Hard to say why this was amazing. 1) Dev was a super nice…read moreguy and accommodating. 2) unique samosa chaat was fantastic. 3) sad it wasn't busier but we had a quiet and great time with cricket playing while eating. 4) drinks that were unique and tasty. 5) all the food was perfectly created. After a long hike up to a peak, this hit the spot for us!

Great butter chicken and the garlic naan was on point:) I would eat here again…read more I'm using up my character count now

We have been eating the chicken biryani here for a long time and always loved it. UNFORTUNATELY,…read moreour recent experience was disappointing. The original chicken biryani came in a larger rectangular container, included plenty of chicken pieces and an egg, and cost only $10. NOW the price has increased to $11, but the portion size is much smaller. Our order had only two pieces of chicken and no egg. It's disappointing to see the quality and portion size decrease while the price has gone up. We literally drove 27 minutes just for this and Sadly, we WONT be ordering from here again.

Veg reviewer: Tried their paneer biryani and veg dum biryani…read morefor takeout. These are the only vegetarian options available. The taste did not disappoint, I think it definitely is not a 3 star place, given the biryanis costed 10/ 11 bucks before taxes. There are enough veggies/paneer in the biryanis too. And it wasn't greasy. There were a few minor negatives though- 1. When I asked about the recipe style, he mentioned that the paneer biryani is Vijaywada style, which it was not. 2. They charge extra for salan/raita (some gravy to garnish/ yogurt). And the little salan boxes were only half-filled, which isn't enough per biryani box. There are two tables in the restaurant and it's pretty small. But it looked decently maintained. Good number of free parking spots are available. It is in the same lot as apni mandi(Indian grocery store) and other restaurants/salons.

this is my go to place for doordash order. Prices are really…read moregood. Kadhai paneer, naan is good. Parathe is not. First they are smaller than expected. Secondly the filling is too less. Third, they dont give makkhan with paratha only curd and achaar.

This spot was recommended by a neighbor. It seems to be a vegetarian Indian spot - no meat on the…read moremenu from what I could tell. I got an order of samosas and the traditional thali which was an assortment of different dishes plus rice and roti. The only difference between the traditional thali and the bhel thali was the addition of bhel puri, which is some sort of crispy puffed rice dish. Food was quite tasty! I'm a repeat customer who frequently orders their chole saag, samosas, rice, and naan.

Simple menu, accessible offerings without too many regional specialties but it was fast and…read moreconvenient on door dash. Great to have so many local Indian offerings and interesting to see the different takes each place has on the same dishes. Curry home forces a choice of rice or naan with their entrees which is great because I sometimes assume dishes will come with rice and am disappointed at home when it doesn't have any. They don't have a physical location and operate "ghost kitchen" style, probably out of a restaurant we know locally. Lentils Dal: I love this so much, lentils, cumin, ginger, turmeric, and cardamom. A vegetarian dish thats like soul food to me that I would choose over a meat based stew any day. Had a nice clean taste and I wish I ordered two of them. Tasted great by itself or with naan dipped in. Butter Chicken: For the wife, it had bits of chopped greens in it that gave it a more appetizing appearance than just butter chicken sauce and chicken. Had a spicier kick than normal which we enjoyed. Both entrees were slightly more watery than normal but thickened over time. Both also came super, super hot and the containers were a bit warped.

We were craving curry and stumbled upon Curry Home on Door Dash. There was a wide selection of…read morecurries to choose from as well as sweets such as mango lassi! We ordered the chicken vindaloo (spicy) and the chicken tikka masala (medium spicy). Each entree was $13-$15 which was not terrible. The food took about 45 minutes to arrive despite the estimated wait time of 20 minutes. It seems Curry Home does take longer than expected so be prepared for a small wait before you get your food. Upon getting our food at the front door, we were impressed with the packaging. Neat and organized packaging of the curry along with the naan. We thoroughly enjoyed both curries. The chicken vindaloo had a nice kick to it. The chicken was still on the bones, but very flavorful. There's a subtle tomato paste taste to it to balance the spices. The potatoes could have been cooked a little longer as they were still a bit firm. The chicken tikka masala was very delicious. It was nice and creamy with chicken that was soft and well-marinated. I would highly recommend this place to satisfy your curry cravings especially if you want to dine-in at home and avoid crowds.

If you are a chai lover like me and willing to drive 30 miles for chai, Zafran is the best one to…read moretry! Their zafrani chai is absolutely incredible, worth every minute of the drive. The haleem is also delicious, rich, and full of flavor. Highly recommend checking them out!

Spent $50 for a Goat and Chicken Biriyani, and we got one 3.5 X 3.5 " goat pieces and 4 small ones…read more Chicken also wasn't enough. All we got was $15 to $18 worth of meat and $30 worth of Rise. When we asked about it, the owner said they used Gee, baby Goat, Basmati rice, and that is why it was expensive. Then we also got stomach Ache, Bloating feeling and one of my kids got Diarrhea as well. Flavor was good. The guy wouldn't even understand why anyone would pay more than a high-end sit down place in Fremont and get just Rice, less meats and stomach problems. He was trying to convince me that other places that sells Dum Biriyani also expensive. Recipe for Failure. New Guys on the Block.

Food was really delicious and service was great and ambience was cozy. I will be ordering again.read more

I recently dined here with my friends. Food was delicious and they do serve Indian Beer and must…read moretry Pachimirchi Kodi Pulav. Finally ambience was good. Definetly coming back again for dinein.

Karikku Cafe is an unpretentious spot serving authentic food from the southern Indian state of…read moreKerala. The flavors here brought me back to the port of Kochi, the backwaters of Alleppey, and the tea plantations of Munnar. The item to order for the full experience is the Kerala Meal, a banana-leaf package with Kerala Rice (with distinctively large grains), Aviyal (vegetables in coconut milk), Thoran (cabbage stir-fried with coconut and spices), Pickle, Moru Curry (spiced buttermilk), Kappa Ularthiyathu (stir-fried cassava), okra, and omelette, along with a choice of main (I tried the fish and the chicken). Everything in this meal was flavorful and paired nicely with the rice--I only wish they hadn't wrapped everything together, as all the distinct flavors were mixed. In addition to the meal, we also tried the Kadala Curry, a dark curry made of black chickpeas with onions, herbs, and coconut. But my favorite main dish was the Malabar Prawn Curry, a North Kerala specialty made of prawns in a tangy, creamy coconut curry flavored with curry leaves and spices, paired with a flaky, layered (but not greasy) Kerala Porotta, and Appam, a gooey, lacy pancake made from a fermented rice and coconut milk batter. Overall, the food here was delicious and authentic, and everything came in generous portion sizes at an affordable price.

Kerala cuisine (state in India). You can order from the QR code menu at the table and pay as well…read more We ordered the Malabar fish curry, Prawn masala, parotta, matar paneer, baby corn Manchurian. Baby corn Manchurian, prawn masala and Malabar parotta were good. Malabar fish wasn't spicy enough. Will try their other curries later.

The flavor of the food is amazing. Plenty of parking quiet location in a nice plaza with plenty of…read moreother restaurants to choose.

Haven't had an Indian buffet since before the pandemic and saw this place recommended online…read more Lunch buffet is $16 (and the tip screen options range from 18% - 35%) and includes chai and naan. I was a bit concerned when I showed up at 1 o'clock and only two people were in there, but I decided to roll the dice. And then noticed that when a few other customers came in, none of them seemed like they had been here before because they asked a lot of questions about the buffet set up and even what the dishes were, so I don't think they were very familiar with Indian cuisine. I added a little bit of everything to my plate just to taste it. I like that there were a few dishes that you generally don't see on buffets such as mutton biryani, fish pakora, egg curry, etc.. but I found the standards like tandoori chicken, aloo gobi, and chicken tikka masala not done too well. Not sure if I just put the wrong things on my plate, but I think I had pretty much two tablespoons of everything except for dal on there. I didn't finish my plate and I didn't go back for seconds. I think the food is more like 2.5 stars, i'm riounding up for prompt service and a clean environment.