The food is good, and it's always crowded for that reason. However, there are still many kinks to be worked out. My family and I have visited this location innumerable times since it opened in Fall 2024. On one instance, we had placed a togo order (2 mandis) & realized upon coming home that we had only received one. After heading back, my brother still had to wait 40 minutes to receive the missing Nalli Gosht Mandi (my personal favorite dish at Hashtag). Last summer, my uncle placed a catering order for 1 extra large tray of goat biryani. Upon arriving at the scheduled pickup time, he still had to wait nearly 1 and a half hours for the order to be ready. Mind you, this order was for a party that was taking place at his house that evening, and he still had other stops to make before heading home to help with decorating. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I find the ambiance to be quite frantic, and it can sometimes be hard to get the attention of the workers.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The tables are crowded too close to each other for comfort.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] However, it's hard to find delicious South Indian Andhra-style food in Vegas, and I hope they finally work things out. ALSO, the Irani Chai is good

Shannon P.

We were in the area and in the mood for Indian food. My daughter came across Hashtag India on Yelp. Their reviews were good so we decided to give them a try. Ordered online and our order was ready for pick up at the time given. Items tried and liked (so far): Butter Chicken Plain Naan Mango Lassi Food was delicious! My daughter and I shared and it was the perfect amount for us. Excellent service from the two younger ladies working in the front. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Interior is nice and clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Parking is plentiful. Highly recommended. I hope you decide to check them out :)

Priya K.

What took me so long to find this place?? It's embarrassing that tourists have been here before a local like me! Well anyway, better late than never! [[HIGHLIGHT]]This place opened last September, very close to strip, excellent view of the sphere and is open until midnight on weekdays and 2 AM on weekends!![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The food is absolutely delicious! Predominantly Andra based food but they serve Indo Chinese as well as traditional Indian favorites like butter chicken and biryani. This time we tried mysore masala dosa, poori with chicken curry, paneer 65 and idli. Everything was so delicious!! I am not a fan of tomato chutney but this place makes the best ever! Service is friendly and efficient. They serve complimentary bottled water which was a big plus. Can't wait to return and try more of their dishes PS: There is a Tesla supercharger in the complex so you can charge your electric vehicle while you enjoy dinner.

Harsh P.

This was recommended to us by a friend a while ago so we decided to check it out and this turned out to the best Indian food in Vegas. Here is what we ordered: Street style paneer fried rice: I'm not a huge fan of rice but this is delicious and well seasoned. The paneer made it much better. Mysore masala dosa: crispy and tasty dosa! The potato filling is amazing but the tomato chutney is even better and paired perfectly well with the dosa. One of the best dosas I've ever had hands down. Paneer 65: definitely the best paneer in Vegas - the sauce is creamy and smooth and just too good to be true. Words can't express how great this dish is because it's the highlight of our meal. Gobi Manchurian: perfectly crispy with enough sauce. Overall it is really well fried and made with just the right seasoning. Egg masala veg curry: the curry itself is refreshing and my wife really enjoyed this dish and notes that the egg is tasty. Faluda ice cream: we lastly order a faluda shake which ended our meal with a bang because it is so rich in flavor and cooling in hot weather. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The lady who served us was very nice and welcoming. Service is fine overall, and the restaurant interior is spacious.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall, this is the best Indian restaurant in town and there is zero question about it. We will be bringing a lot of friends here.

Scott Z.

Review #1007 - Great local Vegas place. Super deep menu. Great service and friendly staff. Perfect for family style Indian food. I think we tried everything on the menu. The biryanis were good. The spicy chicken dishes and curries were good. Plenty of vegetarian options too. Definitely worth the short drive off the Strip!

Beemboy E.

No words just see the picture I've eaton mandi at many places this is the best I ever had and I'm craving now. The service was good The prices are within range The food taste is good You must try Nalli Ghost mandi - a must try. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambiance is ok kind.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

Lorenzo M.

After multiple visits, Hashtag India is the best place in Las Vegas to get Mandi and South Indian food. The Mandi is a must try. It is a flavorful rice with a blend of spices. They offer a number of meats to top it off. I've tried the mutton and hashtag chicken. The mutton was very juicy, tender, marinated in a gravy. The meat was very soft that it falls off the bone easily. The hashtag chicken Mandi was also very delicious. It was tender, flavorful, and boneless chicken pieces covered with gravy. Mandi comes with a refreshing green chutney, a spicy red sauce, and a white yoghurt. All of which is good to mix with. Also tried other dishes such as chicken lollipop which was crispy and juicy. This is the first place in Las Vegas I've seen that serves this dish.

Jerry N.

Service was phenomenal, came here at 1am on a Saturday night and still was attended to perfectly. The afghani chicken Mandi was amazing - I asked them to cook it with a little bit of spice added and they hit it perfectly on the head. Spice, not overly spicy. Butter chicken, garlic naan, mango lassi were on point as well

Ishara F.

It is hard to complain about a place that is open so late at night service hot Indian food to hit the cravings just right. Special biriyani was delicious but came super late after getting the first half of the food we ordered (no picture of that). Naan was made really well. The goat curry I had was... Interesting. It was creamy but spicy but lacked depth. Because of the delay for the second set of naan we ordered the restaurant said it was complimentary which I appreciated. Probably would go here again if I was flying in at a very late hour since they serve food after 12:00am.

They have consistently failed to include cutlery when fulfilling delivery orders for the past three consecutive occasions.

Syeda Sania A.

Oh my god, I'm so glad they opened !!! The food tasted terrific, hit all the right spots I bet you ! Lol. Flavourful, right amount of spices and portions. The restaurant had an overlooking view of the sphere: I couldn't take my eyes off of it!! Smart move with the clear windows. Coming onto the ambience: definitely did give me the feel of an Indian restaurant with a cart which had savouries (chaat counter) with Indian songs playing in the background:) Very well organised and hygienic. The staff were very welcoming and took good care of us. The girl who served us had a smiling face throughout our dinner. I could see the manager taking feedback from other guests too! Very mindful Very demure ;) Price: Quite reasonable! Could be still better ;) Can't wait to try out their lunch buffet! Also to mention very catchy name of the restaurant!

$20 for chicken lollipop we got 6 pcs 3were batter with bones we kept that in plate so the server can see but they don't even bother to ask how is the food

Tom F.

We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon after the lunch rush. Good thing too. This spot can be very busy and crowded. YMMV here for service but it's directly proportional to the size of crowd. I love Indian spots that deliver on the Spicy level you ask for not the the gringo version. This is a chain restaurant out of Irving. Texas. That's a good thing because some of the best Indian food I've had was in the Dallas/Ft Worth area. We started with the Sambar Idly. We did not realize the portion was meal sized. The Sambar was a bit weak and was not spicy. The Mysore Masala Dosa was a bit salty. I think the red chutney.they add made it so. Next time I think we'll just stick with the Masala Dosa which does not have the red chutney. The Dosa filling was tasty and spicy. The shrimp biryani was good but it was not the house specialty. We'll have to the Chicken Sum Biryani next time. The star of the show was the House Special Chicken Curry. I think it had the same base like the Korma but it was delicious. Nice and spicy too. It was really good with rice and the butter Naan. We ended the meal with a Togo order of the Mango Lasso and the Masala tea. Everything was a explosion of flavors except the Sambar Idly.