The food is expand and cheap some of my favorite Indian in town do not recommend ordering over call…read morethough every time it is backed up though. Service is good eating in if not for the difficulty ordering online/over call than would be 5 star.

I really love everything about this place!!!! Good food,…read moreexcellent and fast service, so cozy, and clean

What an incredible dinner! The food was unforgettable, and the service felt like a warm hug. My…read moremother and I were treated like queens--every detail was taken care of with care and kindness. The staff truly went above and beyond. Love it here and will return! My mother's favorite restaurant! 100/10

Pretty disappointing take out experience from Yeti with a few highlights…read more It was $116 for 3 people including chicken tikka masala (very tomato paste-y), a $33 lamb dish that included lamb pieces that were overcooked and veggies that were undercooked (my husband had to still fry it when we got home), aloo gobi that was very oily, 2 orders of samosas (generous portion but mostly potato) but they forgot to give us any sauce, one huge garlic naan (which had a little spice and wasn't cut up), a cup of mango lassi (was very tasty) and masala chai that was also very good. They gave us a very full cup of chai, which I'd normally be super happy about except that the top kept popping off so it spilled in the car. We had leftovers but will definitely try a different restaurant next time.

I had heard about this place a few times, but it came up on a recent search for Indian in central…read moreSonoma County. So glad we came here! We walked in to a sitar concert. It was a Friday night, and apparently, they have live music several nights a week! It wasn't amplified, or if it was, it was still provided a great dining atmosphere - not too loud, but I could tell the guy playing was really enjoying himself! We ordered an assortment. I always love Chicken Tikka Masala - I consider it the test of a good Indian restaurant. We got the Allo Gobi - a cauliflower and potato dish, as well as some of their lemon rice. I had never seen that before so we had to try it. We also had a Paneer dish with onions and peppers. Everything was fantastic! So fresh and flavorful, and absolutely packed with spiced! My partner said she thought it was the best we have ever had! We enjoyed everything, and the service was very friendly and personal. We spoke with someone who may have been the owner, who informed us that the food was from Punjab - far Northern India. We had a great meal, and felt like we made new friends as well. Wave if you see us there - we may have our own table there before long!

Updating my review just to reiterate that this place is absolutely amazing. Top notch service,…read moregreat price, good variety, bottomless mimosas on the weekends. If you sit and eat for more than 20 minutes or so they'll almost always bring around a fresh piping hot batch of naan and offer some to all of the tables for free (no up charge). Such a fantastic value.

This was my first time at Taj Cafe and it is relatively new. We went during the down time and it…read morewas not busy. The server was very nice but seemed a little shy. Not a bad thing. I ordered a CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA and Naan bread. The restaurant was clean and well lit. The meal came out quickly as was hot. The Tikka Masala looked like a small portion, but ended up with lots of chicken and was very tasty. The Naan bread was enormous. I mean it was a lot! I only used about a 1/4 or 1/3 to sop up the yummy sauce. Everything was good. I ended up taking the rest of the Naan bread home and enjoyed it re-heated. Nice place with a casual atmosphere.

We've been coming to Taj Cafe for a while, and yet, I have been hesitant to write a review, because…read moreour story together begins with a slightly strange experience. Lately though, they expanded their menu, and holy moly, I had to write this review. They might have changed ownership too? Not sure, but something is definitely different. Generally, the food has always been good, but yesterday, our socks were knocked off by the tastiness of our meal here. First off: They now have deep fried momo's. And holy cow. We've had their steamed momo's which are good, but these deep fried ones are everything you want them to be. Crunchy on the outside and the chicken on the inside has a curry spice to it. It was a little on the salty side, but it didn't deter too much. The curry dipping sauce is also incredible. We also had a baigan bartha (eggplant) and chicken korma - both were way excellent! I feel like they really up'd the game. The chicken korma was so flavorful, even more so than before. I hadn't gotten the baigan bartha from here in a long time, but it was pretty awesome. Likely, they up'd the butter and cream... that's usually how it goes. But I dunno... maybe not just that, there's more complexity to the food. Anyhow, it was amazing. The service here is a little toned down, but not bad. You get the feeling that the workers / owners are pretty new here to the US... which takes me to the strange experience I had early on... On our 2nd time there, we asked for glasses of water, and what they brought out was incredibly hot water in water glasses. It was boiling hot. My husband asked if they could cool bring us cold water, and they were not super happy about that request, but they tried to do it. They came back with less hot water, but still warm. It was weird. You're eating spicy indian food, you want some cold water to cool you down. Anyhow, not sure if there was something going on with their water system, or what. But they were not very communicative, which makes me think perhaps they are new to the US. No judgement - coming from an Asian American myself. Anyhow, nothing weird like that happened afterwards, (they give you cold water) but I do sometimes deter from coming here because it's slightly hole-in-the-wall-ish. The lights are dim, making it feel a bit dingy. I hate to say it but as I get older, I just am less excited about hole-in-the-wall places, even though I loved them when I was younger. Now, I just want to eat in a nice enviornment. Either way, the food is great, and also not too expensive. So, we will continue to come. How can we not get those fried momo's!!!

I walk past this place often and since i try to eat food that isn't too greasy, this was definitely…read morea place i needed to visit. Dishes are huge. I have a huge appetite but even i had to ask for a to go box. I really enjoyed the brown rice i got with my meal. I got the veggie combo which right now is $15 for the lunch combo special. The crispy cauliflower was delish! It came with a tangy sauce. They had quite an extensive menu and a lot of vegetarian options. I may have to make this a weekly spot so i can get through the menu!

This was my first time trying Nepalese cuisine and I loved it!!…read more The soup already impressed me from the start- it was just the right balance of creamy and savory. The chicken momo was amazing as well, especially the skin, which was perfectly al dente. We enjoyed the garlic basil naan and chicken tikka marsala as well. Staff were super friendly. We were seated for a party of 2 with no wait on a Friday night at 7:30 pm. We parked outside for free by the park.

I have been dining at Indian buffets for 30 years, Everest in Cotati is by far the best I have ever…read moreexperienced, I have been a vegetarian for the same amount of time and have dined with friends/family who are not vegetarians and they also love it. I have to mention the young man (21 years old) Raj, is so polite and professional, he greets you when you enter, comes to your table several times to see if you need anything, a total gentleman. If I had the money, I would back him in anything he wanted to do. Thank you, Greg W.

Valentine dinner what delight. Raj was our server, very knowledgeable, personable and conscientious…read morewith time. He was very busy! The lentil soup to hold us over was delicious! Our appetizers came out hot and quickly and were very good. Our dinners were promptly and with a smile by the food runner. (Sorry didn't catch their name) Very good meal, we will be back and often!

After an 8.5 hour drive from So Cal, and after checking into our hotel, we were ready for a modest…read moredinner. Thinking of Mediterranean or Indian, Yelp! offered Himalayan Momo & Kebob ... just a few minutes away from Rohnert Park. As a food court choice among 8 others, I was reasonably satisfied with my "Regular Plate.". Rice, chickpea curry, chicken tikka kebob, and naan for a little less than $14. The chicken tikka was an excellent choice. The piece of chicken was cut into cubes and crisped in a frying pan -- very flavorful with just a touch of "heat". The rest of the meal was passable for mall food. The turmeric-colored basmati rice was a bit off the mark for Indian rice ... it had a few bits of cumin, but definitely lacked the cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon I spice my rice with, and sauteed onions were completely missing in action. The portion was almost 1.5 cups. The chickpea curry was a good choice, but if I had to guess, I'm pretty sure the chickpeas came out of a can. The portion was on the small side ... about 1/3 cup. The warm, foil-wrapped naan was tasty, albeit a little chewy, but understandable since the mall/food court wasn't busy for a Thursday close to 6 pm. I almost ordered a side of raita, but I turned down a 3-oz portion cup at $2.99. Good thing! The server gave me a 1-oz portion as a sample, and it was the saddest excuse for raita. It was so watery that it wouldn't even cling to a piece of chicken tikka. I couldn't give 3.5-stars, which is what I would actually rate my meal, but I didn't want to shortchange them either by giving only a 3-star review. Would I return? If I lived in the area, probably. There are a couple of other good choices in the food court that I would try first.

I had no idea this was owned by the same people in Windsor which explains why it's so good!!! Never…read moreexpected mall food to be amazing but Himalayan Momo & Kebob proved overwise. Paneer Dosa (10/5 stars) - it is perfect in every way, the dosa was perfectly crunchy and soft, the panner filling mix was so flavorful and perfectly seasoned, the soup was super hot but delicious and hearty, the chutneys went so well with the dosa Overall, this is going to be my go to mall food.

The Most Underrated Gem in Sonoma County…read more Bollywood Kitchen in Healdsburg is genuinely one of the most underrated restaurants in Sonoma County. Don't let the humble setting fool you because once you walk in you are in for an exceptional experience. The food here is absolutely phenomenal. Some of my favorite dishes are the goat biryani, chicken momo, dal makhani, coconut lamb, and chicken vindaloo. Each dish is bursting with authentic flavor and cooked to perfection. The menu beautifully blends Indian, Nepalese, and Tibetan influences that keep me coming back again and again. The service is outstanding. Over the time I have been eating here I have gotten to know the staff and their warmth and genuine hospitality make every visit special. Rupesh is especially thoughtful and attentive and always makes sure you feel welcomed. Whether you are a local or just visiting Healdsburg I recommend Bollywood Kitchen to everyone I know. The combination of incredible food, attentive service, and welcoming charm makes this place a must-visit and truly a hidden gem.

HANDS DOWN THE BEST INDIAN PLACE! Went twice over the weekend.. such nice staff!!! If you love…read moreIndian cuisine or possibly want to try something different, go here!! :)