Hiway Dhaba

Found this spot right off Highway 64 near Apex area and tried few items—ghee podi dosa, Chitti Punugulu, and schezwan chicken fried rice. The dosa was burnt a bit and Punugulu were decent, nothing standout. The fried rice, though, was very tasty. Despite the mixed experience, the place has a unique setup and an interesting variety of options. I might stop by again when I’m in the area to explore different things.

I waited for almost an hour for my order. One item had very little quantity, and noodles had no salt but was still extremely spicy impossible to eat. Really disappointed with the quality and taste. When I called to let them know, they asked me to come back so they could remake the order — after all that waiting! Very disappointing experience overall.

I have been here many times before, their menu is different everyday it’s not the same. Last time I have tired the Idily it was soft with good amount of ghee, the Poori was okay Chicken curry was below average, Chicken 65 was really good, Mutton curry was really good with Malabar Paratha, the Mango dessert was very good too. To the people who eat there and leave please clean the table after you’re done. Also the music that plays next to the business is very loud especially on weekends and might be disturbing.

We ordered vegetable noodles for take out and it was a huge disappointment. It is lacking taste, no oil, they didn’t fry the noodles in a pan. They just mixed cooked noodles together with steamed frozen vegetables which were RAW. This is the worst dish of noodles you would ever eat for the price. You could make this at your home by steaming vegetables in under 10 minutes. Even with demand, this is not the food you should offer for a take out! This seems very careless.

Great place to have food if near jordan lake. Good variety of menu, mostly indian style. Over all place is good. Seems like some things are under renovation, might be a better look at evening time. Can visit with family and friends.

We ate dinner at this restaurant over the weekend. They have fireplaces to keep people warm and a tent for outside sitting. The food must be ordered at the truck, and when it is ready, your order number will be called. We have ordered cut bhajji, punugulu, dosa, chicken rice, noodles, and karvepaku chicken, among other things. In addition to the taste and quantity, the cost was affordable. The dosa, chicken, bhajji, and punugulu were the foods we most liked. If you enjoy Indian street food, I would suggest giving this place a try.

South Indian outlet as Dhaba as there were Dosa & other dishes. NICE. Also doubled as a bikers outlet, with an open seating pub with locally brewed beer. V-e-r-y n-i-c-e weather, food, drinks, ambiance & young crowd on a Thursday night. Cannot expect more from a street side food cart! Will stop here again. Sometime soon 🔜🔜🔜

This place is like a hidden gem. Open daily for a limited time, usually quite busy. It’s perfect outdoor eatery. The food was delicious. Their paneer is amazing. Loved the coconut chutney for the dosa, one of the best. The noodle and fried rice was made in proper Indian street food style. Highly recommend - With Love from Canada 🇨🇦🍁

Good place for India food . Best to eat outside . Chocolate dosa is best Great great

I tried this place twice in last 6 months. Experience is very bad and trending down. Worst taste, very less options and way overpriced. Would never return...