Yesterday Nina and I met here for lunch. We parked in the adjacent lot after buying tickets for a play at Berkeley Rep. We were the only people eating in the restaurant during our entire stay. Our server was sweet and accommodating. I was facing the beautiful tomato red wall which holds a giant flat screen TV which was showing videos. The sound was muted. We decided to share an order of mixed momos, vegan and chicken, the ones w/o the soup, as well as lamb biryani w/ the spice level mild. We both wanted tea, but there was none available. However, midway through our meal our server told us they now had tea, so we both got a cup and it was just what we wanted. To our surprise the biyani came out first, accompanied by a bowl of raita. It was delicious, w/ a hint of heat. The lamb was tender. The momos came out slightly afterward, w/ a tomato chutney sauce, I think. When I tried the first two they were a bit hot and I didn't like them as well as I did when they had cooled down. Nina liked them better than I did from the first taste. Because the food was good I called Alan to see if he would like an order of mushroom biryani and lamb kadai, two of his favorites from Delhi Diner. He did, so I brought them to him after we finished lunch. He said later that they were good, but he likes Delhi Diner's better. The menu is very extensive and there's a lot to try. Nina and I were pleased w/ our meal. read more

Easy 4-Stars. White table cloth dining. Off-street parking. And the food is excellent! It's a bit on the pricier side but each meat dish has a large portion of protein. We tried Fish Tikka Masala - the sauce has a creamy, buttery flavor that's amazing. The Lamb Korma and Chicken Saag were also delicious. We came around 5pm on a Monday afternoon. Business was rather slow which was a good thing! We had the place to ourselves for a little while. Eventually, a few folks trickled in. The wait time for our food wasn't too bad. And, I wouldn't want them to rush anyways. We used a Groupon and saved $10 on our meal. There's also a Yelp check-in offer of 5% off your bill. Even without these discounts, I'd gladly pay to dine here! Don't expect the customer service to be outstanding - let's just say they're efficient. This restaurant has been here 10 years! Took us a while to find it but I'm glad we did! We'll be back! Enjoy! read more

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I've been meaning to check out this place for a while, so when I saw they were participating in the recent Berkeley Restaurant Week, I decided to give them a try. I ordered the saag paneer with rice and vegetable samosas, and chose gulab jamun as the dessert (I believe the other option was a rice pudding). It was $15 before tax and tip, and ready in 20-25 minutes for pickup. They didn't give me a receipt so I think you'd probably have to ask if you wanted one. - Saag paneer and rice: it was decent, not really memorable though. (I should give the disclaimer that I've had saag paneer only a few times total in my life so far so I am by no means an expert). Ratio of rice to saag paneer felt fine to me. - Vegetable samosas: yummy! I think I'm becoming a samosa fan. - Gulab jamun: this was probably my first time having them but I really liked it a lot (partly because I'm a big dairy product fan in general). There were two of these balls and there was also quite a bit of sweet liquid or oil in the bottom of the takeout container. - Sauces: I apologize, I don't know the names and am not great at identifying ingredients. The food came with a green sauce that was mildly spicy (maybe cilantro?) and a brown tangy sauce that was sweet and salty (it was pretty strong so you could probably make it last a while). Overall had a good experience, so I'd be interested in trying more of their dishes. I know they sometimes offer Groupons. read more

Himalayan Flavors - Saag paneer with rice, veggie samosas, two sauces, and gulab jamun (takeout). - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

We had high hopes for this establishment because of the nice selection of vegan items but only received 4/8 dishes correctly prepared. FOOD -vegan tikka masala had chicken -we didn't get one item -we got a random sweet dish that was not ordered -we got two different Briyani but ended up with the same dish twice -momo stacked and packed, looked like ravioli -our veggie dishes tasted like frozen vegetables were used and so salty -packed in containers with no worry of spillage, bagged nicely SERVICE -over the phone ordering was difficult -everyone I spoke to was extremely sweet (two stars for that) -staff was kind but not fully present at pick up resulting in the order being so wrong Maybe a sit-down experience is better but ordering out (for a large group) was a bust. read more

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OK, so it's not like we were scaling Everest like Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, but Jamie W. and I had never walked the full length of University Avenue before. On the western edge of the UC campus, we decided it would be a worthwhile stroll to the Fourth Street corridor on a coolish Saturday afternoon, especially since we weren't aware of the various dining options along the way. That's how we discovered this inviting Nepalese spot and decided to give it a try since it was a long way to Tipperary...I mean, West 4th Street. Choices were plentiful on their menu, but we decided to go vegetarian all the way. We started with the $7 Himalayan Salad. It was a straightforward plate of mixed greens, carrots, cucumber, and tomatoes in a honey-based housemade dressing (photo: http://bit.ly/2Q2lc6V). The combination worked as we wanted something fresh and simple to start. This was followed by the $12.95 Himalayan Yogi Tarkari, a similarly straightforward dish that combined assorted seasonal vegetables with a tomato and onion sauce with the consistency of a light curry (photo: http://bit.ly/2PY0Onx). Accompanied by a complimentary bowl of brown rice, it proved to be a warming and filling dish. Another act of kindness came with complimentary bowls of dal soup (photo: http://bit.ly/2QTClRo). We had enough sustenance to continue on our non-Himalayan journey. FOOD - 4 stars...simple veggie dishes nicely executed AMBIANCE - 4 stars...spacious, full of Himalayan decor SERVICE - 3.5 stars...quietly efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...no sherpa needed for this visit RELATED - If you're looking for other dining options in Berkeley, here's a list of places I've tried and reviewed: bit.ly/2N4anQA read more

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Wow! This is definitely my new go-to spot for Himalayan food. Everything was fresh and spiced just right. I ordered the paneer tikka masala, momos, and samosas and really enjoyed everything. This is the kind of place where I plan on trying the whole menu. read more

Got regular naan pickup via Grubhub+. It was a bit too chewy for my taste. It just felt more paratha-ey than naan-ey.

Great experience. The ambiance is very welcoming and charming staff Amazing wines, food and service. Staff are extremely knowledgeable and make great recommendations. Beautiful Great momo & Nepli Thali .. read more

Super tasty. Really liked the okra and chicken dish we got - will be back soon I'm sure!

So I came in today because I had a coupon from Restaurant.com that I had purchased in April, but never had the chance to use it. This was our first time eating here and I called the restaurant ahead of time to make sure they accepted it. It was hard to hear because of all the background noise, but the man on the phone said that they accept it, but for dine in only. The coupon said dine in only, so that's what we were planning on doing in the first place. It also said $25 off $50 purchase, which we were aware as well. There were two people working. A man, who I assume is the manager, and the waitress. We were seated in the corner by the window. The tables were pushed very close to each other, crowded, and there wasn't much space to get by. The table where the waitress sat us at was very small and there was not going to be any space for all the dishes we were going to order.I asked the waitress if they accepted the coupon, just to make sure. She said that they are under new management and that they did not accept the coupon. I told her that I called ahead and the person on the phone said that they did accept it. Based on the reviews, it looks like new management has been around before April, the time I bought the coupon online, so I don't understand why they would still have it up then. I told her I had already paid for the coupon and she said that she will still accept it only if we spend $50, which we were going to anyways. It took awhile for the food to come out and me and my boyfriend were already starving before we got there. I thought that our food was coming, but it went to another table that came AFTER us. The manager and waitress seemed to be tending to other tables more than to us and we felt a little biased seeing how the tables that they were mostly tending to were White. We were rarely checked on and we didn't get our water filled until it was already empty and we were about to pay. We ordered two orders of chicken tikka masala, two garlic naan, lamb briyani, mango lassi, and chicken momos. Because of how small our table was, we had to make space and had to put our drinks and condiments on the window frame. The table next to us were so close that we couldn't even have a private conversation without them looking over at us every 10 minutes. It was so annoying, and I caught them staring at us a few times too. The food overall was okay in my opinion. I feel like I've had better chicken tikka masala elsewhere and the lamb briyani had huge chunks of herbs that I kept having to spit out when I was eating it. Not sure if the sauce for dipping the momo in was supposed to be cold, but I didn't like it. However, my boyfriend did enjoy the food, so thats why it's 3 stars. Points were knocked off for the service provided. We might order again, but probably do take out. read more

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The order I placed with Himalayan Flavors tonight was incorrect (missing items), over an hour late, and cold. I tried to call the restaurant and got the answering machine. I ordered at 630 and didn't receive the food until 820. All of the food was cold.  The items each had large chunks of cinnamon sticks in them. Tree bark sized chunks that are both inedible and dangerous. Additionally the curries were runny, more like soup than curry, the lamb and chicken were not tender. Overall this meal was expensive compared to other similar restaurants and not satisfactory. There are a lot of delicious Indian and Pakistani options in Berkeley, I'd recommend dining elsewhere. I called your customer service and was on hold for 15 minutes at which time I gave up.  I would appreciate this situation rectified. read more

Himalayan Flavors - Thumb-sized cinnamon bark - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

I was spending my birthday in San Francisco for a week and had to take a side trip to Berkeley for this place. It was such a beautiful quaint place with gorgeous artwork. I love the lamb, the flavors were excellent and just packed a punch. My boyfriend really enjoyed his meal too. The service was pleasant and we're looking forward to coming back. read more

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The food and service was great! Had the Mixed Grill Tandoori plate with Chicken, Shrimp, and Lamb Seekh w/Brown Rice and Roti. Definitely a must try. read more

Himalayan Flavors - Mixed Grill Tandoori plate with Chicken, Shrimp, and Lamb Seekh w/Brown Rice and Roti - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

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Unique decor with good Indian-style food. The momo's are unique. They're dumplings with a kick. The meat in goat curry is a bit tough. Highly recommend buttered mushroom chicken and garlic naan! read more

Himalayan Flavors - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

2.4 not too good...oily, greasy as heck, and slow ( we being only ones in there for about 20 mins) Underwhelming food. I have some authority to speak, as my guy grew up in Bombay ( bom bahia: good bay) & is a finicky foodie! Breads were not good for us. Not risky, not special. Buckwheat pancake: 1 of them $3.50! Prices here are steep for quality and quantity. Our malai kofta was made with beets primarily. Really??$13 for 3 small balls!!! Will not come back. read more

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Sadly can't give more than 3 stars. Momo were fine but we ordered mushroom tikka masala and navratan korma and both had exactly the same sauce!! It was kind of awful. Both were really unexpectedly sweet. If we had known the dishes were so similar we would have ordered something else. We left most of the food behind at the restaurant and took the rice home. I wish that the server had mentioned something or made a suggestion. Oh well. read more

Geez I love this place. Used to be a regular but since I live far, far, far, so far away I am no longer a regular so I go every chance I get. Veggie momos and Palak paneer are my faves here. (They may call it sag paneer, can't recall). I wish I still lived down the street. read more

OVERALL PROS: - Nice atmosphere, feels warm and homey. - Very friendly service. We got a free dessert and were treated well throughout dinner. - Good variety on the menu. I couldn't choose for the life of me there were so many things that sounded good, including the juices & smoothies. - I came with an SFGate deal that made the dinner pretty affordable. The lentil soup that came with our meal and the free dessert didn't hurt either. OVERALL CONS: - The food itself, unfortunately, just didn't live up. The Assorted Tandoor came closest to impressing me, but everything just didn't taste as good as it sounded on the menu. - Be aware that they only have one juice per day! We were excited to order the "Pomegrateful" only to find out the juice of the day was "Fear Not" and that was all they were serving. It wasn't bad, but it would've been nice to have our first choice. THE FOOD: * Lentil Soup - This was a pretty lackluster dish. I could clearly see a layer of oil on top of the soup, and it was pretty watery and not as full of flavor as some other lentil soups I've had. * #5 Mixed Momo (Sampler of 3 pieces of steamed dumpling with chicken (ground chicken, chopped onion, garlic, ginger, cilantro, soy sauce, soy sauce, olive oil, herbs and spices), lamb (minced lamb, onion, garlic, ginger and cilantro) and veg (cabbage, spinach, mushroom, cashew nuts, onion, cilantro, olive oil, herbs and spices). Served with tomato chutney) - I was excited to try this new thing called momos that I've never tried before, but found them to be basically dumplings with slightly different fillings and dipping sauce. They were very loosely wrapped and had come partially open when they arrived at our table, and they just didnt' taste fresh. The fillings seemed too soft and undercooked, and we couldn't even tell which momo had which filling. * #23 Bhutanese Datshi (Bhutanese assorted vegetables sauteed with ginger and garlic, cooked w/ yogurt and goat cheese) - I LOVE goat cheese so couldn't resist ordering this. However, it was not very flavorful and you couldn't taste the goat cheese at all. It was just really plain, and the vegetables were way too assorted and random - there would be a couple giant chunks of each vegetable and they didn't compliment each other well as a dish. * #25 Lamb Samdeh (Tibetan stew of lamb cooked with onions, tomato and pepper, anise seeds, cumin, coriander and tumeric along with a touch of soy and cilantro) - The flavor of the stew was really good and it had a really nice thick texture. But the lamb was overcooked and took too much work to chew through! * #42 Assorted Tandoor (mixed platter of tandoori chicken, lamb kabab, shrimp tandoor, and chicken tikka marinated according to ancient tradition and grilled in Tandoor oven) - The lamb was a tiny bit overcooked but still had a good hearty texture. The shrimp was good (though there were just a few pieces) and the chicken fairly tender. A good sampler dish with a variety of protein. * #75 Kheer (rice pudding) - This was pretty different from any other kheer I've had. It's much less watery with a higher ratio of rice to pudding, making it more chewy and with more substance. It was topped with several spices that added to the flavor. * Fear Not (Juice bar menu: kale/chard, celery, apple, parsley, ginger, lime) - Very healthy tasting, fairly light and refreshing. I enjoyed this but my friends thought it tasted "too" healthy. read more

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When i came here the place was pretty empty which was surprising since it was peak lunch hour. However, the food was really undeserving of the lack of people. I was pleasantly surprised by the food I received that was both flavorful and scrumptious. This place is only a bit pricey and is worth trying. Might I add the owners were very sweet and covid safe. read more

Himalayan Flavors - Garlic naan and goat curry - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

It's been many years since I've been back to this restaurant and I had such good memories that I decided to head here with a friend this evening. While some of the recent reviews gave me pause, there is still much to enjoy here and I highly recommend it! First off, I recall it being very colorful, wonderful ambience, amazing chai tea, lentil soup and delicious entrees and could it get busy! I did make a reservation just in case, but it was a slow night and wasn't necessary. While the decor has changed and no longer features the cozier elements, the service and food still holds incredibly strong, I'm happy to report. Not only was the low lighting & relaxed vibe still the same, we ordered that same delicious chai tea and the lentil soup was piping hot with fresh veggies. Our shrimp palak, lamb korma, and garlic naan were *perfection* and my friend devoured his entire meal while I took home some hearty leftovers. Service was great without being overbearing and our experience honestly could not have been better. Perfect spot for an autumn evening, especially if it's raining. Thanks again for such a lovely night! read more

Oh my Gawd, YUM-YUM!!! Today, I decided to branch out and try a new Berkeley Indian restaurant for my usual order of vegetarian "Saag Paneer". I tried Himalayan Flavors because this place also has wide variety of the steam dumplings - Indian Himalayan Momo on the menu. Now I know Momo are not just from Nepal. I have been trying to find a restaurant that gets my need for hot spicy well-seasoned Indian flavors. I am so glad I took the risk. Himalayan Flavors got my order right. The onion kulcha is so moist and delectable. I got a little educated on Northern Indian cuisine. They like the chili peppers. I will not be going back to my previous go-to. I even appreciate that the to-go containers for my entree are in air-tight sealed plastic like Tupperware. read more

Went in this evening to get whatever dal or lentil soup they are serving. I had my favorite version of sambar made by another local Berkeley restaurant, but the owners became grandparents, retired and moved to Florida!!. Got the Himalayan Flavors' Dals made with yellow & re d lentils . When asked about level of spiciness, I said, "mild," and it was DEEELICIOUS!! So nice. Good nutritious, tasty wonderful food!! So blessed. They serve it with rice, but I will save that for later. I will go back and try more at Himalayan Flavors. read more

This used to be one of my Indian go-to's back when I lived in Berkeley years ago. It was good then but tonight we ordered three dishes and pakora and they were all amazing. The tikka masala was easily among the best I've had, the saag paneer was also very good as was dal makhini. I called them to compliment the chef. A lot of times places are hit and miss and I wanted them to know tonight's cook is top notch. Turns out they're under new management! Hopefully they can keep up this level of quality no matter who cooks. Very encouraged to hear and this will definitely be my first choice Indian restaurant if it's always this good. read more

Authentic Nepali food restaurant , best nepali restaurant around Berkeley area , very friendly owner and staff and most of all fresh food and very good service. Overall loved the food I will be back here again soon read more

Himalayan Flavors, new owner, new menu, excellent food, gourmet sauces. Highly recommend food. Server speaks little English, difficult to communicate. White rice comes with entrees. Side of white rice is $1.99. Side of brown rice $2.49. Should be able to substitute brown rice and pay .50cts difference. But, no. Will charge $2.49 for brown rice plus price of entree. Complicated conversation to explain logic. Then younger male, fluent in English, lectured: he will waive $2.49 brown rice charge this time. For 4 people that's $10. But not next time. Will there be a next time? Who in Berkeley still eats white rice? Go for the entrees, and naans, vegetables. Not Mo Mos. Stuffing good, wrappers not properly cooked. Had to send back. Tops chewy. Still, best authentic flavors in Himalayan food in Berkeley. Not doused with chili. Enjoyable. Satisfying. Nourishing. read more

Would only eat here if I buy their 50% deals either on Yelp or Groupon cuz man it's expensive! Haha but their food is delicious and has lots of flavor. They always make it fresh and I would recommend the butter chicken or the chicken tikka masala. When I went they had paneer naan which has Cheese inside and it was the best one I've ever had. read more

Himalayan Flavors - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

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All I can say is HELLA GOOD! This is our new spot. Everything was hot even after 30 mins. The goat was super tender, my only problem was more bones then meat, but still worth the money. The butter chicken was oh my yum, loved the momos. The garlic naan was yum and the chicken tandoori was delicious yet just a bit dry. We will absolutely be back, probably next week. Try it if Indian/Nepalese food is your thang then go here and thank me later!! We ate too fast for pictures lol! Sorry! read more

One of the best Nepalese restaurant in east bay...highly recommended $$ Good food Friendly environment Affordable Happy me happy tummy read more

I found this restaurant via Yelp as I was looking for an Indian restaurant to try in Berkeley to satisfy my craving. I was initially so happy to have found this place cause not only does it have a 4 star rating but also a $10 for $20 deal & a check in offer. It didn't, however, live up to its rating. So that was disappointing. Upon walking into the restaurant, we were immediately greeted by one of the hostesses and the smell of the spices which I quite frankly enjoyed. We were then seated at a table by the window of the restaurant which I I didn't mind at all. It, however, ended up being so annoying since table was wobbly that it felt like my boyfriend and I were playing seesaw with the food. Also, the light outside kept flickering. I was hoping it would finally just stay on or off but nope, it went on like that the whole time we were there. So uncomfortable! The most disappointing part of the whole experience was the service. The server just sounded uninterested to serve us. And to make it worse, she gave us the wrong food. She put the food on our table, we took pics of it (yes, our phones eat first lol) just for her to come back and say, "Sorry, this isn't your food." Turns out, the food she served us was the food of the people who came later than us. Insert eye rolling emoji here. In terms of food though, chicken tikka masala, shrimp korma, basmati rice and garlic naan were all so good and tasty. Shrimp korma was the tastiest of them all, especially when paired with the garlic naan. Mouthgasm forsure! They also gave us complimentary lentil soup which, in my opinion, was alright. It did fill us up though. I overall really, really enjoyed the food here but the customer service was just sucky. I did, however, like the $10 for $20 deal as it brought our bill down to $15 only. We didn't use the check-in offer since only one voucher per table can be used each visit. But speaking of "visit", will we be doing that again? Uh, probably not. read more

Himalayan Flavors - The right order. Chicken tikka masala on top, shrimp korma in the bottom. - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

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The new management is doing great job by bringing some of the authentic Nepalese cuisine to the menu. It was long overdue that Nepalese restaurants start serving Nepali food not only Indian menu item. Tried some of the Nepali menu like Buff chilli, Khasi ko Bhuttan, and Dhido. They reminded me of flavors back home. I hope to see a full Nepali menu in near future. Good luck read more

This is probably my new favorite Indian restaurant. I ordered chicken tikka masala, naan bread and chicken chow main witch All were sooooo good. Definitely coming back! read more

Himalayan Flavors - Chicken Chow Mein - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

We had lunch there after almost a year and did not have a good experience. We ordered momo's which were good but then followed these with a sahi paneer which was in a poorly seasoned tomato sauce, and the same sauce for the malai kofta. Having made these dishes and eaten them for several years, expecting the nuttiness of the cashew in the sahi paneer and the garam masala flavors of the kofta, we were sadly surprised by a sauce that could of come out of a tomato paste can. They also have an open kitchen and use some equipment that emits a high-pitched noise intermittently that is insanely uncomfortable for those of us with normal hearing. We will not return despite the momos. I mentioned the problem with the sauce to our very young waitress who did nothing to truly explain- should of looked at the reviews as there are other people who have had similar experiences there. Not good at all. read more

Well, as its my first time in here ...nodoubt food is outstanding..tasty fresh and hyginic , coupled with the warm hospitality provided by the service crew . Overall loved this place and ..ofcourse i recommend this place, if you people are looking around for some lunch and dinning break over here in brackley downtown. Will be back again ! Thank you . read more

Excellent food! If you have never had Himalayan food, the Momos and the Thali are worth trying! The service was fast and the food was incredible. I would go back here in a heartbeat. read more

Himalayan Flavors - 1. Vegetable Jhol Momo - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

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This place isn't as good as it used to be. Perhaps the ownership has changed...? We used to love coming here (from Vallejo). We went on Mother's Day...the food was kinda watery and runny...not as rich and flavorful as it used to be. I don't think we'll be back here again. read more

Very mixed feelings about this restaurant. The food is quite good, and reasonably priced, but the service is definitely sub par. For example, I was given a fork that had its prongs bent, making it useless, when I asked the waiter for a replacement she took the fork and never brought another. Later, after ordering the Vegetable Platter appetizer I enquired about a sauce, the waiter told me that a sauce is available upon request, yet not once was I asked if I wanted the sauce, or informed about sauce being an option with the dish. I suggest that "Himalayan Flavors" should add information to the menu about optional sauce, or at least have the waiters inform the customers about its availability. The service was also very slow and distracted. read more

Restaurant was comfortable, warm and rustic. A few regulars enjoying their dinner. Felt like I had walked into a Himalayan Cheers. Had the chicken chow mein and chicken jhol momo. The tomato chutney soup was spicey and tasty. The momos were good when they were hot but were heavy dense hockey pucks of dough when they cooled off. The chicken chow mein had dried left over tandori chicken pieces with light, chow mein noodles a little thicker than instant ramen. It was greasy with hints of cilantro and green onions. The chow mein looked good on Yelp but tasted like doctored up left overs. Both were adorned with edible orchids. The best part of the meal was the tomato chutney soup. Meal was average and priced well with a Groupon coupon but not at regular full price. If you want to have an inexpensive but satisfying chow mein, try King Dong. Their chicken chow mein is delicious with fresh, succulent and juicy chicken and their noodles are a cross between Shanghai & hand pulled noodles for a third less. read more

I wanted to try a new place so I explored the world of groupon and found Himalayan Flavors. Groupon and yelp had good reviews so I thought why not. We went on the weekend and was seated right away. The ambience is nice, its lightly lit which makes it a cute date night spot. Our server was sweet and came quickly whenever we flagged her down. We tried two dishes: the Paneer Tikka Masala, the Kukura Chyao Tarkari, and plain nan bread. Overall I feel like the dishes lack flavor. It was missing that nice flavorable punch that I look forward to with Indian sauces. The rice that it came with was dry as well. The prices that went along with it was ok. If it weren't for the groupon, I don't think it's worth it. One thing that I would have to say was pretty good was the nan bread. It smelled and tasted fresh. read more

Himalayan Flavors - Indian Near Me - Berkeley, California

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This review is for an Uber Eats order. I placed an order at 6:47pm for a scheduled delivery of 8-8:30pm. After waiting for nearly two hours, the restaurant canceled my order right at 8:30pm. So, I wouldn't recommend doing that. Frozen pizza it is. read more

This place is very welcoming with loads of parking in the area as well as a parking lot. They serve alcohol and some authentic food. I base that on people I know from India, Syria and Dubai, loving this food. I also love this food. Heaping servings and the butter naan... I didn't even know naan could taste that good. And that's JUST the naan. I mean it was like I had never tasted naan before. Anyway, their Kofta is yummy. I recommend it. Definitely enjoy this place. read more