I really enjoyed all the food I had here and look forward to coming back. Staff was friendly, service was quick

My husband saw a reel for this Austin Indian fine dining spot, so we decided to visit around 3:30 PM after a long, exhausting grocery shopping trip. While the restaurant has a beautiful, spacious dining room and a massive bar area where we were seated comfortably, the experience quickly went downhill. The service was incredibly frustrating. We were never offered water upon sitting down, and when we explicitly asked for it, our request was ignored. We spent our entire meal without water. When we tried ordering our first drink choice, the Aam Panna, they were out of it, so we switched to a sweet and salt soda. Unfortunately, the food did not make up for the service. We ordered the Naari Koti chicken fry, garlic naan, butter roti, and MB's chicken curry. The only highlight was the garlic naan, which was genuinely good, and the Naari Koti chicken fry was decent. However, the chicken curry was highly disappointing and lacked flavor. Though the server eventually came back to ask if we wanted anything else and I had heard good things about their Apricot Delight but the rest of the meal was so lackluster that we decided to skip dessert and just wrap things up. Between the terrible service and mediocre food, it was a massive disappointment. We will not be returning and cannot recommend this place to anyone. read more

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It was our first time in and the interior took us by surprise. It was very pretty, feels like a fancy restaurant but there's a few details like the cups that have chips of paint missing that tell you otherwise. Otherwise the space is clean and the set up is nice. Our waiter was nice enough, but didn't really do anything besides take our order and bring out a couple of dishes when the food was ready. There were pitchers of water on every table so its pretty self service for water. The food is pretty good. Really enjoyed the tikka masla and the dish is definitely enough to feed 2 ppl with the rice and naan bread. There was also a bakery next door that I stopped to check out and the little desserts looked so good! I would be interested in going back to try other items from their menu, especially with it being so big of a menu, however I will note that when you leave there is a particular smell of curry or spices that hang on to you. It might just be a me thing but I dont enjoy smelling like food after I eat and the smell of curry sticks to my hair, clothes, even my handbag. Which tells me that there might not be good ventilation in the kitchen potentially. Overall, not the best Indian food I've had but not bad for being in the area when the craving hits. read more

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This is the newest Halal meat shop in the Pflugerville area. At this point in time of this writing, they're still getting things together. However, they are open for business and they do serve fresh cut Halal chicken and goat meat only. There is no beef or pork sold here. This meat shop is located in a strip center where you'll see Mama Bros name over half the center. Mama Bros is the anchor Indian restaurant in the center and is apparently affiliated with this location. There are some other items to choose from along the wall, but the place is fairly sparse with no seating. Unfortunately, the woman behind the counter spoke no English, just Spanish. Nonetheless, if you're looking for some Halal meat and don't mind the language barrier, it's worth the visit. read more

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We had our first experience at Mama Bor's recently and it was very good, so we decided to celebrate a special occasion there with a group of 12. While the table was set up nicely and the reservation was handled well, the experience with the food and service unfortunately fell short. We ordered Gobi Manchurian (medium spice), but it came out extremely spicy. For the Lotus Stem appetizer, we requested one spicy and two medium, but all three had the same spice level. The main course was even more disappointing. The naan was overly salty to the point we couldn't eat it. Even after mentioning it, the rest of the naan still came out the same way. The beetroot kofta was just okay, while the Bombay Paneer Butter Masala and Karaikudi Paneer were not good. On top of that, the entrées were served in a messy, staggered way--curries and naan didn't come out together, and I had to ask multiple times for naan to be brought to the table. For a special occasion, we were expecting much better. Sadly, the food quality and service did not live up to our first experience. read more

We visited this restaurant for dinner along with another family. The place was clean, well-maintained, and had a pleasant ambiance--definitely a step up compared to many other Indian restaurants in town. The menu was quite extensive, offering a good variety of traditional and fusion dishes. We appreciated seeing some new and interesting items that aren't typically available elsewhere. The appetizers were a highlight--everything we ordered was flavorful and well-prepared. The soya chaap, in particular, stood out with its texture and seasoning; it was easily one of the best dishes of the night. For the main course, we tried the beet kofta. While it sounded promising and was presented nicely, the taste was just average--not something we'd order again. We also ordered a kids' portion of vegetable Hakka noodles, which surprisingly turned out to be quite spicy despite being from the kids' menu. It might be worth the kitchen considering a milder version for younger palates. That said, the adults at the table actually enjoyed it, so the flavor profile was still solid--just not kid-friendly. When it came to drinks, we were intrigued by the creative cocktail menu. Unfortunately, the server assisting us seemed unfamiliar with the drinks and couldn't explain the ingredients or make recommendations. I did try one of the cocktails, but it turned out to be quite disappointing--lacking both balance and flavor. The dining space is suitable for families and groups, with enough room to feel comfortable. They also have a attached space for parties available to rent . And a bakery / to-go food section to grab desserts or any other quick bites if you wanna grab and go ! read more

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Ambience: It's nice, however a little dark. A little bit more proper lighting should help. The tables are wobbly, but utensils and everything is clean. It's a casual restaurant, that looks a little fancy. I rate the ambience for the price as 3 stars. Service: Our server was nice, she was sloshed with tables, but still greeted with a smile and took feedback too in the end. Some things that was weird was the curries came with no serving spoon, the appetiser came with a tiny fork. Apart from these misses service was 4 star. Food: We ordered Chef's special, lotus stem appetiser and it was just top notch. It was gobi manchurian made with lotus stem. I highly recommend that. For drinks we had Aam Panna and Jaljeera Mohito. Aam Panna was a mango slushy and not aam panna, Jaljeera Mohito needed a little sugar to balance it out. For the price mocktails are like 2 star, a little disappointing. In main course we had Bombay Paneer butter masala and Dal Makhni. Both were good, like 4 stars. Breads however a different story, Garlic naan was perfect, Mint Parantha was naan with mint on it, Gobi Kulcha was kameeri naan with gobi on it and Masala roti was made of same dough and was the worst one. Sadly even rice was boiled a bit too much and was not great. All in all a mixed bunch, food is like 3 stars. Mama bros is a great addition to ATX desi food scene. There are a few misses I hope the owners work on those as majority food is nice. read more

First time here and I was pleasantly surprised by this place over all. Tucked in a small strip center with lots of parking outside. They also have meat market and banquet hall next to the restaurant. Upon entering I was surprised by the ambiance. Looked like some club or something with pitch black walls. Bar seemed pretty good too. Our server was very knowledgeable and gave us good recommendations. We ordered chicken seekh kababs, Pompheret fish and soya chaap for appetizers. They were all good. For main course we ordered paneer and chicken biryani which was good as well. Will definitely be back again.. read more

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Mama Bros was an interesting place and had been a place we wanted to try. The food was solid but as a vegetarian, there are not nearly as many options for mains as there are for non vegetarian guests. We enjoyed the jalapeño poppers and i enjoyed the Kathi roll but for the price of the veg thali, my husband felt it was very lacking. There were no vegetables to be seen on a veg thali, only rasam, daal and eggplant kuzhambu. The service was good but I wish they had paper menus and the ambiance is quite nice. Overall, we would come back if a friend wanted to come but not if it was just the two of us. read more

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Best chicken tikka kabab I've ever had! Fantastic flavor, so delicious! Chicken tikka masala and naans were also good but the Chicken Tikka Kabab took the prize! read more

So far, I've been here twice--once during their opening week and once fairly recently. I'm rounding my 3.5 to a 4 star because I feel like they've improved a good amount. During their opening week, i wasn't super impressed. The offerings seemed pricier than the norm and the service was a bit awkward...hovering around in a manner that felt just a tad imposing on the patrons. The entrance of the restaurant is a bit awkward too, where the dining room is concealed behind giant rustic doors, and the hosts will actually open the doors for you in a very grand fashion--it feels a little silly to me for a casual meal. One other thing to note, they use a lot of chrome metal dishware, and it is very obvious when some of the dishes aren't washed super thoroughly, as you can see a good amount of fingerprints and marks on the plates. The menu is large and mildly overwhelming. As far as food goes, it's decent nothing too special. If you get a biryani or rice dish, they do load up on the rice. I didn't like the sambar idli that I got during my first visit, but the chicken kadai was pretty good. Spicy! For anyone who isn't familiar, idli is an Indian fermented rice cake commonly eaten for breakfast. The way it is here is reminiscent of a dense cornbread with a gritty texture, but I wasn't sure what to expect, and now I know I'm not a fan haha. read more

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Definitely an experience. We went as a group for lunch. It's an interesting space with almost a red carpet entry. The restaurant is stunning inside and you will feel like you are in Vegas. I had a dosa and others on the table ordered curries and tandoori's. The dosa stayed nice and crispy with very tasty sauces. The curries were generous and came with rice. The tandoori was extravagant and served in interesting dishware. The breads looked good too. Service was fine but it took awhile for everyone to get their dish with the dosas first, followed by the curries, and lastly the tandoori. You also get nice finger bowls to wash your hands when the meal is over. The only thing was the music at least for lunch was kind of dramatic wedding music which was interesting. I would say worth a try here if you want more of an experience than just a meal. There's also a bakery and meat show Nextdoor. read more

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Got some food from the take out side and it's easily to get overwhelmed because there's a lot of options. The lady taking my order was kind to offer some suggestions when I mentioned looking at some non-veg curries. I ended up with gongura chicken masala which was exactly like she described it tangy and has a nice spice. I got it spicy and it was great! She mentioned it'd be a bit of a wait but honestly didn't mind since that meant they were making it as soon as I ordered. Also kept eying some of the ready made pastries and the paneer puff I got was so flakey. Highly recommend. I know I'll be back to try some of their other goodies or desserts. read more

Are you ready for the absolute worst customer service of your life? Then get ready, pal, because Mama Bros is the worst restaurant in Pflugerville! It's a shame too, especially because the food is decent. Packed with flavor, aromatic, and satisfying. The beverages (when you get them) are okay, and the pitcher of lukewarm water will not be poured for you because nothing says "fine dining" like inattentive waitstaff. If you're expecting a "fine dining" experience in a strip mall, set your expectations to somewhere between a marginally reputable fast food chain and eating a can of whole chicken cracked open with a rock, spear, and sprinkled with a dash of hard luck. Mmmmm.... classy! Oh! Customer service doesn't matter to you? Then you'll loooove this place. No interest in the waitstaff actually taking your order in a timely fashion? This is the spot for you. Overpriced meals served in piecemeal to a 3 top, appetizers served well after one entre is nearly finished while the other two meals are still likely being staged? Is that to your liking? Get yourself to Mama Bros where your time and money will be flushed down the toilet! Oh, but wait... The best part of your experience will be the menu. Wow! How incredibly inefficient and confusing it is! Don't let the QR code fool you into thinking your menu will make sense; just ride that long scroll to the very bottom where you can order takeout meals and then scroll all the way back up to somewhere over the rainbow. What a journey! So, yeah, that's what you're in for. How can this place improve? Maybe try shutting down permanently and trying again elsewhere. That would be a strong start. read more

Stopped in a little after they did their soft opening. They have a dining hall and take out store next door. We opted to dine in, but are intrigued with the take out side too. The take out side has the food in the cases for you to select to purchase. For the dine in side, it was very nice setup, they have a "holding room" if you will, while you wait for your table. Everyone was friendly and the food was good. The staff does a great job in explaining some of the dishes should you have any questions. read more

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We checked out this place when our family was in town and we were craving Indian food. This for sure hit the spot. The mango lassi was excellent. The paneer and naan was also really good. The reason I'm not giving a 5 star rating was because of the dum goat biryani-- this was definitely a disappointment. As someone who loves biryani, I would never order this again from this place. The tables were also very wobbly, and it was difficult to eat. Otherwise, the staff was very friendly! Nice ambiance. Loved that the staff brought our bowls of lime water for us to clean our hands with at the end. Would recommend this place overall. read more

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This restaurant was suggested by my friend who is a local in Austin. We were driving from Dallas to San Antonio and decided to stop here with friends and family. Overall, we really enjoyed most of the dishes served. A special mention to Vasavi, who was excellent in suggesting dishes -- her recommendations were spot on. Kudos to her for guiding customers toward the right food choices. * Tomato Soup with bread crumbs - 5/5. Simple and tasty. * MB (Mama Bros) Special Kabab - 4/5. A signature dish with great flavor. * MB Lotus Stem - 5/5. My first time trying lotus stem, and I really liked it. * Nethi Kori - 5/5. The chicken was tender and flavorful, with a presentation we loved. * Kids Chicken Fried Rice - 2/5. It was quite bland, but Vasavi explained it was made mild for kids. * Gongura Paneer Biryani - Ordered but didn't taste it. * Dum Chicken Biryani - 5/5. Came with 3 chicken pieces, though I asked for 2. Chicken was tender, salan was delicious, though the portion size was a bit small. * Naans (butter, garlic, bullet) - All were nicely presented with coriander on top. * Beetroot Kofta - 5/5. I was hesitant to order, but Vasavi assured me it was good, and she was right. Ordered spicy -- you couldn't even taste the beetroot. My mother-in-law, who was skeptical, also enjoyed it. * Apricot Delight - 5/5. So good we ordered another round. * Rabadi with Gulab Jamun - 4/5. Rabadi was great, but the gulab jamun could use some improvement. * Masala Soda with sugar - My friend ordered it and said it was good. * Manasshanthi drink - Stronger in flavor, but just okay. Service & Ambience: Service was quick and attentive, with a fine-dining vibe. Bathrooms were neat and clean, always a good reflection of the kitchen's standards. Cons: * The menu is vast, but only available digitally. For first-timers, this can be a bit inconvenient, especially if there are network issues or if you don't get a good server to guide you. * We wanted to order chai and another dish at the end, but when we called Vasavi, she mentioned the kitchen was already closed. It would help if staff informed customers about last order timings so they can plan better. * No mouth freshener was provided at the end. For a restaurant that serves delicious food and carries a fine-dining feel, this small courtesy goes a long way. I noticed a similar comment in another review as well. Overall: Despite these minor issues, the meal was delicious and memorable. We definitely plan to return and try more items. In Houston, Aga's has always been a must-visit for us, and now Mama Bros might take that spot in Austin. Please continue maintaining this consistency in cleanliness, food quality, and excellent staff like Vasavi. We've seen other places, like Inchin Bamboo, decline over time in quality, it would be a shame for that to happen here. read more

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Amazing restaurant what a beautiful place very modern looking feel. Great service. Amazing food. We love the garlic naan and fried rice (veg). Best dal Makahani in town. Butter naan was good too. And the chai is so authentic read more

Certainly an interesting place. What hits you as you walkin is the setup for a fine dining experience. It has the appeal with dark ambiance and table lighting. Feel nice but not truly fine dining. However the food is an amazing experience. We tried the Natukodi Cashew fry and we loved it. It's tender and gives you the tender experience of the country chicken. The chicken dum biryani is great and the basmati rice is perfectly cooked. Service is good. read more

Mama Bros - Natukodi Jeedipappu Vepudu - Indian Near Me - Pflugerville, Texas

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I only tried this place because I saw it on an Instagram influencer. And I'm disappointed after today's dinner. We ordered beetroot kofta, garlic naan and butter tandoori roti. First of all, just look at the price, it doesn't make sense when all the nearby competitors have 30% lower price atleast on breads. The so called beetroot curry only has beetroot shreads on the top of serving bowl. And that's where the disappointment started. Both naan and tandoori roti were ok, but I've had better at other nearby restaurants, which are just 5-15 mins of distance. Price for naan there is 3.99 vs this place has 5.99. I've already provided the feedback to server and onsite manager, they were trying to provide excuse but agreed with us after seeing the remaining kofta in my plate. My honest advice to restaurant owner would be that instead of putting money in getting a reel generated by Instagram influencer, put real focus on food and collecting feedback. read more

Mama Bros - Beetroot kofta- NO BEETROOT INSIDE KOFTA - Indian Near Me - Pflugerville, Texas

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Absolutely unacceptable. The food here isn't just bad--it's unsafe. Multiple members of our family fell sick after eating here, which says everything about the quality of ingredients being used. A bad day in the kitchen can happen to any restaurant, but what truly sets this place apart (in the worst way) is the owners' reaction afterward. Instead of taking responsibility, they chose to be defensive, dismissive, and outright accusatory--implying customers are wrong rather than addressing serious concerns. This isn't a one-off either; there's a clear pattern of them responding aggressively to genuine feedback across reviews on Google, Facebook, yelp and sometimes according to people, in person as well! When a restaurant refuses to acknowledge issues as serious as food safety and instead attacks its own customers, that's a major red flag. Do yourself a favor--avoid this place like the plague unless you're okay risking your health and being told it's somehow your fault. read more

The mango lassi was good and the paneer masala was excellent. The food is good overall. Just the right spice

No exaggeration--this is hands down the best Indian food in Austin. I'd been feeling a void when it came to truly satisfying Indian cuisine, and this place finally filled it. We ordered Thotakura Liver Fry, Gongura Veg Biryani, Veg Manchurian, Cheese & Olive Cigar, Ghee Roast Goat Pulav, and Chicken Majestic. Every single dish exceeded our expectations. The ambiance is fantastic, and the customer service is top-notch. Keep up the great work! read more

I was excited to try this place but I'm disappointed. The tandoori chicken was undercooked and quite pink in some areas. It's also more expensive than similar spots in town. Unfortunately the quality does live the up to the cost. read more

I was skeptical of this spot I'll admit, but I finally got around to trying it and I'll be damned if it doesn't give my favorite spot in all of Austin Sangam Chettinad a run for their money. Aesthetically on the inside it seems a little odd being severed the way it is between dine-in and take out, but I ordered their medium chicken korma to go and my lord it's one of the best I've ever had. I love indian cuisine and have had it a lot, and maybe I'm not as strong as I thought I was, but their medium feels more like a hot (my mouth is still sizzling as I write this) but it's one of those oddly addictive spice/flavor combos that make you want to keep pushing through despite the heat. This curry quality is top tier; bites of the soft seeds of the various spices they use and a really nice salty/garlicky base with some very tender bone-in chicken. Everything about this feels cared for and authentic and I'll certainly be back to try more. read more

Pflugerville now has its first drive through Indian food restaurant. With their soft opening today they are serving delicious food and drinks. Great spot to enjoy a meal with some friends or family. read more

The ambiance and vibez is giving upscale Indian and it was a amazing place to take girl on a date. The music and service is kind and inviting. They take the time to explain what each dish is and more. And lastly, the food is the star. Yes, it is a bit pricey, but it makes up for the quality. From the chicken and mutton, I have had a better experience here than other Indian restaurants in the area. The Neitha Kori is a favorite and must buy every time you are here, the goat paaya(goat leg soup) was a bit pricey but definitely helped my cold. And lastly, the goat Haleem was divinie. I was feeling a bit homesick, and that dish brought me back home. Must try :) read more

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3.5 stars Food was delicious. We ordered Dal Makhani, Beetroot kofta, and 2 appetizers. However if it was a fine dining experience??..No. Menu is pretty much what any other India restaurant in Austin has but its more pricey. Also they don't have any drink menu. Service is relatively better than other Indian restaurants. Ambiance is good. read more

1. Stale juices 2. cold served chutneys 3. uncomfortable seating 4. flies 5. noisy entry to and from kitchen 6. noisy cutlery clearing on already served tables 7. Serving bowls food spills on the rims 8. Below avg food What is the "fine dine" ?! i would pay higher for good food than artificial deco !!!!! read more

Very pricy! I would rather go to other Indo Pak Restaurants than this. Worst hospitality ! The chef makes food without gloves on. Not worth the money. read more

Just got off the phone with the owner after he responded to my review. Let me give you a rundown of events as they occurred on my end. 1) I red the response. 2) I scroll through to read many other responses. Including one from the owner "lol"ing at a complaint. 3) I call the restaurant. 4) I am escalated. I am clearly upset in my tone. I ask to speak to the owner. She tells me he is offsite. I ask to speak to the manager. She tells me he is "very far in the back," and if he can call me back. Now escalated, I respond by narrating my story, interspersing frequently that I am not upset with her. I said it three times throughout the conversation. However, I do not think that excuses my tone. (I called her back now to apologize, and she said we're good). 5) Owner calls me back. I started by addressing the review that I left. 6) He confuses my review with another negative one and accuses me of lying. 7) I ask him if he wants me to read the review aloud (because he was citing things I hadn't written). He replies, "No- I can read." 8) a long back and forth (really us just talking over each other for 10 min). He stresses that he will stand up for his employees. Very commendable. Especially in a service industry. 9) He takes issue with the fact that I wrote a review as opposed to talking to him. He doesn't let me finish more than one sentence. To be fair, I didn't let him finish either. 10) He misconstrued what I say next when I say, "I went to your restaurant a month before with the same issue." And he accuses me of writing a review one month later. I clarify that the first time I went, I had the same issue that I had 5 days ago, which prompted me to write a review. 11) He laments the state of the restaurant world and asks me to understand that he has to open many more restaurants and this is a veteran-owned business. Thank you for your military service. Not so much thank you for the restaurant service. 12) He tells me he would have known if someone was rude bc he would check the cameras. I describe the facial expression she made. I angrily also rant about how expressions seemingly normal in India can often be construed as rude in other parts of the world. I also advise that I was not asking for anyone to be terminated or disciplined, but I simply wanted validation that it occurred and the attempt for it not to happen again. 13)Since I teach belligerent high schoolers, I put on my teacher voice and I model how to take accountability. He accused me of berating the girl on the phone. I apologize and say that I genuinely feel terrible that I made her feel bad. I offer to call her later and personally apologize (which I have already done. She told me now that she didn't complain that I was berating her but that she simply informed him that I was upset). I take responsibility for the way I made her feel. When I'm finished, I say, "Your turn." 14) I don't remember the exact words he said, but he begrudgingly apologizes, but not for any of the complaints I actually had. (Honestly this guy could run for the presidency with the way he dodges accountability). 15) Realizing I will not be seeing improvement, I tell him goodbye and that I will not be returning. I mentioned that I would talk badly about him at any Indian event I went to, but let's be real- no one's talking about Mama Bro's. I'm prepared for him to respond and invalidate my experience, but such is the way. It seems the owner doesn't want people to leave reviews. I've been there three times, and he treats me like I haven't given them a chance. Curry Kitchen is about a 2 min drive from there and is one of the best Nepali/Indian places I've ever been to, and they treat their customers grace. Hope to see you at Curry Kitchen! read more

We were pleasantly surprised by our dine in experience at Mama Bros! The dining room feels very fancy, almost like a night club but as a quiet dining establishment. However it's not necessarily a place you have to dress up for. Our waiter was very nice and helpful and gave plenty of good suggestions in each category. We loved the fried lotus root for an appetizer and really enjoyed both the naan and the chicken tikki masala! We will definitely be coming back! read more

Everything here was absolutely fantastic. The staff were very friendly, the atmosphere was lovely, and most importantly, the food was to die for. The Veg Manchuria was crispy and delicious. The chicken tikka kebab was flavorful and succulent. The Ulavacharu Mutton Biryani had an immense depth of flavor and the portion size was very generous. Even the sides of chutney and salan were some of the best I've had in Austin. Five stars all around. Even if it's a bit of a drive, it's worth every bite. read more

Clean, sleek & comfortable atmosphere. The food was amazing. Herbs and spices blended with precision. Tender chicken exploding with flavor. Can't wait to go back and try other things. read more

Mama Bros - Chicken tikka - Indian Near Me - Pflugerville, Texas

Visited three times so far, wonderful experience always. The ambiance, the food, specially goat biryani, a must try, You also have bakery attached, you get a lot of fresh items there, pastries, puffs and Indian sweets. Did you know, in the weekends, you can get some of the Mama Bros biryanis at Desi hangout @ Leander? Now you know. read more

Food is good and service is good and price is also reasonable, the good thing is close to our neighborhood

Great Food, Poor Service I first visited this restaurant in December on my South Indian friend's recommendation and loved the pressure cooker pilaf. So, I decided to celebrate my birthday here in February--unfortunately, the service was disappointing. 1) The night before, we called to ask if we could bring a cake. They said yes, but when we arrived, the host refused. Own your mistakes--if staff gives incorrect info, honor it or at least offer a paid option like other restaurants. 2) I received multiple flower bouquets and asked for vases. Three hours later, they never arrived. 3) The bill already included a tip, but no one mentioned it, so I tipped twice and only realized later. The food is truly delicious, and the pilaf is the best I've had at an Indian restaurant. But if you want to be seen as a high-status establishment, a beautiful interior and staff uniforms aren't enough--you need to provide high-quality service. I recommend this place for dining, but NOT for celebrating big events. read more

Delicious food and very attentive staff. Prices were reasonable. Fed a family of 6 for under $100. When the "Mild" curry was too spicy for our children they remade it even less spicy and gave us an extra batch without charging. Staff hovered a little bit, but their intentions seemed to be to satisfy and that's how we felt when we left. read more

I'm assuming the Togo and restaurant and the same owners since they have the same name. Both times I have had issues with the service. First time we went to check out the togo place and walked in it was small with only a few items left in the display case. We waited the lady so we can ask questions. She walked back and forth to the back but we still waited. She came back out but was on the phone during this time 2 other people came in and when she hung up the phone she started talking to the other people that came in after us!! She also gave them chai and they were laughing ok maybe they know each other. I said excuse me can I order, than she came over without a word and just stared at us. I asked what was in the pastry's like what type of meat, it was like she didn't understand me, however my friend was just pointing at the what she wanted and the lady just started putting things in a box. We paid and left with no verbal communication at all. A few weeks later we noticed the restaurant had a few people going in and out so we decided to have dinner. We came in and had no reservations but still was settled right away. We were given a menu but was told the full menu is online. I saw the pot pilaf in a posting and wanted to try it. I ordered the mutton and was told 20 minutes which I agreed. We also ordered the Kori chicken and garlic naan and bullet naan. The chicken came out first very quickly in fact that's was good about half way we asked a different waitress if the naan can come out too to eat with the chicken we were told we didn't have any naan on order. She went ahead and ordered it. After 30 minutes the rice pot came out and we had to wait another 5 minutes to cool. As you can see we were excited so I recorded. To my disappointment it was chicken not mutton! I was told I could wait another 20 minutes for it which means they would be closed or to try their mutton pulao. The 2nd waitress was helping us a lot more than our actual waitress who stood by the bar the whole time. 1 star for the food tasting pretty good and 1 star for the 2 nd waitress helping us to correct the mistakes of the other waitress. All else was disappointing. read more

My family and I visited this restaurant back in May 2025. We were a party of 9 people. First of all, the food was very good. However, the service was not the greatest. We were seated in the next banquet room, away from the other customers. I found this strange considered that we made reservations for 9 people. My gut feeling said we were intentionally segregated from the other customers in the main dining area. Second, the service was below average. We were served room temperature bottled water. No ice was provided until we requested it. And then we provided Styrofoam cups to place our drinks inside. Yet on the website I see drinking glasses on the tables. I cannot comment on the pricing since my son-in-law paid for our meal. So in summary, the location was good, the food was excellent, yet the customer service was below average. read more