Cozy interior with subtle Indian artistry and relaxing music creates a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Clean tables and cheerful decor set a comfortable tone for casual or special dinners. The vibe suits couples seeking an easy night out in an unpretentious setting.
Traditional desserts like Pistachio Kulfi and Rasmalai stand out with authentic, homemade flavors. Desserts here feel very satisfying and true to their roots.
Aromatic chicken biryani features long rice grains and ample chicken pieces. The palak paneer stands out with large cheese pieces, complex aroma, and unique flavor. Crispy samosas hold a flavorful potato filling, while tandoori shrimp and momos offer smoky, juicy seasoning.
"The Indian food here is so delicious and authentic."
"It's so cozy and calm inside, perfect for a quiet night."
"The Rasmalai dessert is so soft and creamy, it melts in your mouth."
Good to know
Street parking is paid but free in the evenings.
They are transparent about wait times for takeout food.
Parking is easy to find.
Ice cream shop offers Indian-inspired flavors with dosa-flavored cones and unique kulfi varieties. Outdoor seating creates a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere where people talk and joke comfortably. Tastings help visitors explore an extensive, inventive menu.
Unique desserts feature prominently, with flavors like jackfruit that evoke familiar cold treats. The team offers responsive planning to tailor dessert experiences for events.
Falooda kulfi brings authentic Bombay-style sweetness with rich flavors. Gulab jamun sundae pairs warm, syrup-soaked dough balls with scoops of Klassic Koolfi and jackfruit coconut ice cream for a unique twist.
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Koolfi Creamery offers a rotating selection of unique Indian-inspired ice cream flavors.
They cater to dietary restrictions, ensuring options for everyone.
Tastings of multiple flavors are available to help you choose.
Spacious and elegant with high ceilings and natural light, featuring authentic architecture and visible kitchen where chefs cook. Atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, enhanced by cozy seating and low music. Outdoor seating and fireplaces add to the pleasant vibe suitable for groups.
Free desserts often arrive as a complimentary gesture, including a rice pudding with a great texture and balanced sweetness. Desserts provide a sweet complement to the bold spices of the meal.
Tandoori naans come out perfect and the chicken tikka masala offers rich flavors with customizable spice levels. Dishes like fish pakora made with salmon are flaky and well-prepared, while butter chicken and samosas hold solid traditional appeal.
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The buffet costs $20, which is a good value.
The lunch buffet is all-you-can-eat for $21.
They have good vegetarian options available.
Bright, stylish interior blends authentic Nepali decor with a modern, cozy vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, with chill background music enhancing relaxed dining. Space suits both intimate meals and group gatherings.
Complimentary desserts include a memorable kheer and a starter with a papadum served alongside three varied sauces: fresh mint dip, sweet mango, and spicy sauce.
Chicken Tikka Masala and Paneer Tikka Masala stand out with rich, balanced flavors. Dishes like Chicken Tandoori and butter naan come with just the right spice and perfect cooking.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and tables are usually available on Friday nights.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan and gluten-free options.
Free delivery is available within a 3-mile radius.
Family-owned Asian restaurant offers traditional decor and an open kitchen with booth and table seating arranged comfortably. Atmosphere feels warm and cozy, with glimpses of Nepal and the Himalayas creating an inviting vibe. The place serves authentic Nepali dishes with fresh flavors that stand out in the area.
Complimentary dessert comes with meals and often includes vegan options. The owner sometimes offers free chai alongside sweets.
Curries like matar paneer and vegan tikka masala offer rich, well-balanced flavors. Fresh samosas come from scratch, paired with amazingly fluffy naan and perfectly spiced biryani.
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The restaurant accommodates various food allergies.
Sherpa House offers both Indo-Chinese options and Nepalese cuisine.
Sherpa House is easy to get to on L-Taraval with plenty of street parking nearby.
Indian restaurant offers authentic flavors with a cozy yet vibrant atmosphere that recalls North Indian street food. The space feels tight and lively, often packed with guests enjoying plastic plate service. The vibe blends chic decor with a casual, bustling energy.
Daal makhani and palak paneer come with light sauces and no heavy cream. Pani puri features a generous masala mashed fresh and served warm. Laccha paratha is crispy with good layers, and dal kachoris offer a rare treat with authentic flavors.
Good to know
They automatically charge a 20% gratuity for groups of five or more.
Expect to be turned away if you arrive 45 minutes before closing.
The restaurant just opened, so expect some disorganization.
Elegant space blends Indian–French flavors with nostalgic British era charm. Atmosphere stays upscale yet welcoming, suited for intimate dinners or special occasions. Decor features marble tabletops and a pretty chandelier, adding to refined but comfortable vibe.
Desserts include kulfi, carrot halwa, and coconut pudding. Kulfi ends the meal with a rich, creamy touch. Coconut pudding offers a light, flavorful finish.
Offers high class Indian cuisine with dishes like paneer makhani and naan. Includes standout items such as tandoori-style King Salmon, Crab Coconut Soup, Beef Pepper Fry with parota, and Prawn Mango Curry with rice.
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Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers a prix fixe menu on weekends with vegan options available.
Expect a unique fusion of French and Indian cuisine not found elsewhere.
Coffee shop with Yemeni art decor and warm lighting creates a cozy atmosphere ideal for working or casual meetings. Fast Wi-Fi and comfortable seating support long stays, while the vibe encourages quiet conversation and focus.
Middle Eastern desserts stand out with rich, traditional flavors. The sweets pair well with Adeni chai and traditional coffee for a tasty finish.
Masala chai tastes authentic and stands out. Samosas vary; some are good, but others have a stretchy texture or get warmed in a microwave, making them smooshy. Staff correct orders when pointed out.
Good to know
Haraz hosts cultural events and music nights, showcasing Yemeni traditions.
Parking can be tricky due to its location in San Francisco.
Expect high prices, with lattes costing around $8.