Still our main Indian restaurant in the Cedar Park area. We always over order, for the express…read morepurpose of taking home enough to last us another day. The food is still fresh, tasty, and prepared to order. Heat levels are always spot on and customized for the person ordering. Server asking the Hop Queen for her order with "and for Ma'am?" was totally charming and old school polite. Kept her smiling the rest of the day, of course she doesn't need more spoiling (JK). Highly recommended still!

A pretty nice restaurant serving Indian cuisine. My friend recommended this place and I must say I…read morewasn't disappointed. There is ample parking and the place is clean. It even has table service. I ordered the Tikka Masala with lamb. I was asked my spice level and I chose medium. I probably could have gotten the spicy but I prefer to enjoy the flavor over the spice level. There was lots of lamb, so no skimping. I also had the garlic Naan and rice. As usual, it all worked together perfectly. Thank you Rana for the hospitality and Madi for the suggestion.

I love a good dosa and Sangam Chettinad provided this! I came here with a few people. I can tell…read morethat this place can get busy quickly so I was glad to have come early. I ordered their masala dosa and it was everything I was looking for. The dosa was light and crispy and paired well with the complementary sauces. My favorite sauce was the minty one; its so refreshing. If you don't have a high tolerance for spicy, be cautious of which dish you order because some of them are packed with some heat. My husband ordered their egg biryani and it ended up being way too spicy for him to eat. Don't underestimate the spice level. We didnt ask but I wonder if we could have adjusted the spice level so that it wasnt too spicy. The staff was very attentive and friendly. They answered all my questions. Tuesday is Dosa night which means unlimited dosa. I would love to go back to enjoy dosa night!

We came through right before the freezing temps. It wasn't too crowded but I was surprised at the…read moreamount of folks coming through still. We were seated immediately. We like Indian food but aren't the most familiar, so we had to ask them to help explain the menu and for recommendations. We ordered 3 dishes which were super generous. The dosa was deceivingly large, the spicy pepper chicken was spicier than we thought, and then with the butter chicken we definitely had leftovers. Everything was great though, so I was happy to try it. We'll be returning! I really wanted to try the sampler I saw on Google, but it was lunch only. Next time!

We are regulars here. I think we eat here every week. Our order has not changed in a long time…read more Their chole bature, chicken 65, goat biryani and butter chicken are all quite consistent. Kids love the butter chicken. We've also catered from them 2-3 times for large parties 100 people and it was all really good. While the restaurant and food are good, their outside, parking smells of gutter. It's quite a stink. They don't have a business next to them. Not sure what that is however seems like a health hazard. The city should definitely check.

First visit, on a Monday, so pretty quiet dining. Pretty basic setup with menus and drinks,…read morefriendly staff was attentive and welcoming. The Hop Queen ordered the non-veg lunch special, butter chicken, and I ordered the Vindaloo (spicy), as this is my usual litmus test for a new Indian restaurant. Everything was prepared fresh for us, nothing tasted like it had been prepped before we arrived. Lots of fresh spice flavour, and the naan was a bit different (in a good way) from other places - nice texture and crunch with the flavour. Lots of interesting looking items on menu, it was a nice touch that almost all were ID'd with a specific region in India. Would be fun to work through the menu and try different items!

I have come here on multiple occasions and it never disappoints. I love love love this food 10/10…read moreevery time. If you decided for a sit in meal get ready to have amazing food cooked fresh and delicious! The staff is extremely helpful and will assist with all questions and recommendations. I'm trying to work my way down the whole menu! I love the lively music and the friendly atmosphere. If you take your meal home still will not disappoint delicious from the first bite to the end!!

Bayleaf offers delicious, authentic Punjabi food. It is BYOB with a corkage fee so we brought a…read morebottle of wine to dinner. They also have a bar. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, all of which had generous portions: - Aloo tikki chaat - prepared and served fresh, this street food delicacy was a delight to try and a great start to our meal. - Spinach pakoras were crunchy, hot and tasty. Our party of 4 devoured this appetizer. - Hariyali Chicken Kebab - this was not what I expected. It was served with a gravy like a curry, when I'd expected a dry kebab dish from the grill. It was not my favorite. - Malai Kofta - yum! Not oily, just perfect. - Aloo Naan - very good, though I would've preferred paratha and was surprised that parathas weren't on the menu in a Punjabi restaurant. Ambiance is nothing to write home about. If you are craving a good, authentic north Indian meal with warm service, Bayleaf is a must visit.

Just discovered this little place. Use google maps or equivalent first time you visit as its in a…read morelittle strip shopping center just off Crystal Falls. Simple small restaurant atmosphere, but I like it (I like simple). I ordered a mild Chicken Tikka Masala and a plain Dosa (one of my new favorite Indian bread appetizers). The Dosa was really good. The Chicken Tikka Masala was pretty decent. Just a little bit spicy, and a little sweet. I have very fussy tastebuds for that dish. I liked it. Not well versed enough to give detailed description. The service was good. Again, it was a small simple place, and it lived up to that. I will be back. Particularly for the Dosa (pic attached). There were four dipping sauces. I won't try to describe them).

This was our first time there. The restaurant was vacant when we got there. 1 pickup order, 1 drop…read moreoff of cooker, 3 people for evening snacks tea. We were the only ones outside with this kind of order. The chicken was okay, fried no spice or flavor. Apollo fish was friend in beans batter or something. Again was okay. Goat pulao tasted quite bland however both rice and meat was cooked well. The chicken biryani was also okay. Overall food wasn't great and lacked flavor. We ended up going because the weather was great and we wanted to sit outside. Not a lot of Indian places offer that. It's in a quiet neighborhood so that was good. Nothing to see.

I wanted to try something new in the neighborhood, so got carry out from Tamarind. Like a previous…read morereview, I was sad to see an empty restaurant at noon. The restaurant is clean, well decorated and ready for your visit! The staff are super friendly. I drove home with my order and it was piping hot and spectacular. Chicken tikka is spicy, mildly sweet and so delicious. A great way to conquer allergy season! The paneer butter masala had a lot of paneer. Many other locals have tiny bits of paneer in a sea of gravy. At Tamarind you will not be disappointed! Don't miss the potato samosas... Come on Austin, let's show these guys more lunch time love!

I went to Tamarind Indian Cuisine on the last day of my Daniel Fast. A Yelp friend suggested that…read moreI try the Marsala dosa, which had potatoes and peas inside. Quite honestly, it was better than the onion dosa...more filling. The Marsala dosa was not as crisp on the outside with folded ends. The potato and peas mixture was fragrant and perfectly seasoned with spices. I savored every bite. This meal was so enjoyable to eat. My server was very attentive bringing me a menu to the table and offering me water to drink. She was very friendly and personable. Only one person came into the restaurant while I dined there. He was getting his food to do. Otherwise, it was extremely quite with virtually the entire restaurant to myself. I was having a early lunch. Overall, very chill environment.

I'm on a liquids only diet right now, so I was excited that New Sitara had several interesting soup…read moreoptions since I'm finding out that Austin isn't that great for finding menu items outside of smoothies. I tried the Ulavacharu soup--absolutely delicious. It's main ingredient is horse gram, which apparently is in the legume family. It wasn't like any soup I've had before, so description is a bit tough. It was fairly spicy to start with, but less so as I kept eating it. The only things I could identify was ground up horse gram, some sweet onions, and some thinly shaved ginger, but it had a lot of complexity. Highly recommend that and the rose milk (especially if you need some relief from the spiciness when you start out.) I had a little bit of my friend's butter chicken sauce, and that was excellent too. More heavily tomato-based than I'm used to, but a lot of depth of flavor. I'd happily order that in the future. I can't wait to come back and try their buffet when my diet restrictions are over :) Service was great. I asked if a few of the menu items have coconut in them since I'm allergic, and our server double checked with the kitchen for me and was very nice about it. Really pretty dining room as well. The location isn't as central as I'd like, but that does make it easy to find parking in the lot. Definitely recommend!

I randomly decided to try this place on Friday. I will say it did not disappoint!! I got chicken…read moretikka masala and garlic naan. This is my go to order. I have tried several places but this by far is the most authentic. I used to have a favorite place I went to and would drive 20-40 min for it. This place has them beat and I'm not far from them I will be back. The only thing is when they say 8-10 min be prepared to wait 20-25 min.

Dwaraka's Bawrachi Indian Kitchen is a gem that deserves far more attention than it gets. Every…read moredish we tried was high quality and generously portioned. The butter chicken was rich and flavorful, perfectly balanced without being heavy. The biryani came in giant portions and stood out with a unique flavor profile that set it apart from the usual versions. The samosas were solid and classic, while the pepper chicken brought a nice, satisfying spice. The chicken korma was especially memorable--different from most versions we've tried, in a really good way. The restaurant is quiet and relaxed for dinner, making it a great spot to actually enjoy your meal and company with your loved ones. Portions are large and great for lunch the next day. Located in a busy shopping center with several popular restaurants, this one truly deserves more love. We'll definitely be back.

Not good for North Indian fare. Didn't try south Indian so…read morecan't say about it. May be famous for dosas

I've been to Rockin' Grill many times, and every single visit has been consistently amazing, both…read morein food and service. They've recently renovated the space, and it now feels more upscale while still being comfortable and welcoming. Today I ordered a chicken tandoori-style dish, along with the butter chicken and garlic naan, and everything was absolutely delicious. The flavors were rich, well-seasoned, and clearly made with care. The butter chicken in particular was outstanding, and the garlic naan was the perfect complement. One of my favorite little touches is the adorable robot that sometimes delivers your food--it always makes the experience even more fun. Between the consistently great food, excellent service, and the refreshed atmosphere, this place continues to be a favorite of mine. I'll definitely be returning many more times.

Great Indian food! This place was packed on a Saturday lunch hour. They have a huuuge menu, so…read moremaybe keep in mind roughly what you're interested in, otherwise you'll be looking at the menu all day. Even though it's pretty basic amongst so many other dishes they had, I got the Chicken Tikka Masala, medium spice. The portion size is pretty good, and the dish had a generous amount of chicken in it. It also came with a side of rice. I enjoyed the flavor! I'd say for medium spice it wasn't that spicy - felt more like a mild to me. Honestly, I'm pretty surprised to have found good Indian food in Round Rock. Despite the good food, I'm knocking off a star due to the fairly slow service. We were sitting outside so I'm not sure if at times they forgot about us, but I ended up having to walk in the store to ask someone to take our order because no one had come in a while. Our food also came out at different times; the first few dishes came, and then it felt like there was a solid ~5-8 minutes before the rest of the dishes came.

Amazing food! The service was fast, and friendly. The biryani was good, and the chicken was…read moredelicious. The dosa was crispy and perfectly cooked. The place has a very casual friendly ambiance. Highly recommended!

Subham Chettinad Grill & Authentic Indian Food in Austin is an absolute hidden gem for anyone who…read moreloves bold, traditional South Indian flavors done right. One of the most memorable dishes we had was a special that our server highly recommended--and it was truly a showstopper. I wish I had gotten the exact name because I can't find it on their online menu, but visually and flavor-wise it was stunning. It came wrapped and cooked in a banana leaf, layered with rich, velvety saag, what tasted like thin dosa or chapati layers, egg, aromatic spices, tender chunks of meat, and curry, all melded together into this beautifully perfumed, steamy package. It was served with a cooling yogurt sauce and a chili sauce that balanced the heat perfectly. The presentation alone was gorgeous, and the flavors were deep, earthy, and incredibly comforting. We also ordered the curry goat, which was delicately spiced with a wonderful, slow-building heat. The meat was tender, the gravy rich without being heavy, and it paired perfectly with the simple white rice that let the complex spices shine. The tandoori goat chops were the family favorite by far. Everyone loved the smoky char and bold marinade. Personally, I found them a bit softer than I prefer, but the flavor was outstanding--robust, well-seasoned, and unmistakably tandoori. Finally, we ordered the Tandoori Pomfret to go, and I had it later with rice porridge. It was absolutely scrumptious. The fish was fragrant, beautifully spiced, and still juicy, making it the perfect comfort meal with the warm, soothing porridge. Overall, Subham Chettinad Grill delivers authentic, soulful Indian cooking with layers of spice, heat, and aroma that feel both traditional and thoughtfully prepared. If you're looking for real South Indian and Chettinad-style flavors in Austin, this place is a must-try.