New India Cuisine

The waitress was very helpful and explained in detail how the item tasted and if we liked certain flavours. She was very attentive to our needs. The food tasted amazing. Happy flavour explosions going on in your mouth. The only reason why this doesn't get a 5 is be due to the other waiter being very disrespectful to our waiter right in front of us.

I've been here several times and have always envoyed it very much. Great vegetarian and vegan options, and a really nice selection of dishes on the menu. Service friendly and quick, and the kitchen gets thins done without stuff coming out like it had been waiting for hours under a heat lamp. This has become out go-to stop for Indian in South Austin.

While the exterior and surroundings might not be as inviting the food taste and quality will make you come back. This is no upscale restaurant, it’s a casual neighborhood go-to. They specialize in Marathi cuisine and offer many options. Don’t come for the experience, come for the taste and quality. Recommend the Malvani Roasted Coconut Curry (not made the Thai way). This is Indian authentic, chicken is a good option or vegetarian. Lamb, Paneer, Goat ir shrimp also available. The biryani is also excellent and the Kheema Masala made with Lamb is excellent also. I recommend ordering a side of Nan bread (garlic / onion / plain available ). And a Chapatti order so you won’t have to use your fork. They have lunch specials during the week, and serve several bottle beer options and wine. They carry a taj-mahal imported beer also for those more adventurous thrill seekers.

Everytime I have visited Austin, have come here for lunch. Tried the Millionaire Chicken Curry and shrimp masala this time. Nothing special to write home about the chicken curry - it was ok ok. Shrimp masala is still very good. Felt the quality has gone down a notch. The lassi used to taste better and fresher. Hopefully they get back to form. This had been one of the best Indian restaurants I have been to in US and would like to come back here to get that old amazing taste.

The place is small so if you are going in a large group, I'd recommend making reservations. The food is definitely authentic. We had friends who are maharashtrian and they found the food as close to home cooked food. We got the onion pakodas and shrimp koliwada to start. Both were fantastic. For our main course we got the lamb kheema, dal tarka, kale and daal, chicken tikka masala, millionaire curry with king fish abd the roasted coconut curry with paneer. We got the garlic naans as well. Everyone liked the kale and daal and the kheema the most. We found the fish to have a very strong fishy smell, but the curry was awesome. The garlic naans were one of the best we have eaten. The service was amazing and we would definitely go back to this restaurant when we go to visit Austin again.

If you love Maharashtrian food this place is for you. They have variety of Maharashtrian dishes like pithla bhakari, bharleli wangi. Chicken and goat prepared in malwan and kolhapuri curries. If you want spicy food you can ask them to make it spicy. They also serve liquor. Staff is very friendly and service is fast. I'll suggest this place for all India food lovers, specially for Maharashtrian food.

If you are visiting here for the first time, order the following dishes and you won't be disappointed at all. For appetizer you should try RAVA FRY (any fish you want, but I will suggest Pompfret). And if you are looking for vegetarian option, order Zunka Bhakri and Eggplant. If you wanna order non-vegetarian, go for Kolambi Masala and Malvani Roasted Coconut Curry!!! You can order other curries and specials menu too.