Masti - Indian Street Eats : Emory / Toco Hills Location

I had lunch at Masti with my Indian and Brazilian friends, and it was such a great experience! We ordered the Aloo Masala Tacos, Butter Chicken Tacos, and Chicken Tikka Masala. It was my first time dining here, and everything was delicious. The Aloo Masala Tacos were the standout dish, perfectly spiced and seasoned boiled potatoes wrapped in soft dosa crepes. Both the Butter Chicken and Tikka Masala were flavorful and well-balanced. The restaurant is tucked away in the center of a busy shopping area, but it’s easy to find once you’re inside the parking lot. We chose the cozy indoor seating, which was authentically decorated, but they also have several nice outdoor tables. Overall, the food, ambiance, and service made a great first impression. I’ll definitely be back!

One of the best Indian food place. They have an assortment of options for kids including a thali! Never seen that before. We tried their thali (kids and adult), paneer taco, Bollywood masti (dosa). All of them very sumptuous. The thali lets you choose the entree. They also gave a free assortment of souf (paan, mukhwas) Highly recommended.

I ordered Veg Momos, Dosa Pizza, Vada Pav, and Red Pasta, and unfortunately none of the items were good. The momos had almost no filling, the dosa pizza was completely tasteless, and the vada pav was served cold. After eating the pasta, my stomach was still hurting the next day, and the overall experience was extremely unpleasant. The food quality was very poor, and I genuinely did not enjoy any of the dishes. I would recommend visiting at your own risk—I personally would not recommend this place to anyone.

Stopped in for lunch today. They weren't too busy but had several tables seated. We ordered the samosa trio to start and a mango lassi. Both were delicious. For main we shared butter chicken, garlic naan, and biryani. All were delicious. Great flavor. Big portion. Good for sharing. Service was friendly. Clean and nice interior.

Ordering takeout from here after a busy day is absolutely the move when you’re tired and hungry! The food was not only delicious, but it was ready right on-time - as soon as I walked in the door - and still piping hot. The Gobi Manchurian was spot-on, tasting exactly like the classic Indo-Chinese flavor profile that makes this such a hit dish. The sauce was nicely salty, had a great tang, and was perfectly satisfying. If anything, the cauliflower weren’t crunchy, but that could be owed to sitting in the sauce for a bit. Their roti was also a great pairing with the gobi, where one takeout order comes with two rotis. Overall, would recommend for some quick Indian classics and would love to return to try more!

Having last experienced Indian street food amid the bustling alleys of Kolkata, I approached this neighborhood spot with both curiosity and high expectations. Tucked away from the lunch-hour rush, the restaurant offered me a quieter visit—complete with attentive, almost personalized service. The menu straddles two worlds: on one side, traditional street food staples; on the other, adaptations tailored for the American palate. It’s a fusion concept that aims to bridge authenticity with accessibility. I began with a samosa, crisp and golden, paired with a steaming cup of chai tea. The combination was comforting, though the spices leaned milder than the fiery street-side versions I recall from India. For the main course, I ordered lamb Rogan Josh curry with butter naan and a side of rice. The lamb was tender and aromatic, enveloped in a rich, tomato-based gravy that carried the essence of Kashmiri cooking, though again tuned down in intensity. The naan, soft and slightly charred, made the perfect companion for scooping up the sauce. The interior décor mirrored the fusion menu—eclectic and intriguing but not distinctly Indian. Instead, it presented an aesthetic blend that hinted at global fast-casual dining more than an homage to South Asian street culture. While purists might miss the raw vibrancy and spice-forward punch of true Indian street food, this restaurant succeeds in offering a gateway experience: approachable for newcomers, yet still layered enough to remind seasoned diners of flavors from abroad. Did you know that experiencing good food is considered a life experience?

The chicken vindaloo was delicious, and the perfect level of spicy. The garlic naan was fantastic as well. Service was quiet, professional, and friendly. I was here when they opened so it was pretty quiet, but I could see it being very busy on a Friday night. Will definitely be back.

Tried Masti for the first time on a friend’s recommendation. I got the chicken masala burger. The chicken wasn’t like a grilled chicken breast. It was more like a frozen patty. Also, the masala tasted more like curry than masala. Also, the curly fries are like a step down from Checkers curly fries. Overall, it is not bad, but not worth any Indian people looking for true Indian street food to try.

for the first time had such a lovely authentic Indian delicacy ....since m here in us

Amazing fast food! Really great option for takeaway the staff is so kind every time! They have such cute restaurant to eat in as well! Love the vibe! this Indian approves fun street food concept and free parking win win win Love the kebab dogs, the rolls, the fries, and mango lassis!!

Dined at this place recently when craving for Indian street food. The ambiance had elements of Indian culture. Out of everything we ordered, all the dishes took us back to the streets of India, the flavors, the spices everything was so good. Loved their Indian cocktail Bombay Mule with lots of Indian spices. Falooda kulfi was one of the best I've had in Atlanta. Highly recommend for Indian food lovers! Service was really good, and loved the staff's recommendations as well.

Masti had some great options for authentic but also fun fusion Indian food! It's tucked away in the shopping center, but there is plenty of parking. The service was pretty good too and food came out super fast. We started with their dumplings as the appetizer and I had the chicken 65 for my entree and my bf had the lamb vindaloo. We also had their garlic naan as a side. The best parts of the dinner: the lamb vindaloo and the chicken 65. Both were absolutely delicious and the servings were huge! Unfortunately I didn't like the dumplings bc they lacked filling, so i would get a different app next time. The naan and the rice were both ok. Overall masti was great for a quick casual meal. I would highly recommend the chicken 65 there!

I recently had the pleasure of trying out Masti, an Indian street food spot that left a lasting impression. I ordered Mattar Paneer, Butter Chicken, and Biryani Rice, and each dish was a delightful experience. The Mattar Paneer was a standout, with perfectly cooked peas and soft paneer cubes swimming in a rich, flavorful tomato-based gravy. The spices were well-balanced, making each bite a burst of authentic Indian flavors. The Butter Chicken was another highlight, featuring tender pieces of chicken coated in a creamy, buttery sauce. The richness of the sauce, combined with the subtle heat from the spices, made it irresistible. The Biryani Rice was the perfect accompaniment, fragrant and beautifully cooked. Each grain of rice was infused with aromatic spices.

I went to this restaurant for lunch with the family on a rainy weekend afternoon. My actual rating of this place would have been 4/5 but because of the nostalgia and food experience, I am giving it a 4.5/5 The place was not very crowded and here is the summary of my experience there: 1) Ambiance 4/5: Frankly speaking, I am divided here since on one side they have some great decor while some really old couch covers present a wrong image. I would request the owners to look at it and change especially the old couch outside the place 2) Service 5/5: The service was good and the servers were fast and helpful with questions and suggestions. They were also fast with the food. 3) Food 6/5: We had a great time with the food and here is the summary of what we ordered: a) Thali: I ordered the veg thali which was great with tandoori roti, rice, dal, pickle, sweet, papad, raita, and veg of the day for $10 which tasted like home food. Totally worth the money b) Papdi Chaat: I had ordered this previously at home and did not like it since it was all moist and gooey but this time at the restaurant it was crispy and tasty. Definitely recommended c) Chicken Biryani: This is one of the best biryani that my wife has had. Properly suited to American tastebuds. She liked the fact that it was not overly spicy and the chicken was boneless and juicy. d) Chicken Korma: The spice level was medium and it was creamy and tangy. You generally don't go wrong with it. 4) Value for Money 4/5: Though some of the things like biryani and korma and not very cheap, thali and papadi chaat really makeup for it with the taste and cost. Also, in general, everything was great in taste. Overall, definitely recommended. Recommended: i) Thali for home-like taste ii) Chicken biryani for American tastebuds iii) Papadi chaat for Indian nostalgia PS: Don't forget the different kinds of sauf with tamarind candies at the gates. I brought back such nostalgia in me.

Pros: * ample parking * awesome decor, love it. * attentive staff, water was refilled on a timely fashion. * the menu was awesome, loved all the different kinds of fusion dishes. * Thali was the the best for your buck. $15 for rice, naan, 2 entrees (changes daily), daal, raita, pappad, pickle & dessert. Cons: * none. Def coming back to try more.

Korma was decadent and well seasoned--I loved the spices and the creaminess of this paneer korma especially. The garlic naan to pair with was a great decision to order. I usually order the cardamom chai, but I ended up getting the ginger chai which did not disappoint; it was soothing and refreshing on that rainy day. The service was great, I was checked in on multiple times, especially when I had forgotten some thing to my order. The ambiance was a cute little sit down place for friends and family. The decor was really cool too, had the buff chicken you see sometimes. Will be coming here again and hopefully visiting the bar next time.

Food and Service were excellent. We enjoyed the Palak chaat, veg and chicken momos and the kurkuri bhindi fries. The Jal jeera, chicken Tikka, veg paneer sizzler and chicken biryani were also delicious. I certainly recommend going to this place.

I've been coming to Masti for Indian-fusion food for a while now. I love the decor and overall vibe, and customer service has always been phenomenal. I've never had to wait too long for my food, which is either a hit or miss sometimes. My favorite is the Spiced Bombay Burgers. The patty is juicy and I'm in love with the house special sauce - just enough spiciness for me to handle! The Deconstructed Samosa Chat includes an amazing chickpea curry, and the Thali has several delicious options. I've also enjoyed their Gol Gappa; they're not as good as ones you'll find in other Indian restaurants near Atlanta, but they're the best that's closest to me. I recently tried the Chicken 65 Dosa and unfortunately, I regretted it. It had too much cheese, and a lot of the chicken pieces were too hard to bite into. Suffice to say, I'll never order that again.

TLDR: 3/5 - Cute ambiance, fast service but perhaps just too much of an American flare as I would like. Ordered: Chicken Tikka: 3/5 - It took me a long time to figure out what it reminded me off. Tasted straight up like rustic tomato soup. And because of that I couldn't really shake it. It didn't help that it had no heat or really any other outstanding flavors. Chicken was a little tough too. Garlic naan: 2/5 - Not much garlic even as a flavor. I've had much better naan. Very disappointing. Vegetable Somasa trio: 4/5 - Very good. Could've had a little more flavor but the sauces kinda made up for that. Ambiance: - It was really nice inside actually! Service: 4/5 They seemed friendly enough. Bc it was around 4:30 my take out came pretty fast. Listen: I've had my fair share of Americanized Indian food. I've had a few of authentic Indian spots. I've even had Trader Joe's Indian collection, but if you were to put this against a blind taste test w TJs, it'd win: from the naan to the samosas. I'm only giving it 3 bc they have a lot more options. If you can't get the basics down though, that's normally a sign.

We came here for lunch on a Saturday afternoon after running errands. It wasn't packed and we were seated immediately since they had just opened. To start we had the chicken 65 and samosa trio. The samosa trio is all veggie and absolutely delicious. We preferred the green sauce that it came with. The chicken 65 was excellent and a lot of food so we didn't eat a whole lot of it since the entrees were on their way, but we definitely took it home. For entrees we split the lamb vindaloo (very spicy but I love spicy food so I was prepared) and the chicken curry. Both entrees were so good with the biryani rice. We ate every last piece of chicken and lamb! This place was excellent. I definitely plan to come back.

We went as a group of six. On a weeknight. The good - ample seating, parking and chic decor. They actually have a pretty big menu with traditional Indian food as well as fusion dishes like tacos The ok - overall food is toned down on the spice level and maybe heavy on cream or butter. We tried the Thalis (good portions and variety). The dosa was crispy with two types of chutney. The bad - The chicken tikka masala was too sweet and chicken dry. The paneer Kadhai was better spiced. The ugly - sambar was not good at all and lacked any flavor whatsoever

On a very rare occasion, I'll have a craving for Indian food. We ordered for Grubhub delivery which is always a gamble. The food was very well packed and separated and I'm sure would have tasted even better at the restaurant, but still tasted great at home. We had the meat samosa, naan, Bollywood Masti dosa, chicken vindaloo, and tandoori chicken. We were eating leftovers for days! Everything was well prepared and flavorful. My bf thought that he liked eating spicy food until he had the vindaloo. I thought he was going to die, but he kept going in for more, so it must have been good.

I had Paneer Kadhai that was tasty and flavorful. We also ordered garlic naan for the table that were eaten within minutes. I couldn't stop eating kadhai paneer.

I ordered the vegetable biryani, plain naan, and garlic naan for takeout. The vegetable biryani was fresh tasting and really well seasoned. The portion size was also very generous and the price seemed like a fair deal. The naan was another story. The naan was $2.50 each and they were just a single small, thick, doughy disk folded in half. Initially, the taste and texture was something I had not experienced when ordering naan at a restaurant. I tasted it again and it genuinely tasted like store bought naan that had been frozen at some point; like that weird aftertaste of frozen food was there. I was wildly disappointed with the naan. I feel like I could have saved $5.00 and gone to Publix across the parking lot, bought some Stonefire naan, and did a better job myself with a skillet at home. Service was okay and the waitress who took my takeout order was reasonably pleasant. I'd order the vegetable biryani again but given how bad the naan was, and how plentiful Indian restaurants are in Atlanta, I'll probably take a pass on returning.

Loved their thali and service was very nice! Great experience overall and highly recommend it. Try the aloo and chole in their thali; paneer bhurji was kinda bland but freshly made!

What a fun place! The decorations are bright cozy and warm. Parking was very easy as it's part of a shopping center. Upon entering we were seated immediately and after ordering the food came out fast. We got to try: Mango Lassi - delicious Chai tea - delicious! More ginger taste than others but great for the mood we were in. Gol gappa - first time trying this, it was fun and yummy as a snack, not sure if we ate it correctly but we just bit in and stacked all the toppings on the inside to make a tasty bite Samosa trio - solid, wish that they had more mint sauce Kabob dog - I love kabobs and I love hot dogs and one of my favorite condiments is ketchup so I was excited to try this but the ketchup was too much even when I tried to scrape it off it was hard to taste the seasonings of the kabob itself. I think I will just have to try this again and ask for no ketchup at all to give it a proper try. The sauce on the side was bomb though. Vindaloo with chicken - yummy not as spicy as they warned wish it was spicier but good overall melt in your mouth potatoes and soft chicken a warm hearty meal Will definitely return to try more of the snack section!

Great food! Chicken tikka and chicken 65 are safe bets. The specialty drinks are also highly rated from my friends and it's just a fun vibe.

My friends and I went there today for lunch I had gone when it opened up and hated it but decided to give it another try today The Menu is overwhelming still And that's usually a bad sign The deconstructed aloo chat was cold and not flavorful, the masala dhosa with butter chicken has food coloring red chicken and the chutneys were rancid like they had been sitting there for awhile . The uttapam Tacos had cheddar cheese on lump of potatoes and looked very unappetizing. We all got sick either at the restaurant or right after with heartburn or othe gI symptoms Service was good Never again!!

Everytime im in town this is a must get! I dint think ive ever had a bad experience from Masti. The staff was welcoming upon entering. It was very clean. The food came out promptly, fresh and hot! The price is affordable. We always have leftovers

Food was delicious, creative, unique and reasonable priced. Will definitely come back as there were many dishes to try still. We got the samosas appetizer. It came out quickly (like 3 minutes) and was just what we needed to fill us enough to hold us over to the meal. Then we ordered the Chinese - Indonesian noodles and chicken 65 dosa. They both had a bit of a spice to it and we didn't finish everything as they were adequate portions. There is a parking lot so that's easy. The interior is decorated well. The wait staff isn't one set server to table - it seems to rotate - so at times it took a few extra min to get a water refill or pay the check. But the atmosphere and food made up for it!

So I work right next door to this place and I always see ppl coming in and out, or hella to go orders! Yesterday I decided to take a leap of faith and try it out...with my coworkers! Lol they were all good sports and everyone got something different! The service was good and they were very good at pointing us to the best dishes on the menu. I had the chicken 65 masala pasta. It came with the garlic naan bread! When i tell you that sh%t was so fu**kin good!!!!!! Like, I ordered more garlic naan to go & still mad bc i ran out again. My coworkers ordered the Korma which is a coconut cream based chicken with rice, one got the masala fries which were good as well bc it had a bit of spice to it, them one coworker got steamed dumplings, *not sure of the name* and another delicious appetizer that i cannot remember! The ambience seemed to be very traditional! Very nice and festive. They do have a full bar. Seems to work well with small to large groups! This place was an absolute hit and I encourage all to try!

The food is always delicious -but the wings are the best. Served in a spicy sauce with onions & peppers.

The drip. It's not cardi B singing. Possibly your mouth watering. But It's the sauce of the flavorful noodles. We got take out. The noodles were warm and had the spicy aftertaste that kept you coming back for more. There were intermittent chunks of tandoori chicken and veggies that provided a change up in the texture. Though the star was still the noodles. Chewy, flavorful, and before I knew it the box was empty. Their quantity was 10/10, definitely not skimping on the food. I think my one regret was not having this in person. The Taj majal must be revered in person, not in pictures. I can't wait to come here in person, but the food definitely won't lead you astray.

Masti Fun Indian Street Food had some of the cutest aesthetics I've seen in any Indian restaurant. The dining room was big and decorated super well. It definitely enhanced the dining experience. All the food was also plated well and really matched ambiance of the restaurant. We ordered the Deconstructed Aloo Tikki Chat and Deconstructed Samosa Chat. Both were good, but nothing special. The aloo tikki and samosa itself were both fried well and crispy, but the chickpea curry gravy wasn't that great. It's a good place to check out if you're really craving Indian street eats, but I would recommend trying something else on the menu!

Food is good here , has a slight American nice version to it . It's still a place to go to however . This place is also kid friendly

My daughter often orders takeout from Masti and raves about it, so my husband and I decided to give dine in a try. The menu selections were great; so many choices! I loved my paneer tiki masala. The portions were quite large, so we were able to have plenty to take home for leftovers, along with an extra order of naan! The atmosphere was super cute and the service was wonderful. We'll be back!

GREAT place to enjoy delicious Indian street food!!! First time at MASTI and LOVED it. Food , service , vibe and decor is a 10/10!!! Loved the colorful decor of this place. The service was fast and our server was friendly and attentive of our large group. We absolutely loved everything we ordered. We had the Chinese Bhel, Samosa chast, masti wings, 2 kabob dogs, chicken momos, sheek kabob and Dosa. In drinks we got the jame shirin, aam panna, jaljeera, and nimbu paani. All the drinks tasted great and were so refreshing! This place is a must must try if you want to experience Indian street food. They have a lot of variety in their menu and food is prepared fresh and tastes amazing. Highly Recommend!

Spinach chat and tikka tacos for the win. Great flavor. Just wish their tortilla was more firm. Kinda falls apart on you as it's more like a pancake soaking up the sauce.

Good place for Indian street food options! I went in here on a Thursday evening with a few of my friends. We were all craving Indian food and stumbled upon this place while searching for a good Indian place in the area. We ended up ordering several different types of Dosas, some classic Indian chais, mango lassis and Indian chicken momos. They have a large variety of fusion dosas, we ordered the Manchurian dosa, the butter chicken dosa and a plain dosa. All the dosas and the chutneys tasted fantastic and very authentic. The different types of chais we ordered also tasted very close to the authentic Indian chai. I ordered a plate of the chicken momos which was perhaps one of the less appetizing dishes on their menu. They handed me a plate of chicken potstickers and the sauce that it came with did not pair well at all with the momos. The customer service in this place was good and the server tended to us promptly. The food we ordered also arrived in a timely manner. My favorite part of the restaurant was that they had a large variety of Mukhwas, small snacks eaten as mouth fresheners right after a meal in India. Overall, we had a great experience. They've done a great job of coming up with innovative new Indian dishes especially dosas.

Absolutely delicious food and a good place to go if you want Indian food flavors but something different than your typical order. Every Indian restaurant I go to, I normally order a paneer tikka masala but here I went with a friend who highly recommended I try the chicken 65 Alfredo korma and WOW! It was actually life changing, everything went so well together - the sauce was fantastic, the chicken was crispy and well seasoned, the pasta was cooked perfectly and the naan on the side is genius move. We also ordered the samosa chaat and masala fries (the fries are fairly spicy so be prepared). The mango lassi was great as well. In terms of service, I've been here twice and both times the servers were quick and nice. I can't wait to return! Additional notes: large parking lot shared with a shopping center so parking is easy to find, and clean interior

Went to Chai Pani and had a wonderful gluten free experience. The servers were knowledgable and there were many options. We had Kurkuri Bhindi Fries, Tiki Masala, Curry Chicken, and Momo Chicken. Delicious!

Food was amazing! Great portions! Ample parking. Staff was very kind and friendly! I tried the lamb Vindaloo thinking I was a G! It was sooo spicy! They kindly let me switch it out for lamb tikka masala! It was great! Both were! It comes with rice! I will be returning!

Placed an order through ubereats and when the order was delivered it was missing items. Called store to let them know and they basically told me to take it up with Uber and it wasn't their problem. Very disappointing customer service and I'd be highly unlikely to eat here again.

Ok wow was that good. I am not a big fan of Indian food. Honestly if you asked me before I ate here I would have told you I just don't like Indian cuisine. But I was in Toco Hills with my wife and daughter and they wanted to try it. I am so glad I didn't miss out on this gem. I got sucked in by the description of Vindaloo on the menu and tried it with lamb. It was spicy, but mixed with some rice or mopped up with fresh off the griddle garlic naan bread. It was great. We also had butter chicken tacos and Aloo Tiki burgers. Everything was great. Service was attentive and fast. Everything was fresh. Great experience.

We ordered a bag of food from this restaurant on Too Good To Go. We were told they have not been using Too Good To Go for a month and could not be bothered to close their account. Wasted our time and offered no help. Lazy and rude.

Loved our meal here, and think others would also! So many great options and I'm excited to return and try more. We ate the meat samosas and gol gappa appetizers. Samosas had good flavor and two sauces for dipping. Both fillings for the gol gappa had great seasoning. Our meals were the paneer sliders and chicken 65 dosa. Both had good flavors - a bit of a kick with the curly fry sauce! We finished with the gulab jamun which had a cake donut texture in sweet honey sauce. Everything was reasonably priced and the service was super! We barely had to wait for any of the dishes. I enjoyed the upbeat Bollywood music with the meal!

I came across this place a few weeks ago and it was delicious My friend got the curry (I can't remember what kind) and I got the Vindaloo... IF YOU LOVE SPICE, the Vindaloo is perfect for you! I love spicy foods but I was not prepared for this lol after the initial shock, I devoured it all! 10/10 for sure.

Excellent cheese dosa. The lamb korma was spicy and flavorful. Everything comes very fast and at the same time, I enjoyed the meal and will come back

Unfortunately, I'm going to have to give this spot 1 star. My sister and I came in and we're barely greeted. There was one large group and one other person there in there. We were seated directly behind the big party. They were getting serviced while we were. We didn't have anyone ask us for our drink or appetizers or anything. Just handed us our menus and walked away and never came back. We waited 15-20 minutes before leaving. Very disappointing as I was looking forward to loving this place.

Fast service, open late. They have variety of Indian street food and also a twist on some classic Indian dishes. My favorite is their paneer dog. They have vegan. Vegetarian and Non veg options. They're a themed restaurant and it's a fun ambiance. They offer indoor and outdoor seating. It can't be seen from regular traffic, it's located inside the plaza.

Food is pretty good here. I ordered the Bollywood Masti Dosa and would come back to try some of their other street food menu items. They're not doing digital menus so you'll get a laminated printed menu. The only covid adaptation I noticed was that the staff wears masks

Sunday, 6/06/2021 - Went to go try "Masti" restaurant. These are fusion foods. Very cute place. Located in a shopping plaza with many other small stores and eatery. Across from Target. Restaurant Roomy. Clean. Lots of tables. Upon arrival: Pros: 1) lots of parking space! 2) hostess was very nice. Let us pick our table. 3) they brought us water right away. 4) my friend asked for a cup of ice, and they brought it to her pretty fast. 5) they have us time to look over the menu and order our foods. 6) foods were all delicious. I can't pick what's best. All so flavorful. Food dishes were prettily presentable. 7) the mango cheesecake was good. 8) service was good. They checked on us several times to make sure we were ok and didn't need anything else. Whatever we needed, they made sure to bring it. 9) women's bathroom was very clean. Cons: 1) we were only given 1 thin paper napkin each. We had to ask for more. In which, they did provide. But having some extra napkins readily available would have been nice since these food dishes we pretty saucey. 2) straws were not offer with our drinks. We had to ask for it. 3) Masti wings needed a little more cooking. Conclusion: I really like this food fushion place. Foods were so good and service was great! Very clean little restaurant and workers were very nice. They even took a second out of their running around to take a few quick picture of our group. So nice! I recommend this place!

There are many wonderful Indian restaurants in this area of Atlanta and I'm happy to mark this restaurant as one of them and it's here to stay. The food was amazing I'm so glad I decided to try I've been driving by the restaurant for years. for lunch I had the palak chat and the deconstructed samosa. The flavors were amazing I was really impressed with the Samosa and chickpea stew. I ordered to go and it was packed in aluminum takeout so that you can heat it up in the oven if you choose. For the palak chat i would recommend u eat it immediately since it's fried it can get soggy quickly. Plenty of parking available in the toco hills lot and staff were nice and attentive.

I got the samosa chaat and Rasmalai--truly phenomenal. Tried some saffron ice cream too.

First time here, cool place to have Indian food. We had lunch at Masti, ordered Vada Pav and Masala Fries, and Jaljeera Drink, it was refreshing. Food and Service were good, don't miss the falooda Ice Cream, it was good. Overall a good experience!

I heard so much about this place from my Friends, I finally though I'll give it a try. I took a some of my friends we got the dumplings, spring rolls and paani puri. All three were slightly disappointing. Paani puri is very customizable and it's different when it's from different parts of the country. Unfortunately this is the least flattering paani puri of all the types of paani there is. No masalas and the water is just bland. The dumplings were ok nothing great and the spring rolls were like the frozen ones you get from the grocery. We didn't do main course here as the starters were disappointing but the drinks we did enjoy. They were flavorful and refreshing. Thali option was also limited specially so for vegetarians. Overall it was not a flattering experience if your into elevated Indian cuisine. Very basic.

The food was absolutely delicious fresh and hot the servers we warm and friendly the restaurant was clean well lit and smelled delicious.

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place yet. (Or so yelp says). I love this place and it is my go to Indian restaurant. Their fusion brings an American thrill to the otherwise popping, fabulous, and variably delicate Indian spices and foods. I highly recommend their dosas and Indian tacos. The butter chicken is crazy good and the vegetarian options are all so good. This is my comfort pick in toco hills. Best place there I believe.