As soon as my friend and I opened the door to the restaurant, we were drawn in by the smell of…read morewonderful himalayan spices and herbs. It took a while to decide what to order because everything on the extensive menu sounded good. Everything we selected was delicious! We ordered chicken momos with its Nepali tomato sauce, garlic and basil tandoori naan, lamb korma with its wonderful cashew curried sauce, and ginger coconut masala with fish sautéed in an onion, ginger garlic, tomato-curry sauce. These were accompanied with basmati rice. Everything was delicious! The korma and masala dishes were not only full of flavor but were thick and substantial -- not like dishes elsewhere which were more soupy in consistency. And the portions were generous; we had leftovers afterwards to take home for one more meal. Go and try it out for yourself! I'll be returning over and over again.

I gave the food 4 stars for taste. But the portion is small for the price, especially considering…read moreyou are charged a 4% fee for using a credit card to pay. We ordered 3 curries (Nepalis goat curry, butter chicken, and paneer), tandori chicken and 1 garlic naan, which was over $90 after tax and tips. We went for dinner on a weekend. The inside is dimly lit and felt a bit dirty. It wasn't busy, and there seems to only be one waiter working. She was friendly, and came to check on us a couple times.

Belltown has a lot of nice coffee shops to hang out at and this is one of them. It occupies the…read morecorner of a residential building. It has a clean, bright, refreshing, contemporary feel to it, which makes it a great place to escape to when Seattle's weather is dreary and also a great place to hang out at when Seattle's weather is nice, as the big windows let all the light stream in. We ordered an Americano and an iced dirty chai. Both were great. The woman behind the counter who served us was friendly and efficient. An added plus: the price of the coffee is very reasonable, especially given the quality.

A simple modern coffee shop suitable for working. Limited seats but great environment. Macarons and…read moreseasonal specials are worth trying.

I don't know why Steve and I haven't been to Annapurna Cafe until recently. We have walked by the…read morerestaurant plenty of times when out and about in Capitol Hill and it always smelled great when we strolled by. Well better late than never I guess as we finally made it here and simply loved the food! I got my favorite when it comes to Indian cuisine which was the Chicken Vindaloo. It was wonderful! Steve liked his dish as well (though I can't quite remember what it is)! We got some Garlic Naan to go along with our meal. It was huge! But we chowed it down and loved every moment of it! From the bar which I think is called the Yeti Bar we got some Saffron infused cocktails. The one I picked was the Madras. It wad very good and this type of vodka added a great, unique dimension to the cocktail. We loved it! We to finish off this great meal we got some dessert with some deep fried goodness along with some cream. Yes, we had a fantastic meal here and really went all out by trying everything. Steve and I can't wait to come back and doing it all over again.

This was a DoorDash order, but wow I've never had Indian food from a restaurant taste so off…read more Chicken tikka masala, no tikka masala flavor and asked for 2* spice out of 3* and it was bland. Saag paneer, terrible with no flavor or spice Chana masala was just weird with no spice Garlic naan was good Idli sambhar was dry and sour. Not sure how this place has 4* with over thousand reviews with this quality of food we just received and had to eat.

Came here and had the fried rice, I honestly loved it. It had so much flavor! I had to stop myself…read morefrom eating the whole container. The owner even came up to us to ask for feedback which I thought was great, it's a great way to stay in touch with your customer base. Unfortunately the rice was all I had here so I cannot comment on the dumplings.

So, this is the only Place we have ever been to that had gluten free dumplings. Actually had…read moremultiple gluten free options. Plus, we had never had Nepalese food before. Everything we had was amazing and the owner helped us out ordering. Definitely give it a try.

When the smell met me at the door, I knew it was going to be a good night. We were at a table 2…read moreminutes later, and had drinks 2 minutes after that, so things went right from the start. By the time my nose was accustomed to the aromas, there was food in front of me. Combo momos to start (the plain and fried are ok, chili are good, sandheko are amazing. Coconut curry, sandheko aloo (potatoes) and chicken followed - and did I mention the sandheko was amazing? We were in & out in 45 minutes, and timed things well, it really filled up by the time we were done. Parking lot is tiny, so may be a challenge, but we happened into a spot which may or may not have belonged to the neighboring business. Would definitely return....assuming I could find parking.

Very good! I can see this becoming 5 stars in the future…read more The somosa chole (garbanzo beans over a somosa) was great with the spice level on the higher side for restaurants in the Seattle area. It's nice to find somosa chole on the menu here, when it's typically uncommon in the Seattle area and much more common throughout British Columbia. Although $8.99 is on the higher side for this sidedish, it was an acceptable price to pay for the quality of the food. Can't wait to try more.

All the meat here is Halal which was a nice surprise! I got a vegetable vindaloo, chicken momos,…read morepotato naan and two mango lassi (one to go). The vindaloo was delicious and I got a level 3 out of 5 spice which was perfect! The chicken momos are great and come with an amazing sauce. I really liked the potato naan it was nice and crispy and had plenty of potato filling. The mango lassi was delicious and no too sweet, I even got one to go! Service was amazing, decor is nice and so is the music. I will definitely be back!

Eh...I went here once and it wasn't really anything special…read more The tikka masala and butter chicken weren't anything unique. I felt one of them had too much tomato and not enough cream in flavor. The portions we were given are rather small. The samosas are large, but we only receive like 3 along with the tikka masala, butter chicken, and rice. For the cost...it definitely was not worth it. A lunch buffet restaurant is cheaper and worth my money.

A small, rare find. I visited after turning away from a nearby restaurant with a long wait. Went…read morearound the corner and immediately sat down to a wonderful dining experience. The entree was very tasty and the portion was generous. Staff recommended my entrée and I was very happy. I tried a Tibetan dish and found it different than any other type of Asian food. My only regret is that this restaurant is not in my neighborhood (I was visiting frin Seattle).

Comfy space, good service, and the family loved the food. Probably best to avoid the spiciest…read moreoption unless you're ready to cry!

Stopped in during our Seattle walking trip. Clean restaurant that smells amazing. Delicious…read morecocktails made with fresh ingredients. Tiki hubby and I shared a plate with lamb, pita, veggies. Cooked so good. Wish I could have room for more curry looks great. Soft fluffy pita. Service was excellent. Drinks yummy

Our friends recommended this spot as it is nearby the convention center and apparently a tradition…read morefor them to dine at whenever they go to Sakura-Con. We were really hungry and decided to join them as I've had this spot saved too as the reviews were pretty positive. They were definitely very popular but we were put on the waitlist but I think it would be helpful if they took peoples' numbers as apparently they would just shout it outside. We weren't aware as we went somewhere else to wait as it was very cold. When we arrived, a different employee started cleaning a table for us and we waited but then the employee who did put us down was frustrated with us as he called us and no one of us answered cause we were elsewhere. We weren't sure if we had a spot after that but luckily the employee who was cleaning was done and offered that spot. They also did drop a glass cup after cleaning nearby which was concerning but they did clean it up right away. Once we were seated, it took almost a half an hour to get some to take our order. Luckily we did get our water refilled decently but there were a few times where our empty glasses were seen and ignored. I definitely think there should be staff training as it was non-existent. I understand being busy but you're across the convention center so it should be expected. The music was also so low I didn't know it was even on, they have a loud fan going on and even their TVs have no volume. It's a pretty awkward ambiance, especially with how they try to look like they are a upscale restaurant. It did take some time to get food and it seems like the kitchen was frustrated too as I heard the bell signaling food being ready several times. The food was actually good, especially for the price. The portions are generous. We never had paratha but our friend recommended it so we got the aloo paratha while my boyfriend got their butter masala and I got their tikka masala extra hot. It wasn't really spicy at all, definitely nothing like what I've had at other Indian restaurants. The curries were flavorful with good pieces of chicken. We might return if we need something nearby but there are definitely better options that I would walk for.

My husband and I went to taste of India on a rainy Saturday afternoon for a late lunch. The inside…read morewas warm and cozy, and our servers were prompt and attentive. The currys were piping hot and delicious. I've struggled to find great butter masala in Seattle, and taste of India's hit the mark! Not pictured, but their naans are huge. My husband and I each ordered naan, and the amount of rice, curry, and naan was the perfect amount for a full serving of leftovers. We were pleasantly surprised by the complimentary samosa appetizers and chocolate torte dessert. Ultimately this place is fantastic and we look forward to coming back- would love to come on a summer evening and sit outside on their patio.

so, this place is pretty clearly, and almost objectively so, made exclusively for westerners…read more what i mean by that is that this place serves Indian food that will not attempt to challenge western palettes in any way - rather its goal is to have people walking out with a mildly positive attitude towards the food. if someone were to ask them how the food was, they will say that it's fine and say that indian food is an underrated cuisine. the first indication of this that caught my eye was on the menu, where it was listed that "all spice levels are American standard". The fact that this is on the menu at an *Indian restaurant* is pretty ridiculous, in my opinion. I'll get to the spice levels later The second indication was when the waiter brought out our naan, and said "Here's your naan bread". I almost laughed out loud at this point. Naan bread? Thank god we didn't order chai or he would've said "Here's your chai tea". when we actually got our food, it was as disappointing as I expected Despite the fact that I ordered the 'Hot' spice level (the second highest), this had utterly no spice at all. I know that I have a high spice tolerance, but you know it's not good when other people at my table who have a low tolerance cannot taste any spice whatsoever. I've had hotter dishes ordering the 'Hot' level at American restaurants! In addition to there not being any spice, there was pretty much no flavor at all to the curries. There was just no point to the gravy on both the Jaipuri "Masala" and the Vegetable Kofta, as it both cases it was quite bland and essentially tasted like nothing. The paneer and the kofta were ok - but nothing more than average. Again, the lack of any kind of flavor is just crazy. Our table also got the Biryani, which had decent vegetables but also suffered from a lack of flavor The roti and garlic naan that we got were really hard and difficult to break apart. not very good at all If you're Indian - do not come here - you'll get far better Indian food either a) at home or b) at another place If you're not Indian - I would highly recommend trying another place to actually get a taste of what Indian food is really like. This watered-down version simply isn't it. I would recommend Saffron Grill in Northgate for an example of Indian food done correctly on the positive side, one thing i appreciated about this menu is the customization available for different curries this is especially helpful when it relates to giving options to vegetarians, as it doesn't restrict people who are vegetarian to specific curry options having paneer, vegetables, and tofu options available for each curry is pretty good i also thought the spinach naan was pretty good. out of all the bread we ordered, it was the only naan that managed to be soft, and easy to pull apart the spinach inside tasted pretty good as well the complimentary samosas (although clearly reheated from frozen) and sweet at the end was a decent touch the portion sizes were also decent - the amount of rice that came with the curry was pretty significant