
At Tarka Indian Kitchen, located conveniently at 5207 Brodie Lane in the heart of Austin, Texas, savor the delightful flavors of traditional Indian cuisine in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether you’re seeking vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free options, Tarka’s extensive menu boasts an array of delectable dishes crafted with the freshest ingredients to cater to every palate. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors, aromatic spices, and exquisite flavors that define the authentic Indian culinary experience.
Local counter-serve chain dishing up Indian curries, kebabs & more in a contemporary setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5207 Brodie Ln, Austin, TX 78745
Phone: (512) 892-2008
Website: https://tarkaindiankitchen.com/
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I’ve enjoyed Tarka Indian Kitchen before, but unfortunately this visit wasn’t the same experience.
I ordered the same dish as last time. Chicken Tikka and it just wasn’t how I remembered it. The chicken was very tough and difficult to chew, and it didn’t taste fresh. The server recommended the coconut curry, but I didn’t find it good either.
We also ordered samosas, which were good, and a chicken biryani, but again the chicken tasted the same not fresh and too hard.
Overall, this visit was disappointing. I really hope I have better luck next time because I know this place can be good.
Well, I felt like this restaurant just did charity on me by sending “some” food! The quantity was honestly horrible. I was shocked. Zero value for money. Biryani didn’t taste like Biryani. The chicken inside was chewy!
Do yourself a favor, just look elsewhere. I felt completely cheated.
Excellent Customer Service,
everything was hot, generous servings, sauces and perfectly seasoned, all very good. Really enjoyed the Indian music and decor.
The food was plentiful and delicious. The saag channa and malai kofta were good. The naan was soft and fluffy. The paneer biriyani was decently spicy and flavored and came with the caveat that it wasn’t a traditional Hyderabadi style. Masala was chai was functional; nothing to write home about.
All the food was above average and below excellence. But I’d take someone leery of Indian food here.