EDITED: Nov/2012
Eastside has some reasonably good/authentic Indian restaurants. Whether you are looking for the typical Naan & curry, Dosas (Indian Crepes), Chaat, Indo-chinese cuisine, Indian Pizza or some light snacks to munch on -- you will find it all on the Eastside.
Some of my (mostly vegetarian) favorites are listed below...in so specific order.
Eastside has some reasonably good/authentic Indian restaurants. Whether you are looking for the typical Naan & curry, Dosas (Indian Crepes), Chaat, Indo-chinese cuisine, Indian Pizza or some light snacks to munch on -- you will find it all on the Eastside.
Some of my (mostly vegetarian) favorites are listed below...in so specific order.
- Indian-style Pizzas from CanAm Pizza (in Bellevue). Yumm!
- Gobi Manchurian & Dahi Bhalla from Kanishka (in Redmond)
- Onion Kulcha, Naan (and vegetarian curries) from Pabla (in Issaquah)
- Gulab Jamun & Parothas from Punjab Sweets (in Kent)
- Pongal & South-Indian Buffet from Udupi Cafe (in Bellevue). Food here is influenced by the cusine of Karnataka
- Dosas & Paneer Tikka from Spice Route (in Bellevue)
- Indo-chinese food from Inchin (in Redmond)
- Mysore Bonda & Veg Biriyani from Curry Point (in Redmond)
- Dosas at Aahaar (in Snoqualmie). Food here is influenced by the cusine of Kerala
- Pan roasted eggplant at Moksha (in downtown Bellevue). Some of the dishes here are influenced by the Tamil cuisine
- South-indian items at Swagath Groceries (in Bellevue)
- Chapatti from Haveli (in Redmond)
- Chaat and Indian Pastries from Mayuri Bakery (in Bellevue)
Idli and Dosa fromSadya Palace(in Redmond).Idli & Dosa batter from Curry Point, if you prefer making it yourself.Kaati Rolls fromAnju's(in Kirkland)
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