Excellent Indian takeout food. The best I have tried in Portland so far. Both the Naan and the…read moreSamosas were extremely good. And they offer a genuine range of spiciness in their main dishes (which is not typical from American Indian restaurants). The Chicken Kadai I had was generous and well spiced to my taste, for example. I would recommend.

Yum yum yum! Vinay's cooking is amazing, and he is a great guy! Shera Indian Food has a great…read morevariety of authentic Indian food, including plenty of vegetarian dishes. I would particularly recommend trying the aloo matar (potatoes and peas), aloo gobi (potatoes and cauliflower), and the channa masala (chickpeas). The mango lassi is also a must-try!! You can find plenty of covered and uncovered seating in this food cart area, and there is water available. Parking can be a bit tricky, so you may have to circle the surrounding neighborhoods a few times if you go at a busy hour.

I came here with 2 othet people on Saturday evening. The restaurant is not wide, but it has loft…read moreseating and a few small outside tables to serve their customers. We were greeted with enticing scents as we entered. I could have stayed for just that! Unsurprisingly they were busy, but offered to seat us outside. We ordered to share, a vegetarian Thali dinner, a mushroom dish, and samosas. Tikka masala paneer was very tasty, but the palak paneer had a depth of flavor I haven't had with that dish before. There was plenty of food to share. I am really sad I forgot to take pictures, because it looked really good too. Despite it being crowded and sitting outside the server took good care of us. I will be back again. I have a few Indian food restaurants I enjoy, but this place outranks them all.

My wife and I ordered the chicken tikka masala with vegan dried chicken and the Paneer Palak,…read morepaired with garlic naan. Flavors are authentic and tastes pretty standard to what you expect for those dishes. The most notable callout is that the vegan fried chicken is VERY GOOD. That is a must try. I would come back again when I have the craving for Indian food but I don't know if I would be running back for this to be a regular spot for me. Staff is nice and the ambiance is cozy.

Great covered outdoor seating, warm welcoming staff, and fantastic food (I had the burger for…read moreburger week and polos cutlets - just amazing. I ordered to go and will definitely be back some afternoon soon with the family.

First of all, I was very excited to try this fully vegan sri-lankan place (although never heard of…read morethis combination before). Stepping into it, it had great vibes with some trendy outdoor seating with heating and also some shielded indoor seating. You have to place the order with the cashier and hence there was a bit of a long line (also since online orders were also being served, it was impossible to gauge how long it would take for the line to clear up). Figuring out the menu proved difficult and hence I used yelp assistant which suggested a rice curry plate which came with 6 side dishes and rice and pappadam. Along with this, we ordered the stuffed rotis. The rice and curry plate had some similar flavors to south indian tamil cooking and all the flavors were interesting (especially that tangy mango chutney)! However, I felt that the food was over spiced and was really hot for my taste. We also tried their drinks and I felt it was seriously watered down. Overall, it was a cute spot and love the fact that they are fully vegetarian/vegan!

Indian spot that has a lunch buffet, but I came for dinner, which did not have a buffet…read more Staff were friendly! Our server was on top of everything! Cute space with a cool curved ceiling! Dosa was huge and tasty! Naan was perfect! Tandoori mixed grill was solid. Kachumber salad was strange - lots of lettuce and oranges, not what we expected, but a nice counter to the meat and dosa. Good meal, but not the best in town. I will come back to try the lunch buffet!

Small, but delicious and affordable Indian lunch buffet. From my time there, it seemed like things…read moregot replenished regularly and things stayed fresh. Tables are quite close together in some spots. Most tables were empty, but we got sat right next to a table who let their plates or used napkins overflow onto our table. Service was quick in taking it away but, was interesting we were sat there.

Food was pleasantly delicious. There were so much chicken in their biryani and in the tikki massla…read more I really enjoyed the food. The wait was long, and I was hungry. Overall, minus one start, b/c they were busy, and was not able to accurately give me a time- for when my food was ready. This is one of the kitchen in back, with lockers to pick up food. I would definitely return for food- if I'm in the area!

Was unpleasantly surprised to see this was a DoorDash hub/dystopian robot spot. There was no human…read moreinteraction. When ordering the screen forces you to tip 20% and I accidentally tipped that and there was no way to redact that. The samosas were super spicy! The food was good but the forced tip and Amazon locker box vibe was not the best. I wouldn't go back.

This was our first stop in Portland and so glad our trip started the way it did! We got the N/A…read morePandan Colada and Salted Ube Thai Coffee that I am still thinking about. The Pandan colada had a distinct pandan taste which blended so harmoniously with the pineapple and coconut flavor! It was so creamy and just the right amount of sweetness. I am also lucky to have tried their Salted Ube Coconut Cream Thai Coffee because not only was it THE most otherworldly coffee I have had in a while but apparently it is a seasonal offering! I also made sure to let the owner know how delicious it was and that it needs a permanent space on the menu! For food, we got the Nam Khao Tod and the Drunken Noodles. The Nam Khao Tod was amazing - sweet, tangy, and crispy all at the same time! But I would have to say that I didn't really care for the drunken noodles as they were a bit too sweet for me. To finish off our meal we got their famous Pandan Mango Sticky Rice which totally lived up to the hype! The mango was so sweet and juicy (just like how we get them in India) and the pandan sticky rice was perfectly chewy and so flavorful! Honestly, I can't wrap my head around the fact that I was able to find so many of my favorite ingredients at one place - would come back here in a heartbeat if I find myself in Portland again!

Kati is our favorite veggie Thai place! It's a cozy little spot - not too many tables though so…read moremake a reservation online if you don't want to wait. So much flavor in all their dishes - we love the lettuce wraps, curry puffs, sukho thai noodle, pad see ew, specials, mango sticky rice etc. You literally can't go wrong and we always bring visitor here - even if they are meat eaters, the flavors are well worth it!

I got to meet up with my partner for a weekday lunch date here and it was lovely! Since it was…read moreduring the workday, I did not explore their drink menu but I sure wanted to! He had the butter chicken and I had the paneer which are our go-to comfort dishes and we loved it. It was quiet, cozy, with great service and excellent food. Who could ask for more?!

Cute spot, with friendly but slow service- drinks came out after appetizer and we had to ask for…read moreour check 3 times, seemed like they'd forgotten. The items were hit or miss- one cocktail was pretty good though sweet and the other (tamarind margarita) was bad- not sure what was wrong with it but it tasted very odd. The sliders were the most flavorful items but chicken was quite tough, and butter chicken was not very flavorful, while the shots appetizer was probably the best item with garlic naan second. Would give them another shot if a friend wanted to go but wouldn't choose to go again myself.

Indian. Supper Club. Tasty food and good conversation with strangers!…read more You buy tickets online in advance, which are $45 plus a 15% gratuity in advance, for a total of $51.75 each. Our party of five was seated at a communal table with another party of three. We eventually ended up partially joining conversations, but I have mixed feelings about the communal dining format in general, but the more outgoing folks in our party enjoyed it! We had a great time, starting our drinks with individual gin and tonics and then moving to a bottle of wine for a few of us. The food was delicious and very abundant. There was a lot left over on the table after all of courses, which I hope was eaten later by staff. Otherwise it's a lot of waste. Food included samosas with four different sauces including an amazing eggplant dish; roasted seasonal fall vegetables with a yogurt sauce; rice and sautéed greens; chicken kofta meatballs in a tomato curry sauce; Kheer rice pudding with hot spiced chai tea. The chef and staff were friendly and interacted with us while serving. Overall, we had a great dinner and met some interesting folks at our table. A great experience and fairly affordable compared to other supper club type experiences.

One of my favorite meals in a very long time. The $50 fixed price menu focuses on a different…read moreregion of India every few weeks - tonight it was Kerala. There were four generous courses and chai - I cannot stress enough that every course was exceptionally good. There were NO leak winks. Course one - an onion uttapam with fresh coconut chutney and the best sambar I've ever had (and I've had many!). Course two - curry mussels with coconut milk ("Mussels Malabar") served with piping hot flatbread. Course three - rustic chicken curry, served with a lemony rice and a shockingly interesting cabbage dish. Course four - an Indian dessert that was a combination of rice pudding and bananas foster. The entire family left stuffed to the gills and smiling. Dinner is in a cozy kitchen with family style tables - service was extremely attentive but convivial. I would not hesitate to go again. At $50 a person, it's a great value and walks the perfect line between elegance/sophistication and comfort/warmth.

Ordered the Punjabi Goat Masala and it abs was the best I have ever tasted. I have had this dish at…read moreother restaurants and this completely blew me away! Flavor, spices, some fresh cilantro, juicy meat pieces, amount of heat were beyond perfect. it was great with the whole wheat roti! 11/10, cant wait to come back!

Among the best Indian food I've had in Portland. Tastes good, looks good, good portion sizes…read more Abundant vegetarian options. Leftovers held up nicely. The service was great. It is definitely a casual spot, and they seem to do a lot of business in takeout. It was very empty and quiet when I was there. It might feel different if more people were there.

All the great dishes you'd want from an Indian restaurant. We went there for dinner on Tuesday…read morenight and ordered several dishes and pakora which is gluten free. The saag paneer, korma and aloo gobhi were delicious. The service was friendly and he brought us complimentary papadam. We had a table by the window which helped with the ambience. They could use some better lighting and maybe someone would help with decor to brighten it up. Would go again. Great price, service and food!

This is a fab choice for people needing gluten free and dairy free options - - and they make it so…read moreeasy by labeling things clearly on the menu. We had a lovely lunch here on xmas eve day. They have a nice sized dining area with plenty of tables for big and small groups. Service was friendly and helpful. Food was delicious. We will definitely be back. Street parking can be a little tricky around there so you might have to walk a bit from a side street. Bathrooms are in the back.