Amit S.

This place is a find in Seattle. Great ambiance as a sports bar, amazing service and food the reminds you of home in India. I don't see a lot of food places with Roomali Roti, lamb kebab and mutton stew - let me tell you, they are to die for!!

Kirstin H.

This was such an adorable restaurant with excellent service, food, and drinks. I loved the differing vibes between the bar and restaurant, and especially loved the rickshaw dining pods by the windows. We ordered the Sweet Rose Water Lassi, Garlic Naan, Bullet Naan, Tandoori Chicken Tacos, Railway Mutton Curry, Bindaas Butter Chicken, rice, and one of the kebabs. Everything was well seasoned, tender, and elegantly presented. Only downside is it can be a little pricey but I think its worth it and would go back again. I'm not sure if they offer special lunch or happy hour prices but that would make this place even better than it is.

Maxine L.

This place def lives up to its name lol. The vibes inside are very hip and trendy and it's part sports bar so I'm assuming it could get pretty lively. I visited on a weekday evening and it was pretty quiet. The little tuk tuk tables are cute as well! But a little impractical as one side is super low lol I ordered a mango lassi and the chicken chettinad. Both came out pretty quickly. Mango lassi was really sweet but good. Chicken chettinad was really flavorful and had so much depth thanks to the array of full fresh spices. I loved the paratha it was served with. Buttery, flaky, and a perfect vessel for the dish. My biggest issue here is the price. Mango lassi was $7 but was probably less than 8oz. Portion sizes of the main dishes are super dinky especially given the price. The dishes are flavorful, but not worth the price imo.

Kulwinder J.

We visited Bindaas Restaurant on February 6, 2026. We arrived around 8 PM Right when we walked in, we honestly loved the place. The décor is beautiful, colorful, modern, vibrant, and thoughtfully put together. It has that perfect mix of trendy and cozy that makes you want to sit longer, take pictures, and just enjoy the atmosphere. It truly feels like a spot you'd choose for birthdays, date nights, or when you want to impress someone. The ambiance alone set really high expectations for the food. I also want to give real credit to our server, because they were genuinely amazing. Friendly from the start, patient while we decided, and very attentive without hovering. They checked in often, made sure drinks were refilled, and kept a positive attitude the whole time. You can tell when someone actually cares about giving good service versus just doing their job and they absolutely did. Honestly, the service was one of the best parts of the night. We ordered a good variety because we wanted to try a little of everything drinks like the Million Dollar Sharbat, flavored lemonades, Colombian lemonade, Cocolada, and salty masala lassi, plus food including Sarson Paneer Tikka, Lamb Chops (medium well), fries, plain vegetable biryani, multiple tandoori rotis, vegetarian sizzler platter, paneer makhani, garlic naan, and desserts like Rose Kulfi Falooda. So we didn't just try one or two things we really explored the menu. Presentation-wise, everything looked great. Plates came out nicely arranged, colors looked appealing, and portions were fair. Visually, it all gave the impression that the food would be rich, flavorful, and packed with spices. Unfortunately, that's where things fell a little short for me. Most dishes tasted like they were missing depth and boldness. Not bad just... muted. The flavors didn't really pop the way Indian food usually does. The curries especially had a nice texture and consistency, and you could tell they were prepared with care, but they didn't have that strong, layered spice profile you expect. They tasted more mild than flavorful. The lamb chops were cooked properly and tender, but again, they needed more seasoning or marinade intensity. Same thing across several dishes good foundation, just lacking that punch. The drinks were refreshing and fun, and dessert was pleasant and nicely presented, but even there the flavors didn't stand out as much as we hoped. So for us, the experience was kind of mixed: * Atmosphere -- beautiful * Service -- truly excellent * Presentation -- very good * Flavor -- the only thing that didn't match the rest I really wanted to give this place a higher rating because the staff and setting genuinely impressed me. If the kitchen turns up the seasoning and brings stronger flavor to match how amazing everything looks and feels, this place could easily be a 5-star spot. Final thoughts: I'd still come back, mostly because of how welcoming the staff were and how nice the environment felt. I'm hoping next time the food brings the same wow factor as the décor and service because the potential is definitely there.

Nikita B.

The vibes are immaculate in here! we came on a Thursday around 3 pm and it was not busy at all but I'm sure it picks up through out the day. When we first came in we didn't see anyone and had to hunt down someone that worked there which took about 2-3 mins lol. Other than that it was smooth sailing. We had the mango / avocado Behl + saag paneer + butter chicken + garlic naan.

Varsh P.

From the moment you step inside, it transports you to a world of elegance and warmth. The decor is simply stunning,intricate wall art, and soft ambient lighting. It's the kind of place where you want to linger, soaking in the atmosphere as much as the aromas.to the left is the bar and right side seating had auto rickshaw seating which is new and cool. The Food The variety on the menu looked a little less. Pani puri was good but i did not understand why dahi(yogurt) was a part of it.Shabudana vada was mostly potato flavored than shabudana.but worth trying.The veggie burger was refreshing. Portions are generous, and presentation is thoughtful without being fussy. Service is gracious and attentive, with staff who are happy to guide you through the menu or suggest pairings. Whether you're a seasoned lover of Indian cuisine or trying it for the first time, you'll feel welcomed and well-fed.

Shirley S.

Hidden Gem With a Door to Another World I truly think this spot is a hidden gem! The entrance looks simple with just a tall wooden door, but don't let that fool you. There's a menu posted on the wall outside, which is perfect if you're like me and need time to decide what to order before walking in. We came in for an early lunch and decided to keep it light with two appetizers and coffee. The coffee was listed as "Indian Coffee" : super creamy and smooth, with no bitterness at all. It's not very strong caffeine-wise, so if you like your coffee with a little extra kick, definitely ask them to make it strong. Since it was my first time trying an Indian restaurant and I didn't know much about the different dishes, we asked the server for recommendations. They were patient and helpful in explaining everything, which I really appreciated. (It would be even better if the menu had photos : it'd help newcomers like me visualize what to expect!) What We Tried: Pani Puri Trio - Recommended by our server and such a fun experience! You fill each crispy shell with the paste and your choice of flavored water, so every bite tastes different depending on your combo. It's interactive, light, and definitely photo-worthy. Chicken Tikka - Grilled perfectly with a little char, and the green sauce balanced it beautifully. Tender chicken, smoky flavor, and a pop of freshness from the veggies -- a great starter dish. Even though we only ordered two appetizers and coffee, it totally hit the spot for a small craving. The only thing I'd tweak is the timing : it took a bit to get our order in and to receive the check, probably because we came right after a large party group. But overall, the staff was super kind and took the time to explain the dishes and make sure we enjoyed our visit. Before leaving, we noticed there's a bar area on the other side of the restaurant : colorful, cute, and surprisingly fancy! We're already planning to come back for that next time. Walking out through that tall door honestly felt like stepping back from another world. one full of color, flavor, and warmth.

Nausheen D.

Cute and quirky decor and interior, a very refreshing and welcoming vibe overall. We went on a Tuesday evening and it was not busy at all. We ordered Eggplant Bruschetta, Daal Baati, Railway Mutton Curry and Naan and Ghee rice. Everything tasted delicious and had a great presentation, we did however had some issues with the Baati from Daal Baati where it felt a bit tough - our Server Shan was kind enough to replace those with fresh ones - note that their Daal Baati is not Rajasthani style, it actually is how its made in MP and is quite different. For drinks we ordered Million Dollar Sharbat - and boy was it exploding with flavours, very refreshing and delicious! Their sizzlers looked very promising however we didn't get to try it this time. Will be back for sure!! PS - we did sit on the Tuk Tuk table but soon realised it was not comfortable, it was a fun experience though!

Shuba S.

Great food; wonderful service by staff; very cute ambience. There are two parts to this place-- sports bar on one side and cafe (where we went). Decor was super cute. Bright and colorful. There were desi quips printed on colorful posters. There's two tuktuk/ auto rickshaw type tables. Which is insanely and adorably cool. They brought it all the way from India so kudos for the effort and creativity. But beware if you are a petite person. One side of the tuktuk seating has very low seating so you feel like a toddler trying to eat at a high table. Other side is higher and better. But the legroom is limited and can get uncomfortable. I suggest you pose and take pictures, but ask for a regular table. That being said, we didn't mind the discomfort and stuck to the tuktuk table because that was one of the main reasons we went there. Okay coming to food. For starters, we got pani puri, mango and avocado Bhel, and chicken tikka for our group. My favorite was the Bhel-- it was tangy, spicy and had a creaminess from the chopped avocado. Just.. too... good. Pani puri came with a buttermilk as one of the drinks. That was.......unusual. I tried that combo once but wouldn't try again. My drink, the Kashmiri Kahwa was AMAZING. It's a hot tea drink with saffron and almonds. My friends loved their drinks as well; the mango lassi and whipped coffee. Main course we ordered the peas paratha. It was excellent. The salad that came with it had a nice gingery dressing on top which was so fresh and awoke your senses. The owner was there. Very sweet person! Service was wonderful. My only problem is the parking. Because the restaurant in old-town Renton and on a main road, you have to look for street parking.

Nandini H.

Stopped by for a late lunch on a Saturday was pleasantly surprised I liked everything I tried . To warn you though the quantity is more on the fine dining side so better quality but limited proportion. if you come hungry you will need to bunch of things to feel full . The service was quick and friendly. I like the ambience and music choice was nice too. I will definitely return for trying the dinner menu.

Shantala A.

Wow... amazing food! Tastes more like ghar ka khana (home-cooked food) than typical restaurant fare. The decor is vibrant, funky, and full of personality--definitely adds to the vibe. First Indian sports bar, huh? Pretty cool concept! Service was quick, and our waiter Jonathan was super friendly. The owner even stopped by a few times to check in--really appreciated that personal touch. We ordered the Sabudhana Vada, Bedmi Puri, Samosa Mutter Chaat, and Daal Bhati--everything was beyond perfect. So fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. We ended with the Rose Kulfi Falooda. Taste-wise? Fantastic. But visually, it didn't quite look like a traditional falooda--usually served in a tall glass, and this was more of a smaller portion. Maybe it could be renamed? Still, it was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend giving this place a try!

Food, service, and environment were top notch. Went Saturday evening for a early dinner and it wasn't busy. Glad I randomly chose this place. The food was so good.

Jayesh Satish N.

Visited Bindaas Indian Restaurant recently. The vibe is fun and colorful, with cool wall art and the rickshaw seating that's great for photos. Food was hit or miss: Chicken Chettinad was genuinely tasty and the sabudana vada was good too. Aloo poori and ragda pattice were average and didn't really stand out. One thing to note: the rickshaw seating looks fancy but it's not comfortable if you're tall. I struggled to sit and eat properly. Overall, not great, but fine for a one time visit