Small Indian grocery store offers a wide variety of spices and hard-to-find international staples in a cozy, well-organized space. The atmosphere feels pleasant and convenient, attracting those seeking authentic ingredients and flavorful prepared foods like samosas and curries.
Lunch specials offer delicious options that suit everyday meals. The spot works well for a quick lunch snack before errands.
Fresh samosas come in paneer, aloo, and lentil varieties with a masala chai pairing often recommended. Samosa chaat offers a flavorful twist, and the samosas are made fresh daily.
"The Indian food, especially the samosas and chai, is delicious."
"I found the samosas here to be very good and tasty."
"The samosas and chai at this Lunch Spot are so tasty."
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Happy hour offers discounts on select items from 4-6pm daily.
Daily specials include two mains with rice or naan.
The store has a wide selection of spices and hard-to-find ingredients.
Small, clean space offers a peaceful and casual atmosphere with Bollywood music videos playing quietly. Seating includes booths and tables in a simple, unassuming décor. The vibe is comfortable and positive, with a focus on authentic Indian cuisine and affordable prices.
Lunch features Thali plates on Friday and Saturday, offering a variety of dishes. Options like Palak Chicken and Butter Chicken provide solid choices for a midday meal.
Samosas come with an amazing green chutney and have a homemade quality that stands out. Portions are ample and they pair well with dishes like lamb curry and samosa chaat.
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Prices are very affordable compared to other Indian restaurants in the area.
The restaurant offers Indo-Chinese options not available at other places.
Magic Masala does not serve alcohol.
Spacious restaurant with a bright, artsy interior and wooden games on tables creates a welcoming, homely vibe. Traditional Indian music plays softly, supporting a cheerful atmosphere suited for work or casual visits. A local artists' corner adds a unique touch to the clean, inviting space.
Quick turnaround and perfect portions make it a solid choice for lunch. The spot offers a friendly vibe and a cute setup for dining in or grabbing food to go.
Samosas come in savory, crispy varieties with creamy insides, including chicken, potato, Punjabi, onion, and paneer butter options. Creative choices like samosa chaat and wraps add variety beyond the traditional flavors.
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They charge $10 for two regular Punjabi samosas.
There is a short wait of 10–15 minutes for freshly made samosas.
They offer a large selection of vegetarian samosas, possibly more than meat options.
Space resembles a massive covered patio with colorful decor and starry midnight lights creating a magical atmosphere. Live music, karaoke, and games like chess and giant Jenga add to the lively vibe. Cocktails and Indian cuisine complement the funky bar setting remodeled from an old garage.
Lunch specials offer generous portions with well-spiced dishes like chicken coconut curry. Prices stay reasonable while keeping meals quick and healthy.
Samosas come with Chana filling and pair well with other Indian snacks like pakoras. They taste delicious and stand out even though the menu isn't exclusively Indian.
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Karaoke night happens every Wednesday with a fun host.
Happy hour runs until 7 PM with a new cocktail each day.
Open decks occur every Saturday from 2 to 5 PM.
Interior shows beautiful decoration with a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere that feels elegant yet casual. The space remains clean and welcoming, often quiet for calm dining. It stands out for authentic Bangladeshi cuisine and reasonable prices.
Lunch features an affordable buffet with a variety of Bangladeshi dishes. The buffet costs about 15 dollars and offers great value for the price.
Samosas come with complementary naan and stand out as excellent and favorite dishes. They pair well with chutney and are a highlight alongside chicken tikka and rice.
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The lunch buffet is available every day.
They have a dinner buffet on the last Sunday of every month from 5-9pm.
The lunch buffet costs around $15 per person.
Space combines brick interior with cozy decor and close table arrangements, creating a classy, comfortable vibe. Atmosphere stays warm and delightful with good music and a fine-dine feel. Cocktails like spicy watermelon martini add a distinctive touch to the experience.
Dal stands out as a nostalgic dish reminiscent of school lunches. Lunch portions suit a midday meal, featuring options like Kerala Chicken, Dum Briyani, and fish curry.
Samosa chaat offers a fresh and flavorful taste but comes in a small portion for its price. It pairs well with other appetizers like gobi and beetroot cutlet.
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Reservations are recommended during Seattle Restaurant Week for guaranteed seating.
Expect a mandatory 18% gratuity for parties of two or more.
The chef can accommodate dietary needs upon request.
Standing counter and hidden seating lead to outdoor tables in a tucked-away spot inside a busy market. Atmosphere suits quick, easy lunches with a mix of office workers and market visitors. Known for flaky samosas and unique chutneys, it contrasts with reheated dishes and complex pricing.
Offers a quick lunch option favored by local office workers. Serves easy meals suitable for a fast break during the workday.
Samosas here have a flaky, puff pastry that is crisp and flavorful. Both chicken and veggie versions stand out with a fluffy dough and fillings like potato and peas, often paired with a spicy green sauce.
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Expect to pay around $20 for a meal without drinks.
A 10% fee is charged for credit card payments.
Prices can be higher than initially listed due to additional fees.
Cozy cafe with charming interior and lovely natural light creates a peaceful, welcoming atmosphere. Friendly vibe attracts a diverse crowd, including a strong LGBTQ+ community presence. Comfortable seating and affordable, highly praised breakfast sandwiches make it a popular spot for relaxing or working.
Vegetarian and turkey lunch sandwiches with hot sauce stand out. Staff notice white canes and adjust service accordingly. Options suit quick stops or meals to go.
Samosas come house-made and look really good. They taste delicious and pair well with chai.
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The breakfast sandwich costs $5.95 and includes a bagel with eggs, cheese, and veggies.
Adding turkey to the breakfast sandwich costs an extra $2, totaling $7.95.
The cafe is queer-friendly and provides a safe space for all customers.
Indian restaurant blends traditional and contemporary decor with a quiet, laid-back atmosphere. Space feels inviting and clean, offering authentic South Indian dishes with a focus on flavorful options.
Lunch offers delicious dishes and appetizers that make it worth returning for. It suits a casual meet-up with a friend and works well for a late Saturday meal.
Whole samosas come crispy and not doughy, served in a flavorful curry for the samosa chaat. The paneer puff and vada pav also stand out as amazing options alongside the samosas.
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Brunch is available on holidays at the cafe.
Parking is available around the cafe but may require payment.
The cafe offers many vegan options on the menu.
Simple interior with five big TVs showing different sports creates a casual, chill vibe. The atmosphere feels comfortable and unpretentious, with a warm, welcoming energy. Frequent takeout orders contrast with a quiet dining space that invites lingering and authentic experience.
Lunch specials offer two or three items with naan and rice for $15 to $17. The lunch buffet combo is affordable and filling, suitable for group events like after-wedding lunches.
Samosas come piping hot and pair with tamarind chutney instead of green mint. They appear alongside dishes like mango chicken and garlic naan.
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Lunch specials are available for $15 for two items and $17 for three items.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options.
Takeout is popular, with a steady stream of pickup orders.
Interior combines simple decor with harsh lighting and comfortable seating in a half-underground space. Atmosphere stays quiet and family-friendly with Pakistani drama soundtracks and spice aromas. Some booths offer electronic charger plugs, adding practical convenience.
Lunch offers a buffet with a decent selection and a lunch combo with three curries. Meals come with gulab jamun included and provide more than enough food at a fair price.
Samosas come in vegetable and Bombay chaat styles, both cooked to perfection. Free veggie samosas often accompany meals, and the samosas pair well with dishes like butter chicken and garlic naan.
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Kastoori Grill is a Halal Pakistani restaurant.
An automatic 18% gratuity is added to the bill regardless of the service provided.
The prices at Kastoori Grill are friendly compared to other restaurants in the area.
Modern Indian restaurant offers beautifully styled interiors with private booths and outdoor seating. Atmosphere ranges from spacious and vibrant to occasionally cold inside, with nice music enhancing the vibe. Signature martinis and authentic Indian dishes create a distinctive dining experience.
Casual lunches feature dishes like Desi curry chicken and chili garlic paneer. Delivery can be slow, sometimes delayed by at least 45 minutes after ordering.
Samosas come out crispy and flavorful with a satisfying spice level. They pair well with dishes like Butter Chicken and Garlic Naan, making them a solid choice on the menu.
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The restaurant includes a 10% pre-tax charge on the bill.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long waits.
Small dining area creates an intimate setting with authentic Indian flavors in dishes like masala dosa and chole bhature. Atmosphere feels inviting yet busy, often filling quickly despite limited space. Known for varied menu offering both classic and unique Indian street food experiences.
Tasty snacks, tiffin, and freshly prepared lunches make it a solid choice for a midday meal. Lunch hour offers the best experience with dishes served just as they are made.
Samosas here stand out for their affordable price and delicious flavor compared to others downtown. The samosa chaat mixes broken samosas with sev and dahi but can sometimes lack heat and freshness.
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Food Junction is currently only accepting takeout orders.
There is no seating available at Food Junction.
Expect long wait times for orders; some waited over 20 minutes.
Cozy space with authentic Nepali vibe and modern updates creates an inviting atmosphere. Friendly interactions and large, fancy tables contrast with several sports TVs, producing a unique energy. Small but comfortable, it offers a warm setting for enjoying flavorful Indian and Nepali dishes.
Lunch features combo momo and Thali options with surprising taste. Staff remain attentive even during their lunch break preparations.
Samosas come packed with meat and full of flavor. The spicy samosa chaat offers a nice heat, and the green minty sauce pairs well with the vegetable samosa.
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The menu includes uniquely Nepali dishes not found in other Nepali restaurants.
The portions are very reasonable.
They maintain high cleanliness standards.
Indian restaurant combines chic décor with unique regional dolls and puppets for an authentic atmosphere. A hidden sports bar in the back offers a speakeasy vibe and late-night options. The space feels welcoming and comfortable, with traditional metal dishware enhancing the dining experience.
Lunch here features top notch service with attentive staff who keep water glasses full. The atmosphere stays quiet and comfortable, making it easy to enjoy meals with friends or alone.
Hearty samosas come as part of generous vegetarian meals and appetizers. They pair well with mint sauce and appear alongside dishes like butter paneer and tandoori chicken.
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Happy hour is every day, offering great food prices.
The restaurant is open until 1 am, perfect for late-night cravings.
The vegetarian meal for two is a great deal.
Small, uniquely shaped space at a V-shaped junction offers a cozy, homely vibe with chill, welcoming atmosphere. Complex Indian spices fill the air, creating an authentic sensory experience. Seating is compact but clean, supporting a family-owned feel with super-fast service.
Lunch includes naan and one dish for about $30. Catering options exist for team lunches and celebrations. The spot works well for work colleagues gathering.
Crispy dough with a slight charred flavor wraps a piping hot, fluffy potato filling in the veggie samosa. The samosas are spiced well and fried perfectly, with the samosa chaat offering a good portion size and balanced heat level.
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Catering services are available for events like Diwali celebrations.
Expect a 10% price increase for pickup orders compared to online menu prices.
Check your order for specific requests before leaving the restaurant.
Spacious Indian restaurant with elegant rustic interiors and high ceilings creates a warm, cozy atmosphere. Comfortable seating and a separate upscale bar area offer relaxed dining and socializing. Music is solid, and the vibe stays pleasant and quiet even on busy nights.
Lunch offers a limited menu compared to dinner with fewer options. The atmosphere is quiet with only a couple of tables occupied on a Saturday.
Samosas come as a crispy appetizer with flavorful fillings. They appear in thalis alongside dal, rice, roti, and dessert, offering a tasty and balanced start to the meal.
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There is an 18% service tax on all dining parties regardless of group size.
A 10% service fee is added to the bill that doesn't go to the staff.
The restaurant offers a Grill & Biryani Fest that is popular among diners.
Modest dining space with basic tables and a dark, dated interior creates a hole-in-the-wall vibe. Atmosphere feels run down but clean, with a faint spice aroma welcoming guests. Energy stays low-key, matching the simple setup and downtown location.
Lunch specials come with curry, salad, rice, and Naan. Portion sizes are great for the price and the spot stays open until 4 PM for lunch.
Vegetables samosas come fresh, not reheated, with a tasty filling that holds up well over long periods. Samosa chat offers a different take, and the samosas consistently earn four-star ratings.
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The meal comes with rice, naan, and salad for under $12.
Vegan and vegetarian options are plentiful on the menu.
The restaurant is located right next to Pike Place Market.
Spacious restaurant with authentic Indian decor and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Music features Indian songs, enhancing the Desi vibe. Open late, it offers a cozy setting for enjoying homelike Indian street food.
Lunch combos offer good value but include too much rice. Pricing adds extra charges for certain sodas despite same size. Comfort food suits casual meals with friends.
Crispy, freshly made samosas come with lots of stuffing and good chutneys. The samosa chaat stands out for its authentic flavor and offers solid value.
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Bombay Express is open until 4 AM every day.
Parking on the street is difficult to find.
They stay open at night for late-night cravings.