
Hours
| Friday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4500 Tassajara Rd C, Dublin, CA 94568
Phone: (925) 587-1125
Website: https://www.pippaldublin.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Chef Munish Rana is incredibly talented. Every dish we tried was beautifully presented and bursting with flavor — you can truly taste the passion and creativity in his cooking. The menu celebrates the amazing diversity of Indian cuisine, but with a modern twist that feels fresh and elevated (and it’s all made with California’s best local ingredients).
It’s the perfect spot for a date night, celebration, or a special dinner out with family or friends. The atmosphere is warm, upscale, and welcoming — exactly what Dublin needed!
If you’re looking for the best Indian restaurant in the Tri-Valley, Pippal Dublin should be at the top of your list. Can’t wait to come back!
The vibe of the restaurant is amazing. From the moment you walk in, the elegance and interior design make it feel like one of the top-end restaurants in the area. It’s classy, modern, and welcoming all at once.
Service was excellent across the board—from the front-of-house staff to the kitchen team. Attentive, professional, and genuinely warm.
Between the food, service, ambiance, and presentation, Pippal delivers a perfect experience in every aspect. Highly recommended, and I’ll definitely be coming back!!
The Highlights:
Pathar ka Kabab (Lucknowi): A standout. Aromatic, tender, and deeply flavorful.
Chicken Tikka Trio: Each piece had a distinct, well-marinated personality.
Naga Chicken Curry: Unexpectedly great. The infusion of lemongrass and curry leaves was unique and paired perfectly with the Lachha Paratha.
Lucknowi Chicken Biryani: A surprise presentation with a whole chicken! The rice was subtle, smooth, and the addition of craisins added a nice modern touch. Quantity was enough for at least 2 persons.
Veg Manchow Soup: This was a polarizing dish. It was heavy on the spices and sauces, deviating quite a bit from the traditional Indo-Chinese profile. In our group of five, three enjoyed the bold punch, while two found it a bit too intense.
The Letdowns:
The Gustaba Quest: Unfortunately, the search continues. Instead of the traditional, velvety meatballs made from finely pounded mutton and fat, this was more of a ground meat “mound”(check photo). It lacked the authentic texture I’ve had in Kashmir. It’s a decent dish if you don’t call it Gustaba, but for a purist, it misses the mark.
Malai Kofta: Overpowered by cardamom to the point of being inedible. However, the manager was very gracious, took our feedback seriously, and handled it well.
At $60/head (no alcohol and including a mandatory 20% gratuity), it’s a “splurge” meal. Come for the ambiance and the Naga curry, but Kashmiri traditionalists might want to keep their expectations in check.
The ambiance is top-tier and some dishes really shine, but for me to come back to this restaurant, I think I need a bit of convincing (or a friend’s treat). Ill surely update if i come back here.
Even on a packed weekend night, service was smooth (reservation helped). Cocktails were excellent, food was flavorful, and the hospitality really stood out. One of the owners stopped by to check on us and surprised us with a complimentary dessert, their take on payasam, which was absolutely delicious with great play of textures.
Standouts: Gurgaon Border & Hawa Mahal cocktails, Arbi Kabab, Andhra Fried Chicken, East India Butter Chicken.
Himalayan Junglee Mushrooms were fine, just not a standout.
Warm service, great drinks, and memorable food. We’ll definitely be back.
The decor in muted shades is elegant and the tables spaced conveniently apart make for good conversations without neighboring diners inadvertently eavesdropping on your discussions .
The service left a lot to be desired. Our wine order was messed up and we were served a much higher priced wine than the one we ordered. We did not bring it up to them so maybe they would have fixed that. Also for this upscale a restaurant I would expect the server to box the leftovers for us. To be fair , the restaurant has been open for only two weeks now and we were informed that our server was in training. My critique is more so that they improve their service by the time we are back as we will definitely be back for the delicious food.
The food at Pipal was incredible and delicious. The table-side chaat experience was unique and imaginative, and honestly a highlight of the meal. Everything we ordered was really, really good — especially the dessert, which stood out the most. From a food perspective alone, I would give this place a 9/10.
Unfortunately, the service and overall professionalism completely undermined what could have been a great experience.
Our waiter was initially great. When it came time to pay, he asked if I wanted to pay by card and whether it was okay for him to bring the card reader to the table, which I agreed to. The original bill was $131.89 plus tax and tip, but when he ran my card, he entered $149 plus tax, and I then added an 18% tip on top of that. I was confused but didn’t push back because the food and service had been good.
After we left, my wife realized we had been charged more than the original bill. I chose not to go back in, assuming mistakes happen and that it would work itself out.
Later that same day, the restaurant called my wife accusing us of not paying for our meal. I already had a pending charge on my Chase card, so I knew we had paid. I spoke directly to the waiter, explained the situation, and he said, “Oh yeah, now I remember,” and apologized for bothering us. They had called using the phone number we provided through OpenTable.
Despite this, the restaurant proceeded to call my wife 2–3 more times over the next two days, continuing to accuse us of not paying. I finally answered and explained — again — that not only did we pay, but we were actually charged more than our bill, and I didn’t dispute it. I told them I had a confirmed credit card transaction from Pipal for $173.66 and asked them to never contact us again.
The woman on the phone was rude, dismissive, and continued to accuse us of not paying despite clear proof.
This was one of the most unprofessional situations I’ve ever experienced at a restaurant. We were overcharged, still left an 18% tip, and then were repeatedly harassed and accused of not paying for a meal we clearly paid for.
Amazing food — but the handling of payment and customer service was unacceptable.
I will never come here again!
Great food, great vibe, and great service. I’ll definitely be coming back!
The Laal Maas was straight-up awesome (tender, perfectly spiced goat that fell off the bone), and the Daulat ki Chaat was amazing—light, fluffy, and such a fun Delhi-style dessert surprise.
Shoutout to Harsh for the exceptional service and to Apurva who kept checking in, genuinely asked for feedback, and offered great suggestions—made the whole night feel special
I started with the Taj Mahal cocktail, a delicious rum-based drink that was perfectly balanced and refreshing. From there, the dishes just kept impressing me. The Lamb Burrah Kebab was tender and full of rich spices, the Pathar ke Kebab had an amazing smoky, melt-in-your-mouth quality, and the Prawn Pepper Fry delivered the perfect hit of spice. The Chicken Tikka Trio was another highlight, offering different flavours that showed off the kitchen’s skill and creativity.
And honestly, there was so much more to enjoy — every single item we ordered was exceptional. The quality of the food, the flavours, and the overall experience make Pipal Dublin a place I can’t recommend highly enough.
If you’re looking for incredible Indian cuisine with thoughtful cocktails and top-tier dishes, Pipal Dublin should be at the top of your list.