First time here and finding the location was a bit challenging for me due to the washed out sign…read moreand the construction next door. I drove past a few times before finding it. Meet a few friends and we tried various dishes. The restaurant was clean and quaint inside with several tables and booths. There was one person working the dining area and they got busy by the time we left. As a table shareable items were the creamy Brussels sprout and the Kothey momo (dumplings), main dish I got the Tandoori Salmon and it was delicious. When they were walking out with the sizzling skillet I was thinking who ordered this?! And it was me. lol the Brussels sprouts had a great flavor and I enjoyed this as well as the momos. Overall I enjoyed the food and would recommend if you're in the area. The menu is quite extensive so be prepared to make some tuff choices. The restrooms were a bit odd as they seemed to be not fully built out, almost an after thought? Perhaps.

I had an amazing dinner here with a few friends. I've only had Nepali food once from Mueller's…read morefarmers market so I was so excited to try Himalaya Kosheli! I started with the Nepali Chiya (chai) it was sweeter, nicely spiced and made in house! I highly recommend it for any chai lovers. For starters we ordered the creamy Brussel sprouts which had a nice tangy taste and were surprisingly great! I've never had creamy Brussels but it's now one of my favorites. We also went with the momo (Nepali Dumplings. We went with the Kothey momos which you can choose from veg or chicken ($9) and they come with 5 served with a dipping sauce. These were another hit! The sauce was served room temp and not spicy at all. Very well balanced. For my main I went with the lamb biriyani! And great selection! The rice could have been a bit more seasoned but overall 9/10. My friend got the salmon and it looked amazing! This place is really cute and spacious! Plenty of seating, quick and friendly service and lots of parking since it's in a shopping center!

The best tasting South Indian food in the area. I have been here at least 4 times and the ambience…read moreservice and food are superb. I highly recommend this one!

We went on a weekend. Their idlis tasted fresh. Their non veg thali and mutton biryani were okay…read more The server recommended the biryani and said was their speciality. We didn't like the texture or taste of it. The place is quite big with indoor and outdoor seating. Will stick to dosa / idli next time.

I've been able to try this place a few times in the past. I usually get the Samosa Chat which I…read morereally enjoy. They pile on the sauces so it's very flavorful. I've also tried their samosas by themselves and they are pretty good. They are comparable to what you would get at an Indian restaurant. This time I decided to branch out and try the Sev Puri, which was just okay. I liked the flavors but I wish it was warmer. I think the toppings made the dish better. This is a food truck located near a gas station, so you might have to actively be looking for it. They also have plenty of tables outside so you can eat your food right there if you want. Also, the service was pretty quick. We waited less than 10 minutes for 2 items. Would recommend if you're in the area!

I'm always up for some Indian chaat! It instantly took me back to my time in India--so flavorful…read moreand delicious!

We order their kids biryani quite regularly and it was perfect. Their Lamb Biryani and Paneer…read moreBiryani are also quite consistent. Freshly prepared in a reasonable amount of time. We got there around 8:45pm and food was prepared and boxed within 5 minutes. Their mango lemonade is amazing. Kids enjoy it a lot. We mostly do take outs but their interior is quite nice. They also have outdoor seating incase you have a pet or just like the outside.

So this is fast food...but it's really good…read more My friend & I were looking for Indian food close to Lakeline. Yelp to the rescue. I didn't really look at the reviews in detail, just the star rating bc we were in a hurry. I was a bit surprised to see this was counter service. Not disappointed, just not expecting it. You can order at the kiosk or the counter staff will help you. My fav Indian food place closed sometime last year & I was really bummed. This won't replace the ambiance of that place, but the food here was really good. I ordered the tikka masala fries & samosas for appetizers. Both were very good. The cheese naan was also yummy. The main entree was Paneer Tikka Masala. It did not disappoint. They were so generous with the paneer. No skimpy portions here. I was a bit shocked at the bill, but I tried many things & have enough leftovers to satisfy the price.

Kiya our server is great and so patient in explaining the food . I highly recommend this place.read more

Love this place! One thing I really appreciate is that they have plenty of parking, which makes…read morevisiting so much easier. As an Indian person myself, I can confidently say the food here is very authentic and reminds me of the flavors my mom cooks with. It's also filled with Indian families and customers, which is always a good sign that the food is the real deal! On my visit, I ordered the egg curry and a dosa, and both were excellent. The egg curry was rich, flavorful, and perfectly spiced, while the dosa was fresh, crispy, and delicious. They also have a wide variety of vegetarian options, so there's something for everyone. The food tasted fresh, the portions were satisfying, and the service was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. Overall, this is one of the better places in Austin for authentic Indian food. If you're looking for tasty, freshly made dishes and a genuine Indian dining experience, I highly recommend checking it out.

The best Vada Pav in the country, IMO! So authentic. The chef/owner is from Mumbai, the birthplace…read moreof Vada Pav. Everything is fresh and homemade, just the right amount of spicy with extra green chilis on the side if you need an additional kick. Phenomenal flavors. Make sure to text or call in the morning for an evening pickup order; he is very busy as this spot is super popular!

The vada pav's here are great! Vada pav is a popular Indian street food. Spicy potato filling is…read moreformed into a ball, fried, sandwiched between bread buns and accompanied with spicy green and red chutneys. They're $4 each and they're seasoned to perfection. This isn't your typical restaurant. You need to place your order in advance by calling or texting (512) 909-9826. I called at 3:40 pm and my order was ready for pickup at 7:45 pm. They used to have a food truck at the Anderson Mill Food Truck Court, but they recently moved to a new location. If you're trying to find this place, I would suggest navigating to Balcones Bingo (13096 N US 183 Highway Svc Rd, Austin, TX 78750) and driving around to the back of the building, where you will see suite #104. Apple Maps took me to the wrong location, so I'd suggest using Google Maps.

The ambiance is lovely with calming music. The host greeted me warmly. Smells spicy in the…read morerestaurant but not overwhelming. I got the lunch Thali plate. There were about 12 dishes on the tray not including the paratha. I told the host that this was the best vegetarian thali I have ever had. And I truly mean it. All the flavors were balanced. Some had heat but not super hot with spice. Will definitely make this one of my go-to places fir lunch.

We have been twice already and I can't wait to go back to try more items on their incredible menu…read more Beautifully spiced dishes, don't sleep on the dosas, curries, or tiffin combos. The flavors are so delicious and complex, you won't miss the meat if that's your thing. The service was outstanding both times with servers taking time to explain the menu, ask about spice levels, and check in throughout the meal. Go support them, they're a great addition to the neighborhood!

I'm providing this review purely on the food, which was excellent and bursting with complex…read moreflavors. Dishes were beautifully executed. Great presentation and demonstrated the mastery of balancing multiple layers of flavors. Knowing the chef came from Semma in NYC (number 1 restaurant in 2025), I was very impressed and happy with the dishes he recommended. In speaking with the staff, it sounds like they are still adjusting a lot of operations. They still don't have some of the dishes printed out on the temporary menu. Still working on their beverage selection. And staff still need to go through more training. If you come here to expect Michelin star level experience, you will be disappointed. If you are here to experience amazing modern takes on southern Indian cuisine, you will fall in love.

TL;DR: -Food was delicious, beautiful, served quickly…read more-Service was ok to awful. Very pushy, seems they are still 'soft launching' despite reviews going back to at least November 2025 -Only beer and wine If you can set aside abysmal service then I would say give this place a try, as the food was at least very, very good. My three friends and I came here for our 'monthly' dinner out. We made reservations but it didn't appear they were necessary. There is plenty of parking which is a major plus. The inside is beautiful and clean and the tables are BIG which is so nice for family style situations. The first waitress that assisted us was friendly and helpful. We inquired about cocktails and she stated they only served wine and beer. When we asked about the wine list, there wasn't one, and she wasn't able to tell us whites from red and had to go get her notes. While waiting for drinks, a second waitress arrived to take our food order. She seemed very insistent on recommending specific appetizers: mosaru vade, cauliflower varuthathu, and the goat sukka. Everyone in the group seemed fine with those options, so that's what we ordered. Our drinks arrived with a third person who identified herself as the bar manager. She stated cocktails would be 'coming soon' despite reviews from February saying the same thing, and asked if we had any suggestions. One friend suggested a cocktail with mint, I suggested a cocktail with pomegranate, as one of the appetizers had it as an ingredient. We were then told that nether of those suggestions were particularly helpful, as a lot of the ingredients she needed weren't available in India? It was an odd convo and its possible we misunderstood her. By the time ordering entrees came around, I'd started to hear other tables being told certain items on the menu provided were not available. When the same waitress that suggested appetizers came to take our entrees, she didn't even ask what we wanted and instead told us we should order the chicken tikka and the palak paneer. One friend tried to order kal dosa and was told they didn't have it, at which point the waitress again told us what things we should order and then stated 'this is our soft launch, so we don't have some things'. I'd planned on ordering Mangalore Squid for my entree but realized at this point that despite the size of the menu, it was clear that they were only cooking and serving specific items. Everything that we ordered was delicious, beautifully served, and came out hot and quick. I have zero complaints about the food. Once the bill came, the same pushy waitress put down a giant, laminated QR code and insisted we leave a review. We paid, she left, then looped back around, tapped on the QR code and said 'You leaving a review is the most important thing to us' then walked off again. She then came back a third time, said 'are you done with this??' and snatched the QR code so some other table could be pressured into a review I assume. As we were leaving, we merged with another group outside that was discussing their meal and commenting on things reflecting our experience. I told them I could tell them exactly what they ordered despite not being at their table, and then rattled off what we'd been told to order; it was item for item. So my main complaint here is print out a menu that reflects what you're serving. You can't 'soft launch' forever and its actually not fair to your wait staff to set up a menu that results in them having to tell people multiple times that something isn't available while also simultaneously pressuring the table into ordering what IS available. It really tainted the entire experience for me personally.