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Address: 506 12th Ave S Suite 112D, Seattle, WA 98144
Phone: (206) 452-4380
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Reviews
Mitch
Reading the reviews of this place, it seems that the owner may have improved quality since last year.
The food was actually pretty good. I had the Rogan Josh, which was similar to ones I’ve had around the world. The rice was fresh and the owner was helpful. There was some confusion about the location, I’m suggesting the owner update the address so people can find them 😉
… moreThe food was actually pretty good. I had the Rogan Josh, which was similar to ones I’ve had around the world. The rice was fresh and the owner was helpful. There was some confusion about the location, I’m suggesting the owner update the address so people can find them 😉
Subham Gaurav
The Culinary Catastrophe
Well, well, well, folks, I recently embarked on a culinary adventure to a place where words fail to capture the sheer magnitude of its gastronomic atrocities. If this restaurant were a contestant on a cooking show, it would have been promptly escorted out by a security guard while the judges gagged into their napkins.
I had the displeasure of ordering the lamb biryani, or at least, I think that’s what I ordered. It was like a sad parody of biryani, a dish that should be celebrated, not desecrated. Picture this: rice fried with leftover veggies you found at the back of your fridge, and you’re still about 10 times away from the horror that graced my plate. To add insult to injury, they decided to throw in some corn and peas. I mean, come on, biryani should be exotic, not a recycling bin for your vegetable drawer!
And let’s not even start on the mango lassi, or as I like to call it, “The Great Lassi Debacle.” Lassi is supposed to have substance, it’s supposed to be thick enough to stand a straw in it. But what I received was more like a milkshake’s ugly, unsuccessful, inbred cousin. It was so runny; I suspect they may have confused lassi with a hastily mixed milk powder experiment.
I’d like to take a moment to acknowledge that this isn’t just your run-of-the-mill bad takeout; it’s the culinary equivalent of a black hole that devours your taste buds and your happiness. To anyone contemplating ordering from this establishment, my advice is simple: NEVER, ever, ever, ever, ever, and I can’t stress this enough, push that dreaded button on the food delivery app. If I could give this place less than one star, I would, but alas, the universe insists on a minimum of one. Oh, did I mention that the food resembles something you’d find in a trash can? (hint: It starts with a G, ends with an E, and has ARBAG in the middle)
… moreWell, well, well, folks, I recently embarked on a culinary adventure to a place where words fail to capture the sheer magnitude of its gastronomic atrocities. If this restaurant were a contestant on a cooking show, it would have been promptly escorted out by a security guard while the judges gagged into their napkins.
I had the displeasure of ordering the lamb biryani, or at least, I think that’s what I ordered. It was like a sad parody of biryani, a dish that should be celebrated, not desecrated. Picture this: rice fried with leftover veggies you found at the back of your fridge, and you’re still about 10 times away from the horror that graced my plate. To add insult to injury, they decided to throw in some corn and peas. I mean, come on, biryani should be exotic, not a recycling bin for your vegetable drawer!
And let’s not even start on the mango lassi, or as I like to call it, “The Great Lassi Debacle.” Lassi is supposed to have substance, it’s supposed to be thick enough to stand a straw in it. But what I received was more like a milkshake’s ugly, unsuccessful, inbred cousin. It was so runny; I suspect they may have confused lassi with a hastily mixed milk powder experiment.
I’d like to take a moment to acknowledge that this isn’t just your run-of-the-mill bad takeout; it’s the culinary equivalent of a black hole that devours your taste buds and your happiness. To anyone contemplating ordering from this establishment, my advice is simple: NEVER, ever, ever, ever, ever, and I can’t stress this enough, push that dreaded button on the food delivery app. If I could give this place less than one star, I would, but alas, the universe insists on a minimum of one. Oh, did I mention that the food resembles something you’d find in a trash can? (hint: It starts with a G, ends with an E, and has ARBAG in the middle)
Sankirna Joshi
Please avoid at all costs. I was stupid to not google before ordering DoorDash but you can learn from my mistake.
Now the review:
Doordash delivered the food in 15 mins which I was excited about at first. But once I actually started having the food, I realized why it only took 15 mins. I ordered
The worst Paneer Makhani I have had. It had like 4 small paneer slices but it tasted ok I guess. The Rice resembled the half eaten leftovers you decide to carry home in a to-go box. The Naan was also the worst naan I have ever had in my life. Probably frozen and reheated stuff.
The mango lassi was lacking in every areas. First, it came in a container and not in a to-go cup which was weird. Secondly, it barely had the thickness of your typical Lassi. And extremely weak mango flavor and was not even sweet. Worst Lassi in my life.
The samosas were surprisingly NOT the worst I have ever had. That honor rests with a friend of mine who fed me some frozen samosas but a close second. Guess what though, the frozen samosas came with chutneys. This restaurant did not care to provide any chutney.
Overall a huge disappointment. My review might feel like I am exaggerating but I am actually being polite and kind. This place needs to shut down ASAP for the love of Indian Food. Cheers!
… moreNow the review:
Doordash delivered the food in 15 mins which I was excited about at first. But once I actually started having the food, I realized why it only took 15 mins. I ordered
The worst Paneer Makhani I have had. It had like 4 small paneer slices but it tasted ok I guess. The Rice resembled the half eaten leftovers you decide to carry home in a to-go box. The Naan was also the worst naan I have ever had in my life. Probably frozen and reheated stuff.
The mango lassi was lacking in every areas. First, it came in a container and not in a to-go cup which was weird. Secondly, it barely had the thickness of your typical Lassi. And extremely weak mango flavor and was not even sweet. Worst Lassi in my life.
The samosas were surprisingly NOT the worst I have ever had. That honor rests with a friend of mine who fed me some frozen samosas but a close second. Guess what though, the frozen samosas came with chutneys. This restaurant did not care to provide any chutney.
Overall a huge disappointment. My review might feel like I am exaggerating but I am actually being polite and kind. This place needs to shut down ASAP for the love of Indian Food. Cheers!
Chiwi
Ordered off DoorDash and the food actually smelled rotten when it got here. Terrible terrible quality. Will never ever order again.
… moreRasc Vex
Place wasn’t even open. Didn’t get my food. No way to demand refund, the link texted to me asks me to contact them at a 9 digit phone number?!
… moresidra naz
Their food has real Asian taste and staff members are also very welcoming.
… moremateo inclan
Very friendly service food was out in 10 min
… more