sandwich was good long. I ordered one can't not finish because too big. 1 order should have for 2…read morepeople eat. They have different stuff in there besides the sandwiches. The service take for awhile to be ready. Inside nice and clean and there are places you can take pictures for you kids. I will stop by again.

I've been going to several pho restaurants in wichita to see who has the best broth. The broth is…read moredecent not worth almost $11. I can get 2 of the same size and price at pho ong 8 and taste better.

FIVE STARS BECAUSE THE FOOD IS SOLID IN WICHITA! I have been visiting my family in Wichita for…read morealmost 20 years and I have never had good Indian food until I had the food from Astoria Biryani house. Who cares if the service was lackluster as some reviews mention or that the ambiance is underwhelming. After having the dosas, the samosas, and the other dishes that my cousin ordered, I can confidently say that the Indian food here is probably one of the best if not the best that I have had in Wichita. They warn you about the spice levels and actually do have proper chutneys and accoutrement that come with any and all of the dishes. I am so happy writing this review that I am seriously thinking about going back to Wichita! LOL

The restaurant has a fast casual vibe; however, the service was nothing short of what you'd expect…read morefrom a fine dining experience. The restaurant does a large amount of delivery business. Drivers arriving every couple of minutes the entire time we dined. The food was nothing short of amazing and delicious. The Samosas were flaky, crispy, hot and tasty. Indian food remains my favorite meal not only dining, but at home as well. The food was some of the best I've eaten. The Masala Dosa was perfection. Perfect amount of crisp, nice flavor. Our entrees were aloo gobi and avakai curry. Great spicy and flavorful.

North central Wichita hasn't had anything resembling Indian food since Maharaja closed on N…read more Broadway ~17 years ago, so I was excited to see Himalayan Sherpa open up in the old DeFazio's spot at 27th and Amidon. I took my mom, sister and grandma for a girls' lunch to see what all they had to offer, and it was such a fun, delicious experience. We ordered our known favorites to share, just to set the baseline: veggie samosas, chicken momos (essentially dumplings/gyoza), saag paneer, paneer masala, coconut curry and garlic naan. My grandma also got a bowl of Mulligatawny soup, which we didn't try but she seemed very happy with. The portions were large enough for at least 1-2 more meals and each entree (except the soup) came with a 1cup bowl of basmati rice. The curries were rich and seasoned to a slightly different regional taste than our east side Indian places imo, so you can look forward to a fresh take on a fairly familiar menu. The chicken in the coconut curry was spiced and tender and the paneer (tofu-like cheese cubes) was perfectly firm. All spice levels are customizable, so people who love mild and spicy will find something to enjoy. I usually get medium elsewhere and found their medium suited my taste as well. As for the appetizers, the garlic naan was lightly crisp (yay!), buttery and not too garlicky. The momo filling was seasoned with bright, refreshing herbs and spices, and the samosas were well-filled with potatoes and peas and the pastry crust was not claggy. Our kind server, a Colorado transplant, was very knowledgeable and gladly answered any questions we had about fillings and spices we were curious about. Our meals were timed well and he was prompt with everything we needed. The atmosphere was clean, bright and updated, taking advantage of natural light from new, big windows. The picnic-style red checked vinyl tablecloths felt a little odd with the type of food being served and the otherwise modern interior decor, but that's forgivable. They had soft instrumental Himalayan(?) music playing in the background and no TVs, so we could hold a conversation. Tables and booths are both available. Prices are on par with most local restaurants, with our dishes being about $15 a piece. We spent about $88 total, including the naan and appetizers. Sadly, I didn't really get to the Himalayan menu, but all the more to look forward to next time we come! This is an excellent addition to north central/West ICT and I hope folks give them lots of support!

A new option for Himalayan and Indian cuisine for the West side…read more If you're using GPS it won't be visible from the road. It's a small shopping center with a gas station up front FYI. When I walked inside I was greeted immediately and was seated promptly. I just learned this was their third day opening. Menu has many options including vegetarian options. No alcohol. Couple of speciality drink options. I ordered the Korma Chicken and Garlic naan. Unfortunately I was told the momos were not available at the time I tried to order them. He did later tell me they were making more and I could order. I asked if he could give me a half order but denied my request. Would be nice to be able to get a half order while trying other things. Full order is 10 FYI. Prices are typical of our current climate. So expect $13-17 a dish. I waited about 15-20 minutes before the food came out. Overall the korma is legit. The chicken was plentiful. You could probably share it with another person and be both filled up. The Naan is super thin. Garlic was spot on. Wish it was a little more crispier. Rice is plentiful but my only criticism is the rice was a little too stuck together and hard to break up with a fork. I felt the service was great. I was checked on by two people making sure I had everything I wanted. I think this is a great option for west siders since most options are East or South side of town.

The buffet had a modest selection but it was decent but not mind-blowing. The naan was so popular…read morethat it always seems to run out during lunchtime, but otherwise the naan was delicious and warm. The curries were mild to please more people, and the inside of the restaurant feels a little bit outdated but cozy. On the bright side, the staff clears out the dirty plates every time I get a new plate during the buffet which was nice.

extremely extremely extremely long order was placed online prior to arrival arrived at the still…read moreis 5 to 30 minute wait for the food. I cannot understand what is the point of ordering something prior to arrival only to get there and still wait for the food be as if you're dining if it would be quicker if I just came and dine in and order my that waste of my time effort and energy. I will never go to this restaurant again if is placed for me to pick it up because I expect this to be the most ridiculous experience around.

"Plastic found in my dish"…read more I came here to try the cơm hến, but the experience didn't go well. While mixing my bowl, I found a piece of plastic inside the food. This is a serious hygiene issue and really shouldn't happen at any restaurant. I told the staff and they did replace the dish, which I appreciate. However, after seeing plastic in my food, I couldn't enjoy the new bowl anymore. The trust was already gone. I hope the restaurant improves their food handling and quality control. Even though they replaced my dish, this experience makes me hesitant to come back.

We did take out and it was ready when it said it would be. It was good and a few of us had enough…read morefor leftovers.

Best place in Andover for breakfast or lunch!!! They are amazing!!! They are service with a smile!!…read more Their portions are generous and they are very generous with their toppings!! SUPPORT LOCAL!!!! Love their whole menu!! Waffles, crepes, and panini sandwiches!!!! Yum!!!!

Oh my goodness. You have to go give this place a try. Don't be afraid of the unknown with the…read morecrepes if you've never had one... they are DELECTABLE. My husband and I tried the #22 savory with egg, bacon, mozz and spinach and the chef makes them right in front of you, and I'm telling you it melted in my mouth. I also don't feel too full afterwards. Will definitely be back. Cute little spot inside too, and the owners are so nice. Quick service especially when it's made to order.

Bann Thai is a hidden gem. The food is fast, fresh and incredibly delicious. Authentic Thai food…read morewith unique dishes that you don't see at other places. The Thai tea is very good, not too sweet. Highly recommend.

Real solid restaurant. Food was delicious. Service was awesome. Neat little place.read more

Excellent food. Was our go to place for dinner during a weeks stay. Got an opportunity to dine in…read moreas well as ordering food to go. Dine in had slower service considering most tables were full due to an event. But the taste of food overshadowed the minor shortcomings

As far as I can tell, Rajadhani is the Indian place Wichita has been missing. It has the perfect…read morecombination of great food, fine service and a modern, interior-designed dining room that can handle both small and large groups. Located in a new strip mall on the WSU campus, it's the sort of place you'd take a date or a work colleague and not worry about being too casual or too formal. It's usually full of students as well, hopefully helping them to feel less homesick. Other than the nice ambiance, though, the only real difference that I can see between Rajadhani and other Wichita Indian places is the slightly higher price point. It's certainly worth it because this type of Indian "wedding food" is a ton of work and therefore always worth it, but I don't feel like you're getting anything here that you can't get at New Paradise, Himalayan Sherpa or Astoria House for a couple bucks less. Do I recommend Rajadhani? Absolutely. It's delicious and aesthetically tasteful in equal amounts. But as a broke b*tch, I'll probably still keep my visits to special occasions.