“ The atmosphere is serene, the food was super tasty and authentic. The service is amazing and did not have to wait for long time since we visited this place during a weekday. ”

“ We walked in on a late Friday night around 8pm and was surprised that there was a 30mins wait for a table. This appears to be a popular place and did not disappoint. The menu has so many varied options, and the taste hits the spot. We tried the vada pav ,pani puri, kofta and rumalinroti, garlic naan. Everything was pretty good. I especially loved that they make the presentation of the food very beautiful too. The pani puri shots came in a wooden cart like figurines which was fun to see. Overall ambience is fun and music is typical Bollywood great for a fun casual dinner. Id return to try the other options on the menu and would recommend. ”

“ 30 minutes north of seattle - I came here with a group of 9 with no reservation on a saturday and we were able to be seated in around 25 minutes. They have live music and fun decorations. Our waiter was very helpful and gave us great suggestions. We ordered many items: Veg items: I really enjoyed my paneer chote miyan roll. The price was fairish ($13) and the paneer amount/flavor was good. The other paneer appetizer was also really good. I would probably order both again if I go back. The paneer curry was very normal as compared to other places and exactly what you would expect. I would try something else. The pushpa train (fire hoon mein) was an interesting concept. I wasn't exactly sure what I was eating, but I knew it was crispy and flavorful. It was prices at $16 which is far too much for the amount of food given. Non Veg Items: *(I did not try any of these this is based on my friend's feedback)* It looks like the Chicken train wasn't much of a hit, but instead opt for the chicken lollipop. It seems like the biryani, chicken, and mutton curry went quickly as well. Again, it seems like the price does not match the quantity. Overall, I would recommend checking out this place for the novelty and the fun serving concepts. The food is quite average, but that's not what people are coming here for. It could be very fun for a birthday. ”

“ Have gone a couple of times since (every time we are in the area actually) and still loving it. ”

“ Went back to this restaurant to dine in on a weekend. We got the soya chap, veg kebab, chicken shammi, amritsari fish, goat biryani, triple schezwan, fried rice, pav bhaji, paneer korma, chicken patiala, naan and the rabdi jalebi. We also tried a bunch of drinks like their whiskey sour, old fashioned, chaas and masala soda. The stand out dishes were the soya chap, fried rice and the paneer korma. ”

“ Recently visited this Bollywood themed restaurant in Bothell area and the experience was amazing! Food was good and service was quick! We were a group of 14 people and were only able to reserve for 12 online but they were accommodative of extra people. For appetizers we ordered: Soya chaap Chandu ki chaat Entrees: Veg dangal Veg patiala Rumali roti Garlic naan Sizzlers Dessert: Falooda kulfi Jalebi rabdi Drinks: Chaas Banta soda Masala thumps up Aamsutra Appetizers, entrees, drinks were all good. Dessert could have some improvements. They have great vegetarian options. Definitely worth trying this restaurant! I am not sure of the wait times since we had reserved the table in advance. ”

“ I recently visited Fusion India after their renovation, and it did not disappoint. If you love spicy food, this place is for you! As soon as we walked in, I was amazed at the Bollywood-themed decorations. The atmosphere was vibrant and fun, perfectly capturing the essence of Bollywood movies. The food presentation was top-notch. The mango lassi, served in cute cups, was less sugary and more tart, a refreshing change. The pani puri shots came in an adorable car display, with minty and refreshing water that added a nice touch. The butter chicken curry and garlic naan were amazing, you can never go wrong with this classic combo. We also tried another curry (forgot the name), which was packed with chicken and very spicy. The chicken biryani rice was delicious, not dry at all, and the portions were generous. We preferred 0 star spiciness, but all the food still had a kick to it. Finally, we ended our night with a tres leches cake, presented beautifully for my friend's birthday. Overall, it was an amazing experience. The service was excellent, and if you love Indian food and Bollywood, check this place out! ”

“ One of the best Indo-Chinese food experiences I've had in Seattle. So far, the best Hakka noodles I've found in the city. Our server, Nikita, was extremely friendly and accommodating, providing great service. The ambiance is classic Bollywood with loud music and bright lighting, adding to the lively atmosphere. We tried a variety of dishes, and everything was fantastic other than desserts and the presentation of all the food was amazing. While the dessert presentation was impressive, the taste was average. I highly recommend their Indo-Chinese offerings. ”