Omg the food at Dilli6 is to die for. We got the Bhatti ka murg, Shammi kebab, choley bhature,…read moremango lassi, masala chaas and kachori chaat. Omg the food was insaneee, I literally felt like I was eating street food at a busy street in old Delhi. The standout for me were the chole bhature and the kachori chaat. The shammi kebab was super soft. I had high expectations from the Bhatta ka moorg but I think they could have cooked it longer in the tandoor. The mango lassi and chaas didn't disappoint. Honestly, before trying Dilli 6, I always thought that Seattle didn't have great Indian food, but I was completely wrong. The ambience and the service were great too. I will definitely be back!

It was an okayish experience overall, maybe that's on me because I had high expectations or im…read moregeneral was excited to try this place. Decor is fun and the place was pretty full for a Tuesday evening. The wait staff was also kind and helped us in making choices when ordering our food. The menu is a fun read too. The food was okay-ish, I appreciate that they had dishes like kadhi -chawal and rajma-chawal, not usually found in restaurants but I thought the overall taste was okay-ish. Like do I want to go back there, probably no but definitely a one time try. The food was

Family members who live in Seattle have stated that this place is their best option for Indian…read morefood. I liked it but yeah, it is nowhere close to the standards of California. We decided to come here early in the evening around 6 pm because it gets packed quickly. We got seated quickly but the restaurant fill up while we ate. Their menu is mainly kerala based. We got the pistachio rose lassi, the coconut lavender lemonade, the masala dosa, palakkad Avial, the nalla molagu chicken curry with some tandoori roti, garlic naan and Malabar paratha. The dosa and the palakkad Avial were the best of the lot. I am not a fan of banana in any form but banana in this vegetarian curry wasnt too bad. It tasted like Indian kadhi which I love. The chicken curry was runny and a bit disappointing. I wanted it to have more body, kick and more flavor. The breads are ok. The lassi was delicious but heavy. You could do without the pistachios pieces in it. The lavender coconut lemonade was nice. The curries came with rice, so the meal was filling for 4 people. Pricing wise, it was a little above the typical Indian restaurant prices. The ambiance is cute and casual. It has a slight cramped feel when it gets full, but overall, it isn't too bad. They have a decent open parking lot, which is convenient.

Closer to a 3.5 maybe a 4 on our first visit. This was our second time coming. The first time we…read morewere impressed with the chakka curry. Tonight, we were a little disappointed. It was more watery and less flavorful than we remembered. The parotta was nice and flaky. The gunpowder dosa and veggie pakora were average. The chutneys helped add some flavor and moisture to the dishes. Overall, not as good as we remembered but still a good stop. The service was pretty fast and our server was friendly. There's a few small tables that can combined for larger parties. A table for two was seated quickly on a Friday night. This restaurant is known for its Kerala food.

We really loved this place! The servers were really kind and thoughtful to children so def very…read morekid-friendly. The food was excellent- they even made me a vegan saag which I hadn't had in so long and missed. My husband ate some goat dish and said it was excellent. The ambiance is very relaxed and pretty. The servers were very attentive and helped with anything we needed. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because I think one of the waiters came out of the restroom without washing his hands and because the back of the restaurant just looks kind of messy...there were boxes in tables and it sort of ruined the trendy ambience of the rest of the restaurant but otherwise, we think we'll be back here much more often! Espbc they were so kid friendly!

Stopped by for a Saturday night dinner and it wasn't too busy. Pretty good food and ambience…read more Service was good just that all the food including appetizers and mains all came together. Would recommend if you are in the area .

Have been looking for a good Indian restaurant in this area, and Tandoori Corner definitely fits…read morethe mark! The lunch plates are an amazing value. Food is absolutely delicious. Mild was actually mild unlike other places where it can still be spicy. I had the non-veg and friend had the veg. Both were excellent!! The butter chicken sauce is rice and creamy. Lamb curry was also very good. Service was very good. Ambiance isn't very exciting, but I don't care when they cook food that good!

Tried this place for the first time last week. I came for lunch and tried the lunch special with my…read moregirlfriend visiting from out of town and she had the vegetarian lunch special option. I also ordered a chai tea. For my non vegetarian lunch option I chose the chicken curry and buttered chicken. It was ok, kind of lacking in spice and flavor, especially the buttered chicken. The chai tasted watered down a little too weak for my liking. My girlfriend loved her vegetarian options and dish, she had no complaints. My only real issue was the service, we waited quite a bit for someone to come by and provide us the bill and a to go box. I probably won't be returning but glad I tried it out.

The food was great and the staff was friendly. They had quick service and a pleasant decor.read more

Vibe: seemed pretty authentic Service: standard, but felt…read morerushed to finish meal. has one bathroom Reservation: recommended Items ordered: - masala dosa: 8/10 - kal dosa: 7/10 - butter chicken: 7.5/10 - gobi manchurian: 7.5/10

Bright and fresh flavors, food is exceptionally well executed and flavorful, impeccably presented…read more (had a Thali meal they serve once a month). Their dosas are well made and have the perfect filling ratio, tomato and coconut chutneys round up the entire experience of enjoying it pretty authentically. Service was prompt and personable, on top of all the little details which also consisted in creating the perfect ambience to enjoy a pleasant weekend lunch!

I was looking for an Indian restaurant for lunch and came across KGF. It's a small hole in the wall…read morein an unassuming plaza. It wasn't too busy when I came in, and that has to change! The food was absolutely incredible. I got a mango lassi and a paneer tikki masala dosa. The mango lassi was sweet, creamy, and had a subtle spice flavor. The dosa was a real showstopper. It came out quick and incredibly crispy, filled with tender chunks of paneer. The tikki masala flavor was perfect with the crispy lentil crepe, especially when dipped in the various chutneys. I'm unsure of what the chutneys/sauces are called, but they were so delicious. The cherry on top was meeting Pradish. He was the cashier and server while I was there and one of the friendliest people I've ever met. You can tell there's a lot of pride and love that goes into this restaurant and I'm definitely coming back when I'm in the area. Amazing food and even better people!!!

We ordered in rather than dining at the restaurant, and even as takeout, quite a few dishes really…read morestood out. The Dilli Aloo Kulcha with Channa had a lot going for it. The channa was deeply flavorful with a solid hit of spice, but thankfully not the kind that overwhelms everything else on the plate. There was still plenty of room for the actual seasoning and complexity to come through. I also liked the little cubes of paneer mixed in; they added a mild, creamy contrast that helped balance the heat nicely. My one gripe was the aloo kulcha itself. For something labeled an aloo kulcha, the potato filling was pretty sparse. I would have loved a more generous layer of seasoned aloo to give it that soft, hearty interior that makes a good aloo kulcha so satisfying. The Kakori Mutton Seekh was easily my favorite dish of the order. Beautifully seasoned, flavorful without feeling heavy, and surprisingly light in texture. It had that delicate, almost melt-in-your-mouth quality you want from a well-made Kakori-style kebab. The Thecha Chicken was another banger; bold, punchy, and full of flavor. Definitely one of those dishes that keeps you going back for another bite. The Lucknowi Butter Chicken was creamy, rich, and comforting, with tender pieces of chicken throughout. It had the indulgence you expect from a butter chicken without feeling like the sauce completely buried the meat. And the Onion Chilli Naan was exactly what a good naan should be: soft and pillowy with a slight chew, just enough blistering around the edges, and the onion and chilli added a nice savory kick without distracting from the bread itself. Overall, a really enjoyable meal with strong flavors and several standout dishes. The Kakori Mutton Seekh and Thecha Chicken were the clear winners for me. I'd happily order both again.

Tried this place after seeing sooo many insta reels! To begin with, the place has cool vibes, small…read moresetting for fine dining though, cutleries look good, superb presentation overall for food and drinks. We started with drinks- sampled almost all the desi cocktails on the menu: Anjeer Phool Sour (Really strong), Kesar Kohinoor, Some alcoholic drink with pineapple which we all loved, Jaan Paan (Refreshing if you like paan, don't try if you are not a paan person, we actually enjoyed it), Nawabi Mirage (the best presentation overall). We had also ordered a Kala khatta mocktail, and the server was soo sweet, when we requested the same mocktail but add alcohol to it, the bartender himself came over, asked for our preferences and provided his suggestions and then we tried it with lime infused vodka and gin (the Kala khatta paired best with gin in our opinion ). Next for the appetizers we ordered dahi ke kebab (tasty, but don't expect the Delhi version as it is not the same), 1 chaat- most likely lucknowi tokri chaat (okayish in flavor, could be more chatpata), aloo Tuktuk (our fav veg appetizer), thecha paneer (this was a bit disappointing as the thecha was very dry, and lacked the authentic Marathi flavor). For entrees we tried Litti chokha, kathal champaran, paneer lababdar - all tasted very good, with onion chilli naan (loved it), aloo kulcha and garlic naan. For desserts we ordered kunafa with gajar halwa (yummy), daulat ki chaat (good flavor, texture heavier compared to authentic one), and paan (okayish). Overall service was very good and friendly, food wise appetizer portions felt less compared to price and could be a bit more flavorful, entrees were worth it- good portion and delicious. They are acing their presentation game- both food and specifically drinks. Would love to try this place again for sampling their non veg delicacies.

The best Indian food on the east side!! Portions are soooo large. I tried methi gosht here for the…read morefirst time (recc from waiter) and it's sooo good and earthy!! Funny story, I got this recc from my Indian Lyft driver that lives in Renton and drives down once a month to this place so it has to be valid. Also, it was a shared Lyft so the other passenger who got in was also Indian and started hyping up this spot they were indeed correct, it is a must try Indian restaurant!

My favorite go-to spot for Indian food! Mostly great food as always, with just a couple of misses…read morethis visit. ​Must-Orders: * ​Lunch Special Kebab Plate: The star of the meal! Unbelievably tender chicken breast, served with perfectly seasoned rice and a mini dipping curry. Incredible value. * ​Chicken Tikka Masala & Garlic Naan: Reliable and good as always. ​The Misses: * ​Paneer Saag: Huge letdown--completely flavorless and very underseasoned. * ​Mumbai Mule: Tasted like a mocktail with almost zero alcohol flavor. ​Spice Note: Ordered "Hot" for both curries, but didn't get much heat at all--feel free to order a level up if you like spice!

We have been coming to this shopping center on a regular basis for 10 years to get the delicious…read moreand fresh bread from the bakery here. Never once have we stepped foot in this place. And that maybe was a big miss. We tried the butter chicken, naan, the chana masala, and another chicken curry that I can't remember the name of. Like most Pakistani food, it was very rich, which honestly is a sign that they are taking great care to make the food luxurious. A few bites of each dish was enough to satisfy us. We thought the dishes were a bit expensive but they ended up lasting at least two meals. I had a little bit of leftover after the second meal to take to work, which I was quite happy to do. This was probably the best butter chicken any of us had ever tasted. So tasty and the chana masala was also above average. We really enjoyed this food, although it was a bit too rich for our tastes.

The wait staff was amazing. They helped answer all our questions and helped us differentiate…read morebetween all the chai tea choices. I loved how authentic this restaurant felt. As I'm not from their culture I cannot say with certainty it is authentic but the food was certainly delicious. If you're looking for modern and shiny, this place isn't for you. They are going through renovations but it's obviously not an establish trying to impress by interior designs, but through your stomach. Everything was well seasoned. The garlic naan was perfect thinness. The samosa chaat was delicious. The chicken Biryani was one of the best I've had. This place exceeded my expectations.

Fantastic food - what a find. We had the butter chicken biryani, saag paneer, garlic naan, and chai…read more-- eyebrow-licking delicious. Very friendly service. Next time we visit Marymoor park, we're heading here for lunch

If I were to ignore the ambience of this place, the food is pretty good. I tried the Gongura…read moreChicken Briyani - ideally it is supposed to be pretty spicy. However here the spice level were minimal but still very flavorful. I also liked the chickoo shake they had. Overall thumbs up for a Briyani spot.