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    Himalayan Flavor

    4.7 (11 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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    Himalayan special flavor naan
    Judy C.

    This place mainly serves Nepalese cuisine, with quite a few dishes that are similar to Indian food. The flavors are very rich and aromatic, and many dishes lean toward the spicy side. If you're not great with heat, I'd recommend ordering at spice level 3 or below. Overall, the food is flavorful and satisfying. Definitely worth checking out -- and don't miss their lunch specials, which are a great deal!

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    Ashlyn C.

    Cute little hideaway. I saw this place yesterday when I went to one of the nearby businesses and knew I had to come back. Amazing. And this is my first time having Indian food. Way to set the bar. My spice level was a 5 and I thought to myself I should've told her 7 but their 7 is my 5 and I like to believe I like spicy food so please keep that in mind. I loved the atmosphere, not too cold not too warm and very welcoming. Customer service deserves its own 5 stars! I will definitely be back to try more things and I can tell this will be one of my staples for when I do eat out. Pictured below, lamb curry with my side choice of rice, chilli momo and garlic & cheese naan. The curry sold the show for me. Momos are its own entree, don't be like me trying to eat everything at once ‍

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    Stopped in for a chai . It was very good. I'd get it again. It was small but potent.

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    11 months ago

    Got the chicken chili (Himalayan style). I will definitely get that again. Now I'm just typing stuff to meet the Yelp min

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    Amazing food. Excellent service. Clean place. Authentic thali and thukpa. This will probably be our new haunt.

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    Subham Chettinad Grill & Authentic Indian Food in Austin is an absolute hidden gem for anyone who…read moreloves bold, traditional South Indian flavors done right. One of the most memorable dishes we had was a special that our server highly recommended--and it was truly a showstopper. I wish I had gotten the exact name because I can't find it on their online menu, but visually and flavor-wise it was stunning. It came wrapped and cooked in a banana leaf, layered with rich, velvety saag, what tasted like thin dosa or chapati layers, egg, aromatic spices, tender chunks of meat, and curry, all melded together into this beautifully perfumed, steamy package. It was served with a cooling yogurt sauce and a chili sauce that balanced the heat perfectly. The presentation alone was gorgeous, and the flavors were deep, earthy, and incredibly comforting. We also ordered the curry goat, which was delicately spiced with a wonderful, slow-building heat. The meat was tender, the gravy rich without being heavy, and it paired perfectly with the simple white rice that let the complex spices shine. The tandoori goat chops were the family favorite by far. Everyone loved the smoky char and bold marinade. Personally, I found them a bit softer than I prefer, but the flavor was outstanding--robust, well-seasoned, and unmistakably tandoori. Finally, we ordered the Tandoori Pomfret to go, and I had it later with rice porridge. It was absolutely scrumptious. The fish was fragrant, beautifully spiced, and still juicy, making it the perfect comfort meal with the warm, soothing porridge. Overall, Subham Chettinad Grill delivers authentic, soulful Indian cooking with layers of spice, heat, and aroma that feel both traditional and thoughtfully prepared. If you're looking for real South Indian and Chettinad-style flavors in Austin, this place is a must-try.

    Nov 23, 2025 review: -----…read more I went here again after year and half and liked the food here. We got complimentary papdi chat which had papdi, green chutney, yogurt and sweet chutney on top of it. For 4 people, we got 2 plates. We ordered spring onion dosa, kottu parantha, paneer butter masala, garlic naan, and butter roti. It was more than enough for 4 people. Spring Onion dosa was crisy and filled with all the veggies like capsicum, carrot, onion, cabbage. We asked for kottu parantha with paneer and it was blended well. Portion size was also good. Paneer butter masala was ok, lot of gravy and spices. Naan and roti were decent. Staff was generous. We got food in very short time. They messed up with our cheque though. We paid for 85 dollars and wondering after payment why the amount was so high. After few hours, restaurant manager called us to tell he messed up and we paid for other table. Our total was 56 dollars. We went there to pay again with corrected amount. Overall decent experience but keep an eye on your cheque and ask for receipt later on.

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    There's nothing fine, nor Maharashtrian about the cuisine at Tulsi. We made the mistake of trusting…read morea few (probably paid) influencer videos on social media absolutely raving about this restaurant and decided to give it a try. There were barely any people on a Saturday night which made us feel a little apprehensive after stepping in. The restaurant was dimly lit and restrooms were dirty. We were a group of 4 people, two of whom are Maharashtrian and know what the food tastes like. Comments for individual dishes: Vada pav - Not served with Mumbai pav but slider buns which is as unauthentic as can be. Sabudana vada - Crispy, tasted good, served with sweet yogurt. Pithla bhari - The worst I have ever had. Pithla was too runny, bhakri was downright stale/unedible. Pomfret fry - Fish skin was burnt, but taste was better than some of the other dishes. Puran poli - It was super thin, barely any puran filling and seemed to have been served after quick heating rather than fresh, the edges were unedible. Saoji chicken curry - Too much garam masala Triple Schezwan fried rice - This was the best dish among all those we ordered. It was served with manchurian gravy. A humble request to the restaurant management - please serve edible, authentic Maharashtrian dishes or remove them from the menu rather than misleading people.

    Large menu with lots of food originating from the Maharashtra state of India. However, there are…read moresome huge problems with both the food and service. Nothing stood out to me as amazingly delicious like some other Indian cuisine around Austin. The surmai fry had a piece of plastic on the plate (no it was not a bone). Ran out of the jhunka bakri so I ordered a kothimbir wadi which they had forgot. They also forgot my mango lassi. The buffet was not served during the time I was there but it seemed like just a small selection in the corner of the restaurant. I'm happy that a place like this is in Austin, but the service was so lackluster and the food was mediocre so I couldn't imagine myself going back.

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    Have you ever walked into an ethnic spot, looked around and saw nothing but people of that culture?…read moreTHAT'S EXACTLY what happened to me when I came here with the fam. It was a little intimidating but mostly exciting. The vibe here was mostly straight business. Waiters standing around like in a military stance, legs shoulder width apart, hands behind their backs waiting for any signs from their tables needing anything. I will keep it 100 and say that our waiter wasn't exactly warm and inviting but they were attentive. The atmosphere is decorated ornately and kinda made me feel like an emperor of sorts, or at least some random squire in the court. We ordered an absolute feast ranging from chicken tikka masala, to garlic naan, rice, samosas, a fresh mango yogurt drink and some flavored tea. Everything was delicious and jam packed with spices. This was one of the few restaurant experiences I've had in the past couple years where I gorged beyond my usual limit bc it was THAT good. My one minor complaint is the chicken tikka masala was more sauce than actual chicken which I found somewhat annoying but I quickly forgave them. The bill came soon after I requested it and the price was fair considering the quality of food we got was top notch. This place has got it going on like a fine lady from Beverly Hills but as you'd expect some attitude from a gorgeous lass that knows she's got it going on, the same can be said for a great restaurant. Ignore the 'tude and come enjoy the grub, it's worth it.

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