Decent food. Was a bit oily but tasty. We had Nepalese thali and noodles. Both were good. Roti was smooth and fluffy.Staff were friendly and good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Ron
Took my friends from 5 different nationalities to try Indian food & each of them loved it!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala Plate
Josan Trek BCN
A pleasant surprise. We liked it a lot.
Prakash Aryal
Nice atmosphere with Indo-Nepalese Cuisine in Bay
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
REAPER OP
Just vowwww ?
joyita shaw
Absolutely amazing flavorful foods. It felt like home.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
govinda d.
This is the best Indian and Nepali food I've ever had in my life.alu paratha ,chicken momo and chicken tandoori was so delicious.
nishad makol
Great team and quality food and location. Highly recommended! Place has a great vibe.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bree A.
Spent the afternoon outside of the city and found the perfect spot for lunch. Food was delicious and prices were even better. Staff were beyond friendly and kind. The Samosas were to die for. W got samosas, chicken tikka, and extra nan. IYKYK. 10/10 will be coming back!
Maggie G.
I grew up coming here and I am still a loyal customer. The food is delicious, the owners are very sweet, and the prices are always reasonable. The butter chicken is my favorite but you can't go wrong with anything on the menu.
Great food and awesome service. Totally recommend. Try their Momos you won't regret it.
Prajakta K.
Best Indian food and incredible service! Ambiance is very cozy and cute. Recommend veg momos, saag paneer and garlic naan
Prem Pariyar
I had the pleasure of dining at Sartaj Indian Cafe with my family, and the experience was delightful. The cuisine was not only delicious but also remarkably fresh. The staff, particularly Suvash and Prashansa, provided exceptionally friendly service. The Chai was truly legendary, and the restaurant offers fantastic options for vegetarians. Our Thanksgiving dinner was a joy, and we're already looking forward to returning for more delightful meals.
I recently ventured to Sartaj Indian Cuisine with a diverse group of friends and, eager to accommodate everyone's spice tolerance, we opted for mild dishes. Here's the lowdown on our culinary journey: We started with Chhole Batura, and I must say, it was a revelation. The chickpeas were perfectly spiced and the batura was airy and delicious. We threw caution to the wind and added an extra puri, which turned out to be a fantastic decision - it was crispy, fluffy, and the perfect vessel for the chhole. In a moment of carnivorous craving, we ordered the Lamb Boti Kabab. This dish, however, didn't quite hit the mark. The lamb was a tad on the tough side and didn't justify the price point. That being said, the accompanying naan was a fluffy savior, soft and warm, perfect for scooping up the remnants of our appetizers. The sleeper hit of the night was the Bindi Do Pyaza. The okra was cooked to perfection with just the right amount of crunch, and the onions added a sweetness that complemented the dish beautifully. It came with a side of rice which was the perfect canvas for the vibrant flavors of the dish. My advice for fellow diners: If you can handle a bit more heat, don't be afraid to go medium on the spice level - mild is safe, but medium adds that extra kick that takes the dishes from good to great. Despite the lamb's slight letdown, the meal was a success and Sartaj Indian Cuisine remains on my list for a future visit.
Danielle O
I would not say the food is an authentic Indian 5, and I do think it was better a few years ago. In terms of Indian food this is a 3.5 or 4, but healthierHowever, it's reasonably priced ethnic food in a pretty white town and it's comforting and relatively good quality, with an authentic spice level if he thinks you can handle it.The mango lassi tends toward the sweeter and more juicy kind.Tikka masala dishes are different than before: more of a slightly creamy tomato sauce than the tart creamy rose sauce before.
Decent food. Was a bit oily but tasty. We had Nepalese thali and noodles. Both were good. Roti was smooth and fluffy.Staff were friendly and good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Took my friends from 5 different nationalities to try Indian food & each of them loved it!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala Plate
A pleasant surprise. We liked it a lot.
Nice atmosphere with Indo-Nepalese Cuisine in Bay
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Just vowwww ?
Absolutely amazing flavorful foods. It felt like home.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
This is the best Indian and Nepali food I've ever had in my life.alu paratha ,chicken momo and chicken tandoori was so delicious.
Great team and quality food and location. Highly recommended! Place has a great vibe.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Spent the afternoon outside of the city and found the perfect spot for lunch. Food was delicious and prices were even better. Staff were beyond friendly and kind. The Samosas were to die for. W got samosas, chicken tikka, and extra nan. IYKYK. 10/10 will be coming back!
I grew up coming here and I am still a loyal customer. The food is delicious, the owners are very sweet, and the prices are always reasonable. The butter chicken is my favorite but you can't go wrong with anything on the menu.
Restaurantji Recommends
Great food and awesome service. Totally recommend. Try their Momos you won't regret it.
Best Indian food and incredible service! Ambiance is very cozy and cute. Recommend veg momos, saag paneer and garlic naan
I had the pleasure of dining at Sartaj Indian Cafe with my family, and the experience was delightful. The cuisine was not only delicious but also remarkably fresh. The staff, particularly Suvash and Prashansa, provided exceptionally friendly service. The Chai was truly legendary, and the restaurant offers fantastic options for vegetarians. Our Thanksgiving dinner was a joy, and we're already looking forward to returning for more delightful meals.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Himalayan Samosa, Vegetable Pakora
I recently ventured to Sartaj Indian Cuisine with a diverse group of friends and, eager to accommodate everyone's spice tolerance, we opted for mild dishes. Here's the lowdown on our culinary journey: We started with Chhole Batura, and I must say, it was a revelation. The chickpeas were perfectly spiced and the batura was airy and delicious. We threw caution to the wind and added an extra puri, which turned out to be a fantastic decision - it was crispy, fluffy, and the perfect vessel for the chhole. In a moment of carnivorous craving, we ordered the Lamb Boti Kabab. This dish, however, didn't quite hit the mark. The lamb was a tad on the tough side and didn't justify the price point. That being said, the accompanying naan was a fluffy savior, soft and warm, perfect for scooping up the remnants of our appetizers. The sleeper hit of the night was the Bindi Do Pyaza. The okra was cooked to perfection with just the right amount of crunch, and the onions added a sweetness that complemented the dish beautifully. It came with a side of rice which was the perfect canvas for the vibrant flavors of the dish. My advice for fellow diners: If you can handle a bit more heat, don't be afraid to go medium on the spice level - mild is safe, but medium adds that extra kick that takes the dishes from good to great. Despite the lamb's slight letdown, the meal was a success and Sartaj Indian Cuisine remains on my list for a future visit.
I would not say the food is an authentic Indian 5, and I do think it was better a few years ago. In terms of Indian food this is a 3.5 or 4, but healthierHowever, it's reasonably priced ethnic food in a pretty white town and it's comforting and relatively good quality, with an authentic spice level if he thinks you can handle it.The mango lassi tends toward the sweeter and more juicy kind.Tikka masala dishes are different than before: more of a slightly creamy tomato sauce than the tart creamy rose sauce before.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala