Discovering this Indian restaurant in Seattle was a culinary delight. I have been there multiple times. They expertly blend authentic Indian flavors with modern fusion. While consistency is usually spot on, the salmon dish varied slightly. Yet, their Keema pav sliders and Daal remain consistently outstanding. Desserts can be hit or miss, but overall, it's a must-try for Indian food lovers. Though pricey, the quality justifies it. For a taste of India with a contemporary twist, this spot delivers.
SACHIN PATEL
Food is below average
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Lee Williams
Positives: Food and ServerNegatives: Mandatory 20% service charge (3 people) where 100% is retained by the restaurant.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jordan S.
We first went to Meesha a few years ago back in COVID times and really enjoyed it so we decided to go again for our anniversary. We made a reservation at 8pm and the restaurant closed at 9pm. From the second we arrived, we were hurried through ordering. Our server was very unfriendly. At 8:20 we were told the kitchen would be closing in 10 minutes. They were cleaning the kitchen and picking up decor as we were sitting there. I assume that the service was this bad because there is a mandatory 20% service charge on the bill. To be fair, and the only reason I am giving two stars, is the appetizers, entrees, and drinks were amazing. However I can't imagine ever coming back here. I would suggest to the managing staff to not allow reservations to be booked any later than 1.5-2 hrs prior to closing to prevent this experience. Or take away the mandatory service charge.
Mahim Patel
Nestled amidst the vibrant streets of Seattle's downtown,Meesha beckons with its sophisticated charm and exquisite cuisine. From the moment you enter, you're enveloped in an ambiance that seamlessly blends modern elegance with a welcoming atmosphere. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect, from the plush seating arrangements to the soft lighting that sets the stage for a memorable dining experience.The culinary journey at Meesha is nothing short of extraordinary.Each dish is a masterpiece, artfully crafted to tantalize the taste buds and ignite the senses. Whether you're indulging in their succulent seafood creations, savoring the richness of their perfectly cooked steaks, or exploring their vegetarian offerings bursting with flavor, every bite is a revelation. Combined with impeccable service and a well-curated wine selection, Meesha Fine Dine elevates dining to a whole new level, making it a standout destination for discerning food enthusiasts in Seattle and beyond.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bukhara Dal, Mint Paratha, Paneer Lasagna
Sunit Randhawa
We ordered Amritsari fish and the Connaught chicken as appetizers and it was very delicious!
The ambience was amazing. However, upon arrival the staff was not very approachable. I felt as if my waiter was very irritated the entire time serving us and kept rushing my meal that I had to put $120 deposit down on. Upon receiving the food I had to pay $6 for a yogurt that I felt should be included with the curry. The food was decent however, I felt the curry could've been thicker and included a side of rice. However, the carrots were great alongside their chicken curry main dish. The check for 6 people was nearly $600 and did not include my $120 deposit. I was not made aware of this, would've been nice to include. Now I must wait about a week to receive my deposit back.
charley N.
My partner and I ate at Meesha for Valentine's Day, when they had a fixed price menu. All of the food was exceptionally good. I particularly loved the rava uttapam rolled around a tender roast chicken preparation. However, we were seated one-half hour after our reservation, and there was no place to wait inside on a cold and rainy night. The service was terrible, and I felt particularly badly for the couple seated next to us: the waiter asked them to leave to free up their table for additional guests - BUT THEY HADN'T EVEN BEEN SERVED THEIR FINAL COURSE YET! In our case, we were never served one of the courses listed on the fixed menu (the palette cleanser), I suspect to allow them to turn the table more quickly. For more than $200/person for this special meal we expected better service to go with our stellar food.
Noodles Chuckles
My partner and I ate at Meesha for Valentine's Day, when they had a fixed price menu. All of the food was exceptionally good. I particularly loved the rava uttapam rolled around a tender roast chicken preparation. However, we were seated one-half hour after our reservation, and there was no place to wait inside on a cold and rainy night. The service was terrible, and I felt particularly badly for the couple seated next to us: the waiter asked them to leave to free up their table for additional guests - BUT THEY HADN'T EVEN BEEN SERVED THEIR FINAL COURSE YET! In our case, we were never served one of the courses listed on the menu (the palette cleanser), I suspect to allow them to turn the table more quickly. For more than $200/person for this special meal we expected better service to go with our stellar food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 2
Emily Hawks
Flavorful food and inventive cocktails. Really appreciated the vegan menu items.
Best kept secret in Seattle! My husband and I are obsessed with this place. Very vegetarian and vegan friendly as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Priya Sinha
Most authentic dosa and somber I’ve had since being a girl in India. Highly recommended!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ricardo Cervantes
Food is simply amazing. Strong flavors and wonderful ambiance. We came in for a Saturday dinner and our server Karen was extremely attentive and came in at exactly the right time when we needed her.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Deepthi Prasad
We had a great time! It had a limited menu but enough options for vegetarians. The service and ambience were good. We loved everything we tasted!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mint Paratha, Imli Patakha
Amita Talati
The food was excessively spicy. We ordered peanut chaat and aloo tikki. Upon informing the server about the spiciness, the paneer lasagna that arrived was unexpectedly sweet, as if sugar syrup had been added to the gravy to tone down the spice. The dal and naan were good, eggplant and other sides were ok - but of course this doesn't justify the Indian fusion food that one wants to go to Meesha for. On top of it the servers had a cold, 'don't care' attitude. ? The place is too pricey for the quality and service they provide. We were two adults and one child; it's definitely not a family-friendly place as it became too loud around 6 pm onwards. Unfortunately, it was a special occasion for us, and it turned out to be a waste of efforts and time to book it. Not a great memory!Kid-friendliness: Not kid friendly!!
Discovering this Indian restaurant in Seattle was a culinary delight. I have been there multiple times. They expertly blend authentic Indian flavors with modern fusion. While consistency is usually spot on, the salmon dish varied slightly. Yet, their Keema pav sliders and Daal remain consistently outstanding. Desserts can be hit or miss, but overall, it's a must-try for Indian food lovers. Though pricey, the quality justifies it. For a taste of India with a contemporary twist, this spot delivers.
Food is below average
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Positives: Food and ServerNegatives: Mandatory 20% service charge (3 people) where 100% is retained by the restaurant.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
We first went to Meesha a few years ago back in COVID times and really enjoyed it so we decided to go again for our anniversary. We made a reservation at 8pm and the restaurant closed at 9pm. From the second we arrived, we were hurried through ordering. Our server was very unfriendly. At 8:20 we were told the kitchen would be closing in 10 minutes. They were cleaning the kitchen and picking up decor as we were sitting there. I assume that the service was this bad because there is a mandatory 20% service charge on the bill. To be fair, and the only reason I am giving two stars, is the appetizers, entrees, and drinks were amazing. However I can't imagine ever coming back here. I would suggest to the managing staff to not allow reservations to be booked any later than 1.5-2 hrs prior to closing to prevent this experience. Or take away the mandatory service charge.
Nestled amidst the vibrant streets of Seattle's downtown,Meesha beckons with its sophisticated charm and exquisite cuisine. From the moment you enter, you're enveloped in an ambiance that seamlessly blends modern elegance with a welcoming atmosphere. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect, from the plush seating arrangements to the soft lighting that sets the stage for a memorable dining experience.The culinary journey at Meesha is nothing short of extraordinary.Each dish is a masterpiece, artfully crafted to tantalize the taste buds and ignite the senses. Whether you're indulging in their succulent seafood creations, savoring the richness of their perfectly cooked steaks, or exploring their vegetarian offerings bursting with flavor, every bite is a revelation. Combined with impeccable service and a well-curated wine selection, Meesha Fine Dine elevates dining to a whole new level, making it a standout destination for discerning food enthusiasts in Seattle and beyond.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bukhara Dal, Mint Paratha, Paneer Lasagna
We ordered Amritsari fish and the Connaught chicken as appetizers and it was very delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Amritsari Fish, Connaught Butter Chicken
The ambience was amazing. However, upon arrival the staff was not very approachable. I felt as if my waiter was very irritated the entire time serving us and kept rushing my meal that I had to put $120 deposit down on. Upon receiving the food I had to pay $6 for a yogurt that I felt should be included with the curry. The food was decent however, I felt the curry could've been thicker and included a side of rice. However, the carrots were great alongside their chicken curry main dish. The check for 6 people was nearly $600 and did not include my $120 deposit. I was not made aware of this, would've been nice to include. Now I must wait about a week to receive my deposit back.
My partner and I ate at Meesha for Valentine's Day, when they had a fixed price menu. All of the food was exceptionally good. I particularly loved the rava uttapam rolled around a tender roast chicken preparation. However, we were seated one-half hour after our reservation, and there was no place to wait inside on a cold and rainy night. The service was terrible, and I felt particularly badly for the couple seated next to us: the waiter asked them to leave to free up their table for additional guests - BUT THEY HADN'T EVEN BEEN SERVED THEIR FINAL COURSE YET! In our case, we were never served one of the courses listed on the fixed menu (the palette cleanser), I suspect to allow them to turn the table more quickly. For more than $200/person for this special meal we expected better service to go with our stellar food.
My partner and I ate at Meesha for Valentine's Day, when they had a fixed price menu. All of the food was exceptionally good. I particularly loved the rava uttapam rolled around a tender roast chicken preparation. However, we were seated one-half hour after our reservation, and there was no place to wait inside on a cold and rainy night. The service was terrible, and I felt particularly badly for the couple seated next to us: the waiter asked them to leave to free up their table for additional guests - BUT THEY HADN'T EVEN BEEN SERVED THEIR FINAL COURSE YET! In our case, we were never served one of the courses listed on the menu (the palette cleanser), I suspect to allow them to turn the table more quickly. For more than $200/person for this special meal we expected better service to go with our stellar food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 2
Flavorful food and inventive cocktails. Really appreciated the vegan menu items.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Vegan Chandni Chowk Aloo Tikki
Restaurantji Recommends
Best kept secret in Seattle! My husband and I are obsessed with this place. Very vegetarian and vegan friendly as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Most authentic dosa and somber I’ve had since being a girl in India. Highly recommended!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food is simply amazing. Strong flavors and wonderful ambiance. We came in for a Saturday dinner and our server Karen was extremely attentive and came in at exactly the right time when we needed her.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had a great time! It had a limited menu but enough options for vegetarians. The service and ambience were good. We loved everything we tasted!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mint Paratha, Imli Patakha
The food was excessively spicy. We ordered peanut chaat and aloo tikki. Upon informing the server about the spiciness, the paneer lasagna that arrived was unexpectedly sweet, as if sugar syrup had been added to the gravy to tone down the spice. The dal and naan were good, eggplant and other sides were ok - but of course this doesn't justify the Indian fusion food that one wants to go to Meesha for. On top of it the servers had a cold, 'don't care' attitude. ? The place is too pricey for the quality and service they provide. We were two adults and one child; it's definitely not a family-friendly place as it became too loud around 6 pm onwards. Unfortunately, it was a special occasion for us, and it turned out to be a waste of efforts and time to book it. Not a great memory!Kid-friendliness: Not kid friendly!!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1