Neehee's Indian Vegetarian Restaurant

Indian street food. Excellent. I almost forgot to take pics. Nice staff. Minimal decor. Big TVs, about 5 I think. I will definitely go back. Great value!. Try it! Great mango lasse.

Pure Vegetarian, Lots of options for snacks. Punjabi, Gujrati , Chinese and many more options available. Menu Screens to look at what they have and then one can approach cash counter to place the order . Overall Good Experience.

Everyone is my household enjoys eating at Neehees in Dublin, OH. Their specialty is North Indian n Gujju dishes. I tried masala Rava dosa and must say I was disappointed. It needs to be crisp but the one I got was thick n non crispy. I normally take Gujrati Thali n is always good. My folks got Choley Bature n Pav Bhaji, they were happy people after dinner. I tried Falooda too. Kind of liked it in the end. Sambar Vada was ultimate.I wish we had one more branch here in Cincinnati, OH. Eating at Neehees is value for money. Most of these dishes are under $11 and big portions.

Had a great experience at Neeheses Vegetarian Restaurant! The Indian snacks were super tasty — fresh, flavorful, and just the right amount of spice. You can really tell the food is made with care. The place was clean, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. It’s a great spot if you're craving good vegetarian food. Definitely planning to go back and try more from their menu. Highly recommend!

Neehees is the best place to eat vegetarian food in Columbus Ohio. We have been to Neehees plenty of time. And food quality is always great. We have tried chats, sandwiches, dosas, and Chinese food. Everything tests very good. Service is fast. It is a self service restaurant.

If you are looking for good west/ north Indian food, neehee is a good option . I love their chats, dhokla, dahi vada and chole bhature. Idly sambar is also great. Dosa and phuchka plates are not great but also good.

Nice Indian food. All vegetarian. Puri bhaji was great along with their Samosas. It was great and affordable when they had dishes that were $5 each. Sadly they raised the price now can only go every other month.

They have a vegan menu (the whole restaurant is vegetarian) and a “can be made vegan” menu, which makes it so easy to feel comfortable eating there. Everything is absolutely delicious! The average dish cost was $10 and we would 10/10 recommend. My favorites were; Manchurian gobi, samosas chole & cut mirchi. Please go there & try for yourself

If you love Indian food this is a MUST TRY spot. This is more Indian street food style versus your typical butter chicken and rice and I am telling you it is amazing. Everything we ordered was full of flavor and the staff were so helpful. It was nice hearing their favorites and we couldn't rave more about the samosa chole. We ordered it spicy and it was one of the best meals I've ever had. The plates are set up to share so try multiple things. The Chutney vada pav was delicious and it's basically like a potato burger for those unfamiliar and it's heavenly. I also love how large the restaurant is and quick the food comes out. Hope you enjoy!

I enjoyed this place despite my friend's constant, good-natured hectoring of me about it being vegetarian. She hadn't realized that before we got there. They must be the real deal, as it was crowded and we were the only non-Indians in the place, eliciting some curious looks. I had thought the counter screen would be full of pics, but it was not. I had seen them online. Just saw one reviewer said you can check them on a screen pad when you come in. As it was, I was lost at "can I help you" with a line behind me. I got chole bhature and Idly sambar as I was a bit familiar there, then the chat platter to share after an uncomfortable silence- feeling the pressure. My friends got onion pakoda and schezuan noodles. The chole bhature was excellent, wonderful sauce. Delicious bread puff. Idly is not for everyone, as there is not a lot of flavor. For me, its a texture thing and I loved them, nice and fluffy. The variety of chaat dishes were ok. Many of the same flavors/ ingredients shared between them though. The Dahi Puri was my favorite. The really stand out flavors were of chaat masala, besan batter and black salt. I like those flavors very much, and as far as I have seen with my limited knowlege, they are mostly used in snack food like that here. The yogurt sauce was nice too. The schezuan noodles had NO heat, but delicious. Unfortunately I had to begrudgingly agree with my abusive friend that I kept looking for the chicken flavor however (oh, the tortures of the damned!). The pakoda was pretty good, but very good with a couple packs of cholula hot sauce on them. In the end, it was a bad choice for us at the time, as we were really ready for a dinner. I don't know what I was thinking because they served SNACKS, and were just that. Add them up, and its still not dinner. If we go again, I'll have my menu choices lined up when we get there. And I think I'll get one of their enormous dosas (you could fit over a baby's arm) and a paneer dish. The batter fried fenugreek sounded interesting too. It would be the PERFECT place on a hot hot August day, for a little snack and some ice cream, of which they had a myriad of flavors, many unfamiliar, ripe for exploration. I'm glad we went, all told.

Neehee's recently introduced a $5 menu for select items, and the food was just as great as always!

Neehee's is serving up all kinds of Indian vegetarian dishes! I didn't miss the meat at all because they offer tasty options like paneer chili, Bombay grilled sandwiches, and build your own thali, where you could choose two entrees to pair with one dal/lentils and roti. It also comes with salad, yogurt, and dessert! I really like dosa so the dosa wrap was a perfect option since it came crispy on the outside and stuffed with savory potato masala, onions, and cheese. It also came with a small salad and three different chutneys that paired really well with the dosa. The portion was big enough to share as well! The paneer chili (dry version) was very flavorful, with a spicy kick to it. It had lots of veggies like onions, bell peppers, and scallions for extra texture. Just note that it does not come with rice so you do need to order that separately. They also served lots of dessert options like ice cream and falooda. Falooda was one of the most interesting desserts I've tried recently. This fruity dessert drink is kinda like an ice cream float but also has sweet basil seeds and vermicelli noodles! It originated in Persia and is now popular across Asia. I was definitely not expecting the sweet vermicelli noodles to come up through my straw. I don't know if I would get this again, but it was definitely an interesting try. Ordering is done at the kiosk and then you are given a buzzer to wait for the food. The food was not served all at once so we had to keep the buzzer and wait for it to go off several times for each of our dishes. There is plenty of indoor seating and utensils, napkins, and clean up was self serve.

I went there after a long time. We tried Rose falooda, which was flavorful and tasty with ice cream. They have quick snacks and great seating in restaurant. A great family place to have Indian snacks and good price. We enjoyed it. As always , as always, Will come back.

Wowowow, Neehee's is soo good! For any Filipino reading this, it honestly feels just like an Indian Jollibee, but with a much bigger menu. Most of their food is plant-based with much of it being available vegan, and it is just so so delicious. I'm not familiar with all the dishes, but everything I've tried has been great. If you're not familiar with the food, I highly recommend just stepping outside of your comfort zone and going with a group so you can try multiple options. I always go with a group so I can try new things but also get the Paneer Veggie Grill. Every. Time. Bear with me as I grew up somewhere with tragically no Indian food, but for lack of a better comparison or description, it's like a deliciously flavorful, gooey grilled cheese. Definitely my strongest recommendation. You can't ever go wrong with mango lassi either. I tried Falooda for the first time during my last visit, and it was a hit. They describe it as the Indian equivalent to boba. I can see the comparison - sweet drink with dairy and textured topping - but it doesn't really compare. Very very delicious and creamy with a fantastic texture of basil seeds and vermicelli noodles. They also have a huge variety of home made ice cream. It is very good and very creamy.

We ordered from Neehee's via Uber Eats, and the food was delicious. We appreciated their use of sustainable packaging. Our large order, which totaled $200, was for a gathering with friends and included Idli Sambar and Vada, Aloo Paratha, two thalis, Cut Mirchi Bajji, Vada Pav, Dabeli, extra roti, and extra rice. Unfortunately, the rice and salad were missing from the thalis--a big disappointment since my son loves rice. Additionally, no utensils were provided, which is a common issue with many Indian restaurants. Since we ordered delivery, I can't comment on the ambiance, but overall, Neehee's is a good vegetarian and vegan Indian restaurant. We would order from them again when in Columbus, Ohio.

I was craving for some good Indian South Indian food. There are "limited " choices to "good" south Indian food here in Central Ohio. Neehee (self serve) was the restaurant of today. Walked in and was immediately greeted to a noisy atmosphere. So if you are looking for ambiance and some quiet zone, this is not it! . The ordering process was straightforward. Line up, get to the counter, a rushed individual takes your order, you pay,, hands you a paging device, you go sit and wait. Note: if you didn't order a drink go "where is waldo", find it, then at a very different spot find water, with empty used water jugs thrown casually on the counter for effect! I ordered a staple, Mysore Masala Dosa. Got paged, went up, picked my food, hot back to my seat. The dosa was large! Impressive. Well fried, tasted okay. The Mysore Masala was blah! More color than substance. The fillings and chutneys are in 3 pockets of your thali. Potato filling was okay, portion insufficient for the size of the dosa. Coconut chutney was very flavorful The sambar was flavorful but lacked oomph. All in all, a middle of the road experience. I left looking up my phone contact to my friends, the Subramanians, devising a plan how to invite myself to a home made breakfast! I'm sure it will be a much better experience!

This is my go-to place to have Indian food. I have tried almost everything from their menu. The Food taste has been consistent for the last 5 years. I can confidently say that every item has met my expectations and some have even exceeded expectations. The Staff is very friendly.

This spot is phenomenal!!! We grabbed 4 items: Cheese & Jam Dosa, Gobi 65 Dry, Paneer Chili Gravy, and the Vegetable Pakoda. Everything and I mean EVERYTHING!! Was amazing!! The spice on the Gobi 65 was just the right amount and wasn't overpowering at all. The flavor palate of the Paneer Chili Gravy was next level! If you haven't had an opportunity to try this spot out do it ASAP!!! You won't be disappointed.

this was my second trip to neehee's and honestly what inspired me to go is how good it smells when i pick it up for ubereats customers (haha). super yummy smelling! anyways, the food was absolutely gorg, my partner and i shared a few different types. genuinely my favourite dish though? the mango shrinkhand. i'd never heard of it or had it, i'm used to lassi. but holy moly. it was so good. my only complaint is that i wish the portions were bigger especially for the cost AND compared to other indian places around, since this is more of a -chain- i'd expect it to be cheaper. conclusion: super yummy, but wish i got more food for my $$!

I truly wish I remembered what I ate, but my Punjabi friend ordered for us and it was SO good. As soon as you walk into the restaurant you can smell garlic, onions, and spices. They are Indo-Chinese based so lots of flavors. If you are vegan or vegetarian this is the place for you! They also have different drinks and ice cream options. I'll have to come back to try different things.

My friend loves this place since it's vegetarian and fairly authentic street food. It's vegan friendly too. It's a chain in the Midwest with reasonable prices. Located in a strip by Target, there's tons of parking spots. I let my friend choose the food since she comes here quite a bit. We got pav bhaji, an onion rawa masala dosa, and some sort of pani puri dish with a bunch of toppings. Can't remember which one we ordered. She also got a rose hip lassi. I love pav bhaji and this was one of the best ones I've had! I wasn't a fun of the other dishes since I don't love red onions or eat a lot of yogurt. Food didn't take long to be prepared. They give you a buzzer and the food sometimes comes out staggered. It's a large room with tons of tables and TVs as well. I saw a lot of families here. I also got to try some ice cream at the end. Similar options as Mardi Gras. Love it!

I made two rookie mistakes here that I want to help you avoid. 1. Review the online menu before you go if you are not familiar with a variety of Indian street foods. The digital menu boards in the restaurant do not have item descriptions. The counter staff was not very helpful. Honestly, I just looked for things I recognized and winged it with the order. Happily, everything was tasty. The aloo tikki was the standout. 2. Order a beverage to go with your meal. The food is flavorful and much of what I tasted was spicy. You will need something to cool off the heat. Also, if you are not a fan of fried food or very loud music...there was lots of both. All three stars are for the taste of the food, not the dining experience. I would order again, but take the food to go.

If you want to be transported to the streets of Bombay (now Mumbai), this is the place to go to. I really loved their pain puri! Their Dahi wada were not bad either. I look forward to trying some of their other food but they had me at pain puri :).

I have been here twice! Once for a late afternoon snack and another time for dinner. The first time we did the live pani puri station (it was so fun and they matched my low tolerance for spice perfectly) and got the raj kachori chaat. Both were amazing and flavorful. Second time we also got the dosa, which was super crispy. Overall great food. Both times weren't busy and the food came out super quickly. Kudos to the team in the back!

This a unique spot for Indian / Chinese dishes that are so flavorful!! We got the noodles, the deli chaat (chickpeas, yogurt, lentils, chips) and a mango Falooda (bubble tea). It was all really good and the portions are big enough to share between two people. They also have ice cream at the counter too, if you just want some scoops! I would love to come back and check out more of their dishes. The service was excellent and the room inside is very large. A great space to bring your whole family!

We love Neehee's. Neehee's is a vegetarian place and even my husband that doesn't really care for vegetarian restaurant, loves this place. There is so many different items to choose from. The place can get busy but it is always clean. We have tired many different items from the menu, but our favorite are the pav bhaii, sev puri and masala dosa. The flavors of each items are just amazing! Can't wait to go back and try other items from the menu!

Nice fast casual spot with delicious options - a variety of menu from North Indian, South Indian and Gujarati too. I would compare this to Bikanervala.

If you love food and you want to order the majority of a menu to share, we will get along great. With that said, there is no way you can order the majority of Neehees menu with their DOZENS of options, featuring the wide array that exists within Indian cuisine and culture. You order at the counter and pick up your food on a tray when your buzzer sounds. This experience can feel solitary. But Neehee's feels completely opposite. There is a sense of community and togetherness. Large dining space, and almost an "amusement park" type feel - but it's like everyone there is headed to the same ride. All being bonded through good food and company. Favorites were the masala dosa wrap and the cut mirchi. The cut mirchi was highly recommended by Lakhwinder who was an absolutely awesome host. He did not steer us wrong. We ordered: chaat platter sandwich masala dosa wrap kung pao paneer szechuan spicy noodles cut mirchi (banana shaped!) side rice mango lassi Can't wait to return!

Neehee appears to be a Indian vegetarian Fast food/street food chain. Everything super overpriced. Falooda drink was $8.99 wow. Food not that flavorful either. Lot of seating and very unorganized in getting the orders out. Had to go back several times to pick up orders. Very disappointing. If you like Indian street food go to Cakewalk.

They have a wide varieties of Indian Street Food. Clean and hygienic place. Great service!

I've been wanting to try Neehee's for a while, but what was stopping me is that their menu is really intimidating... the menu does a great job of explaining what everything is, but when almost everything on the menu is foreign and the menu is so big... It definitely was a problem for someone like me who likes to study a restaurant's menu at home and have an idea of what I want to order before I go! I finally decided this week to just jump in and see what happens, and I'm so glad that I went! First, there are multiple large touchscreens at the entrance where you can explore the menu with pictures of each item. We were able to ask a few additional questions at the counter while ordering. After ordering, I was given a buzzer to let me know when our food is ready. Everything came out in 5-10 minutes. The water is self serve, and in addition to cups, they also had pitchers that you can fill up for your table. I thought this is brilliant as many Indian dishes are spicy, and I've had problems in the past at other Indian restaurants with inadequate water refills to help quench the fire in my mouth. This is a vegetarian restaurant, but the dishes are large and quite filling, especially with ample servings of alternate protein sources like chickpeas, cheese, and yogurt. Their dosa is especially gigantic. Everything was very flavorful and the entire family enjoyed our meal. I'm generally a huge carnivore, but I was more than satisfied with my vegetarian meal at Neehee's. If you have a friend or family who is a practicing vegetarian or vegan, this place is definitely highly recommended. The only 2 downsides for my first trip here was that my dosa wrap looked nothing like the picture on the menu, and that everything was by default mildly to moderately spicy. (I'm used Indian restaurants actively offering to adjust the spice level). All in all thought I was very pleased with my first trip to Neehee's and will be back again!

How have I not reviewed this place?! A great opportunity to convert someone to Indian food; there are many, many options, and pictures of each dish. You order at the counter and wait to be called. The restaurant is very large, very clean, and quite pleasant. My favorites are the enormous dosas with all the fun little sauces that go with it (potato and butter are delish). And did I mention totally reasonable prices? You'll love this place.

The Rose Lassi was a wonderfully sweet treat. The original pink drink interpretation had bold flavors in a compact cup of goodness. The Samosa Pav was the opposite experience. First let's explain what the dish consists of, a samosa on a spiced bun with a side of sauce and pepper. The pepper promptly was discarded as it was hopefully just a garnish. The samosa was wonderful, but has no place on a bun of any sort, and while delicious the spice level stuck around long after the meal.

This is a chain restaurant that is basically a South Indian Panera. It looks like a regular fast casual restaurant, has plenty of seating and amenities, but offers vegetarian specialties like dosai and idli. If you read my other reviews, you'll see that I've visited a lot of kind of sketchy South Indian places and wished for this sort of mainstreamed restaurant to exist. If you are unfamiliar with the cuisine, it isn't hard to get into. My chole bhatura appeared within minutes, a pair of freshly fried puffy breads with a chickpea curry and some fresh garnishes. As fast as I wolfed it down, my gunpowder idli were still ready before i was done. These steamed rice and lentil cakes came with a powdered spice, and included chutneys and sambar for dipping. I got a ton of different flavors from the experience, nothing overwhlemingly spicy, and only wished I had room for more. Unfortunately, I'm not local to this area, so I'll have to hope that Neehee's expands to somewhere that I can get to it more often.

One of the best Indian street food places I've been to! Very similar to Honest or Surati Farsan, but has way more options. The dabeli is pretty small but well flavored. Dahi puri was perfect - just like Home! And I've never had samosa chaat with ragda instead of chole but it was very good - felt less heavy than chole which I appreciated.

Was having a craving for some chaat - this place did not disappoint! It's all vegetarian and so flavorful! We got the samosa chaat and papri chaat along with masala dosa. Also ordered aloo dish - which was so yummy! It's super organized. You order and they give you a buzzer so whenever an item from your order is ready it'll buzz and you can go pick it up. There's dessert as well - got the falooda which was so tasty!! loved it! Definitely will be coming back here often, I don't really know another place as good for chaat etc. They have a very large menu too which multiple options for everyone's cravings, Can't wait to come back!

amazing food, good price, clean, great service, vegetarian. I'm not vegetarian and I loved it

I was really disappointed with the food. Been there before and it was not this bad. Chole Bhature was so different/ horrible. I have had it in different restaurants in Columbus and this was absolutely the WORST!! This place is ridiculously EXPENSIVE! I have posted the pic of Pav Bhaji there were 2 bun's probably from Walmart or Kroger ( most likely it costs 50 cent and some gravy and it was 12.49$. Everything else was way more expensive than other better Indian restaurants in town. Will never be back in this place EVER AGAIN!!

I wish we had one of these in Tampa! Visited this place while visiting my boyfriends family. AMAZING!! The vegetarian food is amazing even if your not a vegetarian if you love Indian flavors this place is for you. The place is clean and open. I love the interactive boards which show you images of all the food. It's super helpful especially for me who isn't familiar with all the different Indian street food options. This place is great to try foods other than those options at regular Indian restaurants. The portion sizes are great, very filling. I wish I had one locally however I will visit ever time I'm in Columbus.

We went to Neehee's on a whim on a Friday night. The restaurant had a good-sized crowd, but the location is large and spacious, so we didn't have an issue finding a table immediately upon arrival. Even though there was a line when we arrived, it moved quickly, and we found ourselves at the counter in front of a large menu in no time. The restaurant offers a fast-casual fare of Indian street food, and all items on the menu are non-vegetarian (they are also vegan friendly). We ordered a few different items - Dahi Puri, Papdi Chaat, Puri Bhaji, Plain Dosa, Tea, and Mango Lassi. At this point in the review, I have to admit that as a carnivore, I had been holding off on visiting Neehee's because they don't have meat dishes, but as soon as I saw the food and dug into it, I realized what I had been missing out on. The food came fast and was very fresh. The portion sizes were gigantic, and most importantly, the food tasted like the authentic Indian street food that I remember from my childhood. The plain dosa was huge (but so good), and both the papdi chaat and the dahi puri dishes were some of the best we have had in Columbus. However, to me the puri bhaji was the star of the show - the puris were soft, fluffy, and not greasy at all, and the vegetable (bhaji) was very flavorful. The mango lassi had just the right level of sweet, and the tea was also on point. The restaurant is extremely clean (we noticed several times during our visit that as soon as a table would clear out, a staff member would arrive to clean and sanitize it thoroughly). The customer service here is excellent and efficient, and the ladies at the counter were very helpful and patient (despite the long line). Our overall experience at Neehee's was fantastic and we plan on going back there again (and again). If you want to try authentic Indian street food, definitely give this place a try!

We LOVE Neehees. The food is good and quick and they even have many Indian street food dishes that are a little different than the usual. My kids love it too! (My husband is from India and we eat our fair share of Indian. Delish!

I tried their Pakoras twice and each time felt it was a waste of money. Their ad depict genuine Pakoras but in reality they are just long cut veggies dusted in baisan flour and fried. They neeed to to cut the vegetables smaller and dip it in baisan batter mixed with spices and then fry it.

Neehees has quickly become one of my favorite Indian restaurants! Every time I eat here I am pleased. The menu is vast, and for a vegetarian that is something that isn't usually true. Everything here is vegetarian though so you have awesome choice. I usually get the sampler and share it with my husband because you get a variety of dishes (hot and cold). If you're looking for something yummy you absolutely have to visit!

Come here often when I visit family in Columbus, Ohio. Food is consistent, balanced, and delicious. Prices are very appropriate and serving sizes generous for most items. Wish we had this in north Florida. Lucky is an excellent manager and the overall experience is worth experiencing multiple times

Neehees is Indian fast food chain from Michigan. Menu is vegetarian, gluten free and vegan friendly. I like that they do not have table service, you place your order and they hand you a buzzer, which buzzes once your food is ready. You get it from the counter and pick a table to sit. Simple and easy! Trust me when I say Neehee's serves the best authentic Indian street food in town. We do not have many restaurants that do that in Cbus. The menu does cover some major specialties you would see in streets of India. So kudos in bringing some local food from back home. The menu is huge and can get overwhelming for anyone ( I am Indian and I still struggle to choose on what I want to eat every-time I visit, spoilt by choice) When my mom was here from India, Saturday lunch was always at Neehees. Things I would recommend Samosa- they make them locally fresh everyday Dosa- All options are great and vegan friendly Garlic Wada Pav- if you enjoy spicy. Potato fitter burgers with spicy sauces. You can ask for a sweet sauce to cut the spice Chole Bhature- fried tortilla with chick pea curry Idli chilli- name has chilli so it's obviously spicy The staff is very kind. Shout out to Lucky next time you visit Neehees. He is a great guy who serves all customers with a smile. Do give them a try if you are open to broadening your Indian palate outside of chicken tikka masala :)

This place though!!! What a hidden gem!! Neehee was our first Southern Indian experience and we were delighted!! The menu was well explained and the service was excellent. Our food was pleasant to look at and very tasty! The chole is a don't miss! Silverware is available but I enjoyed using my hand like everyone else. We'll be back!!! Again and again! This was the best meal I've had in a long time. Thank you, NEEHEE!

We ordered 7 items for carry-out & enjoyed them all; however, two items were ordered "mild" and were still too spicy - not killer spicy, but too spicy to eat the gravy that came with the Veg Manchurian with gravy. That's the only reason I downgraded from a 5 to a 4. I got the Sandwich Masala Wrap which came with two delicious chutneys and a soup. I was actually too full to try the soup but I'm looking forward to having it for lunch. In spite of the spiciness, we would definitely go back and the mild folks would order with no spice.

Food was ok.it can be great and expensive as well. Went there after looking at good reviews for this place and we felt it is overrated.

It was my first time trying this Indian VEGETARIAN street food restaurant. The store inside was modern and clean. They have a big screen to display the digital menu with each dish's picture. There were a lot of options to choose from, and I was a little overwhelmed. I picked a couple of their specialty dishes. Overall I really liked it! Special Guj Thali was a little pricy to be honest, but I liked the presentation and different flavors/textures of this dish. I will go back to try some of other dishes~

Impressive. I just happened into the parking lot next to Panera and read reviews then decided to Ty it. The food is very good. Flavorful and fresh. Plenty of options to meet various tastes. Definitely recommend. This concept would do well in Bentonville, AR.

We have frequented this restaurant since it was started in Columbus. It has improved since then and are now preparing dishes closer to their authentic flavors which was not the case when they first opened. Columbus needs good restaurants and this place could fill the bill. However, they seem to be too eager to serve food quickly and frequently they push out dishes that are cold when they should be sizzling hot and that has been a disappointment. I had pointed this out to them once but they keep slipping. Yesterday, we had lunch there. Most items were good but the Masala Puri was cold and the Dahi Puri had a chutney poured over it which suspiciously stale, I dont know what the reason is but we have experienced this once before also. This causes a stomach ache and that's no fun. Management should take more care.

Everything we've tried has been delicious. Some of our favorite items include: - pav bhaji - tikki ragda - methi gota It's a clean restaurant, and the service is quick. It's close to Trader Joe's, so we love coming here before grocery shopping. My husband has a lot of food allergies, and they clearly mark everything. It's so nice being able to get some gluten free and vegan chaat.

Consistent good service and delicious food! Neehee's is always my first choice for Mumbai street food!

Excellent Indian place for dosas! Try a thali the first time you visit to sample 4-5 different things. Food is a bit on the salty side but overall this is a fun restaurant with tons of variety. Highly recommend!

This is the holy grail, friends - literally the best, freshest and most delicious Indian street food ever. Heck, it was likely the best meal I've ever had in my life. I had heard about Neehee's, of course. My friend told me she used to regularly drive up to Detroit for dinner at the original location. That level of devotion made me want to try it for myself - and how lucky that they came right here to Columbus open a new shop and save me a drive! Now I totally get why someone would drive to another state for this food. It is absolute perfection. Start at the live pani puri appetizer bar, where a food artist will make the most exquisite little birds nest of deliciousness to your exact specifications (tell him "less sweet, more spicy" or "more sweet, less spicy" or JUST SURPRISE ME YOU WIZARD OF DELICIOUSNESS). Trust this pani puri person - he is the DJ and your mouth is the dance floor. Pani puri is... how can I put this. It's an experience. It's a mood. It's a lifestyle. You take this little birds nest of deliciousness right into your trap - don't try to be delicate or polite about it. Just open wide and cram it in there. Then close your mouth and savor the flavors... because it's everything. It's warm, it's cold, it's spicy, it's sweet, it's liquidy, it's crunchy... it's perfection. Your mouth might literally explode. Each one is a tiny tonguegasm. I am making up words here people - just get you some pani puri! Then, after pani puri, just order literally anything on the menu and you will love it. Our group tried the Gobi (cauliflower) Manchurian, the Dahi Samosa Chat, the veggie fried rice, one of the Dosas, the mango lassi and one of the Parathas. The Dabeli Dosa wrap was to die for - but so was literally everything we tried. The flavors, the freshness, the overall experience is just phenomenal. The staff were super friendly and willing to explain things to this clearly excited, yet still somewhat clueless, patron. I ordered way too much food but then nearly ate it all anyway, because it was that good. Hubby is going to demolish my leftovers today while I'm at work, I just know it. But it's okay... I'll be back at Neehee's this weekend. I'll brave the crowds, and there will be crowds. This place is worth the wait!

Price is way higher than other Indian Fst Food and food quantity was lot lesser and taste was shit. I ordered Pav bhaji and Chhole Puri. Both taste yaki.

I probably won't return. I went for a quick lunch when they weren't busy. The sullen teen at the register was not friendly. I had a sandwich that was just okay; I actually meant to order something else but the picture distracted me. The mango lassi was good.