Every dish was super delicious! I brought my daughter here as she was missing Indian cuisine after…read morecoming home from a year abroad in Nagpur. My favorite was the fish pakora... and I don't like fish!!! Super nice staff kept the naan bread basket at buffet filled. Definitely coming here again! Oh and don't skip the homemade mango and coconut ice cream Low key atmosphere was relaxing. Just make sure to wear your stretchy pants.

Everything I've ever had from this place is just BAD BAD BAD. And as someone who grew up in a small…read moretown in northern california that's home to the largest sikh parade in the world, you can trust that the Indian food I've had is a good measuring stick (not to mention the 20+ Indian restaurants I've eaten at across the states) This "food" is VILE. The potato pakora is just straight up fried dough. I thought the first time it was a mistake with my vegetable pakora that they messed up the cook, but these are just as bad. Neither time I ordered pakora was it ACTUALLY pakora. It doesn't even resemble anything I've EVER had anywhere else in 20 years. When I say this is bad, this is baaaaad. The vegetable samosas are MUSH with undercooked dough. Never have I ever had vegetable samosas that are basically fried mashed potatoes. This is SO disgusting I can't eat it. It's so hard to screw up samosas and yet they somehow managed to do so. No whole peas. Nothing even resembling a piece of potato. Just...MUSH. The rice was massively overcooked, dry, and crunchy. I'm so embarrassed for them. You all should be ashamed to sell this mess.

***NO INDOOR/OUT SEATING***, rating for ability to sit & dine ;( Drove from Oregon City to meet…read morefriends who drove from Battle Ground WA based on previous reviews stating ltd seating/plastic utensils, and ended up at The Observatory since there was no seating indoors or out and other nearby Indian outlets were food carts only. Food smells great and offerings in buffet are extensive, just for Take Out. Aisles are packed to gills with product so good finds I am sure but not this time to delve, just needed sit down food & drinks. Shelved it until Take Out is conducive. Namaste :]

After spending $1000+ on saris, the wife of the owner was really rude when I wanted to try on a…read morenecklace set to go with the several saris I'd just purchased. She told me that I can only try on the necklace if I could guarantee that I was going to purchase it. How can I know if I would like to purchase a necklace set without trying on the necklace? I was going to purchase a set anyway, I was just debating between 2 similar sets. In this economy, you should be lucky we even drove from Seattle to give you our business. That was tacky -- super rude!

I had the pleasure of attending Day 1 at their new Cully location. One guy in particular was very…read morepleasant and customer minded, e.g., he asked how everything tasted after I finished. The smoked saag paneer sandwich was good, the side of creamy saag delicious. The limeade with maple sounded better than it tasted, but still refreshing in the hot weather. I was overcharged based on the listed menu prices, just chalk it up to opening day missteps. I look forward to working the menu (and snapping a better photo.)

I am so so thrilled that the new Chaat Wallah cart, attached to Junior's Coffee/Upright Brewing, is…read morefinally open. This is not an unbiased review -- I've known Deepak (the owner) since he was a Linux geek instead of a chef -- but really, the food is awesome. What the cart serves is Indian/American fusion food. Like pulled pork with chutney and tamarind BBQ sauce. Many of the sandwiches sound weird, but they're all really good. Trust Deepak's palate, he knows flavors. Most of the menu is sandwiches, with a few other things like their terrific papadums and "frito chaat". Do note that the green chutney is very, very spicy. Chaat Wallah is on the property of a former garage, with Upright Brewing pouring from 8 taps inside the garage. There's a ton of outdoor seating (most of the seating, really), so you order some food, get a brew, and find a picnic table. Folks from all over the neighborhood, plus their kids and dogs, will join you.

What a sweet quaint little restaurant. My daughter and I went there yesterday for Mother's Day. It…read morewas a beautiful day and while they have outdoor seating we elected to eat inside. Reviewing the menu, there were lots of yummy things to choose from but ultimately we both could not resist the Lamb shank. I'm sad I didn't take a picture of it. It was so tender and delicious. It came with perfect Basmati rice and a side of eggplant stew that was exquisite! I've never had eggplant stew and it was luscious. I dream to about it all night long. It was quiet, comfortable, music was great; songs we all know but with native instruments and flare. We had house red wine - not a big selection of alcohol, which is fine the food is and should be the star. Our sever (Sorry my old lady brain forgot his name) but the good looking bald guy(LOL) was nice and personable. It was such a great low key dining experience that just made the day even better. I highly recommend this cute place and we will be back- there are a lot more wonderful food to try!

I need 1 more Halah type restaurant, the one I picked last week, did looked awful from the First…read moreImpression, and it adds up, as we got closer to the front door. My first impression as we entered here was: the AC was on, and I'm not ready for AC (yet), and the inside was too elegant, and empty. We waited awhile, when a staff appeared. We picked a seat outside, where the weather was pleasant and shady. I needed badly, to use the restroom, so I went back inside, only to be told it's outside. The mural on the walls, obscured the door to the restroom. But, there was no TP, no paper towel, and the trash was full. I had to use a toilet cover paper, for my TP, and went back to my seat, not happy with what I just did! I told my husband, who then told the staff, because HE need to use the restroom, too. (We've been gone all morning, this is now lunch hour). The staff gave water, menu and we ordered: The Lamb Shank. I love the eggplant stew! There's also a small salad with the Basmati rice. Also Chicken Kabob Mezza Platter with Pita bread. It was not until we're done eating, and ready to get up, did I notice there was cubed cucumber in the thaziki. But, it's got a very strong vinegar flavor, but I did like the hummus and the ghanoush. (When we eat at these places, we always pick the lamb shanks, btw). I had the other half, for my dinner tonight. The server was friendly, helpful and responsive. The atmosphere, was pleasant, and the photo taken of me, hubby thought I could pass as an Iraqi woman! LOL Thanks for the bag. We picked some crabapples, from down the street, there were 4-5 large trees ready for the pickin' from the sidewalk.

Dropped by with a friend who is a certified momo expert and had a great little meal in one of the…read moresmall seating huts on a sunny day! I had walked by this spot a few times but had not run in for a bite until my friend said he loved getting momo here! And of course, we couldn't pass up on getting some chai either. He had dropped by a few times and had chatted with the owners as well so I let him order to his hearts content and just stayed around for the culinary ride. We got the dhal bhat, lentil soup, and veggie momo to share and he grabbed some chicken momo to go. All of the food tasty wholesome, hearty, and made with care. Definitely worth the price and effort. The chai was also boiling hot and perfectly sweet without being too much. Fyi they also have soy and oat chai if you prefer to have something non-dairy! All in all this is a cute spot, may be a biiit less ideal on rainy or really cold days, but hey the chai can help you warm up! Parking in the area is street parking and can be difficult during peak hours, but otherwise not too bad. Prices are fair for the quality so get out there and support a local business!

Oh my goodness what a hidden gem!!! I've never eaten at such a cute and unique place! The outdoor…read moregarden is super cozy with the little huts that you can eat in. This place is family owned, the wife cooks the delicious dumplings while the husband manages the front. Highly recommend even if you've never had Nepalese food before!!! The best momos I've ever tasted and the owners are so friendly and sweet. So lucky to have an establishment like this in Portland ^-^ Thank you for making such yummy food!

Needs to update their business hours on yelp. We tried going there on a Sunday around 2 for a late…read morelunch. I double checked the hours of operation after we parked and before I unloaded both kids out, walked up to the food cart only to find out it was closed. Will try again when we're back in town.

Had the pork pan fried dumplings (momos) and they were phenomenal! The wrapper was crispy and…read moreperfectly seared, while the pork was filled with juice in every bite. Both sauces worked well to complement and not overpower the momo flavor. A bit of a wait if you catch them during a rush hour, patience is flavor.

Stopped by on a walk down Alberta street and holy crap, I just discovered a hidden gem! Very cool…read moreand clean outdoor seating, simple menu, and incredible flavors! I ordered the lamb and chicken tacos. The lamb was so delicious that I wolfed it down before I could take a photo. The chicken taco was also amazing. Fresh ingredients and killer house made naan! The owner was very nice and service was great! Highly recommended!

WOW. Ordered 2 tacos, went back immediately for 2 more. They spoke about their long hunt for local…read morelamb that would be the perfect fit to what they knew in the Himalayas, and found happy lambs at an organic farm in Oregon. We were obsessed with the garbanzo sauce served with it and asked if they served JUST that in a bowl, and they do! And they send us home with one!! It's got super cute outdoor seating, we chilled on the couch with our pup. So good will be back.