CLAY POT
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CLAY POT Reviews
The place might have been a good place to eat one day before BUT know well lets just say if u don't mind being around a lot of homeless people then I guess your ok but then u go to pay for your food and anything is what is on the menu everything is priced right buy 5$or more they never have change ether and nothing to drink most the time so u make up your mind if u want to come hear k
Vegetarian options: The Navratan Korma is delicious and vegetarian! I highly recommend the spicy garlic naan as well.
We ordered the Vegetarian Platter and the Chicken Saag Curry, with garlic naan and a mango lassi.First, the good news. The Chicken Saag was well seasoned, with just the tiniest bit more salt than necessary (but that was okay). It comes without rice and that was okay, too.The naan were fine, although not as garlicky or buttery as I would have expected.The veggie platter was a bit disappointing. The menu said it came with two aloo bonda, but there was only one. That one, plus...read full review
Clay Pot is a restaurant in Seattle that offers a mix of Indian and vegetarian dishes. It is open 24 hours, making it a convenient choice for late-night dining. The Chicken Saag Curry is well-seasoned, though slightly over-salted, and comes without rice. The garlic naan is decent, but not as flavorful as expected. The Vegetarian Platter can be disappointing, with only one aloo bonda instead of the promised two, and the pakoras are small and tough. The mango lassi is watery and lacks yogurt flavor. However, the portions are good, and the food is tasty, showcasing traditional Indian flavors. While the prices are reasonable, the overall experience is mixed. Some customers enjoy the many vegetarian options and the free parking lot, while others express concerns about the presence of homeless people and the need for immediate payment. Clay Pot remains a place worth trying for those seeking Indian cuisine.