In the mood for quick Indian food in Austin but not the heavier variety? want fast food Bombay…read morestyle? Then this is the place for you! From fan favorites like Pani Puri and Seb puri and pav bhaji to the signature Bombay Sandwich and Puri Bhaji and Chole and Parathas, this place has the tastiest offerings. Just mouth watering food that is amazing and tasty. Located conveniently off of I-35 in Austin so easily accessible barring traffif, with ample parking, you will love their selection. They have carrot halwa which is just incredible desert. Vada Pav is another amazingly done dish. The gentleman taking orders feels like your uncle Ben in how calm and friendly he is. Definitely must visit as once you do you could become a regular. it just hits that spot nicely. They also give you free bottled water and food is incredibly tasty.

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.

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 randomly decided to try this place on Friday. I will say it did not disappoint!! I got chicken…read moretikka masala and garlic naan. This is my go to order. I have tried several places but this by far is the most authentic. I used to have a favorite place I went to and would drive 20-40 min for it. This place has them beat and I'm not far from them I will be back. The only thing is when they say 8-10 min be prepared to wait 20-25 min.

I normally order takeout from this spot however I dined inside on Friday. We started off with onion…read morebhaji then I had the chicken Chana masala with garlic naan. The dish was delicious, warm and perfectly seasoned. They asked me about the spice level for my main dish and I went with medium, but next time I will go hotter. Service was excellent. They were attentive and friendly. I also loved that you can scan your receipt and pay right from your phone. Super convenient and high tech! We will definitely be back again soon for fresh and warm food.

Savory curry that's soothing and delicious! Appreciate the extensive selection and great prices…read more Nice portions as we had plenty of leftovers. They had a clean and neat interior with a welcoming atmosphere. Our food came out quickly after ordering. The food was super hot so be careful not to burn yourself. The Chicken Tikka Masala and Chicken Channa Masala are tasty! Choose your spice level on a scale of 1-5. We got #3 for medium, which had good heat without being overpowering. Love all the different spices that gave much depth. Both curries were super flavorful, so a small scoop on top of your given rice goes a long way. The Garlic Naan had some subtle garlic flavor and you can see real bits of garlic on top. Would have liked a stronger garlic flavor. Nice flakiness though. It is kind of hidden in the back of the plaza next to the Cinemark theaters. Make the trip over there for delicious curries!

Every thing is good with lots of choices and good buffets good service prices are okayread more

From the owner: "Authentic Indian restaurant specializing in biryani and Hyderabadi mandi. Extensive drink menu…read morefeaturing cocktails, mocktails, and alcoholic beverages. Savor traditional flavors in a welcoming atmosphere."

Picture this...heavy thunderstorms...rain is so heavy it literally feels like cats and dogs are…read morehitting your roof. That is what happened today. It is the type of day that makes you want to eat comfort food. Bombay to Kathmandu was the ideal place for some lentil soup and naan. My soup was steaming hot and my naan quite tasty. Walking into Bombay to Kathmandu feels like being transported around the world. The beaded curtains, tin doors and other Indian Nepali artifacts made the place appear authentic. I placed my order with the cashier, who was warm and welcoming. The menu is remarkably diverse, offering classic Indian favorites alongside traditional Nepali dishes, which makes it stand out. The restaurant is known for its momos, curry dishes and aromatic sauces. Importantly, there are plenty of options for both meat lovers and vegetarians. Their creative fusion items, including curry inspired pizzas are their specialties. My soup was quite generous and filling. Prices are reasonable, and the food consistently delivers big on taste. The staff was friendly and willing to help with spice levels and menu recommendations.

This place is close to my home, so we often order food from here. The only item I really enjoy is…read morethe chili momo. We once ordered samosas for catering, but they were disappointing. The filling was overly oily, and the taste wasn't great.

We had just came back from lunch this afternoon, and I just wanted to say that the service was…read morefantastic.The food was delicious and the dish I had ordered was just right. I also love the fact that the robot busboy did a phenomenal job with making sure that our dirty dishes were returned to the kitchen to be washed. KEEP up the great work Sangam Staff!!!

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 wait might be finally over to find a restaurant that serves good North Indian dishes…read more Went there for father's day, ordered the Chicken Vindaloo, Malai Kofta and Aloo Gobi. Had an amazing number of buttered naans with those. Very delicious food. I will need to try their Nepali food next, but even though this place is a 30 mins car ride. It's worth it.

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.

I'd give this place 3.5 stars if I could. It was decent Indian food, but definitely not the best…read moreI've had. The tacos were by far my favorite -- I honestly would've been happy if that's all I ordered. The masala fries and paneer pizza, though, were nothing special. The pizza had way too much cheese and didn't have much flavor unless I used the malai sauce. The staff was very nice, and I'd come back for their tacos, but probably not for anything else.

I popped by for dinner last week after seeing the great reviews. Unfortunately, both meals I…read moresampled did not live up to expectations. My tikka wrap was almost entirely mozzarella with a smattering of chicken bits, tomato, and onion. It overwhelmed me, an avowed cheese lover, so I maxed out after two bites. I handed it off to my sweet husband who will eat anything while I tucked into his butter chicken. The naan and curry were tasty, but the chicken was so dry that I gave up after two more bites. Such a bummer because I'm always on the hunt for reasonably priced, fast casual meal spots to add into the rotation.