I swear Indian food could turn me vegetarian. A friend and I decided to stop by for an early dinner. The restaurant was emptier when we arrived but filled up as we got closer to the typical dinner time. It is located in a tiny strip mall so you may have to look for parking elsewhere. There is a smaller lot across the street (to the left of the Safeway entrance) that you can park in if no spots are available immediately in front of the restaurant. The menu has a lot of options and offers a wide variety of dishes. I decided to try something new and go for the Dum Aloo while my friend ordered the Thali. We also got a garlic naan to share. The portions were huge! We both ended up taking leftovers home because there was so much food. Everything was very flavorful and be careful when selecting your spice level as it kicks everything up a notch. My Dum Aloo was delicious - you could taste the subtle hints of ginger among the garlic/onion/tomato base. The Thali is also a great option if you can't choose and are looking to try a variety. It's pretty comprehensive and comes with rice and smaller portions of several different entrees, naan, and kheer. There is also free lassi available at the front with your order. A great find and spot for Indian food! I'll definitely be back to try more on their menu.

The restaurant is clean, with very friendly service and a great selection of vegetarian dishes. We ordered the combo meal, which included seven types of sides, rice, and bread (with several bread options, we chose the garlic bread), as well as an order of Chole Bhature. The dishes are vegetarian (not sure if they are vegan) and were delicious. The Chole Bhature and garlic bread stood out as our favorites. While both were slightly more oily than expected, they didn't feel overly heavy or greasy. As someone not particularly familiar with Indian cuisine, I skipped two of the sides due to an unexpected mix of flavors. The service was excellent. Our server patiently explained the menu, and the manager kindly checked in with each table periodically, ensuring everyone was satisfied. The restaurant was pretty full during lunch, with a mix of Indian customers and local professionals, creating a lively yet welcoming atmosphere. Overall, this restaurant offers delicious and comforting dishes, and it'll be on my list when I'm craving Indian cuisine.

Recently, I stumbled upon this establishment and was compelled to try it out due to its positive reviews. The staff exhibited exceptional kindness, and what intrigued me further was their exclusively vegetarian menu. Upon placing my order, I opted for the pani puri to dine in and the Amritsari paratha to take away. The pani puri was decent, neither remarkable nor disappointing, although it leaned slightly towards a sweeter taste than I personally prefer. As for the paratha, it was a tad dry for my liking. Given my experience, I intend to explore their diverse offerings during my next visit before forming a final opinion. Update - have tried few more dishes lately and I prefer their dishes like curries, naan, etc and I seem like the taste and the quality better

We got there right when it opened on a Wednesday. Professionally, not so great as workers were still vacuuming and cleaning after open hours. The food took a while to come out, and there was some confusion about missing part of our order. Eventually it got taken care of but our to go order was ready and sitting out for like 10-15 min before we asked about our food and it was given to us. The waitress helped suggest some items to order. The food itself was very flavorful, but too salty. The palak paneer itself was really salty, on the borderline of being inedible. The spices came across great though! The mustard green dish with chickpeas was good and unique. The aloo gobi was also flavorful and gave off Indo-Chinese vibes. They gave a decent portion of rice with each dish. Other than the saltiness, I did enjoy each dish we ordered. The ambiance of the restaurant is nice. A heavy incense aroma for those who are more sensitive about smells.

Stopped by here for lunch after some friends repeatedly told us to give it a shot and I'm glad we did. We got the Amritsari Kulcha which was absolutely fantastic, perfectly cooked, generously stuffed, and super authentic. The chole were delicious and paired really nicely. We also got the combo with 2 curries and chose the dal makhni and the saag along with a naan. The curries were both very flavorful albeit a tad rich, but the star was definitely the naan. It was the first time in over a decade in Seattle that I had naan that was reminiscent of India, and not the overly bready and doughy version that you get at most other restaurants. The prices are a tad on the higher side but the wait staff was friendly, there was complimentary chaas and jaggery (to end the meal) along with fantastic food and generous portions.

Finally found an amazing Punjabi food. Its a vegeterian restuarant and the Punjabi cuisine was delicious and the options were outstanding. My favorites were the Aalu Paratha, Chilli Paneer, Samosa Chaat, and Aalu Tikki. Aalu Paratha comes as big as 18-22 pizza along with Pickle and Yogurt. The paratha was soft and delicious. felt like a homemade food! The Paneer Chilli was wet, more gravy than expected. but it was good and the paneer was super soft and fresh! Samosa Chaat and Aalu Tikki were both of similar gravy and flavorful. The spice levels are as authentic as you get in India. we ordered Hot, Super Spicy and the spice levels were high due to green chillies but loved it! You need to order at the server station and they serve to your table . Friendly service and staff.

Parking here can be tough if the restaurant and its neighbors in the strip mall are busy, but I waited for a few minutes and a spot opened up. The menu is HUGE and contains a big variety of dishes. For someone who doesn't know a lot about Indian food, I was a bit overwhelmed and wasn't sure what the difference was between most dishes. Also, I was a little confused on how to order because there was a QR code on the table (which I ordered through) but then a waitress came over and asked to take our order. When we mentioned we had ordered through the QR, she checked and then saw the order. The food was delicious - good sized portions and with good seasonings and spice. I wish I could remember what I had ordered, but we for sure had garlic naan which was good, and I ordered some type of curry. I would definitely come back here to try something else, but maybe would ask questions to the staff next time to help navigate the menu.

I believe this restaurant has improved a lot since the first time I ate here when they had just opened. I heard good things about the place and decided to get lunch here. We got the paneer pakora, gobi manchurian, tandoori roti, amritsari kulcha, navratna korma, paneer kadhai, chole and the free chaas/lassi. The food in terms of taste & quality were close to the real deal. The service was quick & friendly. The ambiance & space were clean & well maintained. What impressed me the most was that their restrooms had provisions for toilet seat covers. They hadn't cheapened out to comprise on hygiene. If you're ever craving Indian food in Bellevue, this would be the place to go!

Yummy Vegetarian Indian food. Got the Thali Special ($19.99), great portions with lots of flavorful components including dessert, Butter Paneer, Saag, chana masala, and a few other components. Casual Vibes, located in a strip mall.