Stopped by to get the non-veg lunch box and it was a great value and taste!…read more The chicken curry had plenty of spices, the rumali roti was plentiful, the daal hit the spot, and the appetizer (some kind of fried chicken tender?) was also good. The rice was definitely plentiful and made the meal super filling too, all for $10! Would recommend and I'll be back!

This is the most horrible food and service that I had ever in an Indian restaurant…read more The person who was taking order was rude and super distracted and couldn't even take proper order. I wanted to eat specific food which is on their menu like chaat and the green chatni and mix of weird combo that they called papri chaat was served which tasted, smelled and looked horrible. Their cafe pakora weee cold and horrible taste. The samosas were only edible thing but that too the filing was horrible. The way they served us with spoons, plates was very offending as if they don't care who is coming to their restaurant.

We had such a great experience at Suprabhat! The owner was incredibly kind and took the time to…read morehelp us understand the menu and figure out exactly what to order. I had the Paneer Butter Masala, and it was absolutely fantastic--creamy, flavorful, and definitely something I'd order again. We also tried the Gobi Manchurian, which is deep-fried cauliflower in a sweet and tangy sauce. It was delicious and had a pretty good kick to it--but I'm also a total wimp when it comes to spice! The restaurant was packed, the food tasted fresh and authentic, and everyone was so welcoming. I really appreciated how helpful they were since we weren't very familiar with the menu. We will definitely be back! Highly recommend, especially if you're new to Indian food and want someone to help guide you toward something you'll love.

Service is damn slow, though it wasn't crowded. The taste has really gone south. The filter-coffee…read moretook close 20 mins to get served though we requested it as the starter and had to check on it multiple times. This is my third visit and I visit here only because it is a pure vegetarian restuanrt but they really need to work on the taste and service. I have also ordered catering from this place. My order: Filter coffee Hot Badam Milk Poori - channa masala Idly Vada Idly and Poori werent served piping hot but it was only warm! That would sum up the entire place! Channa masala was authentic. Vada was nice and crispy. Badam Milk was great.

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.

We found Himalayan Flavor on Yelp. I really wanted to order the Jhol Momos, but they didn't have…read moreany made with lamb--only chicken and cabbage. 8 was pretty happy that I ordered the lamb momos, which were steamed and had a mild flavor with a hint of ginger. I wish the sauce had been spicy so I could have been hit with more flavor. I think this restaurant is new, so they are still getting used to cooking new dishes. I would try this again in a few months when more people are ordering and asking for stronger flavors.

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.

Stopped by for lunch and ordered the lunch special. Plenty of food that tastes delicious. I'm ok…read morewith spicy so I usually get a little more spicy then medium. The food comes quickly so the wait is not long. When you sit down they present you with a bottle of water and a chip as an appetizer. The place has several tvs playing Indian drama and music. There ate booths or regular seating. Biriani Pot offers good food at a reasonable price!

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!!

I've ordered from Bayleaf Indian Restaurant many times, and while it's always been okay, today's…read moredelivery was really disappointing. My food arrived hot, which was a plus, but unfortunately that was about the only positive. I ordered the chicken shahi korma, medium spice, with plain naan. The korma had basically zero spice, even though I ordered it medium, and the portion was noticeably smaller than what I've received in the past. The naan was absolutely unacceptable. It was extremely hard, stale and had been sitting around for who knows how long. It just crumbled into pieces to where I couldn't even eat it and had to throw it away. After ordering from here so many times, I expected better. This was easily my worst experience with Bayleaf, and I was very disappointed with the quality of today's food. And to whoever packed the naan up, shame on you.

Every time our family wants to go out for Indian food, the name "Rock N Grill" always comes up…read more Unlike many Indian restaurants in Austin, it offers a wide variety of both North and South Indian cuisines. My husband and I visit regularly--almost every month. The restaurant is spacious and very clean. They serve food on Corelle dinnerware, which elevates the dining experience, and keep several water bottles on each table for convenience. In addition to the waitstaff, they use a food delivery robot, which adds a fun touch. Yesterday, we ordered the Chicken Tikka Kebab, Chole Bhature, and 10 pieces of Dahi Puri. The food arrived quickly, with the kebabs still sizzling on the plate. The spice level of the Tikka Kebab was spot on, and the Chole Bhature was delicious--even getting a stamp of approval from my husband! The Dahi Puris were so good that we couldn't stop eating until they were all gone. We highly recommend this spot.

I had high hopes for this place. It has a little robot that delivers your food and looked busy…read more We dropped in after an event nearby. They have an extensive menu so it looked promising. However, the food was OK, not amazing but OK. I would say that Tarka (the chain restaurant) has comparable or better food. I've never been to India but as far as Indian restaurants in NYC, Houston, and London, I'd put this place slightly below Tarka. The service is where it really fell apart. We were seated in the very back near their storage. I'm not sure if they forgot about us but we had to ask for a glass for soda 3 times. We had to ask for a bag for our to go containers several times and the bill. The bill and the bag never came so we eventually went to the front to get a bag and the bill. And the saddest part was that our food wasnt even delivered by the robot. But the robot and the menu were confusing. The robot would deliver the food but a human sever still had to follow it to serve the food so unclear what the robot really does (compared to Tokyo). The menu was an iPad but you couldn't order off of it. You still ordered from a human so... Not totally sure how it's better than the places where you can order through a QR code or app. Execution was a miss here with the robot, the table menus, and the service. The price for the OK food was OK. The price was on par with the food so that's the only saving grace giving it 3 stars. If it had been overpriced, it would be 2 stars.

Staying at a nearby hotel and it was a pleasant evening for a short walk to and from dinner. What a…read morefind! Had the Paneer Fingers as an appetizer and they were pretty good; but for the entree I ordered the Tandoori Mixed Grill and it was incredible!! Three different types of chicken, plus lamb and salmon. All of them fantastic! Strongly recommended for you Austinites - and I'll visit again on my next trip here as well.

Lady behind the counter was nice. The establishment was clean and typical bar layout. The food…read morewasn't good unfortunately. Almost everything was burnt. The paneer tastes old, and the Tikka was extremely thick, gritty, and had no flavor besides being salty. No spices no anything. Tikka is my top 3 favorite dishes and this was almost the worse one I had. Barely any chicken and mainly bell pepper. Spent good money, tipped on take out, and didn't care about throwing the food out. I hoped we 'd found another hit.

Ye swill come Back- halal option availability is what worlds…read morefor me . This time taste was good as well

Do I recommend this restaurant, despite its delicious cuisine and affordable prices? That's a hard…read moreNO. Spice Fine Indian Cuisine is a diamond (surely some of the best Indian food I have eaten in Austin) ... or a chunk of coal. Let me put it another way... I waited to see if I got sick before I wrote this review. For perspective, I grew up in Mexico. I'm not easily frightened away, but I can spot red flags. First thought upon arrival: "So glad I checked their health score on Yelp." See Spice Fine Indian Cuisine (95 out of 100). Upon closer inspection, Spice Fine Indian Cuisine (aka AG's Spice, aka Pushpa) has an abysmal record. In fact, this restaurant is simultaneously operating under three different names and has three different Yelp pages. Please see my photos to review their Food Establishment Inspection Scores from Austin's Open Data Portal. A score of 58 just last year would be considered poor and would indicate that the restaurant has had multiple critical violations, such as issues with food handling, storage, or cleanliness. In Texas, the lowest health rating a restaurant can receive is an F, or a score of 70 or below. This is a travesty, because the food really, truly was delicious, and their offerings are fascinating. If this place were truly cleaned up, it could easily become the toast of the town... it was that good. They specialize in Hyderabad cuisine- something I know nothing about - but they also serve many of American's favorite dishes, such as curry, or Tikka Masala. Red flags: - The man who came to our table to "check" on us was so unkempt that it was remarkable. His hair had not seen shampoo for a very long time. I speculate that he was one or all of the following: owner, manager, chef. - Tables and menus had been wiped clean with a very greasy cloth or sponge. The glass top was streaked everywhere. - Bits of dried old food on supposedly clean dishes (we were handed a stack of dinner plates, and two of them had them). I imagine that they use an industrial dishwasher, so I wasn't alarmed. Still... - We were the only people in the place for two hours (5-7pm) on a Saturday, which happened to be the restaurant's Happy Hour, according to their website. - A very dead potted plant right next to reception. - Three restaurant name changes? - We were seated in a booth which was not flush against the wall. In the crack, I spotted a fork, a newspaper and a wadded tissue.