Picture this...heavy thunderstorms...rain is so heavy it literally feels like cats and dogs are…read morehitting your roof. That is what happened today. It is the type of day that makes you want to eat comfort food. Bombay to Kathmandu was the ideal place for some lentil soup and naan. My soup was steaming hot and my naan quite tasty. Walking into Bombay to Kathmandu feels like being transported around the world. The beaded curtains, tin doors and other Indian Nepali artifacts made the place appear authentic. I placed my order with the cashier, who was warm and welcoming. The menu is remarkably diverse, offering classic Indian favorites alongside traditional Nepali dishes, which makes it stand out. The restaurant is known for its momos, curry dishes and aromatic sauces. Importantly, there are plenty of options for both meat lovers and vegetarians. Their creative fusion items, including curry inspired pizzas are their specialties. My soup was quite generous and filling. Prices are reasonable, and the food consistently delivers big on taste. The staff was friendly and willing to help with spice levels and menu recommendations.

I had a platter of different dumplings and a chicken noodle soup. The flavors were very interesting…read morein traditional Chinese dishes. I ate everything, it was so good. I would definitely come back!

Zaika is a food truck located on the lot of the Super 8 on I-35 South. It is accessible only from I…read more-35 S frontage road, south of the 290 intersection. I ordered online (they use Beyond Menu), and picked up the order. They have a single table, shaded under a canopy. I ordered Chicken 65, Saag Paneer, and a Masala Dosa. All food is packed piping hot into plastic or styrofoam containers. The dosa arrived cut up, and smelled "burnt" (bitter) which was also confirmed via taste. It was packed in a styrofoam box. The texture was chewy, which it should definitely should not be, even if it was no longer crispy from being locked in a styrofoam box. It lacked the fermented savoriness one expects from a dosa. They seem to utilize russets based on the potato texture in their masala, which also contained green beans and peas. It seemed reasonably spiced, but dry and grainy. Overall: avoid this appalling dosa The Chicken 65 comes enshrouded in a plastic wrapped circular takeout container. Chicken breast and / or chicken tenders seem to be the protein of choice based on the taste and texture. Not sure if there is a breading or coating on the chicken (their dish is gluten-free), but it is well-slathered in a sour chili sauce. The sauce is mostly spicy and sour forward, with other aromatic elements not particularly noticeable, including the cilantro and onion. Overall: better renditions of Chicken 65 exist that are more aromatic, crispier, and yet retain moisture within. This Saag Paneer has a weird smell and taste. It's not really thick, and more soupy... and perhaps the weird flavor comes from the paneer. Kinda like how different milks have variations in flavor, including some which might have detectable, undesirable flavors. There are plenty of spices, which I view as a plus, but the spinach is lacking, and the viscosity is too low. Overall: disappointing. again, there are more satisfactory preparations of this dish that can be found elsewhere. After tasting the mains, I didn't bother trying the sambar, two chutneys, and rice that came with. Nor did I bother finishing the food that was ordered. Instead, I focused on writing this review and ordered an alternative meal from a more reputable Indian restaurant. Recommendation: go elsewhere for Indian food. Or stop by to make your own assessment, and then order from somewhere else.

The food was so good and today we try gujia like its was so tasty inside of the gujia like…read morekaju,badam,everything

Pickup: stressful…read more Food: edible but possibly frozen Overall: wouldn't order again unless I was desperate on Uber Eats with the buy one get one deal

Gotta drastically lower the rating. First some positives though: the Buy 1 Get 1 deals on Uber Eats…read moreare pretty economical and some of the dishes that fall under that deal are decent enough. The biryanis overall are very mediocre but passable, especially if you get 2 for the price of 1, even though they have lowered the portions by a lot. But today we tried the Hyderabadi Goat Biryani and unfortunetly it was the worst biryani we have ever had in Austin. Yes it was that bad. It was so mushy and unbelievably salty. The fIavor profile, spices used were not right and I can't in good conscience recommend them.

Delicious mango lassi, they give you a lot of biryani but they only give you two small pieces of…read morenaan. The naan and biryani were very good! The butter chicken was really good and very flavorful

Food was awesome! Loved special chicken biryani and chili chicken was very flavorful. The…read morecomplimentary dessert was yummy!

I was dropping someone to Airport and was hungry as hell, OTW to home this place popped up as a…read moreghost kitchen. Decided to order online and eat in car. What I jut got hit with was the best and the bestest ever kathi roll of my life! Foodpath won't excite you, with name, menu items or anything. But one thing is garunteed the food is mind blowingly amazing!!! I had the Paneer tikka kathi roll, it fails the Delhi rolls and Kolkatta rolls I have had in my life! Amazing is just an understatement to the kathi rolls dished out here. I also ordered Paneer Chilli and Chowmein for family and they were surprised at the tast and quality. This place has our attention. Will be placing another major order soon for a full review. Great work FoodPath!

I'm honestly not too thrilled. The food is okay but I don't really see what sets them apart from…read moreother Indian cuisine. Maybe I say this because my to-go order was stale.

The service was pretty fast, the staff was friendly, and very accommodating. Although the outside…read moreit doesn't look like the best place, inside, it's quite cozy and comfortable. There is plenty of sitting room or you can sit at the bar. The food was extremely delicious. We live in South Texas where you can't find Indian food, at least not these days, so it was a super special treat for us as we were visiting Austin. Indian food is one of our faves, so we felt very satisfied and lucky! We highly recommend this restaurant. We had the chicken lollipops, the garlic naan, the butter chicken, and the tikka lamb. Everything was super yummy!

4/5 Stopped by Tikka…read moreHouse for a quick bite, and it ended up being a great choice. We ordered the butter chicken, the mixed meat platter with chicken, lamb, and shrimp, the vegetable samosas, and, of course, a mango lassi. The butter chicken was my favorite--it had a rich, flavorful sauce and was definitely the standout dish. Everything else was well prepared, and the mango lassi was the perfect complement to the meal. The restaurant was clean, had a nice atmosphere, and the service was pleasant. I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu.

The number of Indian places that provide delivery in north central Austin is almost nil these days…read more This place delivers through most delivery apps. As the name implies, their speciality is butter chicken. I have to say this is one of better butter chicken's I've had. The curry was thick and you could actually taste the spices. Unlike most places which just taste like tomato soup. I also ordered a saag paneer and again it hit the mark - they didn't over process the spinach. The nan was also fresh and not dried out. Just an FYI this place is a ghost kitchen so no dine in.

5610 is a ghost kitchen. You order online for delivery or take out. It's right down the road from…read moremy place of work, so I go pick it up. I ordered the Chettinad Chicken last time and my sinuses are still clear. The taste was amazing and brought the heat, I will say, I'd be willing to pay a little more for a larger portion of rice. The Garlic Nan was spot on.