RASA

I visited this Indian restaurant for lunch. When I walked in, I was greeted by the pleasant aroma of Indian spices, which wasn't too strong. The interior decor was clean with a subtle ethnic feel, and the white walls were tastefully decorated with accent colors and lanterns hanging from the high ceiling. I ordered a Paneer Wrap, which was spicier than I expected. It was made with masala yogurt, lemon turmeric rice, tandoori paneer, tomato garlic sauce, chickpeas, romaine, kachumber salad, and tamarind ginger + mint cilantro chutney wrapped in roti. The food was similar to a breakfast burrito but with different, healthy, and tasty ingredients. I ordered and picked up the food at the counter, so there is little to say about the service.

Live this place. Always fresh and delicious food, had been saving me during dinner times when I don’t want to cook. Their rewards system is nice, always get promos and sometimes free bowls. Soft serve is delicious! Definitely recommend!

I love loved this place! My bowl was full of flavors. Those who know Indian is already a tasty cuisine still this quick concept is lovely! So enjoyable and delicious. Then the decor was giving vacation vibes I loved all the colors, the swinging chairs! 10/10 highly recommend for lunch!

I Ordered take out this evening from Rasa and it was pretty good. The bowl was very flavorful, especially the spinach and chick peas. The rice was tasty. I enjoyed the coconut mixed with a spicy kick. The Mini Simosas were very dry and cold by the time they arrived. I warmed them up in the oven and added the cilantro sauce helped some, but i could not eat both. It Might be a better experience in person. I will give them a try soon.

By far best value out of all the Cava, Chipotle, etc bowl places I've tried. Delicious and varied Indian food (sauteed spinach is exceptional, garlic naan roll is very good and worth the extra 30 cents over the regular naan), friendly staff, great soulful decor, good rewards program. In an age of cutting corners and enshittification it is refreshing to find an eatery that does everything right.

Love the huge pink door for entry. It’s a fun ambiance and decor with the multi-colored lines throughout and the birdcage seats facing the main park in Mosaic. It’s very similar to a Cava restaurant with all of the Indian specialties. Make sure to try all of the add-ons and the coconut curry. Pass on the naan, it’s like what you get in the grocery store. I love this place because it is fast service and a close distance to my real estate office for in between meetings or a quick bite after work.

First time here and I had high hopes but was super disappointed. There were some pieces of chicken that were not fully cooked and none of the flavors really meshed well together. It ended up being a really soggy salad/rice bowl. The mango lassi was the only thing that I would say was good. Sad that the iced masala chai was just concentrate from a box. Wasn’t worth the price in my opinion and won’t be back.

If you don’t mind Chipotle for your Mexican fix, then you will like Rasa for your Indian cravings. I tried the “Aloo need is love” bowl and I recommend. My husband got the “Tikka chance on me” bowl and it wasn’t bad. Price wasn’t too bad. For 2 bowls and garlic naan, the total was about $28. Four stars instead of five because we were expecting a little more tradition.

This review is long overdue. I have been here soooo many times and have yet to encounter an issue with this place. For starters, I love the bright welcoming decor! My kids are obsessed with the swing chairs so that is a nice plus. Customer service is always SUPERB! Props to all the wonderfully friendly staff working here. I ate here today with my family after a few months of not stopping by. I was a little sad that the staff from before wasn't around but the "new (to me)" guys were amazing too! Very knowledgeable, friendly and patient (shout out to Gabriel, and couldn't get the name of the other 2 that helped us). It was the first visit from some family members from my party and all the staff was super helpful in explaining them the menu and patiently answering their questions so kudos to them all! The place is always spotless, which is also very nice. Now on to the food, I always get the same: noodles for the base, chicken tikka, garlic tomato sauce, spicy chickpeas, and a few of their yummy toppings. I love the concept of building your own bowl. And for a fast casual format, the food is amazing! Great flavors, fresh tasting, very nice portion sizes (I always end up with leftovers) and a good variety of options! A lot of vegetarian options too which is nice. The mango lassi and chai soft serve are divine to finish off the wonderful meal! Always a pleasure dining here! I'm sure I'll be back soon.

I just moved to the DMV from California, and eating at RASA made me wonder where this place has been all my life?? I am a huge fan of Indian food, and this was my first time having it in build-your-own bowl form. The flavors, nutritious ingredients, and soft, fresh naan left me savoring each bite. I am so impressed by the creativity of this place and the story behind Sahil and Rahul's culinary journey! I got a chicken tikka bowl with a variety of veggies and sauces, and it was extra delicious with a side of garlic naan. I will DEFINITELY be back for more soon!

Right next to the giant Target in Mosaic District, it was a no brainer that I had to try it out! This place has an outdoor dining section so you can watch across the street where the open field was and inside had giant tables and swinging chairs to relax in. This place is very aesthetically pleasing if you like pastel tones and even better since it's clean. Like any fast-casual chain, you can build your own bowl and pick what ingredients you want. I was lazy so I opted for the Harvest Chicken Bowl and a can of La Croix. The Harvest Chicken Bowl had vegetables, lemon tumeric rice, chicken tikka, tomato garlic sauce, cucumber, pickled onions, cumin yogurt, coriander chili and roasted lentils. There's a lot of ingredients here and they all add to the overall flavor of the dish. Surprisingly this had a kick to it and it wasn't spicy enough for me but my nose was running for a bit after eating. The bowl was filling and I'd even say that everything complimented each other even more. I made a great choice and I'd get it again. Would I come here again? Absolutely. There's no doubt that I can't say no to Fast-Casual Indian food, I really think it's overlooked.

Amviance: sooo cute (just look at the photo). Super stylish and clean. Service: great - I asked our server her honest opinion about the spiciness levels of some of the food, and she gave it to me straight lol - some of it is super spicy and I'm glad I went with a milder option!! Service was also generally friendly and fast. Food: delicious!!! After my partner and I ate it, we were already excited to return. Loved the quality of the food, the flavor, and the portion sizes too.

I got the tikka a chance on me. I thought the food was pretty good. The flavors were really good in it. However, the bowl was not super full as you can see in pic! The service was not super good either. The service is really fast. They didn't seem like they wanted to answer any questions about any other products or anything so that was a little offputting. I would come back here though. I thought it was really good as a bowl I got was good so I'll try more. The place is a casual restaurant, next to several other casual restaurants in mosaic district.

This is a solid place to grab food if you are looking for a quick bite that is pretty healthy. This place is like a Cava or Chipotle for Indian food, and they have either preset bowls or make-your-own bowls, along with other menu items. I usually order the make-your-own bowl, and order the lemon turmeric rice, chicken tikka, tomato garlic sauce, and green beans. I then top it off with pickled onions, pickled radish, cucumber, kachumber salad, mango salsa, cilantro, and the mint cilantro chutney. Service is fast, and the selection of toppings is good. It is a pretty good price for the amount of food given. I also got the Mango lassi, which tasted great. I like the food, but I wouldn't say it is my first choice when it comes to fast food. I definitely recommend it if you are looking for good tasting food that is quick and relatively healthy.

After a visit at Inova, was looking for something fast/casual. Stumbled on Rasa, and it was a perfect choice. Tasty, healthy, filling, but not heavy. I had the Tikka Chance On Me bowl It was delicious. I took half home. Highly recommend.

Love the huge pink door for entry. It's a fun ambiance and decor with the multi-colored lines throughout and the birdcage seats facing the main park in Mosaic. It's very similar to a Cava restaurant with all of the Indian specialties. Make sure to try all of the add-ons and the coconut curry. Pass on the naan, it's like what you get in the grocery store. I love this place because it is fast service and a close distance to my real estate office for in between meetings or a quick bite after work.

First time and maybe not the last time coming here only because I live in California and not sure if we have a RASA. This place was set up so cool on the inside with all the bright colors and decoration. Service was on point and helpful since we didn't know where to start since it was our first time visiting and dining here. The food was so good!! What can I say!! It was so delicious and flavorful!!

I really wanted to like this place but I couldn't even finish my meal. I'm not sure if it was the choice of sauce but it was not good. I did like the garlic nan bread.

Got some coupons in the mail to check out the nearby Rasa (Mosaic District) so tried them for the first time last night. Downloaded the app, which wasn't terribly straightforward due to all the links they make you click through to set things up, but eventually figured it out. As a somewhat picky eater, wasn't a fan of the preset dishes (e.g., "Tikka Chance On Me", "Open Sesame", etc.) that they feature on their menu. It took me a minute or so to realize that you can build your own dish in lieu of ordering one of their preset dishes (under the "You Got This" option - wish their menus were labeled more straightforwardly, nothing wrong with keeping things simple). Ordered the lemon rice with chicken tikka, an add-on of spicy beef, on tamarind chili, which I think is their spiciest sauce. Used their $5 off first bowl coupon (that was mailed to me but is also available on their website), so the order came out to around $11.50, including tax, which wasn't bad at all. Was a pickup order so drove down the street to pick it up about 10 minutes later. Mosaic District has curbside parking for pickup orders so you can park right in front if a spot is available. Rasa is right next to the Target in the Mosaic District so you can also park in the big garage for Target customers, though that's a bit farther of a walk Parked curbside and picked my order up off the to-go shelf, as the order was already ready. To-go orders at Rasa come with a spiffy paper bag, which I appreciated LOL. The food itself was very good. Very tasty and filling. I'd say it's not quite as flavorful or as much food per dollar as you'd get at other Halal spots like the Halal Guys or Kabob Palace but it's on the same level and about as good. Not quite as spicy as I was hoping considering I got what I thought was their spiciest sauce, but was spicy enough and again was a good meal. Have a couple more coupons to use so I'll definitely be back and maybe try some other options on the menu. Reccomend checking Rasa out if you've never been!

Happened to revisit the area of Tyson's Corner after more than 10 years and it looks a whole lot more than just a corner, which is a good thing. As for food , I was satisfied with the options that were available but a good refreshing bowl with some fresh veggies , sauces and meats was in order. RASA came up on the feed and not sure if it was the colorful interior or the colorful bows themselves that drew my attention but what the hec, let's try it out. What's the worse that can happen, meats undercooked? Too oily? You can't really get a bowl wrong since you're the one choosing everything from A-Z but of course there are exceptions. When I arrived there was ample parking nearby and it appeared there was some outdoor concert going on which gave me the best experience of walking in the streets. I could see the place from afar because of the popping colors next to the other neutral colored establishments. As I walked in I got greeted by staff and they guided me (being that it was my first time) through all the choices available. After placing my order I got to work on my dish (as you can see in the pic I paused to take) and I must say, it was on par of what I was hoping, almost above par. The variety of sides were well thought out. It's another take on the chipotle business concept and does well every-time. I would definitely come here or to another RAAS again.

Just got home from a great early dinner at Rasa Mosaic. Great service and great food. Rasa's wraps are excellent. And, their new hot masala chai was beyond excellent. Will definitely make it a repeat experience.

I had a great experience building my own bowl at RASA. The experience and freshness of the ingredients to choose from, reminded me a lot of Cava but with an Indian twist. Their chicken was flavorful and all the vegetable toppings were fresh. I got their two most popular dressings (forgot the names) and it was delicious. A good alternative if you're looking to get something different from Chipotle or Cava. Their portions were pretty large too especially since you can get unlimited toppings! Since it was my first time, the employee did a great job of explaining and giving recommendations since it can seem overwhelming at first.

Incredibly disappointed. I was so excited to try an Indian version of Cava/Chipotle. But, the flavors just were not authentic or good. Of course, I know a chain like this cannot taste like real Indian food. But, I just expected more. On paper, the protein choices and overall options sound delicious. However, I found the choices either too bland, salty, or just lacking overall. Per recommendation, I tried their "popular" chicken and got all other toppings which appealed to me and seemed more legitimately Indian. When tasting the food, it tasted like fake Indian food is how I can best word it. The chicken had no flavor in my opinion and seemed dry. I will say though the interior is lovely and their drink options are decent. The Kokum Punch is good along with their Tumeric Ginger Lemonade. Unfortunately, I couldn't finish my bowl as my stomach got upset. I do not see myself coming back again.

Oh man! Sooooooo good. I got the spicy chicken chili bowl. The chicken was really good and plentiful. The mango salsa was good too and refreshing.

I've been waiting for someone to do a Chipotle style Indian influenced restaurant and was excited to try RASA when we visited the DC area. I think people get really defensive about Indian restaurants being authentic and what not, but I think it is important to just take a step back and know that this is probably not what they are trying to do here. It is not authentic Indian food, but it is Indian influenced and of course edited to be accessible by many different types of people, especially on the go and for healthier lifestyles, which restaurant Indian food doesn't always cater to. That being said, I really enjoyed these bowls with really tasty saag (spinach), creative sauce options that packed a lot of flavor, lots of protein options and familiar toppings. I enjoyed that I felt full afterward with familiar flavors in my mouth without feeling like I needed to take a nap or heavy cream circling my gut. The aesthetic of the place is super cute and love all the decor. Highly recommend!!

Came here for the first time with my girl friend from New York after being recommended from a friend that works in Mosaic and we were not disappointed! I got the tikka chance on me and added the garlic...wow. The flavors were amazing! My friend customized her own bowl to her licking and it was also delicious. The service was great. The lady behind the counter let us try some of their chai ice cream (which was delicious). She also let my 3 year old try some of the mango, he loved it! They have outside seating available, it's not a lot of space but because it is in mosaic you do have a lot of seating options around. I loved the interior because of the esthetics. They have regular tables and they have swing chairs if you're going to be a solo eater. 10/10 recommend and will be returning soon since I also work near mosaic :-)

I had a great time dining experience at RASA. As a vegetarian, I'm always on the lookout for places that can truly satisfy my taste buds, and RASA exceeded all my expectations. I ordered a Tofu vegetarian bowl using a super green base. The flavors are all Indian-centric, so I call this place the Indian CAVA. The combination of fresh vegetables, perfectly cooked grains, and mix sauces created a texture and taste that left me wanting more. I will admit the service was a little slow but I think it was because they were hit with a huge dinner rush so a lot of the stuff was low and had to wait a bit for things like tofu to be refilled. But it was not bad enough to rank this 4 stars. In a world where vegetarian options can sometimes feel limited, RASA stands out as a true gem. The flavors, the ambiance, and the overall experience are second to none. If you're a vegetarian or just looking for an outstanding meal that celebrates the beauty of plant-based cuisine, this place is a must. I can't wait to return and explore more of their menu offerings :)!

Worse customer service ever; the lady working today at 10:47 am on 7/11 -- asking for extra rice and she gives to the wtf face. Then when you ask for chicken she just scoffs and then moving on to the register -- there's needs to be a sign that says no cash -- cards only. Not worth it the portions are worse then chipotle

Rasa brings the concept of Indian Chipotle to life, offering a tantalizing array of healthy and customizable bowls. The Yogurt Cumin drizzle adds a refreshing twist to your creation, perfectly complementing the bold flavors of the ingredients. And the Sweet Potato Tikki is a definite crowd-pleaser, adding a satisfying crunch and sweetness to every bite. Whether you're craving something wholesome or simply want to indulge in flavorful Indian-inspired cuisine, Rasa is the place to be!

Overall, I would likely not order from here again, at least not the chicken tikka. I would be open to making my own bowl, possibly. We ordered pickup, and I've been incredibly excited to try Rasa since it made its way to Mosaic. I figured there was no better time then when there was the $5 We Got You bowl promo. The food was edible. However, there was maybe no more than a teaspoon of the tomato garlic tikka sauce, the basmati rice and my side of turmeric rice were both undercooked and crunchy, the bottom 1/4 of my bowl was sitting in liquid (not even sauce, it was like soup), and the chicken and bowl overall had very little flavor. The flavor was held up by the strength of the pickled radish and onion and the hot sauce I purchased. My boyfriend ordered the same meal and said it was just okay. Overall, I'm surprised because I hear that the DC locations are fantastic and the escalator area in the building always smells glorious. So I'm not sure what meal might hold that flavor. I would probably be more likely to scope out other spots, but I might be open to giving Rasa a second chance someday.

Glad I tried it, but would not recommend or come back. I got the "tikka chance on me" instead of making my own bowl. It was quite tasty, but something about the sauces/ingredients made the dish soupy and wet. The flavors were decent, but the texture was mushy. Ambiance was ok; the music was quite loud. Service was great - the employees were welcoming and took the time to explain the menu to us! For me, Rasa could be a quick lunch/dinner if nothing else was open. Otherwise, it's a bit overpriced for the portion/quality of food.

If you are not picky, you will love this place!! Picky ?? Great! We're friends! And I'll tell you my findings !! The concept is amazing and it's not as easy as Chipotle or Cava because the Indian cuisine is a very rich cuisine to be presented briefly in such a build your own / line style but they did great and filled it up with great options ! However! They were poor on the salads toppings and they can do better and can bring more amazing stuff! Chutneys are amazing but also one or two more different varsities can be added! The meats weren't that fresh when I arrived and I hope it was just because it was towards closing time on a slow Wednesday night! I took the spiced beef and expected it to be more tinder but unfortunately it wasn't however it wasn't bad also and it was flavorful with the spices! It could get better! So for all of that I took one star down! Now! One more star down for not being flexible and it isn't the employee's fault! It's the management / owner mistake! They have a choice of toppings up to 4 toppings! I wanted 4 scoops of the tomato cucumber salad ( I don't remember what they call it) and the employee said " No!" Like a police officer who want to arrest you! I appealed to him, please !! I'm not taking any other toppings !!! And again he said "No!, that's impossible" I was like I must be dreaming and I'm inside Jerry Seinfeld episode which has the guy who kept yelling " NO!! NO SOUP FOR YOU!!" Other than that I really enjoyed it and guess what? I'll go there again! I really loved a lot of the sauces and toppings , the yellow rice , the lentil crisp , the eggplant!! Amazing!! Great job!

Was a bit disappointed because I walked in to purchase a few mango lassi drinks and was completely ignored. I waited at the register for another customer who was in the middle of getting their bowl made and after they finished paying for their order, the employee just moved onto the next person with a bowl. No acknowledgement of me standing right there in front of the cash register. Was I supposed to get to the back of the line to purchase drinks that were already ready to drink? I saw all of them right there in the cooler right behind the counter so it's not like it's a made to order drink. If at least one person acknowledged if I needed help or asked me to wait after the next customer, I would have waited, but I was ignored and so I just left.

3/5. Decided to try this place out while already in the Merrifield area with a friend, and we both had a good experience here at RASA. The food was okay, and the staff were friendly. Pretty decent/average place so far in my books. The Food: It is setup almost like Cava/Mezeh/Chipotle where you customize your entree as you go. I went with a grain bowl that had Turmeric Rice as my base and went with chicken as my main protein. The chicken was slightly bland and lacked some flavor. However the rice was delicious. Adding all of the other toppings really helped increase the flavor of all the ingredients. I'd say overall, my bowl was good but nothing with a wow factor. The Service: The staff were friendly and walked me through any questions I had since it was a new place I've never eaten at. The restaurant was nice and clean and had plenty of seating as well. Overall, 3/4. Food was good, but nothing amazing.

This just opened summer 2022. Saw that pricing and setup was similar to that of CAVA so decided to give it a shot. This is basically an Indian version of CAVA. For $10.75 you can build your own bowl starting with either/both grain and greens. I got the lemon turmeric rice and arugula. Then you get to pick one 'main' most likely you will pick a protein if you are not vegan or vegetarian. Then you can pick one vegetable from their selection. But fear not they have a lot of toppings you can choose from, not limited to just one like the before ingredients. Finally you can add some "crunch" as well as a dressing. I thought the food overall was pretty good. The chicken was not overcooked and well seasoned. Though I think their pickled toppings are a little too acidic. Adding that to the rest of the Indian food, which already tends to be big on flavor and acidic, was just a little too much. They currently only have 4 types of unique drinks (see pics). But they seem very healthy. None are sodas. I do wish that it came with a free piece of naan similar to how CAVA gives you a piece of pita bread, but unfortunately that is an extra $2. If you were to choose a protein other than chicken (like shrimp, beef, or lamb) that is at min $1 more (see pics for prices). I do like that the food is stored in dutch ovens as opposed to the steel containers found in CAVA or Chipotle. Just seems more upscale and less likely to have rust. I really like the interior design and seating (see pics). It is colorful and vibrant. There are even three swing seats. Plenty of seats outside as well. On a nice day, it will be open to the outside. Interesting enough there are also a few outlets near the seats. Maybe you could come here on a weekday to do some work.

The mango lassi was bomb. That is what I'm giving the 5 stars for, good gad is it so hard to find a good lassi. I made my own bowl and it was fairly decent, I personally think the tikka needs to be more thicker as it was super watery. Besides that, I can't complain

Ya girl loves a bowl. After a facial at Lather, I grabbed some grub over at Rasa. It was delicious. I let the worker know I had never been before and he let me try a few of the sauces to make sure I liked them. There were so many options and the flavors were amazing! I ate so quickly that I forgot to take pictures but it was a very colorful bowl. It was also a great portion that left me pleasantly full. I wish there was a location closer to me but I'd drive out for this food anytime!

You will not regret going! First of all the swings and colors are bright bold and beautiful to admire. The place is fabulous and appealing in all sense. The cashiers and servers are great and pleasant. They even remember me when I come back. I've brought all my friends here on a weekend while hanging in mosaic. I love coming here on a warm day for a mango lassi! It's the best in the area and don't leave without it.

I have tried Rasa a few times now and enjoyed each of the bowls. I ordered my bowls online and picked them up 15 minutes later. It's a fast casual Indian inspired restaurant with a lots of options for proteins, vegetables, sauces and bases. They also have a good selection of fixed bowls with chicken, beef, lamb, roasted vegetable, tofu, etc. I had the Veggie Bowl, which came with rice, lots of roasted vegetables, chickpeas, veggie sides and sauces. I thought it was very flavorful overall: garlicky, oniony. I really liked the add-on of hot sauce as well. I also had the Chicken tikka bowl which had tasty pickled radish and seasoned spinach. The garlic naan was excellent, very chewy and flavorful. It's very cute inside with plenty of indoor/putdoor seating. A great place to try if in the area for a quick bite. I'm looking forward to trying some of their other bowls/sides.

Tried build your own bowls Spouse liked the chicken with tomato garlic I got build your own chicken tikka with all the veggies toppings and 5 sauces. The chatted eggplant was pretty good, I'll try the sautéed spinach next. Garlic Naan was pretty good, strong garlic! Mini samosas were tasty I'll be back to try the soft serve desserts! Service was great. She was patient as it was our first time ordering Ambiance was nice, open, cute decor. Good views of the outdoor quad.

First time coming to Rasa and I was blown away by the flavors and selection. They have a great selection of vegetarian options, which I liked. So good!!

We've eaten here weekly for the past few years and it's been consistently good. The new wraps are packed and a good option if you don't feel like building your own. The staff has changed over time but most everyone has been very friendly and generous: our most recent visit ended with some totally out of the blue samples of their soft serve (mango and chai, both flavors are winners in my book). The seating area is open and bright and a great match with the refreshing flavors.

Decided to give Rasa a try after hearing rave reviews from friends. Customer Service: Lady serving us was extremely mean, had zero knowledge of the menu, and frankly seemed like she didn't want to be there. Food: Chicken Tikka bowl lacked flavor overall and the spinach had zero taste. Garlic naan was terrible, tasted nothing like what garlic naan is supposed to taste like. Ambiance: Decor looked really nice and inviting. Will not be visiting again.

This place is like an Indian Chipotle or Cava, but probably more similar to Cava-vibes. We made our own bowl and it was super filling! They have a variety of choices for meats, sauces, and veggies. My favorite thing was the addition of eggplant, so definitely give that a try. I thought that there was a perfect amount of seasoning and spices. There was also plenty of meat (not dry!!) and I was able to get a piece of meat in every bite. Would definitely return!

Glad that they finally opened a Rasa closer to me because getting to the DC and Crystal City locations were a little tough. Also glad because I was missing Choolah and this is a pretty good alternative. We grabbed a Tikka Chance on Me bowl, a create your own bowl, some garlic naans, and two mango lassis. The bowls were solid but had maybe a little too much liquid at the bottom. The garlic naan was nice and warm, soft and also pretty good sized. The mango lassi was standard but good like it usually is. Definitely a great place to grab a quick bowl lunch if you're feeling some fast casual Indian food.

Ir has a similar concept to CAVA or Chipotle. They have a variety of meats, including vegan options. The bowl were flavorful and I definitely felt like it could have either used more rice or less sauce because it was a bit overwhelming for me sometimes. I got the lamb meatballs and it was cooked and spiced nicely. The veggies were fresh as well. I definitely recommend getting the lentil chips to top it off and the mango lassi .

I was really excited to try this and my mouth was literally watering as I was looking at the menu I was trying to keep things on the lighter side so I went for the build your own salad - added chicken tikka and eggplant. It didn't work at all. The lettuce was limp and soaked in sauce. Flavors were very good. Garlic naan was great I may try again with rice

The food here is nothing short of incredible, masterfully blending the rich and diverse flavors of Indian cuisine with the convenience of fast checkout. This unique fusion ensures a delightful culinary experience, satisfying both my cravings for authentic Indian dishes and my need for quick service.

The food was SO delicious! We got the spicy chilli chicken bowl that it was great! The place was cute. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is becuase the drink machine was empty and only really had water or alcohol available. It was otherwise great. Oh and it was nice that there were high chairs for baby.

Found this place when I needed a quick lunch in Mosaic and really enjoyed my first customer bowl with chicken. Since then I've been back three times and am always impressed. I get the lamb kebabs now instead of chicken and definitely recommend them!

Wow! Found this place while looking for a place to eat dinner while at Mosaic District for something else. I opted to make my own bowl with basmati rice, romaine and super greens. I got chicken for my protein and added eggplant for my veggie with the tomato garlic sauce. I added some cucumbers and cucumbers with tomato and onion and some corn salsa and some cilantro and finished off with a mint cilantro dressing. I took it to go so I didn't get a drink or sit and eat. But the restaurant had a really nice decor and because it was such a warm day the doors were open and the comfy seating area facing out towards the street looked incredibly comfortable. I look forward to going back on a day when I can sit practically outside. They do have outside tables but the more comfortable seating was inside facing outward. I suppose on a cold and rainy day you could sit in those comfortable chairs and look outside. The bowl that I got was really good. The eggplant had more of a kick than I expected but it was still good. The bowl itself wasn't spicy and everything together was flavored and tasted great. I'm looking forward to trying this place again the next time I am in Merrifield. Highly recommend checking this place out you won't regret it!

While my wife thought her bowl was fine, my daughter and I did not care for the flavor profiles. So, I'd ding the food, but our server at the counter was very friendly and helpful, so I appreciate that. However, their turmeric lemonade is delicious and I would drop back in just to get some more of that. Still, if I want fast-casual Indian fare, I'm happy to continue going to Spice 6.

Absolutely delicious! Stopped in for take out and the chicken tikka w cilantro lime rice was the BOMB! Lived the mini chicken Samosas. The tamarind sauce is amazing! Very cute decor and very friendly service. Fast and friendly service.

I eat there 4 to 5 times a week. The food is always fresh and I feel they give me better options than CAVA.

The entree names are funny but the fun ends there. They taste really disappointing. Took the tikka and the beef (no replacements). The only flavor I got was sour for the tikka and salty for the beef. There's no semblance of any Indian flavor here. The service is decent, nothing spectacular, the ambiance is funky. Frankly, not planning to come back again. Mezeh or Chipotle tastes much better.

Good portions, excellent flavor. Sometimes I just have a craving for Indian and they really hit the spot. The "Goa your own way" has just the right amount of spice and the samosas are the perfect balance of sweet and savory. Their Mosaic location is beautiful and open with swinging chairs and a great breeze. Highly recommend.

This place is so tasty. It's a quick, fast food type of place but the food is delicious and fresh and so flavorful. I got rice with chicken and veggies and the coconut ginger sauce, also the mini-samosas. The mini samosas were too small, but very tasty. This place is sure to become part of my weekly rotation.