Had the paneer kathi roll today for lunch! One word Yummy!! The roll is a methi (fenugreek) paratha, which is home made and oh so flavorful!! Plus it's soft just the way a traditional paratha should be. The filling paneer generous sizes and portions of pillowy soft and fresh goodness, you know they make their own paneer! Price A tad too much, the roll priced at $10 for lunch. I know it's the cost of good fresh ingredients but spending $10 for that much food, and no drink will make me think twice. Perhaps, $8 is a fair price. Hence the missing star. Short version Go there and eat. I will be there next Thursday and every week I crave home made Indian Food. (I'm Indian)
The service here is good, and the owner is friendly, but the food is quite unusual. I don't understand why the samosa chaat costs nearly $10—it only includes one samosa topped with bell peppers and spinach, which is far from authentic, along with just a tablespoon of channa. I was really disappointed by the portion size for that price and the lack of authenticity. Overall, I was let down by my meal and won't be coming back.
Service: Takeout
Meal type: Lunch
Price per person: $10–20
I've been working just down the street and have been visiting this restaurant for a couple of years. However, I haven't been happy with how the staff is treated here, and I witnessed another instance of this today. Additionally, I'm not too impressed with the portion sizes. I think I've decided to stop supporting this business.
I finally visited the Ms. Curry stand at the Wilson Plaza/Federal Triangle Friday market, and I was not disappointed. I tried the veggie kati on naan, and it was absolutely delicious. As others have mentioned, the sauces really set this dish apart from the rest. I can't wait for next Friday to sample something new!
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So delicious! They're at the Capital Harvest market at Federal Triangle, and it's my beloved Friday afternoon ritual. I always get half veggie, half chicken over rice, and it's so yummy I haven't tried any other variation all year. The best part is their sauces wish they sold their sauces in bottles.
I tried the vegan rati roll and it was fantastic. It was incredibly flavorful and reasonably priced at around $12. Overall, I would say the cost per person is between $10 and $20. I'd rate the food a 5 and the service a 5 as well.
I'm excited to see Yoga In a Bowl set up at my local outdoor market. After going for a bike ride, I stop by and leave with a delicious hot Samosa and flavorful Paneer. It's truly food for the soul. Thank you! Service: Takeout.
I visited the Bethesda Farmers Market and tried the chana masala and samosas. Both were excellent, and the mint chutney was fantastic as well!
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My first kati, paneer. So delicious we went back for a chicken. Best lunch of the summer!
Great, authentic Indian food! Highly recommended.
