What the eatery lacks in design, it makes up for in flavor. Asiana offers an array of North and South Indian dishes on the lunch buffet, which includes appetizers, entrees and desserts. Expect classic staples like tikka masala, lamb korma, saag paneer and even some more adventurous items for the seasoned Indian aficionado. Closed on Mondays, the restaurant offers a la carte table service in the evenings.
When temperatures cool and you’ve had your fair share of the best outdoor activities in Austin, it’s time to seek out some comfort food. What better than sizzling samosas, warming curry and delectable naan bread at the best Indian restaurants in Austin? While it’s true that our ethnic eateries (including these spots serving the best ramen in Austin) might be less ubiquitous than, say, the best steakhouses in Austin, they are serving some of the most delicious and comforting cuisine in the city. From fast-casual joints to traditional restaurants, below are the best local spots to eat authentic Indian food.
