Value for Money:5/5 Food: 4/5 This is a Vegetarian restaurant. Plz do not expect butter chicken Whenever I'm in the mood for some genuine desi snacks, this spot is my go-to. They strive to offer the most authentic experience possible, and it shows. Not everything on the menu is a hit--there are a few misses here and there--but overall, they do a decent job. The place might be small, but it doesn't compromise on the quality of food. The Bonda is a must-try, absolutely delightful. The Rava Dosa also stands out--it's crispy and just perfect. In fact, all the Dosa's here will not disappoint you. What really sets this place apart, though, is the chutney--it's arguably best in the area. The Sambar and Idly also deserve a mention; they do a decent job with the Sambar. One area for improvement would be the cleanliness of the tables, which often depends on how tidy the previous customers were. This is something the management needs to address. Despite this minor issue, this restaurant remains a definite go-to for anyone craving some Indian flavors.

I have been coming here for years, and this is still my favorite Indian restaurant. This place is always busy but somehow maintains friendly service and manages to get the food out within a reasonable time. I have tried most things here but my favorite items these days are... Tea - I like mine sweet and add anywhere between 4-5 packets of sugar Annapurna Thali - love this since it comes with a variety of menu items + a sweet Dosa masala - this dosa comes with a delicious potato filling and a few chutneys on the side - my personal favorite is the coconut one

I love this place for their lunch thalis. Not sure how many times I have been to this place for lunch. Thali comes with chapati, rice, daal, paneer curry, salad and a dessert. Portion - more than enough for a person for sure. They are almost consistent with their taste and options. They have dosa, parathas and chaats as well. Tried a few dosas and chaats already. Chaats were really good and dosas were decent. Tried the veggie burger once - that wasn't really great. They take phone orders, even if that's a thali order. They pack everything well, so no spills. Done that a few times and quite about that. Service is always good. That place can be really crowded for lunch and dinner. Expect waiting for tables and delays in getting your food when that happens.

It's hard to find pani puri and I found it. Wish it came with yogurt and pomegranate to add on. Got to try the chikoo shake which has sapota and coconut and milk. Was very refreshing. Lots of seats and service was friendly and quick. Will be back to try the other offerings

This review is coming from a person staying in Portland for the last three years where we don't have a lot of vegetarian friendly Indian restaurants or Indian restaurants in general Those jelebis are absolutely delicious. The samosa chat is totally worth a try

If you are a jalebi fan, well they serve the decent one. Though I am no jalebi critic, and the jalebis aren't served hot but they taste crisp, juicy and yum. We initially order 8, and after trying them we ordered another pack of 16. It is hard to get good Amritsari kulcha in USA and the one they serve needs to be enjoyed with their homely curries. We visited them after a hike, so we were pretty hungry. All the food we ordered was good especially the papdi chaat. People who are regulars at their Bellevue location might find the prices up by a dollar or two at this place. Well that explains less crowd during the rush hour. If that is ok, the food is pretty much the same. They do have a couple of tables for outdoor sitting near the parking lot. Must order: papdi chaat, kulcha thali, jalebi Though we also like other dishes but these are my favorites.