Nice upscale restaurant with nice decor. Average noise levels with accommodations for large group…read more 5 star for service. Staff waited patiently and were generous with their recommendations and with their time. Food was great. We ordered 4 appetizers: spinach chaat, choti matar ki Kachori and aloo chaat and farreh. Spinach chaat was outstanding as was aloo chaat. Farreh is an acquired taste so if you like dry doughy textured appetizers then this one is for you. On the main course front: the sapkahita stood out. The lithi choka was a bit with some of us but a bit of a miss for me. I found it too spicy for my taste (but received fair warning from our server in advance). Dessert: 4.5 stars for the Jalebi. Cooked in ghee and made fresh and served warm with Rabri. It was so good, I took another serving to go! Definitely a place to go to f you're in the Seattle area!

We visited for lunch to try the Kashi Food Festival and had a wonderful experience. Since we had a…read morereservation, we were seated right away. We ordered all the festival specials, and everything arrived surprisingly quickly. Each dish was beautifully prepared, full of flavor, and absolutely delicious. The quality was consistently excellent across the board, which is something Banaras continues to do exceptionally well. Dining here is always a great experience, and this festival was no exception. The Kashi specials were a true delight for the taste buds, and we're glad we had the opportunity to try them. Highly recommended!

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Good food, but small portion sizes. We had Chole bhature, veg noodles and samosa chaat.read more

Very good food and the owner are nice . Definitely would come back again …read more Best Indian food truck

It's a food truck parked outside of a convenience store at a gas station…read more Quality of food and the owner - both are very nice and I really appreciate the meat to rice ratio. There was decent flavors too. My only issue is the price. I'm won't be picking up food here anytime soon as I don't think the price is fair or accurate. I find this to be a running theme with one off family run businesses who have no experience or background in pricing. It's pretty clear that they don't bother doing enough market or competitive research. Instead they charge whatever they want. Until there's common sense prices I'm going to keep looking. I do recommend this place, please check them out if you can afford it because the food is great.

I made the mistake of eating in the restaurant. I like the fact that it's a family-run restaurant…read more I hate the comically bad level of service, poor cleanliness of the restaurant, and the sound of a noisy refrigerator while three big screen televisions were switched off. I honestly think they hate it when someone wants to eat in the restaurant. From a "server" who tossed plates and disposable flatware onto our table, to the "specials" that were the most expensive items on the menu, the place is not a warm or welcoming atmosphere for a lunch. The food tasted good but the health department warning on the door, indicating multiple serious cleanliness issues, makes me concerned for the potential aftermath. I'd advise against this establishment.

Superlative sambar and great masala dosa!…read more Sad to see the many negative reviews of this place from years past, because on our visit in May 2024 the masala dosa and sambar combo we got were expertly done, and the copious servings were so tasty that we asked to meet the kitchen chef. He had recently come from India after doing a course in hotel management and obviously knew his craft very well. What a shame that this restaurant has earned such bad reputation. We were the only in-house diners on a Sunday at brunch time when neighboring Indian restaurants were full of customers. Multiple chutneys, potato and pea masala inside the dosa, and especially the stellar sambar will definitely make me a repeat customer here. The variety of dosas is pleasing and they have a range of other tiffin style south Indian entrees. Sometimes going off the beaten track and outwitting the Yelp algorithms are beneficial. We had a nice warm chat with the chef and he gave us samples of other things he had made because we told him his sambar was superlative (it really was). Altogether we had a warm, homely, non-capitalistic dining experience in the sanitized corporatocracy that is Bellevue. This was a priceless experience.

I haven't been in Crossroads mall in forever and I swear the moment you walk through the doors, I…read morehad myself questioning what year it was because I thought I was transported to the year 2008. You're in an old food court with people reading books they just bought from half priced books, there's a live band called the "Criminal Squirrel Orchestra" singing their experimental folk indie in matching hot pink tees thanking the audience for putting up with them after each song lol, and all the restaurants has that "Global Village Coffeehouse" aesthetic (look it up you'll know what I mean ). The old navy and Barnes and nobles have their old logo, there are middle aged artists and craftsman tabling their handmade pottery, quilted aprons, or homegrown beeswax, an extremely worn out play area with children running around, you can see people on computers at the library which is connected to the food court? and kids riding on those kiddie car rides that rock back and forth... everything was pure nostalgia and it's all preserved here in Bellevue. Anyways the food was amazing; I didn't know what half the menu items were but I trusted google reviews for this one and the portions and range of flavors did not disappoint. James at first was hesitant because it was all vegetarian but everything was so flavorful, had so many textures we didn't even think about craving meat. There is something for everyone at this food court and there's even a Dick's just beyond the parking lot.

Every things tasted bad . Awful katori chaat . Bad burnt kulcha. Hated it . Waste of money . Will…read morenever order from there again.

One of my favorite fast casual Indian restaurants is a brick and mortar! There's still the food…read moretruck that's still very popular during lunch due to office crowds, so this is a nice change of pace. I ordered for dinner and it was not busy at all. Prices are also cheaper here than the food truck setup in South Lake Union. I took advantage of the BOGO single pod with chicken tikka so I paid about $9 for 2 which is a good deal, but even at regular pricing, it's great value. Food quality is comparable. I can see myself coming here more often as it's open through dinner and is close to my office

The food was very tasty, but the ordering experience and customer service experience was…read morefrustrating. I placed my order through Yelp, which redirects customers to DoorDash for fulfillment. Unfortunately, there was no option to specify the spice level for the paneer masala side dish, despite the restaurant description highlighting customizable spice levels as part of its offering. Because I have health-related dietary concerns, I called the restaurant immediately after placing the order to request a mild spice level. The staff member who answered was initially unable to locate my order, even after I spelled out the name multiple times, which significantly delayed the process. My husband later called and was able to get someone to find the order, but when I called back again to confirm the mild spice request, I was told it was too late to make any changes. I also had an earlier issue when I accidentally went to the wrong location and called for assistance. Rather than providing the Bellevue location's direct number or helping redirect me, I was placed on hold multiple times, which added to the inconvenience. While the food itself was excellent, the customer service and ordering experience were disappointing. Since the Yelp/ DoorDash ordering flow does not allow customers to specify spice preferences for certain items, I expected more flexibility and consideration when I called immediately after placing the order with a reasonable health-related request.

Get the CNM chai. But get it in a terra cotta cup for the full authentic experience. Loved the…read morethickness and spices of the chai. Service was quick and lots of tables to sit at. Would come again

Got a chai here and nothing too special. They do make it fresh in the back as i see many people…read moreorder it as well. The service is slow and not sure why when I order just a cup of chai. It is also hard to find parking here. Very limited on a busy street. I did not tip for a drink that was for "to go" but they charged me a $2 tip. I'm am writing to dispute the charge to my CC company as I have tried to do it on Square app but it didn't work.

This review is long overdue since I've been coming to Chaat House for a number of years. Initially…read morethere were long wait times, and it seemed to be quite a popular place. The quality is a hit or miss but nine times out ten, the food has been pretty good especially their chaat items. Today I had a craving for chaat and so popped in with my family after a long time. Today I decided to try the Rada patties. It was very fresh and, and all the flavors came together very nicely.. My husband tried the Dahi puri which was also good. The Thali, however, was strictly average. If you decide to visit, I suggest sticking to the chaat items, since from experience, it has been consistently good. I also recommend the paav bhaji. If you have never been here, or it's been a while, it's time to give it a try. We went there on a Saturday evening and the service was quick, and the prices were reasonable.

Taste was terrific: - dahi bhalle…read more- paneer paratha - aloo paratha - Hakka noodles - dahi puri Service was quick - at times slightly chaotic as they forgot to give some accompaniments with the parathas. But nothing that couldn't be remedied by a quick walk back to the pick up counter. They also have no onion/garlic options on every dish we ordered. Crowd build up on a Tuesday evening was more than I expected. One thing to note - compared to the Bay Area, equivalent food quality was at least 50% more expensive. So that did take me my surprise. But it is still a highly recommended option.