We are regulars here. I think we eat here every week. Our order has not changed in a long time…read more Their chole bature, chicken 65, goat biryani and butter chicken are all quite consistent. Kids love the butter chicken. We've also catered from them 2-3 times for large parties 100 people and it was all really good. While the restaurant and food are good, their outside, parking smells of gutter. It's quite a stink. They don't have a business next to them. Not sure what that is however seems like a health hazard. The city should definitely check.

First visit, on a Monday, so pretty quiet dining. Pretty basic setup with menus and drinks,…read morefriendly staff was attentive and welcoming. The Hop Queen ordered the non-veg lunch special, butter chicken, and I ordered the Vindaloo (spicy), as this is my usual litmus test for a new Indian restaurant. Everything was prepared fresh for us, nothing tasted like it had been prepped before we arrived. Lots of fresh spice flavour, and the naan was a bit different (in a good way) from other places - nice texture and crunch with the flavour. Lots of interesting looking items on menu, it was a nice touch that almost all were ID'd with a specific region in India. Would be fun to work through the menu and try different items!

Came in this time planning a minimal lunch (just soup/appetizer), and ordered food for take away…read more As always, portions are fresh and generous, and the to go order was ready to go when we were. Still an awesome value for the quality and quantity of food we get, and we appreciate the adjustable spice levels! They always ask, and then double check after the food is served, to make sure it's what you wanted. I like extra spicy, and they gave me the "make the gori cry" level, and the Hop Queen likes extra mild, and it fits her tolerance well.

Food - 10/10: Easily some of the most authentic North Indian food I've had in the Austin area…read more Every dish was packed with flavor and tasted freshly made. The portion sizes were generous too, so you definitely get good value for your money. Service - 10/10: The service really stood out. The staff was warm, attentive, and genuinely cared about our experience. They checked in on us throughout the meal without being intrusive, which made us feel well taken care of. Ambiance - 7/10: The restaurant is clean, comfortable, and welcoming, but the atmosphere is fairly simple. It's not a place I'd choose for a fine dining experience, but it's perfect for a casual meal with family or friends. One small change that could make a big difference would be swapping the bright white lighting for warmer yellow lighting--it would instantly create a cozier, more inviting vibe. Overall: If you're craving authentic North Indian food in the Austin area, this place is absolutely worth a visit. Great food, excellent service, generous portions, and a satisfying dining experience. I'll definitely be back!

Had dinner at Tandoor recently and really enjoyed it. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was…read moreclean and relaxed, and the service was very friendly. The biryani was especially good -- the chicken was moist, flavorful, and literally falling off the bone. The paneer tikka masala was also a standout and full of flavor. Portion sizes were generous and the prices felt like a great value for the quality and amount of food you get. The only thing I'd personally like to see changed would be fountain drinks and ice water instead of canned or bottled drinks, but that's a pretty minor thing overall. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area.

Chicken tikka masala: the best I have ever eaten. It's not my favorite dish normally but they did a…read moregreat job here.

If you want quick Indian food that hits the spot in Leander, this is the place. It's super…read moreconsistent, the dishes are solid (a solid 4/5 across the board), and the service is fast. Yes, it's inside a gas station -- but honestly, that's part of the charm. The flavors are good, the portions are fair, and it's exactly what you want when you're craving something tasty without the wait. A reliable go-to for quick Indian comfort food in the area.

This whole spot can be hard to find if you're unfamiliar with the area. It sits west of HEB. It's…read moreat the Southwest corner of here away and Bagdad Road . The gentleman who helped me said I could call him Kanny he gave me his given name, but I was not sure how to spell it. He even brought my food to my car. He was very nice. Helpful in terms of giving me ideas of dishes that have been very successful. I ended up ordering a sampler. I was able to choose an appetizer. I also chose a curry then there was naan bread or roti. He told me the spice level would be somewhere between mild and medium at the baseline so I left it at that until I try their food . I really didn't want anything more than this samosas for lunch so I saved the bulk of the order for my dinner . My dinner was very flavorful. The Chicken Curry was tasty, the rice perfectly done. Light and not sticky at all! It was spicy. There was lots of bell pepper which provided some texture. I enjoyed it . The Naan didn't taste homemade- I'll have to ask if it was. Not as flavorful but it was good. Overall I enjoyed my meal and want to try more menu items. I'll definitely return!

Went there for lunch on Sunday. The place was quite empty. Clean, with just a couple of families…read more Our food came out promptly. We had to return the Hakka noodles because they were extremely spicy. The server was willing to replace it immediately. The biryani wasn't the traditional kind, but the flavors were great. We liked how everything was priced. While some other places have increased their prices by 25%~30% we walked away paying just right for 1 appetizer and 4 entrees.

Walking into our private-ish room, the ceiling was literally leaking, which kind of set the tone…read morefor the night. We started with the pani puri, and it straight up tasted awful. No salt, no flavor on the boiled, unsalted dal. They gave no chutney, no tamarind, just green water. It was really bad. Chicken 65 was basically desi spiced popcorn chicken. Not terrible, but it needed sauce or something to bring it together. Someone later said we could've asked for sauce for this and the pani puri but if it's supposed to come with sauce, shouldn't it just come with it? We shouldn't have to ask. Chicken lollipop was actually pretty good, just a bit salty. Spice level was fine. Gobi Manchurian was also super salty but still tasted good. I'm used to this coming with a small side of rice, nothing here. Moving into the entrees, no one at the table really enjoyed their dosas. I didn't try them myself so can't fully confirm. The chicken tikka dosa was just a plain dosa with chicken tikka on the side, which felt pretty lazy. Chicken Hakka noodles were very peppery and salty. Good for a couple bites, but not something you'd want to finish. Definitely had much better Hakka noodles elsewhere in Austin. Schezwan fried rice never came out, but we were still charged for it. They did eventually make it, but by then we didn't even get to try it. Someone got Manchurian Chicken from the entree - still did not come with rice. Goat dum biryani - I only had a bite. It was decent. The one standout was the Chicken Noodles & Fried Rice Fusion. Easily the best dish of the night. Flavorful but still balanced. If I ever come back, this is what I'd order. For drinks, mango lassi was good. Sitaphal (custard apple) shake was okay. Both came in prepackaged bottles, which was kind of odd. You have a bar... why not just make them fresh? Service was rough. The waiter avoided us like crazy. At one point we had to send someone to go find him. To be fair, we weren't the easiest group to deal with, so I'll give him a bit of a pass. Also worth noting, everything except the noodle dishes came out room temp, which didn't help. Overall, just a very uneven experience. A couple decent dishes and one standout, but too many issues across food, service, and overall execution to overlook.

This place served the BEST Indian food we've ever had, and we've sampled Indian cuisine all over…read morethe world! We tried the butter chicken and lamb curry--it was incredible. We weren't expecting them to not serve alcohol, but it didn't matter. It was completely worth the trip!!

I did a to-go order, tried pretty much everything I could from vegetarian section, here is my…read morereview. - Appetizers: I got hara-bhara kebab and paneer tikka. Ordinary kebab, nothing out of the blue, its just harbhara kebab tikkis, paneer tikka had too much color again ordinary tasting. - Curries: Dalmakhni was really good, Malai kofta was okish and so was paneer lababdaar. Everything tasted good and fresh. - Breads: Laccha parantha was really good, Tandoori roti was good, Chili, garlic and plain naan all tasted good. Each bread was well cooked and tasted great. Rana Indian Cuisine food is great add to Indian food scene in Austin, its authentic taste will come here again for sure.

Inside this market is attached an Indian restaurant. This market is one of the cleanest markets and…read morewell organized produce. I've ever seen reminds me of a 99 ranch or H Mart market strictly for Indian food whoever is responsible for maintenance. Kudos to them because this market is ultra clean. I took pictures of some of the frozen foods that I decided to buy and noticed that there was a restaurant attached to the market so I went inside and order two meals Chicken Tikka and Gongura Goat. Each meal comes with Indian rice and one piece of naan bread. The naan bread is nice and chewy definitely fresh. It is not frozen which I really appreciate. I do wish that there was an option to make it garlic or cheese naan. The rice is normal nothing crazy really good Indian rice. But the star of the dish is the Gongura Goat. For under $15 for the curry, the rice and the goat it's a good deal. It's not the best deal because my curry didn't come with enough goat. There was just a few few piece pieces not enough to fill me up. The curry is very flavorful but extremely oily. I know they cook it with ghee and there's just mounds of it so when you mix it together with the curry, my mouth is just covered and beautiful rich, dark, earthy, funky curry. The goat meat is extremely tender, but the sad part is, not enough meat. The chicken tikka masala every restaurant sells chicken tikka masala. I've had it plenty of different ways, I would say this one is another good example. Chicken may be priced cheaper in the market because the restaurant tended to give me more chicken this time and the tikka curry was flavorful. Same taste points, earthy, robust, fresh curry, too much ghee for me.

Terrible customer service. They will take you 5 more minutes for your order without actually…read morechecking and then get upset at you for asking to check on the order 20 minutes later.

I am not sure why this place has so high ratings ! We went in on a Friday evening around 8pm and…read morethere was no one . There was no one even on the reception. We waited for a bit and then had to actually walk in and call someone. We helped ourselves and sat down . And after a bit the same person came over to take our order . It was sad that there was only 1 person as well as they never knew English ! It was super hard for us to explain or ask anything related to menu . Half of the things in menu were not available! Everytime we ordered something the server had to go inside and check if t was available ! It just became super awkward.. we decided to walk out ! It's a simple restaurant but at least they should have someone on front who can talk to customers and take orders !

Ordered through uber eats and was not disappointed! Delish…read moretikka chicken and matter paneer. First time I have tried the matter paneer and it was so good! Everything was packaged nicely so there was no spilling. Great quality food with excellent service! Will continue ordering from here