Susan W.
Yelp
It was time to introduce my youngest grandson to Indian Food. I felt he would get the best experience at Salt N Pepper -a short drive to Cedar Park and we were there!
The huge menu is easily seen above the counter however since we were dining in we were advised we could simply take a seat and use the digital app to obtain the menu. We took a comfortable booth and a server came over to offer assistance.
She also brought us complimentary bottled waters.
I asked her to make some recommendations to my grandson -as to some of the more common foods, he may want to try. She was very nice and very helpful. I asked her for time to make decisions and she said she would gladly come back to take our order. (You can also order right through that digital menu.) I did ask her to return, which she did after giving us a few minutes to make decisions. I think Indian food is designed to share so that is exactly what we decided to do. We both just wished there were more of us so that we could've opted for many dishes, as it was very hard to choose. My grandson wanted to try a curry so he requested the family, friendly, chicken curry, we also ordered samosas. What's your filmed with aromatics along with peas and potato encased in a crunchy delicious pastry. I ordered a Dosa after discussing it with our server, she explained it as a large round light pastry and you could get a filling inside which we chose one of the vegetarian ones that she mentioned. We didn't need any naan ----but had to order it because even if we needed to take it home, I knew it would be delicious.
Our Samosas arrived and hot, with dipping sauces, accompanying them one a milder green sauce, and the other a savory orange sauce and was addictive and built heat on the back of your tongue.
Next came the bowl of chicken curry with a nice bowl of rice that accompanied it. Our butter naan and garlic naan also arrived. On the third trip back to us came the dosa. Oh my goodness -I was shocked although she had described it is a large & round- I had no idea how big it was actually going to be!!! It was rolled up like a crepe , with a large mound of vegetarian deliciousness in the middle. It was huge!
The chicken curry was mild as ordered, but still held spices that made it very flavorful. The chicken was moist and delicious. I don't think my grandson had ever seen long grain rice, and he asked about it. After tasting it, he agreed that it was very flavorful and perfect for the curry. We both begin to tear off pieces of the Dosa. I wasn't really sure how to eat it, but we worked our way through a very large portion of it!!! It was really good and it came with three different dipping sauces one that was ginger one that was garlicky and one that was lentil forward. That one was definitely my favorite and my grandson enjoyed all three!
I discussed the dosa a little bit further with our server, and she advised that it's quite often a breakfast item. I could easily imagine that.
We ended up with To Go containers of the curry and rice and a portion of the Dosa as well.
My grandson declared that he definitely enjoyed his first taste of Indian food and would like to return so it was a very successful venture!!!!