Asiana Indian Cuisine

Service and atmosphere was superb but the shrimp biryani's flavor was a bit off. Aloo Gobi was delicious but the onion pakora had too much cardamom and was too intense of a flavor. The Indian lagers were tasty!

I ordered about $100 worth of food from here last night. I got the tandoori chicken, lamb chops, goat vindaloo, Palak Daal, rice and naan. It was the most disappointing meal I've ever had. It was unfortunate to spend so much for such poor quality food. The lamb chops were so dry and over cooked that it was not enjoyable. I could not even bite through the lamb chops. I couldn't rip a piece off of them. I am a lamb lover, tried lamb all over the world and this was the worst. The meat was gritty due to being over cooked and no amount of chewing let me get through the meat. I think they put yogurt on the meat but it just bubbled and looked unappetizing. The goat vindaloo was mostly bones. Like with the tiniest amount of meat on them. It may not have even been 1 oz of meat. It was a bowl of bones. I don't know why a restaurant would serve people this food. I do not recommend wasting your money here. I am not sure how they have the reviews that they do. Whoever was the cook last night should consider another career. This was the worst cooked food. I am not even sure how it was so bad. I've had well done lamb and this was not that. I still have most of the food. Please restaurant owners look at whatever was going on last night and never let it happen again.

This place ought to be more packed at all hours. What a great Indian spot and everything was on par with the best I've had. The goat was great and their specialty naan and desserts were incredible as well. Highly recommend the cauliflower 65 as an appetizer. The classic tiki masala has somewhat of a more tomato flavor but doesn't take away from the creaminess. Rice is cooked perfectly soft and fluffy and airy. Service was quick and kind!

We had been here on a weekend for lunch en route to Austin. This Indian restaurant was very nice, spacious with lots of parking space. The taste was delicious and the service was nice. The naan was especially good.

The Gobi Manchurian is really salty but the salmon tandoori is good as well as the paneer tikka masala.

The food here is classic Indian—simple, reliable, and always hits the spot. Prices are reasonable, and the spacious dining area adds to the comfort. Ali, the server, is always friendly and works hard to keep everything clean and tidy. The location is also a big plus—super convenient for me and has become a regular spot.

best indian food in austin!! this is our third time coming here from houston. i saved it so that everyone we visit austin we make a trip here to support a small business. food is always fresh and tasty served hot! and don’t get my started on the garlic naan it’s the best i’ve ever had.