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    Eggholic - Indian Street Food

    4.3 (27 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Sonal G.

    Ordered their Paneer Gotala and Samosa Roll. Both were yummy with comforting Indian taste. Was happy to see they had special customizable option for Jain on uber eats while ordering.

    Tandoori chicken with rice
    Joshua K.

    I recently went here for a weekday lunch and got the tandoori chicken with rice to go. The portion size and price were reasonable for downtown DC. Despite the restaurant being fairly quiet, it took a while for my food to arrive. The chicken was charred to black in some places; otherwise it was juicy, well-seasoned, and well-cooked. The chicken-to-rice ratio was fantastic, with lots of chicken and not too much rice. The rice was perfectly cooked, and the lime and onions added freshness to the dish. I would recommend Eggholic for a work lunch.

    Rumit P.

    You're hearing it from a Mumbai-born Indian with picky tastes! This place is spectacular! The service was superb, the staff were so nice and friendly, and there was ample seating. Huge menu selection with all kinds of flavors and tastes for an array of palates. You can make the food Indian spicy or keep it mild. The food is absolutely mindblowingly delicious--flavorful, unique, fresh ingredients, and generous portions for the price and location. They have an app and you get $10 off during your birthday month. Earn rewards, eat often! Opened just three weeks ago. I hope they have a long future here in downtown DC. This is my new go-to spot! I'll definitely be back to try one of their many items.

    Chicken Butter Masala, Bread,  Rice
    Elshaddai G.

    Overall the restaurant was very clean especially the bathroom given being located in DC. However the food was mediocre at best but the concept of the restaurant is very unique. I really liked the egg theme of the menu but the delivery was a bit of a miss. I ordered the butter masala chicken for $18 and given the price you would think it comes with rice or bread but it did not, I had to order those items additionally (Heads up: the bread is plain white bread) The food was a bit tasteless and bland. One of my friends got the chicken masala sandwich which was notably better. Given the unique concept of the restaurant I would greatly appreciate a bit of explanation from the staff on how to order.

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    Milin P.

    Eggholic is a nice addition to DC serving traditional Indian street food as well as some Indian classics of paneer, vegetarian and chicken curries Id say Eggholic is more of a lunch spot and recommend sticking to the street food specialties rather than the regular curries, though they are pretty decent if that's what you are craving. Bombay style vegetable sandwich was great, highly recommend The masala papad was mid, skip this

    Saha S.

    EggHolic is hands down the best restaurant that I've tried in DC all year. It's an Indian restaurant that serves mostly vegetarian food, but also has meat options, which I believe is halal. We got two types of grilled cheese sandwiches and they were perfect in every way. The flavor and seasoning was legendary, the texture was perfect, and the service was great, all at a reasonable price too. I plan on coming back here many more times.

    Pooja V.

    Outstanding food. Their thali is flavorful. All the curries are well made. You can tell they put a lot of care in the details in seeing how finely shredded the paneer is in the curry or the bite sized pieces of boiled egg. Highly recommend!

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    2 years ago

    Good spot for a quick bite! Got the chicken tikka wrap and it was pretty good. The real star of the show was the mango lassi - get that!!

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    1 year ago

    Despite request low or no spice, the food was doused in spice and oil and was practically inedible. Never again

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    Food was hot and delicious! The tandoori chicken kabob plate was amazing. Services was wonderful too. Cute place w delicious food.

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    2 years ago

    Best breakfast around. Necessary for anyone trying to expand their understanding of Indian food.

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    2 years ago

    The food was amazing, can't go wrong with anything you order. I recommend the chicken masala sandwich. So good I got two orders of it!

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    2 years ago

    The food was great. I had the holic chicken kabob. The staff were very friendly. Very good Indian street style food.

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    2 years ago

    I ordered a Paneer grill sandwich and the egg-chicken roll, both items tasted great! The service quick and timely also.

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    2 years ago

    Service was so slow I left without the take out for which I had paid. therefore no opinion on food quality.

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