I placed my first order (veg biryani, bread pakora) earlier this afternoon…read more It is delicious healthy food made with quality organic ingredients, love and came fresh and warm. The process to order and delivery was seamless with delightful service. One minor feedback is the smaller quantity for the price, which missed my expectation mark for the Biryani. I may order agin to try other menu items. They charge $2 for local delivery.

Yummy home-cooked regional Indian streetfood delivered!! Available meals can be ordered for Friday…read moredinnertime and Sat/Sun brunchtime. This is not the typical restaurant stuff, very light on oil and a small menu that changes daily (check the website) it's been a nice break from cooking (and monotony) being sheltered in place. It's a small operation/family business you can feel good about supporting. Generous portions and reasonable prices too!

Recently did grocery shopping here for a festival the store was well stocked and found everything I…read moreneeded Next to it is Michael's in the same complex so if you need decor for an upcoming event it's super convenient Ample of parking at the plaza and store is open until late

This Indian store is a lot bigger than I ever expected. They carry fresh produce, a massive lineup…read moreof snacks, all sorts of prepackaged foods. I checked out tea selection. They had some teas where I had good experiences many years ago. Who knows what has happened in since then. The expiration dates ranged from a few months from today to two years in the future. Check the expiration dates before you purchase. To my ignorant eyes, I couldn't even guess at the identity of 98% of the items. I did recognize a few items which I've had before. They seem to be part of most Indian meals and they're quite delicious. Unfortunately, the carb count is so high that I can't really eat them anymore. The size of the store is big enough that there is an array of each product so you have great selection. I couldn't tell if the prices were high or low so I took a bunch of pictures and you can decide for yourself. The kitchen area seems super well stocked. I recognized a spice/coffee/peppermill. I actually purchased this. It was a total disaster. The brand was kinjal. It was completely unable to grind peppercorn. I tried grinding oregano . No dice. Since the item cannot be returned, I am stuck with recycling it. I recognize a press. I would have guessed it was a tortilla press, but I doubt that was it. I have just purchased a tortilla press. The only drawback was mine is bigger and more suited to what I want. I recognized the mortar and pestles.. They were made of heavy stone and I didn't recognize what it was made of. But the price is sure better than the marble mortar and pestle that I purchased 40 years ago. I saw something that looked like a wok. It was so large that there is no possible way for me to heat that thing. To me the only way to handle a wok that big would have to be a bonfire. Also, who the heck makes that much food. I think this is an implement that is most useful for a restaurant. There was an array of copper products. Pure copper. Hand hammered. The price was amazing, but I don't really need these items. I reluctantly passed them by. But the prices were astonishingly low for copper. Now copper has antimicrobial properties so I felt higher confidence in performance than rival products made of glass or stainless steel. If you let copper form the reddish brown patina, the patina is more durable and has higher antimicrobial activity than pure copper. This is the reason why copper pipes command such a high price and last longer than other materials. For now it's time for me to acquire an Indian cookbook so I can have a shot at recognizing at least some of the ingredients. Like many Asian stores cleanliness was certainly not the highest priority. The floor was faintly grubby, although the products didn't have any dust or dirt. But an enormous number of products had no expiration dates so who knows. But based on my experience with the teas I decided I would not pick up spices here. They do have a section with whole spices and powdered but Indian cooking seems to have shifted to pre-milled spice packets. I certainly appreciate this convenience. It also means I have a shot at recognizing the mix. I did not eat any of the prepared foods. Most of them looked carb high and oily. I have problems tolerating both so it was a hard pass for me. I ended up buying an assortment of kitchen implements which filled some of the holes in my collection. That's pretty impressive since my collection is extensive. Since my alternative source is Amazon the prices were reasonable. Service was snappy and I paid for my item in about in a few minutes. Since the equipment cannot be returned they were meticulous about inspecting items before allowing me to inspect it myself.

I have tried Vada Paav's from this place and it was just OK in taste and presentation. If you are…read morefrom Maharashtra or Gujarat in India and you have preset benchmarks on how vada paav's should taste and how spicy they should be, you won't like it that much. The vada doesn't have the authentic taste and the chutney's weren't fresh, and paav's were not at all soft. All in all, you can go to Annapurna, Milpitas, I think they have the best vada paav in the Bay Area.

I came across the restaurant while looking for some ethnic Indian food in the area. Ordered Malai…read moreKofta and was amazing. Cranberry with Kofta was a nice twist and the flavor ofnl the curry was mind-blowing. Kadai chicken was amazing as well. Will try their Biryani next time.

I'm truly surprised at the low ratings. A lot of them seem to be from 2018 and 2019. My Green Lunch…read moreis a great company and the food choices are wonderful! Thank goodness for compostable containers that the lunches are packed in. It's hard to run a small business and MGL is doing a fantastic job. The food is definitely delicious!!!!!! Recommended. :D

My son has been ordering from My Green Lunch and he loves the food. We like the menu options…read more(teriyaki chicken, veggie nuggets, sun butter and jelly sandwich, French toast) and they come in non-plastic containers. There are often small and large portion options.

I came to San Jose to celebrate a friend's graduation. I saw all the "yes" confirmations so I…read morelooked forward to going and seeing everyone. What could top the stories and the good company? Well, dinner. We started with a roasted butternut squash soup. I love butternut squash soup - making it, eating it, so I thought, okay! And then I had some; and that was when the evening took everybody on a tabletop road trip to Napa. The warm bowl carried the gold of sunny afternoon gardens. Seriously, all my future homemade soups will forever be reaching back to that bowl. What next? Mixed green salad, filet mignon, with hummus & pita bread for the table. The salad was so fresh and beautiful: cherry tomatoes, orange wedges, avocado and pine nuts, all bursting with flavor and color. The filet mignon was amazingly tender and so sweet, the way it can be when it's exceptional. The hummus was light and fit so well with the mild balsamic vinegar on the salad. Whatever bite I took, each flavor held the other flavors up. I was halfway through the dinner before it hit me that I needed to take photo of this. I will try to add it to the gallery - you can see how gorgeous, I only wish I took it from the start! Food can make or break a party. When it's bad, it makes you want to leave. When it's great, it's all you can talk about. Who knew that a catered meal could make us all feel so appreciated as guests, like we were the ones being celebrated! The Health Taste elevated the entire evening and impressed. Organic, local, delicious food - I could eat like this every day!

We hired The Health Taste for our School Commencement Event and the food and service was Amazing!…read moreI would really recommend them.

We love food here and we come here very often. Ghongura Mutton Biryani, Chicken 65 are our all time…read morefavorites. They are a must must try!! We tried Laccha Parantha and Chicken Zalzalar recently and it turned out great. Service has improved a lot lately. Keerthi was helping us during our recent and she is very professional and assisted us well.

Food was ok. I've been at better Indian places for the same cuisine…read more Hyderabad Chicken 65 is good here

Have continued to try new dishes. The banana bread is phenomenal. Have picked up the meats by the…read morepound. Flank steak was cooked beautifully and lasted for a few meals. I continue to be surprised by the flavor because I am not a fan of reheated food in general. I had an enchilada, which was more like a wet burrito. The salsa has a nice flavor to it. I think this would just be better as a burrito but I did eat almost all of it soooooo.... However I did add a little extra cheese and eat an avocado with it. Still really happy with the food from here.

This is mainly a meal subscription type of business, but you can go to this store to buy healthy…read morepre-prepped meals. The store does not have any dine-in options because it's not a restaurant. The very fit lady at the counter was friendly and helpful. She said all the meals were made on the premises. She also was mindful of any food restrictions I may have, and I appreciated that.

Have always been very curious about this Indian market near home and pleasantly surprised with the…read morevariety of snacks and fresh samosas! The samosas were very tasty and will be frequenting more to get them often!

This Indian grocery store has gone through a lot of transformation. Though I used to go there for…read morebuying some last minute items, I recently ordered for a gathering. Great customer service and the items that I had ordered were very good. I got Sabudana Vada, poori, aloo bonda and laddoo.