So glad we finally tried this place out, since we hadn't visited many Indian restaurants before, we…read moreweren't sure what to expect. The first time I came here was with my daughter, she'd been wanting some Butter Chicken. We also ordered Tandoori Chicken, as well as Masala Fries & Garlic Naan. When all the food arrived, the Tandoori chicken stood out, since it arrived still sizzling on its own cast iron fajita style pan. The aroma of the food was delightful and we were ready to eat. Everything was so delicious, we knew that we just added a this restaurant to our family's long list of Good Eats! As far as portion size, we were aware that a third dish would likely be necessary if mom was with us. Which is why on our second visit my wife joined us, we skipped the Masala Fries and had their Biryani Chicken instead. This was more than enough, even had to take some home. Did I mention you don't have to ask for water? A glass bottle of cold water is brought to your table and refilled as needed. You can always ask for a different drink if you prefer, but this works well.

Very friendly service and I was just picking up a small to go order of samosas. Will be going back…read morefor a full dinner.

I am back at Glenn Echo and my favorite food truck has arrived. I ordered veggie samosas which…read moreturned out very flaky and delicious. He has a new menu item. It is Indian inspired brisket much like a burnt ends but the way it is prepared in the flame of the clay pot does it justice. The lamb chops are mind blowing. Everything was served and a Styrofoam container, but it deserved fine China.

Food is incredibly tasty at a very reasonable price point. I got the tikka wings. They're a must…read moretry!! Nothing like it in this area. The wraps and burgers are also all flavorful and they come with crispy thin masala fries. This is definitely one of our go to take out spots now.

Service: This is a casual counter order establishment. They will call you up when your order is…read moreready. Once you're done eating, you'll need to clear out your table. Ambiance: The restaurant was pretty messy and disarray when I went. A man (worker) was sleeping in one of the booths with his shoes off on his break LOL. The chairs were not put back in place and some tables were uncleared. Food: The food was great. Be patient because they have a lot of take out orders (yay!) and they make everything to order. I ordered the biriyani chicken dum (bone in-chicken biriyani) and it was delicious! The chicken was so tender that it fell off the bones. I asked them for "medium" spicy and it was a good amount of spice for me. You can feel the kick, yet not need a full cup of water to save yourself from your last bite. I did not order their chai tea, but it seems like it is very popular here! I saw many groups of men come in and order the chai just to sit on the patio! They even ran out at one point! I'll have to try that next time I am here. Overall, the food was good. I'll order take out next time!

One Stop India is actually my one stop for Indian food. I live down the street and One Stop India…read morehas fulfilled all my Indian food cravings. There's no need for me to really venture out anywhere else because they are always solid. Now...disclaimer: I am not an Indian food expert -- in fact I'm FARRR from it. I just like what I like. I like spice and flavor and this place has it. My husband and I pretty much order the white girl special -- butter chicken, vegetable samosas and garlic naan. We ain't ashamed to admit it. Sometimes we will spice it up and get chicken tikka masala instead of butter chicken (just kidding). We really just stick to the basics here and they have always been good!

This was our first time here and our second time having Nepali food…read more Chai: I usually only drink Chai at home, so having it prepared properly just blew me away. They bring it with a little teapot and some sugar. Chili Chicken Momo: We've never had momo before, so we asked the server what he recommended, which was this one. We got it in medium spice which ended up being perfect, it erred close to an authentic Thai mild. The momo's flavor was fairly balanced, chili wasn't overpowering and had some suble sweetness. They were so soft and juicy despite being fried. Not too saucy either. The bell peppers, tomatoes, and onions on the side werent ignored; its not normal for us to finish side vegtables! When we come back, we plan to order two. The Curries: The chicken (mild) and butter chicken (medium) curries were both good, but the butter chicken really suited our tastes. Genuinely the best butter chicken we've ever had. I was spooning it like it was soup. Both curries' chicken were perfectly cooked, very moist. Appreciated the chicken to curry ratio as well. For the spice level, medium ended up being perfect again. Mild is best for those who don't like spicy food. The chicken curry was still good, the seasoning reminded me of my mother's vietnamese cooking. Garlic Naan: The garlic flavoring is subtle, which was a departure from what we're used to from the Indian restaurants we've been to (ex. So much garlic and butter that the nann can be eaten alone as an appetizer). The subtlety is preferred for us since it doesn't overtake the flavors of the curry. The bread was soft and came in four pieces. We came at a slow time, but the environment wasn't awkward and we had fun playing the little games provided. The server was very welcoming.

ordered this yesterday on zipline and it was hot and delicious! YUM! Found another great restaurant.read more

This is my newest very favorite restaurant! The spices were so well balanced in each curry with…read morejust the right amount of heat (their medium was perfectly that!) and the naan was the lightest I've ever had. Everything was fresh and portions were very good for the price. And my husband and I ordered a lot ( expecting to take leftovers). We tried: - jalapeno and cheese samosas - so nice with the sweet red sauce. - butter chicken UFO bread - yes, order one! - chicken vindaloo w/ rice - lamb jalfrezi w/ rice - Saag paneer - garlic naan And everything was fresh, hot and delicious. The owner & her husband were so nice and the staff was super polite and helpful. This is a great mom & pops shop that you really need to check out. You won't be disappointed!

Update 2026: Zaika Eats is open for breakfast on the weekends! They serve breakfast from 9 am to 2…read morepm. You can still order the regular menu at this time I believe. Service: Our server was very friendly! He was checking in on all the tables (about 5) dining at the time. Food: The breakfast was really good! I wanted to try some traditional Desi breakfast since the owner, Jana, told us about it when we had dinner here. They also serve traditional breakfast pancakes that made Country Club Cafe so popular (former tenant and owners). We ordered a few items off the breakfast menu: 1) Classic Breakfast Croffle (croissant waffle) 2) nihari and naan (beef stew with naan bread) 3) Desi Omelette with paratha (paratha is similar to a well done crispy crepe) All of the breakfast items were really good! I love that they are setting themselves apart from other breakfast places near here. It will give people options if they want to venture out from traditional breakfast items and try something new!

I had a truly disappointing experience at this restaurant…read more(Chili 65). On Wednesday -March 18, I called them around 4 p.m. to place an order for a tray of goat biryani and was told it would be fresh and ready by 7 p.m. When I arrived at 7:30, I was told it was still in the final stages and would need another 20-30 minutes. I came back at 8:15, and both staff members gave a different response, one said they were out of it, and the other lady came from the back saying it would be ready in a couple hours. This was supposed to be dinner for people at a mosque for iftaar. When I expressed concern, they said they can make it now and it would be ready in an hour or two, plus the audacity to say that some people eat at 10 or 11, so it should be fine. This lack of respect for time was unacceptable, and the whole situation was just terrible. I won't be returning.

I was not planning on trying this food bc of the title - i was expecting food to be very spicy…read more However, took a gamble and tried the chicken lo mein and daal tadka. Both were delicious and not super spicy. Definitely recommend this place based on my first try.

This was my first experience at a Nepalese restaurant. The food was well seasoned and prepared…read morefresh. I had the Tandoori Chicken, Chilli Gobi, and Steam Veggie Momos. All were very good. The Gobi was tender with a crunchy shell from the fryer with a fantastic sauce. The dining room was clean and well maintained. The staff was very friendly and made sure to keep my drink full and to check on my party. I'm looking forward to my next trip

Is it possible to say the food looked way better than it tasted? Our hopes were high since there…read morewas no 'top layer of oil' which you sometimes get with takeaway. Tikka and Korma looked identical and orange colored, sauce wise- which should not be. The tikka was also oddly sweet, edible but not great. Veggie curry was sooooooo salty it was inedible- literally felt like someone accidentally dropped an open container of salt in the pot- weird! Naans were very flat and greasy. Pakoras were ok. Again, weird! The batter was hard, grainy and dark seemed a lot like cornmeal....... I really was hoping for something comparable to Everest since it unexpectedly closed, but we will keep looking.