Solid. I had the Lamb Tikka Masala and it was good. Not outstanding, but passable. The fresh Naan was very good. I am interested in trying the Chile Relleno on the next trip. Great atmosphere and good service. read more

Nasha - Lamb Tikka Masala with Naan - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

I enjoyed the food and the ambiance and location. Went with a buddy, but beware, this place would be a date disaster. Good for you and a friend but there's buckets of water outside so a bunch of mosquitos. Also, the water tastes like Barton Springs. They need a filter. Ordering via phone at the table is weird when you're eating with someone else. It's $30 to eat here, there should be a server. Food should not come out at different times. read more

It's such a quirky cute little restaurant. It reminded me of much smaller version of Bollywood Theater in Portland, Or, and I loved it. I enjoyed the low key vibe of Nasha and could see this as being a local hangout. My only con for this place was the only have thali available for lunch believe me I survived and had a fabulous dinner. I ordered the masala wings and the Tandoori chicken tacos. I loved and dreamed about those wings. They had some crisp to the skins and the flavor was impeccable. If I were home...totally would have licked my plate. The wings came with quite a bit of fresh veggies, so ended up taking the tacos home and eating for lunch the next day (I heated them in the toaster oven) and they were delicious. I didn't care for the salsa, but the other sauce that came with it was really good. I would like to go back for lunch and will always get the wings! read more

Such good food!! Comforting dishes and lovely servers. The fusion is tasty, I can't wait to taste more dishes. read more

I ordered the Chile Relleno with Chicken Tikka for takeout because I was very intrigued by the Indian Tex Mex items. Overall, I enjoyed my food quite a bit, but a few things made my meal less than perfect. The actual Chile Relleno was delicious and had generous amounts of chicken, but it was quite dry as if they skimped out on the Tikka sauce. I ordered a garlic naan on the side, and although I ate it right away, it was very hard and chewy, so I almost couldn't eat it. The flavors were a good mix though and it is very easily accessible around the Austin airport area, so if I ever return to the area I would want to try other menu items! read more

Nasha - Chile Relleno with Garlic Naan - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Manager was very kind, professional and made it right. I still think a good old fashioned paper tab would go a long way to avoid such errors. read more

Holy Cow. As an Indian American, I'm rarely impressed by Indian restaurants and that is especially true for Austin. It's hard to find authentic Indian food like my mom would make but this place made me feel like I was back at home. I knew we were in for a treat when we talked to who seemed to be the owner (seems like a small family owned business). She reminded me of my mom which immediatly put me at ease. She gave us water in metal glasses which is what most Punjabi households use for every day use. The food was an interesting fusion of Mexican and Indian while still holding on to authentic Indian taste. We had the tikka con queso (with naan of course), the vegetarian chile rellano w/ verde sauce, and the paneer enchilladas w/ tikka masala sauce. From the first bite, I was sold and decided this was going to be my go to place for Indian food. Everything was so yummy! Note that the verde sauce is a green Indian sauce, not a traditional Mexican verde sauce. Highly recommend if you're looking for authentic North Indian flavors but with a twist. Most of the patrons were fellow Indian-Americans which is another indicator that it's really good! read more

I was so excited to try Nasha because I haven't gotten a chance to try any Indian food in Austin. I was even more excited when I found out it was happy hour! I immediately put in for the vegetable samosas, the lamb samosas, and the "tikka con queso". There was the option to add lamb, so I made that happen as well. When those arrived, I couldn't wait to try everything. The tikka con queso was fantastic. I loved how cheesy it was with Indian spices. The lamb made it even better! I couldn't stop eating it. Until I ran out of course. Now, my favorite thing to eat at Indian restaurants are samosas. So these were the thing I was most excited to try. I will say, these were a bit of a let down. They were good, but I felt like some of the spices were overwhelming (like not blended well into the mix) I kept catching seeds on my tongue. I'm also used to the outside being a little less heavy. I'm not sure if this is the way to describe it, but the outside wasn't as thin and easy to bite into as I've had other places. For my entree, I had chicken saag. I also love saag and I was excited to dig in. I loved that it wasn't overly spicy and that you can choose your level of spice. What I didn't like was that it lacked the depth of spice. Normally, saag is such an explosion of flavor. This one seemed separated... like it needed more time to sit and soak up all the flavors. I will say, I loved the taste when I reheated it a day later. read more

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Many of the low rated reviews and commentary that this restaurant is expensive with small portions are quite puzzling to me. Our group did not have that experience. I had a quick dinner here with two of my kids and we also took a carry out meal home to my husband. We didn't order appetizers and all three of us had lots of leftovers. We had the Kale and Chana Dal Special ($10), Saag Curry ($11.00), Vindaloo Curry ($11.00) and an onion naan ($3.50). We carried out the Chili Rellenos with Lamb and Tikka Masala ($14). I am not sure where the other reviewers are eating dinner in central/east Austin that are paying less than $14 for an entree but they are not eating where I am. I found the restaurant to be a fresh take on a Mexican and Indian fusion. Each of the people in our party of four really liked the flavor and preparation of their dish. Three had medium spicy and I had Hot. The level of space was pleasing to each of us. The Naan was good. The in-restaurant service was prompt and polite. They timed the carry out dish perfectly for the completion of the rest of us finishing our meals. This restaurant is small and there is even a small parking lot in the back if you drive there. It is conveniently located at 7th just east of Comal. I have wanted to try this establishment for a long time and am glad I finally got there. It is a great choice and I will definitely be back! read more

Nasha - Kale with Chana Dal - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Came here for dinner on a Sunday evening, the location is pretty small but wasn't too busy. They have some happy hour specials including half off apps on weekdays and some interesting drinks like curry margaritas (not sure how to feel on that one) We started out with some garlic naan and the lamb samosas. The lamb samosas were really well seasoned and super flavorful, make sure to cut them open before digging in because they are piping hot. Compared to most of my naan experiences this one was pretty subpar, the bread was dry and I wouldn't have been able to tell it was garlic naan from the taste of it. Even when dipping it in our sauces the naan still tasted old. For my entree I had the tikka masala enchiladas. The masala tasted great, it was such rich and reminded me almost more of a butter chicken than the usual tikka masala flavor. The enchiladas themselves were okay, the ground lamb wasn't quite as flavorful out of the samosas and they were much greasier than I was expecting. The guac portion was super small and having it scooped on top of lettuce didn't go too well with the rest of the dish. Overall, their traditional Indian items seem to be their strength (the bite I tried of my friend's vindaloo was the best tasting part of the experience), but even there there's some misses such as the naan. The Mexican side of the fusion doesn't bring anything too spectacular and it was an overall solid meal, but in a city filled with fusion options I think you can certainly find better. read more

Nasha - Lamb Masala Enchiladas - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Nasha is currently #5 on my list of one hundred and forty taco locations. [AustinTacoMojo.com] Tacos at an Indian place? Yes, you heard me correctly. Pulling flavors and techniques from the Mumbai to the Malvani coast of India to Austin, try these Paneer Tacos and you'll understand exactly why I enjoy this place so much. Unbelievable. An order of guacamole on the side makes the experience even more dreamy. I And if you're into queso, the Tikka con Queso will change your life. (Think Queso Flameado degree of stretch on this stuff -- amazing!) The Paneer Tacos disappeared from the menu during the pandemic. They'll do them with tofu instead but it's just not the same. When you're there, be sure to request the return of the Paneer Tacos! read more

Nasha - Paneer Tacos - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Nasha's is crazy, crazy crazy good. Let me give you advice that will improve your life. Desi spicy. Fried Pakoras. Millionaire curry. Any Biriyani. The plain naan. You're welcome. read more

Interesting mix of Indian and Mexican. Food was good but only if you're looking for a new pallet experience. read more

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Great food, very cute restaurant near East 6th street. And great service everyone was very nice. We got aloo gobi enchiladas, the tikka con queso, garlic naan, cheese naan, onion pakora, etc. everything was great! They also have a really good happy hour. read more

Nasha - Enchiladas Aloo Gobi - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Went to Nasha during our trip to Austin and checked out thus Indian Tex Mex spot Our group tried a variety of dishes and loved it Pros: Service, food and selection Cons: None Items tried: Kheema Enchiladas- 5 out of 5 but very heavy and can be shared by two people Chicken Tikka- 4 out of 5 because I have had much better but the curry taste was great Garlic Naan- 4 out of 5 because it was over cooked a bit Onion Naan- 5 out of 5 and it was really good Daal- 5 out of 5 wife loved it Aloo Gobi 5 out of 5 wife loved it Mango lassi- 4 out of 5 only because you don't get a lot Our friends tried a few other dishes and everyone was happy read more

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Best Indian food in Austin! Ironically, this was recommended to me by one of my students I teach virtually who lives in LA. The restaurant has a very chill vibe and you order at the counter before finding a table to sit at. I ordered the millionaires curry, veggie samosas, and paneer naan. read more

Nasha - Millionaires Curry and Paneer Nan - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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My bf and I were craving for Indian curry so we decided to go to Nasha one evening. We got the millionaire curry with chicken/lamb , garlic naan, and rice. The place and ambience is extremely cozy inside, their outdoor seating is filled with lights and also very nice. We waited not too long, and our curry came out. The size portion was a bit smaller than we anticipated for the price we paid for. The curry had a very strong spice spell, and overpowering to the taste. We personally thought it was so bitter and sadly he actually bit into a chunk of the spice seeds. The meat though was quite tender- lamb and chicken but overall, it didn't really meet our expectations. I may be willing to come back and try a different curry, but I don't think I'd want to try the millionaire curry again. read more

Nasha - Millionaires Curry - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

The lady was sweet but only good thing about this. You can tell everything was frozen. The tikka masala tasted like nothing. Like a bowl of melted unsalted butter. Naan was frozen read more

I really like the vibe of this restaurant. It just makes your mind turn off and just be with the crowd. We came for dinner and all the lights were pretty mesmerizing. We both kind of sat there in silence just enjoying the little scenery and zoning out. I ordered mild chicken curry and she ordered the lamb dish. My chicken was a little dry but the yogurt made it work. I really enjoyed the scenery more than the portion size of the food. We both were disappointed that we paid 17 dollars for a kids meal, but it was still a nice experience. It was too cold to go outside and eat, so we sat inside in the warmth of alcohol and heater. read more

Food was pretty underwhelming although I appreciate how fast it came out and the late night hours. I like my queso burning hot and the tikka con queso was room temp when we received it, so maybe that is another factor. Other reviewers really hyped it up, but I think it's nothing to write home about. My friend did like the millionaires curry and said the lamb was tasty. Garlic naan was okay and very fluffy on the inside. Wish it had more garlic flavor though! Overall meh experience read more

Great samosas that are made in house, curry with excellent spices, and wine selection. We did the lamb samosa, tikka masala, and korma. There are plenty of veg friendly options for samosas and curries too! Parking is plentiful and easy peasy as a plus. Thanks Nasha! Congrats on ten years read more

Wow that is the most spicy no flavor, 5 chunks of meat 2 potato and some sloppy shit sauce I have ever tasted. Really absolute dog shit crap. read more

Nasha - Wow that is the worst spicy no flavor, tiny bit of meat and to potato Shit I have ever ordered. Just absolute crap - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

This was a Indian Mexican combo that I never knew I needed and now require. The Garlic Nan is an absolute must and the green sauce that is paired with was so good. Veg Samosas take the win for apps and are a hefty portion. Chicken Tikka Massala Enchiladas is the perfect mix of both cuisines and is incredibly tasty. (Recommended entree item) Rasamali or Pana Cotta wasn't the best thing on the menu. Definitely had a more cheese like texture than Pana Cotta. Honestly I loved this place and will come back and back again. read more

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I somehow have not come to this place before despite passing by a multitude of times. It's perhaps one of the most interesting combinations that I've seen - indian tex mex fusion? So in the spirit of exploration, a friend and I came to give it a shot. We both got the Millionaire's curry with a naan and I think it was a bit underwhelming for both of us. I got my curry with paneer but there were just a few chunks floating around in the curry. The curry itself was quite mild, without too much flavor that I could notice besides a strong tomato base. The naan was on the thin and crisp side rather than a fluffy cloud. Pretty mediocre from my perspective, though the venue is quite nice. Definitely had better Indian food, so maybe I needed to order more on the tex side? read more

Wonderful discovery! Excellent food and service. My husband and I came here for the first time yesterday to eat a little cheaper before going to an Alamo Drafthouse movie. (Their food has gotten boring and expensive). We arrived during happy hour with discounts on appetizers and drinks. We started with the veggie samosas and I got a pomegranate margarita, my husband got a Sassy Lassi. Both were perfect. Then we had enchiladas with tikka masala sauce and they were fabulous. Great sauce! We will definitely be back. read more

Nasha - Tikka Masala Enchiladas Aloo Gobi - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

My friend suggested this place and we had a really good time here. We started off with the veggie samosa and the onion pakoda. Both were really good, really fresh and crispy. For our entrees' we ordered vegetarian chili relleno and the paneer biryani. My chili relleno was outstanding, crispy and filled with curry potatoes. The rice was delicious, the sauce was tasty and it came with some really good guacamole. The garlic naan we ordered was also delicious, super garlicky and fresh. The outdoor seating was really cool as well. read more

Been meaning to try this place out for some time and it did not disappoint! as an indian it's hard to get Indian food from Public because you're never sure how it's gonna be but don't think twice about it Nasha has to be run by Indians. The millionaires curry was incredibly powerful and i got the desi hot and they took it to heart, it hurt so good. Shrimp biryani is certainly rare and i hadn't had it before but it again was stellar. The paneer enchiladas were an unsure mix but they have clearly mastered the tikka masala and it went together perfectly with the corn tortillas. Not a fan of putting guacamole and lettuce and everything with paneer but definitely recommend it either way! read more

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This is definitely a place to visit. Order Indian level spicey food here. We ordered biryani, daal and naan. Speechless about the flavors. Definitely recommend everyone to visit. read more

Great service and even greater food. Have never had anything like Indian Tex-Mex and wish we had it in CA read more

Nasha - Jalapeno Nan - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

The food was decent, but we ended up paying around $40 for 2 people!! We ordered one Millionaire's curry, one chicken tikka masala, and one Jalapeno naan. Definitely not $40 worth of food... The food wasn't bad, but just not worth the price we paid. We took it togo, but I think there are limited dine-in options and we saw a few people eating on their outdoor patio. Cute place, but I was disappointed by the price to quantity/quality ratio read more

Nasha - Chicken Tikka Masala and Millionaires Curry and Garlic Nan/ Onion Nan/ Jalapeo Nan - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Finally tried this place after years of passing it, and of course now I regret not trying it sooner. My friend and I got the veggie samosas, chicken biryani, and the tostadas(can't remember the right names of everything). First of all the samosas were good but the sauces that came included were so flavorful and fresh tasting, like those alone made the dish for me. I loved my tostadas, they had chicken and chickpeas on them and they were delicious. I was hesitant about how the flavors would combine together but it worked. My friends biryani was great too, I'm going to get it next time. I also had a cardamom margarita and omfgggg this alone man, wow. I prefer frozen margaritas but this changed everything, literally one of the best drinks I've ever had. The service was great, I didn't catch her name but she was very sweet and helpful. She made me feel very welcomed and cared for. Can't wait to go again this week :) read more

Great food, cool vibe, not your "traditional" Indian joint (nor are they trying to be) but the food tasted great and authentic.

Interesting mix of classic Indian food and Tex Mex style! Happy hour had $2 off drinks but they're not doing 50% off appetizers anymore. We got the Aloo Gobi (our favorite), garlic naan, Millionaire's curry (solid), and lamb samosas (very good). Overall a fun experience with good food! read more

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Always amazing! I've enjoyed this place so much over the years. Great menu and atmosphere, attentive and kind service; this place is consistently delicious. Thanks Nasha! read more

Nasha - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Nasha is one of my favorite spots on the east side. I am obsessed with the chicken tikka masala enchiladas! So yummy. Also the naan is great. Love the ambiance inside and outside as well. Parking lot is pretty small but there's lots of street parking. The service was really great the last time I was there, which was good to see because I felt like it was hit or miss before that. (Pre-Covid times). I will always love this location, but so excited they have a new location down south! read more

Nasha - Main plate: chicken tikka masala enchiladas Bowls; rice and korma - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

What happened Nasha? I ordered paneer Tikka Masala and it was almost entirely cinnamon sticks? I'm honestly so confused. I tried to eat the curry anyway but it was pretty much inedible as you can imagine. read more

Nasha - Cinnamon sticks instead of paneer in the Tikka Masala - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

This popped up on Favor, and I've never seen delivery offered from them before on the app. Decided to give it a chance and I'm so glad I did! I ordered the Tikka Masala chicken enchiladas and paneer Naan! So delish. Arrived hot and it came with rice that was fresh and a perfect complement to the dish. Highly recommend. Will order again. read more

Nasha - Chicken Tikka enchiladas! - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Indian food??? ROFL!!! Horrible food and worst customer experience ever. Please AVOID!! You pretty much get treated like a pig and if you give them feedback on how bad the food is or mention that it is not fully cooked, oh man you have touched some nerve and now you have become their worst enemy!!! (Especially for the waitresses, who have no clue about culinary & what Customer service means) These guys need to learn a thing or 2 from some of the other well-run Indian restaurants in Austin. #NONasha!! ***Waiting for the nasty response from the ever-offended owner now!! :-) read more

Amazing food and service!! The tikka queso was so so so good. We ordered the tikka enchiladas and it was amazing. The food here is really unique and I would 10/10 come again. The food came super quick and the drinks are great. The restaurant is a bit small but there wasn't a line when I came on a tuesday night. read more

Nasha - Tikka con Queso - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Good - Food is good and what comes is quick. We are long time customers and find it to be consistent in terms of flavor and quality. Bad - Service is painfully bad and gotten worse over the last year. You order at the counter then they drop it at your table. No one ever comes back to see if you need anything, if there are problems, etc. We didn't get our Naan and no one mentioned it. After 10 minutes I went back to the counter and they realized they messed up. Took about another 15 for our bread to come. I finally went to cancel it and they asked if I wanted it wrapped to go...after everything else was eaten. No real apology and I just took the bread home. Wished I could take back the 20% tip as no one waited on us beyond setting food down. I assumed they would actually take care of you at the table once you ordered. Not the case. read more