My friend recommended I go here and it was a great recommendation. The Chicken Tikki Masala and Samosas were delicious. The workers were so nice and talkative. I would definitely go here again.

Great food! Try it. The bad reviews on here sound like lame boujee people. If you want some good Indian food give it a shot. See for yourself.

For a long time I've looked for the best masala dosa in Austin. I've been to nearly every restaurant that serves them. I can say hands down, this place has the absolute best masala dosa in town. The spice level, the texture, the filling, all of it is perfect. Their idli is absolutely fantastic as well!

We ended up at this place after surfing the city for awhile. We were in search of tacos but we stopped here. Thank god we did not find any good tacos in this area as this place is fantastic! I had lamb Bryani and my wife chicken masala. Food was delicious, the portions super big!! We could not finish it up not for lack of trying but it was just too much to delicious food. 100% recommend!

Bombay Dhaba is amazing with their selections from their signature chicken tika masala to their goat curry.

First time! We got chicken tikki masala and lamb curry to-go. The food was warm and delicious, rice was plentiful. Tikki masala has a lot of tomato flavor, which is great for a tomato lover! Curries do have spice, but they are not spicy hot-it is just right. Food is more on the overpriced side especially for a food truck though. There are also no prices on the website menu.

Overall decent, but "Good" because I don't think I've had a more flavorful samosa anywhere. We tried a few items: chicken biryani, butter chicken, curry chicken, and chicken korma. And the samosa I already mentioned. All items were decent. I really have no complaints. I was pleased that the boneless chicken in the biryani was not breaded (yes, that is a real concern, such an abomination exists). The raita was fresh and plentiful. The shorba was thick and full-bodied. The portion of chicken was very generous. I would get it again. It's not the layered biryani you might expect with an egg and some onion, but it's more uniform and evenly spiced. Still great. The korma was a little different -- it didn't have much sweetness, but I think this flavoring was very pure. It's the only korma that I've really been able to taste pure cashew flavor. And they made it velvety smooth. It's definitely worth ordering. The butter chicken was slightly strong on the fenugrec, but it was also velvety smooth. Judging alone on consistency, it's quite a nice dish. The curry chicken was a bit more tomatoey and loose. It was a nice alternative to the thicker curries on offer. We asked for added potatoes. Flavoring was good. Rice was aromatic and cooked nicely. Rice portions were generous as well. Chicken portions were generous in all dishes. The value for the money here is absolutely great. I did notice the attitude of the gentleman working the counter was a bit terse. We had a difficult call placing the order, but we got through it. He seemed concerned with putting out a good meal, though, so I can't really complain. The bottom line: if you live downtown or near downtown, it's worth crossing the river for this truck. There aren't many Indian options in this area. We had Teji's last week and spent the same amount of money for half the portions (and 1/4 the protein portions). Clay Pit is over-hyped and overpriced. Reddy Dhaba is good, give it a shot.

BEST mango lassi I've ever had. Paneer tikka masala, garlic naan, samosas and chutney were absolutely delicious. The owner is super sweet! Prices are reasonable and portions are generous. One of the best spots for Indian food in Austin!