This is now my favorite Indian restaurant in the area. It's clean with a modern twist. The interior…read moredecor is bright and full of different colors on the walls along with portraits of traditional Indian culture. I came for lunch earlier today and enjoyed their buffet spread. The buffet is from 11am-3pm at $20 pp. the buffet bar is pretty small but does have the main items such as grilled tandoori chicken, butter chicken, chicken curry, biryanis, and a few other traditional Indian dishes. They do have a sauce bar with some salad and one dessert porridge. I will say, I wish they had goat curry (vindaloo) and some fried items like pakoora and samosas. For dessert, I do wish they had gulab jamun and jalebi as a standard. Most Indian buffets I've been to, carry these items. I tried most of everything and they were each good tasting. I'm a big fan of their tandoori chicken because it's freshly grilled and really tasty. I wasn't a big fan of their butter naan; their version of naan is more like a baked pita which threw me off. I'm used to the long traditional stone oven baked naan with burnet holes, etc. I also wish they served ice as normal rather than asking for it because the water is really like warm which was not pleasing. Overall, I really like this place. Their service is nice and very welcoming. For $20, this buffet is a steal. I'd love to actually come back for dinner and try other entrees. I'll be back!

We've come here twice and both times were good. The service is fast and friendly. The decor is mix…read moreof old school and modern. The only issue we've run into both times is not all items are available from the menu during certain times. The Gobi Manchurian is great. We love the Chicken Tikka Masala. I think our family favorite is the Saag Paneer. Everything has a decent level of spice without being overbearing. We enjoy the overall experience and will definitely be back.

Ate here for the first time and it was incredible. Service was great, food quality and taste was…read moreperfect. Nice atmosphere with a full bar. I had the Fish Pakora, Chicken Tikki Masala, and Signature Chicken Curry modified to be extra spicy. So yummy. I will be eating here again.

A little disappointing going out of my way to try a new Indian spot. My thing is chicken tikka…read moremasala. I'd rate the chicken in the masala a 4 out of 10 because it was super dry and not very flavorful and the tikka sauce was not much better 6 out of 10. Personally I will not go back here and might not even finish the chicken it's better without in my opinion.

One of the best food trucks in the East Bay! The pepitos and hot dogs are truly authentic and the…read moreowners are the nicest people.

Got the California Pepito with chicken and bacon and it sure was delicious! Was going to Lowe's…read morefor a yard project and destiny had this food truck there waiting to help fuel my project. Would definitely recommend if you happen upon them, cancel your lunch plans and make this your meal.

I came to the Oakley Food truck event especially to get some lumpia as we were craving some lumpia…read moreand I was too lazy to make or fry them. I ordered 2 plates( a dozen each plate- have a big family) and it was your average lumpia. In fact, it tastes exactly like the frozen Shanghai lumpia you can get at Asian grocery stores and some American grocery stores which I have in my freezers. These are about 16.00 for a package ( forget if it is for 35 or quantity of 50). I paid here 16.00 for a dozen. One customer had complained theirs was still pink and not fully cooked. Mine were cooked fine. So this so far was good. The rest of the plates were not good at all. Chicken adobo was too overcooked that it was shreds of chicken and pieces of ground bones. No substantial pieces of meat at all just shreds. Rice was horrible because it was a mixture of undercooked rice still dry and hard and almost raw mixed with way over cooked mushy rice like congee( rice porridge). They had a big rice pot and the only thing I could think of is they maybe mixed the raw rice with the overcooked rice maybe to keep warm. I would suggest having more than one rice pot. The chicken adobo was lacking soy sauce and vinegar taste and too watery instead of saucy. Pancit was disappointing as well. It lacked flavor, meat vegetables- it was watery for some reason. It had mainly diced green onions.I had to add soy sauce, a bit of salt and lemon to make it even a little close to resembling pancit. Basically it was just plain boiled rice stick( bihon noodles) lacking flavor. I would suggest to the owner to add more slices of carrots and celery( maybe cabbage to extend it) chicken, soy sauce, salt and serve with wedges of lemon. This can be cooked ahead the day before and still tastes fine serving the next day( I cook it for parties). So have that done already so saves time and you can focus on the other food. They were overwhelmed by the long lines I think. A lot of these can be cooked ahead so when it gets overwhelming you have something to fall back on and cook the rest fresh. It was a 30 minute wait as it is. Then if that wasn't enough, they put my order of 4 containers in a DIAPER box!!! It was dark and I couldn't see the box as I was carrying it and my daughter saw and mentioned it- EEWWW!!! Gross! Lumpia gets a 3 star and the rest of the foods was a 1 star, so averages 1.6 so gave them 2 stars for them overall. This was not worth the wait or the 60.00 plus ( not including the tip which was on top of that amount).

First time I have ever eaten from a food truck inside our gated neighborhood in Discovery Bay. I…read moreexpected quick & reasonably priced food. We ordered 6 asada street tacos and 2 churros =$32.00. Okay a bit expensive for my taste, but combine waiting 42 minutes in cold damp weather (47 degrees) and just 3 people in front of us, who had already ordered & were WAITING too for their food, = an overall BAD first time experience. I don't wait that long in a sit down restaurant! The tacos tasted good, but they were very small. The churros tasted like deep fried oil and barely had cinnamon & sugar sprinkled on them. I still will try food truck venue when I see them in my neighborhood because I like supporting local vendors, but won't order from Mestizo's ever again. I could have forgiven the price if the service had been quick.

We went to Mauri the second time. Once last week and today the 4th of July. Last week was very…read moregood. Today, Butter chicken sauce was not good! Sorry. The billing wait was too long. Finally I flagged the guy, he said to pay at the. Punter. At the counter they asked my table number. I had no idea what it was. I know they are trying their their best. A couple of Desi things. Two couples washed their hands in a sink inside the dining room next to where we were sitting. No good. Thank god they did not spit in there. I had to point to my table to our paper towel as there were no paper towels. They should wash in the bathroom ! I know they are just brand new. Crew training is a must. A few pointers if they care 1. The servers with their ugly beard look unclean. A clean shave will be better. 2. Every crew member should have a pair of gloves. 3. Pick up and clean up asap. I'm leaned table sits and looks ugly. 4. Keep the place clean; this is not Desi place. And a few other things....it will be nice to have all the staff wear white jacket or something separates them from customers.

New place in town and they had a limited menu since it just opened. But we tried a little bit of…read moreeverything and it was all tasty! We had the Hiriyali chicken curry (never had and it was my favorite), butter chicken, Dragon Paneer and a bunch of garlic naan. We did ask if they had Palak Paneer and they did not but the owner was soooo amazing that he went to the shop next door and had his chef make it for us. Honestly the best palak paneer too. Everything was clean and spacious. Very nice family owned business and definitely hope to visit again. Sorry I didn't take pictures we scarfed everything down so fast lol

I've seen reviews on this place and wanted to try it, I came to the Antioch waterpark food truck…read moreday to try it. The gentleman taking the orders was real nice, it's a good vibe here with other vendors and music to chill and enjoy some food or drinks. The food at groovy gorditas was okay, the super burrito was $16, came with guacamole, meat of choice, cheese, beans and rice, I opted out of the cabbage inside. The burrito was a good size but lacked flavor, I was disappointed in the sauces, the green salsa was too salty and the red salsa had some spice but lacked flavor.

Thank you so much for the wonderful food today. My workplace arranged for your catering, and…read moreeverything was truly exceptional. The service was outstanding, and I really appreciated the time you took to explain each dish. I will absolutely be looking out for your truck again and look forward to enjoying more of your delicious food in the future. If you ever come across this truck, I highly recommend stopping by--they do an excellent job.

A new South Indian vegetarian restaurant in Brentwood (Streets of Brentwood), Chutneys appears to…read morebe in a soft-opening phase, steadily improving and moving toward full production. This was my fourth visit, which says a lot, very few Indian restaurants have impressed me enough to make me return more than twice. The service has been consistently good, with attentive and friendly staff. The ambience is pleasant, modern, clean, and welcoming, with good-quality tableware. And then there's the food!, flavorful, authentic, and remarkably consistent. The dosas were perfectly crisp, the chutneys delicious, and the sambar was spot-on. What impressed me most is that the quality and taste have remained consistent across all four visits, something I have rarely experienced at an Indian restaurant in the USA. Everything we tried was excellent: Masala Dosa, Masala Onion Dosa, Rava Dosa, Rava Masala Dosa, Paneer 65, Tawa Paneer Tikka, Pesarattu, Andhra Garelu with Sambar, and the Thali (available on weekends for lunch). Every dish was executed beautifully. Overall, Chutneys has been a great culinary experience, and I sincerely hope they continue to maintain this level of quality as they move into full operation. My only wish...they start serving non-vegetarian dishes too! Highly recommended. If you enjoy vegetarian food with authentic South Indian flavors, Chutneys is definitely worth a visit.

We visited today around 8:35 pm and found only one other family dining there. Shortly after we sat…read moredown, the waitress told us we needed to order quickly since the kitchen closes at 8:45. The menu was already quite limited. I ordered a dosa, and my wife ordered mini idlys. When I asked for a mango lassi, we were told they were out of it, and that only one Diet Coke was available. Then, at 8:42, the waitress returned to tell us they no longer had dosas because they'd already started cleaning the tava -- one of the strangest excuses I've ever heard, especially since they don't close until 9 and we'd been rushed to order by 8:45. At that point, we decided to just leave. This is actually the second time we've experienced this kind of service -- the first was right after they opened. Unfortunately, we won't be returning.

*** This review is not about the food ***…read more I was driving home today (sat 7-11-26) in Lathrop. A delivery truck from this company was driven ng very dangerously. West bound.on Louise, the driver ran a red light, drifted between lanes, and swerved out of a turn only lane to go straight! All this in the space of a mile and maybe just over 3 minutes.i certainly would not look at this company to deliver to my house. Very reckless driving!

I can't believe I never YELPed this place. In Antioch, they have a gem of a place in sweets. This…read moreplace provides all the Indian/Pakistani markets and some restaurants with their well known delicious sweets! This is authentic Indian/Pakistani Punjabi desserts! Made fresh on the premises. Their carrot halwa you can taste the pure carrots meticulously grinded- it is absolutely delicious. We also like the Burfi, milk cake which I like it is flaky and tastes like the Middle Eastern halwah style. My kids like the jellabi and gulab jamun( tasty soaked donuts). They are great at what they do- we have the best in our area! Now get the word out there- they are opening a restaurant as well in the next 2 weeks! If the cooking is as good as their desserts, I can't wait to try it! So I will update once I try their menu! Great small business in Antioch-a true gem! I think overall, my favorites are the milk cake( like the flakiness for some reason), carrot halwa, white Burfi ( with pistachios or without- depending on my mood). Rest I like once in awhile but those are my favorites- I might add the new mango Burfi to that list too. Now, these are not like American sweets- totally different and a little bit goes a long way bc they can get pretty sweet. So I eat a pinch at a time with hot homemade chai tea- maybe half or one bar at a time for me bc very sweet. My husband can chow down like 3-4 squares or the whole box if I let him! Lol- he loves the stuff!