Via India

"Acceptable food, dystopian vibes. Ordered pickup and barely found the place given its one of these ghost kitchens that don’t have any decorations or food signage. I go in to pickup and not a soul is working here. All I see are lockers of food and a giant cafeteria kitchen. I had trouble opening the locker but no one was to be seen, just iPads and a dark, silent restaurant. The food itself was bland—the biryani was too simple and had maybe 5 pieces of chicken, basically paid $15 for a giant bowl of rice. The naan is unlike naan I’ve ever had at an Indian restaurant and had a weird chewy consistency (usually it’s crisp). Seems to be one of these corporate ghost kitchens with no real connection to this city. No dining room, no owner or staff to greet you, just iPads and lockers in a dark room. It felt like a Black Mirror episode in there. Won’t be back."

"Food was quite good, especially the biriyani. Usually restaurant biriyanis are way too oily, I didn't feel super guilty eating this though. The chicken Tikka masla did have a raw flavor of masalas but maybe that's a one off, will give it another try at some point. I didn't realize that this was a ghost kitchen as we were just passing through Austin but having said that there were some picnic tables to sit at outside."

"Eating this was a chore. No spices -- squeaky paneer -- the kofta balls were so hard you had to force your spoon into them. I just wanted to add an honest review here."

"If you look more closely at most of the reviews for this place, you can tell they are mostly all purchased/written by bots. (i.e. short, once sentence reviews, all from accounts with only one review, no profile pic, that say almost the exact same thing. Including one person who claimed that they dined in and rated the 'atmosphere' 5/5 despite this being a ghost kitchen that does take out only...but I digress...) Despite that, I still decided to give it a try for an old stand-by, the tikka masala and naan. When ordering, I was slightly disappointed that there was no option to choose a spice level, as I like things pretty spicy. I have to say, the tikka masala packs a pleasant heat that I am super happy with, but I think would probably be too spicy for the average person. The accompanying rice was overly spiced. Not spicy, but including a ton of herbs and spices and I had to pick out several bay leaves. Despite the good flavor, the tikka masala curry did not have very much chicken, and the naan was not fully warm."

"Absolutely delicious! I got the chicken biryani based on the reviews and it was, HANDS DOWN, the best I’ve had in ATX!!! Samosas we’re great as well. I’ll be ordering and trying more food from here."