Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–2:30 PM, 5:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–2:30 PM, 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 339 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94301
Phone: (650) 384-6411
Website: https://www.khazanapaloalto.com/
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Reviews
We ordered three small plates:
• Edamame Pani Puri – decent.
• Smoked Ricotta Galouti – amazing and easily my favorite dish of the night.
• Shimeji Pepper Fry – really good, perfectly tempered. It comes with parathas, but those were a bit chewy and served cold.
For the large plate, we chose the Saffron Paneer Cascade and requested it spicy. We paired it with Garlic Naan, and it turned out to be the perfect combination.
I enjoyed the appetizers a lot. Had some chilli chicken, beetroot croquettes and mushroom pepper fry which were yum.
Since the kitchen messed up with a bit addition, they also provided a dish free of charge for their blunder.
The naans were very fresh. I wasn’t a fan of the shrimp in sourdough bowl. The chicken was also okay.
The old fashion drink was really good.
Overall a nice cozy place with some hit or miss dishes. It’s expensive, so I might wait out for a few more reviews to venture over there again. The staff were very courteous.
The restaurant is a big space … and it was solid packed on a weekday. The ambience is very beautiful. Our server took very long to come to us to get our initial orders which was hard with kids. Eventually they came and we placed our orders. When our glasses were empty, they were not filled til the very end of our meal – service overall wasn’t great at all. We ordered a few different things 3-4 appetizers and few mains. The appetizers were really good but the mains were seriously underwhelming. The mains were 80% sauce as you can see from the pictures. Anyway.. we also ordered some desserts at the end and honestly that was the best part of the meal.. the jamun with rabri was delicious along with the motichoor cheesecake was a nice twist on traditional desserts. Overall the food was ok but not too happy with the service at all.
Great service by Pooja who helped with our orders and kept checking with us frequently ensuring best service !
Most recommended – Assorted papdum(green chutney is awesome)
Ancho chilli paneer tikka
Aloo dum nazakhat
Saffron cascade paneer
Shaam savera
Uniques blend of taste , presentation !
flavorful, well-seasoned, and felt like a healthy choice. I would absolutely recommend them. The ancho chilli paneer tikka was good, though it didn’t stand out as much in comparison.
For mains, we tried the Shaam Savare curry, which had a tangy profile. Personally, I prefer my curries on the less tangy side, but it was still a well-prepared dish. The asparagus khichdi was a nice, mild option and worked well for the kids.
One downside was the lack of yogurt-based drinks or buttermilk something I expected to be available, especially for kids. It would be great if they added that to the menu
Service is appaling though. Restaurant was busy but that isn’t an excuse for such a premium restaurant. Waiter were unable to fill water cups on the table despite reminding.
Food is good. Beet croquettes is my favorite. Cocktails were ok and Dessert is amazing