming back.

This Bindaas location recently rebranded to Bindaas Bowls and Rolls. The atmosphere is not as good…read moreas it used to be, but the food is still good. I have always loved their chaats and I still do. The nice thing about the rebrand is the pricing is a bit lower than it used to be. They said that they are trying to attract more customers with lower pricing because they heard many concerns about the economy. I appreciate a restaurant listening to it's customer base. I recommend the bhel Purina and the fried cauliflower. I'm sure all of the chaats are good. The only thing I didn't love was the vegetarian bowl. I thought quinoa was strange with Indian food. The mango cheesecake was surprisingly light and refreshing!

Came in on a weekday and had a lovely dinner! Two of us shared two appetizers and split an entree…read moreand dessert. The appetizers Palak chaat and Papadum were both tasty and healthy portions. They complimented our pre-dinner drinks. I loved my cocktail which was like an old fashioned. For the main we split the dal makhani (could eat a bucket of this!), garlic naan (so warm and yummy!), and a duck dish. For dessert we split the gulag jamun. No leftovers and everything was delicious!!!! The chef came out and we took a pik! Service was perfect. We never felt rushed. The decor is relaxing and the perfect spot after a stressful week.

Holy s**t I'm gonna go back 3x next year…read more Restaurant week at Rasika was amazing! Went for my Birthday dinner and was treated to a lovely, authentic array of Indian dishes. Lots of real flavor, great drinks, and wonderful staff. The lamb was the best I've had in my life, truly couldn't even tell how they made it so well. Rasika ILL BE BACK

Wow! We had such an amazing experience at Goat Room Indian Cuisine! Being from the Bay Area, where…read morewe have some incredible Indian food, I came in with high expectations--and this place completely exceeded them. Every dish was packed with rich, authentic flavors and perfectly balanced spices. We ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, Veggie Korma, Shrimp Korma, garlic naan, cheese naan, plain naan, fragrant rice, and tea. The owner also recommended an appetizer, and we're so glad we listened because it was absolutely delicious! The service was just as outstanding as the food. The owner personally checked on us several times, made thoughtful recommendations, and made us feel so welcome. Our waiter was attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. If you're looking for authentic, flavorful Indian cuisine with exceptional hospitality, this is the place. We loved every bite and can't wait to come back. Highly recommend!

Great service, delicious food, and a great central location. The GOAT Room looks to give you the…read moreGreatest Of All Time experience and their food will certainly have me coming back. The Palaak chaat was packed with flavor, lamb samosas were really tasty, and I also enjoyed the spinach rolls. They have a number of share and signature dishes and Indian-fusion cocktails. The outdoor patio was nestled near a beautiful garden and the interior was modern and chic. Looking forward to another visit and coming back with a larger appetite.

If you're in a rush then this may not be the restaurant for you but popped in a bit before 5 and we…read morewere the only ones on there for awhile and there is quite a bit of seating. It is a sit down table restaurant and I ordered the shrimp tandoor which also comes with rice. It was jumbo shrimp and made really well. The rice was also delicious. I also ordered some masala chai and that was fine as well. Servers were pleasant.

The food was really good! I would definitely be back to explore the menu. The food came out fresh…read moreand the service was great. The ambiance was nice and relaxing.

I thought this place had the best value Indian food across DC. There were a ton of options to…read morechoose from, but I wanted to try something different besides chicken tikka masala. I thought the saag paneer was very filling. I will have to order this dish more :)) The place indoors felt very cozy. The owner was very friendly and the bathroom was clean. I will have to come back whenever I'm in the area!

The food was very fresh and flavorful. The samosas were ok but the portions of chicken and rice…read morewere big and very good. Friendly service and clean facilities.

We were there at an off peak hour, so maybe that affected my experience. The house made ice tea had…read moresugar granules at the bottom. Apart from that the food was overall good. The Peshawari Naan was good.

so yummy!! Pizza was delicious, hot and the crust was perfect. i love the sauce and chicken and its…read moresuper underrated for sure.

I got the Chicken Naan Pizza, with extra chicken, and it was absolutely delicious! I mean…read moredelicious! 10/10. I also got the Bahu Bali Burger with chicken. It was great as well but I'm def getting the Pizza again.

Half fast-casual, half kitchen-prepared, Spice 6 Modern Indian was the perfect casual spot for us…read moreto grab a quick bite before heading next door to Capital One Arena for a concert this past Wednesday evening. Ordering was done through a kiosk, which made things easy. My friend insisted that I try their dosas, but I was being stubborn and craving rice. (And yes, I ended up regretting not listening to her. Spoiler alert.) CHICKEN KORMA - 20.99 + mild spice level, basmati rice There was a large portion of korma and plenty of basmati rice, more than I could finish. The curry was nutty and creamy, but lacked a lot of spice and flavor, and I found it pretty bland. The chicken also tasted overcooked. Overall, this wasn't good, and I definitely wouldn't recommend it. PANEER 8 OZ - 4.99 The paneer was smothered with a tikka masala sauce that gave each piece a slight tangy sweetness. I honestly would've been happy eating the rice with this paneer and curry. My friend shared her tandoor chicken and paneer dosa with me so I could try it despite my initial stubbornness. The tandoor chicken was well-seasoned, juicy, and incredibly fresh. We'd definitely recommend getting this as an appetizer. The paneer dosa was a bit bland, but the paper-thin dosa with its elegant crisp was impressive. I enjoyed the sides and sauces that came with it. I'd probably order the masala dosa next time. Overall, super casual and chill dining experience. I always overlooked Spice 6 when choosing a restaurant in this area, but definitely enjoyed their tandoor chicken and dosas!

Great service and very unpretentious IMO. We had an amazing meal and all agree this is our favorite…read moreIndian restaurant in DC! We did not have a single bad dish. The four of us ordered different things and really enjoyed them all. The standouts were the oysters, lamb shank, and the duck. However, everything was fantastic. The cocktails were delicious and served in a whimsical fashion. We really enjoyed ourselves and want to return ASAP!

Beautiful Restaurant, and the service was okay (for Michelin). There was just something our…read moreexperience lacked here. I didn't take any photos because I really just wanted to enjoy it, etc., without whipping out my phone for every course. Even for a Micheline restaurant, I felt it unnecessary to serve the drinks on their own stage/platter with other things surrounding it (inedible trinkets and whatnots). The drink is presented to you, and the whole "stage" for the drink gets whisked away. I say bring the drink in the glass you're supposed to drink out of and let it speak for itself. Maybe this is done for quick Instagram picture moments? Other than that...meh...My husband did enjoy his drink, and I thought it was wonderful as well, as I tasted it. The Stage presentation was so unnecessary to me, though. Unfortunately, there are no non-alcoholic spirits, and for a Michelin-Star restaurant. I feel like this is a must have (non alcholoic, wines, sparklings, whiskeys, gins, ect.) That would be my number one recommendation for this spot. We found the menu a bit confusing at first, and didn't receive the best explanation of what the "rundown" was on how to order. Each course was okay, Service was quick to put the dish in front of us, and wander off, without explanation of what was going on, on the plate ( ya, we picked out what we ordered, doesn't necessarily mean we knew what we were eating lol)... The best dishes for both my husband and I were the mains. He had a monkfish, and I had the crispy duck...pretty good Our mains came with really great rice and lentils. The Naan, was incredibly underwhelming, didn't seem like it was the freshest, and lacked the salt and fat/butter/herbs and warmth I was hoping for. So interesting experience overall...

We ordered a Thali. Everything was delicious, and the service was very good. I can't wait to return.read more

So darn yummy! Food-…read morehonestly the best flavored Indian food takeout in dc. (I've never eaten inside) the food is flavorful and interesting. Inside- the decor is nice and appeared to be clean. Service- I ordered takeout and food was ready when they said. * I do feel like the portions got smaller and priced higher, but what you gonna do!