
Eggholic is a new Indian restaurant in Indianapolis, Indiana, offering a unique twist on traditional Indian cuisine with dishes that feature eggs in a variety of ways. From appetizers like the Boil Tikka to entrees like the Surti Gotalo, Eggholic has something to offer everyone, including vegetarian options. The restaurant is committed to using only the freshest ingredients and preparing each dish with care.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1224 W 86th St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
Phone: (317) 343-2995
Website: https://eggholic.com/
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Reviews
What We Tried:
Bhel – Light, crispy, and full of flavor with the perfect balance of sweet, tangy, and spicy.
️ Dahi Puri – Crisp puris filled with creamy yogurt and chutneys—bursting with taste in every bite!
Vada Pav – A true Mumbai-style classic, with a spicy potato filling and soft bun.
Egg Gotala – Rich, spicy, and packed with bold flavors—a must-try for egg lovers!
Mango Mastani – Thick, creamy, and refreshing with the perfect mango sweetness.
Rabadi Lassi – Smooth, rich, and delicious—great for cooling down after spicy dishes.
The service was friendly, the atmosphere was vibrant, and the food was fresh and flavorful. We can’t wait to come back and try more dishes! Highly recommended!
We had this place on our list to visit just for the pani puri! They had the best Lassi drinks I have ever had. Highly reccomend.
Thank you for the super helpful staff to explain the items in detail! With great reccomendations we will be trying this agian!
Love the music videos playing on the wall too!
Also, and aEd English wording to explain what the menu item is in order to broaden their appeal to beyond immigrants from India, which has to be a very small part of the population here in INDIAana.
I ordered chicken curry, which turned out to be more of an oil curry experience. The oil had oil, and somewhere deep inside it, there might have been curry. I’ve attached an image in case anyone wants to admire the shine. It was also salty. The chicken itself was bland and so chewy that it felt like it needed a separate cooking.
Now let’s talk about the biryani. If by biryani you mean plain pulao with zero flavor and an unpleasant smell, then yes — perfectly named. No aroma, no taste, just disappointment.
The quantity was way too leas. The containers were half full, but don’t be fooled — the containers themselves were so shallow that the food wasn’t even enough for one person. Minimalism at its finest.
I order food or eat outside once every two weeks, and this time I decided to treat myself with Eggoholic. Lesson learned. Total waste of money, effort, and appetite.
The egg Ghotala seemed a little undercooked and was not my favourite of the things I tried.
The mango Mastani was refreshing and a good lift to the usual mango lassi.