Nasha

Ordered garlic nan, tikka masala and millionaires curry. I definitely preferred the millionaires curry! Amazing plates to share. The outdoor area is right next to a busy street, kind of loud. We also loved the music selection. I would recommend this place if you are really hungry and looking for good Indian food to share.

The food here is amazing. The people are friendly and incredibly attentive. No idea why they only have 4 stars. Look, this is the land of BBQ. But if you want great Indian food from a super relaxed atmosphere, this is your place. The Naan is crispy on the outside and flaky in the middle, just like it should be. The chicken fell apart when hitting it with the fork, and the curry is to die for. Great place. Really good prices. Give it a go.

Everything was good. The food was certainly Indian, but had less flavor than I expected having had food from many other local Indian joints. Adjustable spice levels are always nice. If you're a spice fan like myself, desi hot is where you want to be. They also have spice shakers so you can adjust it yourself which is a game changer! Service is casual, but accurate, if not attentive. Ambience is casual and artistic, and unpretentious. Give this place a shot!

The Tikka Nachos with Paneer and Aloo Gobi Enchiladas with Tikka sauce were both out of this world! Delicious and creative menu. Very cute patio and bar areas. We also had the currried martini (perfection) and the Bombay refresher (indeed refreshing). We will be back!

Nice small spot just east of downtown Austin. Indian Tex Mex fusion food and service are great. My partner really enjoyed the Chile relleno. I forget the name of my more traditional Indian dish, but I enjoyed that too. Check them out.

Worst chicken tikka masala I ever had!! Too creamy and chicken pieces were half cooked. Edit: Reply to owners comment: I am not sure who you were watching licking their fingers, I had left the dish half unfinished as it was so bad taste! I think you should learn to take customer feedback in more positive way to improve your food quality that will be best for your business if you intent to remain in business.

I had the worst experience of my life. I wonder how they got 4* reviews. I was visited here yesterday and I ordered Veg.curry and Garlic Naan and Veg.curry was cold and very bland and in it they kept the size of vegetables big so that they have to give less quantity and it tastes the worst. read the reviews carefully before going to this place otherwise you will regret it. Don't go this place, don’t waste your money! the point is that after leaving I looked at the reviews and realized how bad everyone's experience has been. The responses given by the owner to everyone’s unfavorable google review is deplorable. This owner does not care about their customers. Needless to say, i will never return.

Ordered delivery. Not please with the taste of the food. I ordered Veg Puff Samosa, Garlic Nan, Sm Raita, and Chicken Tandoori Taco Plates. The Samosa outside breading was too thick and filled with oil. The inside stuffing was salty and tasteless. The Raita was too watery and lacked flavor, and the chicken Tandoori was also salty and not made well. Lastly, I am not sure how anyone could ruin Garlic Nan but they did! It was dry and stiff. I was in New Jersey the day before and ordered Indian food and I would have to say that was way better and tasted homemade. The food here was not good at all! Will not order again!

I can't believe how this place went under my radar for so long! They blended Mexican & Indian food so well here. When I walked in I wasn't really sure what I was expecting to be honest but I was blown away by how nice the entire staff was and how delicious the food is. The Tikka Nacho's with cheese honestly blew my mind. They added this delicious Tikka sauce on top and the side that, with the cheese, came together perfectly. They also included some guacamole which was very good with the nachos as well. Next time I plan on the getting them chicken. The chicken Tikka Enchilada was wild, I can't believe they made enchiladas with a sweet tikka sauce. The first bite had me totally hooked wanting more. The sauce was sweet, the chicken cooked perfect and tender. It was very amazing. They had music playing which was very nice and all the staff were so attentive to us and making sure they answered our questions and were close by to help with everything. I'm mad I didn't find Nasha sooner but now that I have I'll make sure this is going to be a recurring restaurant I visit. An absolutely deserved 5/5 stars!!

Finally tried this place after years of passing it, and of course now I regret not trying it sooner. My friend and I got the veggie samosas, chicken biryani, and the tostadas(can't remember the right names of everything). First of all the samosas were good but the sauces that came included were so flavorful and fresh tasting, like those alone made the dish for me. I loved my tostadas, they had chicken and chickpeas on them and they were delicious. I was hesitant about how the flavors would combine together but it worked. My friends biryani was great too, I'm going to get it next time. I also had a cardamom margarita and omfgggg this alone man, wow. I prefer frozen margaritas but this changed everything, literally one of the best drinks I've ever had. The service was great, I didn't catch her name but she was very sweet and helpful. She made me feel very welcomed and cared for. Can't wait to go again this week :)

I enjoyed the food and the ambiance and location. Went with a buddy, but beware, this place would be a date disaster. Good for you and a friend but there's buckets of water outside so a bunch of mosquitos. Also, the water tastes like Barton Springs. They need a filter. Ordering via phone at the table is weird when you're eating with someone else. It's $30 to eat here, there should be a server. Food should not come out at different times.

I love love fusion but this is anything but fusion! Disguised as fusion please meet Nasha, a hodgepodge of flavorless mess! First of service, what service! The team is NOT helpful and nor kind! The lady that serves us definitely hates her job! Being a desi, when placing order I asked for chilies as we like spicy food, and she said no we can't give you chilies! I noticed my margarita had fresh jalapeño so I ask the food runner for chilies or anything spicy and thank god he asked the bartender who then taught the server she can charge for chilies and bring it for us! The server didn't even bring my sister hot water as requested, and when we told her she forgot and the meal had ended, she shrugged and said oh well we get busy! So pathetic service! Hodgepodge food came fast but service was third class Now food: except for the steak taco, nothing else was edible! There is so much you can do with nachos and make it fusion with oomph but this had nothing! It was tasteless! And carne asada too! I mean nothing had fusion originality except the taco which definitely was edible the drink was good! So 2 stars for those two items! Everything else sucked! Place is cute! I liked the outdoor seating factor and the decor Ample parking Overall this place has so much potential but the service combined with the hodgepodge food made it a point of no return! The server was truly clueless

I had high hopes for this place but it was nothing special. Pros: * interesting decor * parking available *outdoor seating * green chutney served with pakora was amazing! Cons: * I got the lamb thali. While the lamb was tender, only 3 pieces were given. Chana masala had no spice, cabbage slaw had no purpose, onion pakoras were cold, halwa dessert was clumped and cold. Naan was very doughy, reminded me of thick roti. I try not to leave food behind but i just couldn't finish it. The lack of spice killed my appetite.

I really wanted to enjoy this Indian/Mexican fusion restaurant. With two cuisines with strong flavors, the expectation is that there will be some creative flavor combinations or at least general flavor. My go-to Indian food is saag paneer and with or without added cream, but theirs just didn't appeal to me. It wasn't flavorful or creamy. I gave the restuarant another go being more adventurous. We ordered the Vegetarian Chili Relleno Plate with verde sauce but received it with tikka masala that did not resemble any tikka masala I'd ever had. It did not have a smooth texture; it was very tomato-ey and bland. The curried potatoes didn't register as curried. We also get the specialty Ghati Masala Dal with medium heat. There was no heat and was bland. On the brighter side, the lentil crackers served with salsa & mint chutney were tasty. The garlic naan was fine. The regular margarita and Mexican martini were good. My friend was disappointed with the weak cardamon in the cardamon margarita, although I have a fond memory for it.

Love this hidden gem. I don't know about y'all but we got tired of going to places in Austin and having to wait to eat. We went on a Friday dinner, past 6 pm. The place was not empty, there were tables occupied. But we got seated right away. The ordering was all done thru an app. There were 3 of us in the group. You can open a tab and invite your group. Very convenient! The service is quite prompt too. I had the cardamom margarita and lamb Chile relleno with masala sauce. My companions had the tikka masala and carne asada. We all shared the chips (which are actually papadums) and chutney, and samosa. All were yum! As I am writing this a few days later, I already want to go back. :) We will be back for sure!

In Austin this week and met a colleague who's originally from India like I am, so felt the urge to get some Indian food. This is more like a Mexican Indian fusion but I tried sticking to some of the Indian dishes. Ordered the wings, schezuan style and the onion bhajia as a the appetizes. The bhajia was tasty, just like I remember from back home. We joked that the only thing missing was the rain. The wings were ok, I guess I was expecting it to taste like chicken lollypops so maybe that's on me. For the entre we ordered keema, jalapeno naan and paneer naan. The keema was fantastic, right level of spice and texture. Probably one of the best keema I've had in a while. The naans were terrible. They were far to think and tasted more like pita bread. We hated it for lack of a better word. Not sure if I'd come here if there are better options, but it appeared that this is a popular joint for non desi folks judging by the number of people who eventually showed up.

Great food, cool vibe, not your "traditional" Indian joint (nor are they trying to be) but the food tasted great and authentic.

First of all, love that there is parking here! Second of all, I also really love this idea of "Indian Tex Mex" although we only really ate from the curry section of the menu, this being our first time here. That being said, the curries were so so yummy and flavorful (and run a bit hot, I wish there was an option in between mild and medium for my ideal spice level). The curries themselves don't come with any meats or proteins and it can honestly get a little pricey. I also would have appreciated the dish coming with some more rice. I do want to come back to try some of the fusion dishes though!

My second visit here this weekend. This place has unique fusion food and a great atmosphere. We shared onion pakora (Sliced onions battered fried with chickpea flour & spices). This is like onion rings on steroids, it comes with a delicious mint chutney. The chutney and onions were so flavorful. I had the chicken chili relleno with Tina masala sauce again because it is that good. It is served with basmati rice and guacamole. My friend ordered curry at the medium heat level and said she would go for the hottest level next time. I highly recommend this Austin gem!

Solid. I had the Lamb Tikka Masala and it was good. Not outstanding, but passable. The fresh Naan was very good. I am interested in trying the Chile Relleno on the next trip. Great atmosphere and good service.

RUN, don't walk here. I'm visiting Austin and often seek out Indian food because it's my comfort food, and I came across Nasha-intrigued by their "Indian Tex Mex" menu. EVERYTHING is remarkable. The ambience is very casual, super friendly service, and just REALLY good food. We got- Tikka con queso- The sauce had the right amount of flavor mixed with yummy queso and some papad to dip in Saag paneer enchiladas- I'm sorry, but WHAT?! Such an innovative dish, this was spicy, cheesy, and saucy (we got it with verde sauce on top). The side salad was also extremely refreshing and crispy, and the daal paired well with rice Chicken tikka tacos- These were huge, and had so much flavor. I appreciate that they weren't loaded with bug chunks of chicken, but instead with tiny seasoned pieces mixed throughout, and so many crispy peppers To drink we tried the cardamom, pomegranate and karma sutra margarita, also tried the Sassi Lassi I wish this was in LA, and honestly, I'm probably going to eat here everyday while in Austin!

Such good food!! Comforting dishes and lovely servers. The fusion is tasty, I can't wait to taste more dishes.

I really like that Nasha opens late. You order at the main counter in the middle of the restaurant and pay ahead. Then sit anywhere, and the food will be bought out to your table. There's also a bar there too. I had the jalapeño naan, the millionaire curry and the vindaloo curry with chicken. The jalapeño naan was disappointing. I thought the jalapeño would be mix within the naan, but it was just placed as toppings. It didn't add anything to the flavor. The curry were both good and a little bit small.

What happened Nasha? I ordered paneer Tikka Masala and it was almost entirely cinnamon sticks? I'm honestly so confused. I tried to eat the curry anyway but it was pretty much inedible as you can imagine.

We've heard great things about this place but honestly expected a bit more. The place itself is very neat and well-decorated and service was prompt and very friendly! The lamb puff samosas were a great start but the famous fusion cuisine didn't quite do it for me. Everything was fresh and well cooked but I didn't particularly like the flavors of the tikka topped lamb enchiladas (maybe it would have been better with verde sauce?) and the korma was way sweeter than any I had tasted before. It's also a little weird that you place your order directly from the QR code at the table but a server comes around with water anyway. The food also seemed a little overpriced for what we got.

I was intrigued by the name "Nasha," an Indian-Mexican restaurant, and it certainly lived up to my expectations. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant were captivating, seamlessly blending elements from both Indian and Mexican cultures. It created a unique and inviting atmosphere. Our order consisted of paneer tikka, the flavorful millionaire curry with rice, and for dessert, I couldn't resist trying the naan and rasmalai. Every dish was a delight to the senses. The paneer tikka was perfectly marinated and cooked, offering a delightful combination of spices. The millionaire curry was rich and satisfying, complemented beautifully by the fragrant rice. The naan was fresh and served as the perfect accompaniment. The rasmalai dessert was a sweet conclusion to the meal, with its creamy texture and subtle flavors. The staff at Nasha were friendly and accommodating, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. The service was decent, with a unique system in place where orders and payments were made at the counter. This allowed us to keep a tab open for further orders, adding to the convenience. Nasha provides both indoor and outdoor seating options, catering to different preferences. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit, relishing the delicious food and soaking in the inviting atmosphere. I would highly recommend Nasha to others seeking a fusion of Indian and Mexican cuisine. It's a remarkable dining experience that shouldn't be missed.

Always amazing! I've enjoyed this place so much over the years. Great menu and atmosphere, attentive and kind service; this place is consistently delicious. Thanks Nasha!

TLDR: great food; great portion/price; mediocre/bad service. Food - Tikka con Queso: creative & delicious recreation of the Mexican Queso! By default it comes with Indian chips. A staff shared her honest opinion and recommended garlic naan to pair it with. That was definitely an amazing combo. The garlic naan was solid. I'd prefer the queso to be thicker and had more cheese flavor. The tikka flavor was quite overpowering. Carne Asada: super delicious. Lots of flavor from the pepper/onion/salsa/guac. The verde sauce was amazing. The beef skirt was well-marinated and mostly tender. Some part of it may have been overcooked though so a bit chewy. The entire dish paired perfectly with the basmati rice. Spring Mix: grocery-store quality of salad. Decent mint chutney but it didn't go well with raw veggies. Service - One guy with a mustache and a cap was very rude. When we placed our order, he kept asking "are you done?". He also seemed new, because the other staff had to show him how to use the ordering machine several times. In addition to being extremely impatient and incompetent with his work device, he got our order wrong. We first told him what we wanted to order. Then we explicitly clarified that our order contained two vegetarian tikka masala enchiladas, one with tofu, the other with paneer. He repeated the order to us before charging, and it was correct. However, when we finished all the other food, the tofu enchilada never arrived. It turned out that he never included that in our order. The other staff were all friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, one bad apple spoils the whole bunch. I now understand why many Yelp reviews complained about their service.

It's such a quirky cute little restaurant. It reminded me of much smaller version of Bollywood Theater in Portland, Or, and I loved it. I enjoyed the low key vibe of Nasha and could see this as being a local hangout. My only con for this place was the only have thali available for lunch believe me I survived and had a fabulous dinner. I ordered the masala wings and the Tandoori chicken tacos. I loved and dreamed about those wings. They had some crisp to the skins and the flavor was impeccable. If I were home...totally would have licked my plate. The wings came with quite a bit of fresh veggies, so ended up taking the tacos home and eating for lunch the next day (I heated them in the toaster oven) and they were delicious. I didn't care for the salsa, but the other sauce that came with it was really good. I would like to go back for lunch and will always get the wings!

Nasha is currently #5 on my list of one hundred and forty taco locations. [AustinTacoMojo.com] Tacos at an Indian place? Yes, you heard me correctly. Pulling flavors and techniques from the Mumbai to the Malvani coast of India to Austin, try these Paneer Tacos and you'll understand exactly why I enjoy this place so much. Unbelievable. An order of guacamole on the side makes the experience even more dreamy. I And if you're into queso, the Tikka con Queso will change your life. (Think Queso Flameado degree of stretch on this stuff -- amazing!) The Paneer Tacos disappeared from the menu during the pandemic. They'll do them with tofu instead but it's just not the same. When you're there, be sure to request the return of the Paneer Tacos!

Good - Food is good and what comes is quick. We are long time customers and find it to be consistent in terms of flavor and quality. Bad - Service is painfully bad and gotten worse over the last year. You order at the counter then they drop it at your table. No one ever comes back to see if you need anything, if there are problems, etc. We didn't get our Naan and no one mentioned it. After 10 minutes I went back to the counter and they realized they messed up. Took about another 15 for our bread to come. I finally went to cancel it and they asked if I wanted it wrapped to go...after everything else was eaten. No real apology and I just took the bread home. Wished I could take back the 20% tip as no one waited on us beyond setting food down. I assumed they would actually take care of you at the table once you ordered. Not the case.

Went to Nasha during our trip to Austin and checked out thus Indian Tex Mex spot Our group tried a variety of dishes and loved it Pros: Service, food and selection Cons: None Items tried: Kheema Enchiladas- 5 out of 5 but very heavy and can be shared by two people Chicken Tikka- 4 out of 5 because I have had much better but the curry taste was great Garlic Naan- 4 out of 5 because it was over cooked a bit Onion Naan- 5 out of 5 and it was really good Daal- 5 out of 5 wife loved it Aloo Gobi 5 out of 5 wife loved it Mango lassi- 4 out of 5 only because you don't get a lot Our friends tried a few other dishes and everyone was happy

I found Nasha when my friend and I were looking up Indian restaurants. The reason it caught our eye is because it's a fusion of Mexican and Indian which is fun because I'm Mexican and my friend is Indian. So we thought that this place would be like the restaurant version of our lovechild. Unfortunately, it didn't live up to our expectations. The Mexican aspect was okay and the Indian part was so-so. It was overall a tad disappointing considering how much potential it could have.

I ordered the following: - chicken tikka masala w/ the hot level of spice. It tastes great. It's the right amount of creamy and spice. - lamb puff samosas. Tasted good but I wish they were a tad less expensive for 2. - chicken millionaire curry w/ desi hot level spice. I only tasted this bc it was a friends. It was alright but a bit too oily for my taste. The spice level has an accurate warning. I would definitely recommend this place and eat here again.

Family went to NASHA as a post graduate celebration. We arrived around 2:00pm. There was one person taking the order delivering food and cleaning up. The ambience of this place reminded me of a hipster/Indian vibe. We didn't realize we needed to order at the pickup area and the waiters don't come to you. When we looked at the menu, it was a mixture of Tex mex and fusion with vegetarian vegan abs meat options. There's something for everyone! I ordered the quesadilla and mild paneer masala with vegetables curry which came with rice. The quesadillas were pretty good! Seemed like they made the cheese with paneer. The paneer curry was pretty good very creamy! Creamy to the point where I felt like it was too creamy, made me feel kind of sick. We also got lassis which were great! Fresh and more yogurty def not icy but very refreshing. Since I'm not too into Indian food and not from Austin I probably won't be back but if I did live close and loved Indian food I would recommend! Note- parking is super small but there's a bunch of street parking, the AC seemed like it was low enough that I was still sweating indoors.

Nasha is one of my favorite spots on the east side. I am obsessed with the chicken tikka masala enchiladas! So yummy. Also the naan is great. Love the ambiance inside and outside as well. Parking lot is pretty small but there's lots of street parking. The service was really great the last time I was there, which was good to see because I felt like it was hit or miss before that. (Pre-Covid times). I will always love this location, but so excited they have a new location down south!

I came in last week to get a quick bite to-go. When I walked in, there was only one other customer in the establishment who was eating at a table in the corner. As I walked to place my order at the take-out counter, I could feel the stickiness of the floor underneath my feet (I hate that). I ordered two menu items to include chips and salsa and Lamb Masala Taco plate. Chips and Salsa- Well, the chips weren't chips in the sense one would think a typical chip would be. The chips offered here were lentil crackers. The combination of the lentil and spice from the salsa was an excellent combination. 5/5 Lamb Masala Taco plate- I was expecting the warmth, sweetness, floral notes, and a touch of heat from the black pepper a masala generally comes to offer. However, the lamb for the taco was tough, lacked the proper flavor profile and the peppers that accompanied it did little for the flavor. 2.5/5

Interesting mix of Indian and Mexican. Food was good but only if you're looking for a new pallet experience.

Food was pretty underwhelming although I appreciate how fast it came out and the late night hours. I like my queso burning hot and the tikka con queso was room temp when we received it, so maybe that is another factor. Other reviewers really hyped it up, but I think it's nothing to write home about. My friend did like the millionaires curry and said the lamb was tasty. Garlic naan was okay and very fluffy on the inside. Wish it had more garlic flavor though! Overall meh experience

Such a unique spot that blends Tex Mex with Indian cuisine. Sound interesting? Not only is it interesting, it's delicious. Every item we ordered on the menu was spectacular and my favorite dish of them all was actually the dip we ordered at the beginning of the meal Tikka Con Queso which we ended up ordering two of because of how delicious it was. The Masala Wings and Onion Pakoda were also very yummy along with the Tikka Masala Enchiladas. The atmosphere is very casual and it's right off of east sixth on seventh so you don't have to get caught up in the craziness of that main street. Would highly recommend checking this place out!

I really like the vibe of this restaurant. It just makes your mind turn off and just be with the crowd. We came for dinner and all the lights were pretty mesmerizing. We both kind of sat there in silence just enjoying the little scenery and zoning out. I ordered mild chicken curry and she ordered the lamb dish. My chicken was a little dry but the yogurt made it work. I really enjoyed the scenery more than the portion size of the food. We both were disappointed that we paid 17 dollars for a kids meal, but it was still a nice experience. It was too cold to go outside and eat, so we sat inside in the warmth of alcohol and heater.

Yummy as heck! Had the chicken and paneer quesadillas --SO good, perfectly seasoned! Excellent naan and raita as well! Nice interior, friendly, professional waitstaff, clean and welcoming. Can't wait to come back and try the chicken tandoori tacos!

My bf and I were craving for Indian curry so we decided to go to Nasha one evening. We got the millionaire curry with chicken/lamb , garlic naan, and rice. The place and ambience is extremely cozy inside, their outdoor seating is filled with lights and also very nice. We waited not too long, and our curry came out. The size portion was a bit smaller than we anticipated for the price we paid for. The curry had a very strong spice spell, and overpowering to the taste. We personally thought it was so bitter and sadly he actually bit into a chunk of the spice seeds. The meat though was quite tender- lamb and chicken but overall, it didn't really meet our expectations. I may be willing to come back and try a different curry, but I don't think I'd want to try the millionaire curry again.

Wow. This place is better than expected. I'm a fan of Mexican food and also fan of Indian food. How can you make that better? Combined them! My wife and I are visiting from Washington DC. We were looking for new and cool places within Austin. We found it here at Nasha. The decorations, the steel plates and cups, And the Austin heat and humidity made it feel like I was actually in India dining at roadside restaurant (or hotel as they call it in India.) The food was well prepared, fresh, and tasty! I would recommend getting the tika queso and tika anything. My wife got the verde paneer enchiladas which she enjoyed. But she would get the tika paneer enchiladas if she could do it over again. There is outdoor seating with fan and misters. Also an effective covering to protect you from the rain. I would recommend big spray outside, just to be cautious. It was not an issue today. The curry margarita was very fresh and not made from premixed stuff. It was not overly sweet, which is great! I had to send photos of the food to my family around the country so they could see how amazing our meal was. I highly recommend and will return next time we are in Austin. Parking is available.

so good! super cute atmosphere and everyone was really nice. full of unique dishes that i can't get anywhere else

Stopped by this restaurant while visiting from Dallas since it was close to my hotel. The vegetable biryani was great, the service by Prista was excellent, and the conversation with Mahesh (the owner) was nostalgic since we were both originally from Bombay. I would highly recommend this place.

I ordered the Chile Relleno with Chicken Tikka for takeout because I was very intrigued by the Indian Tex Mex items. Overall, I enjoyed my food quite a bit, but a few things made my meal less than perfect. The actual Chile Relleno was delicious and had generous amounts of chicken, but it was quite dry as if they skimped out on the Tikka sauce. I ordered a garlic naan on the side, and although I ate it right away, it was very hard and chewy, so I almost couldn't eat it. The flavors were a good mix though and it is very easily accessible around the Austin airport area, so if I ever return to the area I would want to try other menu items!

I really enjoyed my recent visit to Nasha! We live down the street and had been looking forward to a visit for awhile. So glad we did! We went during happy hour, just be sure, in order to receive your happy hour discount you select that from the QR menu...or just order from the server. The drinks are great, the food is fun and good, and atmosphere is homey. Been back several times since our first visit, and will continue to come back!

Interesting mix of classic Indian food and Tex Mex style! Happy hour had $2 off drinks but they're not doing 50% off appetizers anymore. We got the Aloo Gobi (our favorite), garlic naan, Millionaire's curry (solid), and lamb samosas (very good). Overall a fun experience with good food!

We went for dinner and the whole experience was subpar. The service made us feel forgotten and unseen. The person taking orders at the counter seemed to have a hard time hearing us and missed an order of naan. The food took a long while to come out and when it did come, one of the orders was incorrect. The chicken enchiladas were not bad except that there was barely any curry, just a thin layer on top to cover it, but not nearly enough for a flavorful experience with the dry shredded chicken and tortilla underneath. Those who ordered curries thought it wasn't anything special. The tacos were just okay too. The pro is that there's plenty of parking in the front, back, and street, but at this point, I don't think I'm going back.

I like the unique take on Indian and Tex-Mex. I went here for lunch with some co-workers and thought the food tasted really good, though there are certainly better Indian and better Tex-Mex places not far away. I also liked that there were plenty of places to park for a weekday lunch. On the other hand, I was not a fan of the ordering experience. The process involves scanning a QR code on the table then ordering and paying through the website. There's an automatic 18% "venue fee". Is that the tip? If not, is it something else? And why not just include that in the price if it is? Are you supposed to tip since no one takes your order? Very confusing. Also, some of us ordered quicker than others so our food came out at different times even though we were all at the same table. Overall the whole process took longer than if we'd had a waiter/ waitress take it, but maybe I'm just old fashioned. Bottom line, the food wasn't good enough to overcome the ordering process so I won't be back.

This popped up on Favor, and I've never seen delivery offered from them before on the app. Decided to give it a chance and I'm so glad I did! I ordered the Tikka Masala chicken enchiladas and paneer Naan! So delish. Arrived hot and it came with rice that was fresh and a perfect complement to the dish. Highly recommend. Will order again.

This is what fusion should be. The tandoori chicken tacos are to die for. Nasha is on my regular rotation.

Food was decent but they charged me 10 bucks for a location usage fee. I forget the exact terminology they used but they didn't tell me before I ordered

Holy Cow. As an Indian American, I'm rarely impressed by Indian restaurants and that is especially true for Austin. It's hard to find authentic Indian food like my mom would make but this place made me feel like I was back at home. I knew we were in for a treat when we talked to who seemed to be the owner (seems like a small family owned business). She reminded me of my mom which immediatly put me at ease. She gave us water in metal glasses which is what most Punjabi households use for every day use. The food was an interesting fusion of Mexican and Indian while still holding on to authentic Indian taste. We had the tikka con queso (with naan of course), the vegetarian chile rellano w/ verde sauce, and the paneer enchilladas w/ tikka masala sauce. From the first bite, I was sold and decided this was going to be my go to place for Indian food. Everything was so yummy! Note that the verde sauce is a green Indian sauce, not a traditional Mexican verde sauce. Highly recommend if you're looking for authentic North Indian flavors but with a twist. Most of the patrons were fellow Indian-Americans which is another indicator that it's really good!

Amazing food and service!! The tikka queso was so so so good. We ordered the tikka enchiladas and it was amazing. The food here is really unique and I would 10/10 come again. The food came super quick and the drinks are great. The restaurant is a bit small but there wasn't a line when I came on a tuesday night.

Just about average and not worth the price. Pro: They do have vegan options (eg tofu substitution for paneer) Con: Food is not particularly flavorful. What was served definitely did not merit the price charged

This is definitely a place to visit. Order Indian level spicey food here. We ordered biryani, daal and naan. Speechless about the flavors. Definitely recommend everyone to visit.