Food was okayish, service was good, everything showed up fast and quick. It was really hot to sit outside we ended having the food in car, but there are a couple of benches with no shade
Sruthi K.
Neat place, great food and lovely people! Really enjoyed the vada pav and pani puri alongside some great music playing!
James Pickett
Great one stop shop! For lunch the tacos, especially the red pork! cant be beat. Order it assembly line style like chipotle or qdoba, but way better portions
Amber B.
Favorite place to eat when in Cedar Park. We love trying new to us foods on the menu, but samosa chaat and both rolls are always on our order. Chai is usually spot on for me. Order online before heading over if you can, they make things fresh so you'll be waiting 15-25 mins in your car or at one of the picnic tables in the parking lot if you order at the window. Highly recommend.
Bhagyashree B.
I have had a tough time finding authentic Mumbai street food in Austin, there's always something missing in chaat from other places I have tried so far.I can honestly say that Masala Kitchen has the best dabeli you can have in this area. It has all the elements in the perfect ratio, bhaji with sweet and spicy chutney and the most essential peanut and pomegranate toppings. The ragda pattice is also quite tasty. Chicken Frankie roll was huge and well cooked although we liked the chaat items better.The food truck is located at a gas station and there's plenty of parking as well as a small bench seating area.
Mariam P.
So many good items to try! I really recommend our favorite which is Dahi puri. It is basically same as pani puri but it is topped off with yogurt! Also a really great item is the Chicken boti roll. This one has a little bit of a kick to it and the chicken is super good. For the price, it can really fill you up for your whole lunch! Mango lassi and raas malai are good also if you're looking for sweets. Lastly the samosa chaat is good but ask them to use less sweet chutney if you don't want it to be too sweet! Having a craving for this already again as I'm typing this review.
Audrey R.
Decided to order food here on a whim since I was making a trip over to Walmart around the corner. Ordered a BUNCH of stuff for the whole family and wow. In all we ordered samosas, samosa chaat, dahi vada, chicken boti roll, chicken frankie roll, pani puri, dabeli, and one of my favorites, ras malai. When ordering the frankie roll was suggested as a replacement for something they didn't have and jesus take the wheel. Amazing. I have never heard my mom curse in exclamation over food until the moment she tried the frankie roll. The dabeli was life changing. The pomegranate seeds add so much to the already robust flavor. The chutneys were all perfect- special regards to the chutney that comes with the samosas. Everything was great and I recommend that anyone and everyone tries Masala kitchen. Unfortunately many of the dishes were ravaged before I could take pictures- but it was all beautiful.
Alex G.
Amazing food. My friends and I loved sharing many of the dishes and they were all perfect and bursting with flavor!
kungfupanda l.
Good food. Samosa, chai and jalebi are spot on. Vada Pav and Bun kabab are nice but not the best. Sev Puri, pani puri and dahi puri are mumbai style... I keep coming back to this place. And I highly recommend it.
Dhukkster D.
Excellent food and service. I would highly recommend this place. We tried 5 different items and all were delicious.
The cashier was incredibly rude and made the experience difficult.
Mahesh S.
We were in the area and lucky to try this place.We ordered Bhel puri - was exactly what I use to eat back home in Mumbai.Then the Dahi puri - The puri was so crispy that l never had one before in my whole life . They said it made in house.Now Dhai wada : It was a crown on top of everything. So soft and savory, no words to explain it.They are new and we're talking about wada pav . They going to start it very soon.Only one thing I scared about, places like this are very good at the beginning but lose there consistency in long run . Hope this won't happen to them as all the kitchen staff were matured Indian women who knows how to cook Indian food Mahesh shinde
Ricky Stavrowsky
Foodie's is my favorite gas station in Cedar Park. They have all the exotic snacks and drinks you could ask for, cheap gas and the owner is the nicest dude of all time.
Brbcca W
There is no option for a no star rating. I was asking about product behind the counter and did not understand the man behind the counter. I told him what I was hearing and told him I did not know what that was. He started yelling at me repeating the word but not explaining and told me everybody know about the product I was asking about. I told him I am not everybody, I don’t know, that is way I am asking about it. He continued to yell at me repeating the word I did not understand a yelled don’t you speak English repeatedly. I told him he was being really rude and asked him if that was really necessary ( I am a born and raised college educated American) That is not a way to treat someone looking to buy a new product nor is that any level of way to treat a customer who really has not done anything offensive. If English was my second language that would still be no way to treat someone.I don’t think what is guy did was good on any level and it may just be his issue, but I have to wonder about the Employer and how he is treated as an employee for him to not care how he treats a customer. Either way this would not be a place where I will ever spend my money again.
Food was okayish, service was good, everything showed up fast and quick. It was really hot to sit outside we ended having the food in car, but there are a couple of benches with no shade
Neat place, great food and lovely people! Really enjoyed the vada pav and pani puri alongside some great music playing!
Great one stop shop! For lunch the tacos, especially the red pork! cant be beat. Order it assembly line style like chipotle or qdoba, but way better portions
Favorite place to eat when in Cedar Park. We love trying new to us foods on the menu, but samosa chaat and both rolls are always on our order. Chai is usually spot on for me. Order online before heading over if you can, they make things fresh so you'll be waiting 15-25 mins in your car or at one of the picnic tables in the parking lot if you order at the window. Highly recommend.
I have had a tough time finding authentic Mumbai street food in Austin, there's always something missing in chaat from other places I have tried so far.I can honestly say that Masala Kitchen has the best dabeli you can have in this area. It has all the elements in the perfect ratio, bhaji with sweet and spicy chutney and the most essential peanut and pomegranate toppings. The ragda pattice is also quite tasty. Chicken Frankie roll was huge and well cooked although we liked the chaat items better.The food truck is located at a gas station and there's plenty of parking as well as a small bench seating area.
So many good items to try! I really recommend our favorite which is Dahi puri. It is basically same as pani puri but it is topped off with yogurt! Also a really great item is the Chicken boti roll. This one has a little bit of a kick to it and the chicken is super good. For the price, it can really fill you up for your whole lunch! Mango lassi and raas malai are good also if you're looking for sweets. Lastly the samosa chaat is good but ask them to use less sweet chutney if you don't want it to be too sweet! Having a craving for this already again as I'm typing this review.
Decided to order food here on a whim since I was making a trip over to Walmart around the corner. Ordered a BUNCH of stuff for the whole family and wow. In all we ordered samosas, samosa chaat, dahi vada, chicken boti roll, chicken frankie roll, pani puri, dabeli, and one of my favorites, ras malai. When ordering the frankie roll was suggested as a replacement for something they didn't have and jesus take the wheel. Amazing. I have never heard my mom curse in exclamation over food until the moment she tried the frankie roll. The dabeli was life changing. The pomegranate seeds add so much to the already robust flavor. The chutneys were all perfect- special regards to the chutney that comes with the samosas. Everything was great and I recommend that anyone and everyone tries Masala kitchen. Unfortunately many of the dishes were ravaged before I could take pictures- but it was all beautiful.
Amazing food. My friends and I loved sharing many of the dishes and they were all perfect and bursting with flavor!
Good food. Samosa, chai and jalebi are spot on. Vada Pav and Bun kabab are nice but not the best. Sev Puri, pani puri and dahi puri are mumbai style... I keep coming back to this place. And I highly recommend it.
Excellent food and service. I would highly recommend this place. We tried 5 different items and all were delicious.
Restaurantji Recommends
The cashier was incredibly rude and made the experience difficult.
We were in the area and lucky to try this place.We ordered Bhel puri - was exactly what I use to eat back home in Mumbai.Then the Dahi puri - The puri was so crispy that l never had one before in my whole life . They said it made in house.Now Dhai wada : It was a crown on top of everything. So soft and savory, no words to explain it.They are new and we're talking about wada pav . They going to start it very soon.Only one thing I scared about, places like this are very good at the beginning but lose there consistency in long run . Hope this won't happen to them as all the kitchen staff were matured Indian women who knows how to cook Indian food Mahesh shinde
Foodie's is my favorite gas station in Cedar Park. They have all the exotic snacks and drinks you could ask for, cheap gas and the owner is the nicest dude of all time.
There is no option for a no star rating. I was asking about product behind the counter and did not understand the man behind the counter. I told him what I was hearing and told him I did not know what that was. He started yelling at me repeating the word but not explaining and told me everybody know about the product I was asking about. I told him I am not everybody, I don’t know, that is way I am asking about it. He continued to yell at me repeating the word I did not understand a yelled don’t you speak English repeatedly. I told him he was being really rude and asked him if that was really necessary ( I am a born and raised college educated American) That is not a way to treat someone looking to buy a new product nor is that any level of way to treat a customer who really has not done anything offensive. If English was my second language that would still be no way to treat someone.I don’t think what is guy did was good on any level and it may just be his issue, but I have to wonder about the Employer and how he is treated as an employee for him to not care how he treats a customer. Either way this would not be a place where I will ever spend my money again.