Roti Cuisine of India

If you are looking for great food on lower Queen Anne - THIS should be added to your stops! The food was amazing. Rich, flavorful sauces, tender cuts of meat and the samosas 🤤 ❤️ Service was attentive and while we went before a concert at climate pledge and there was a good line that developed after we were seated - the staff didn’t rush the experience. Enjoy!

The ambience is really nice, the inside of the restaurant is decorated very nicely with Indian touch. Bollywood music plays in the background which really adds to the ambience, and you will get the vibes of dining in India. Full star for that. We went to have a great experience, but we were bit disappointed. We had ordered two Lunch Special Non vegetarian Thali. Each thali was supposed to have two non-vegetarian dish and two vegetarian dishes. However, when we were served, we got only one non vegetarian dish and among the vegetarian dishes, both me and my husband got different dishes. Like, my husband got two different dishes of paneer while i got dal and aloo Matar as the veggie dish. When we asked the server about this, he politely tried to convince us that since we were a couple, they have just given in mix and match manner and that they thought we could share each dish among ourselves. I felt bad because i am paying complete amount to enjoy the thali by myself and not like half and half. It really felt as if we were being served the leftover food from last night. The server was polite so gave an extra star for service.

Beautiful decor but the day we went it was warm and not having any ventilation (fan, or A/C) was quiet disappointing. Food was very much disappointing. Chili paneer was cold when arrived. We sent it back and then it was almost like it was heated in the microwave. Plate was extremely hot and Paneer was chewy. It tasted like a ton of tomato sauce was dumped in. Ragda Patis was cool. Patis was quiet hard. Methi Paneer was way too sweet!! Again it was like warm. Over all very disappointed with the food.

Wow went today and got a bunch of things (lamb vindaloo, mango lassi, a green dessert, and an onion appetizer) and got to say it was all so tasty and affordable. Genuinely a good find on my trip to Seattle and will wish to vist again soon. Good server too! He was super kind, cool, and helpful in helping me make selections within the menu.

The food is good, if you can get a table. Staff ignores you. I waited 25 minutes to. check in for a table with several parties ahead of me (and they had reservations), and none of us could get them to even bother to check in with us. The staff walked right by us dozens of times and completely ignored us. Without ever talking to an employee, we bailed after half an hour. This is the second time I've visited this restaurant and noticed that the staff here just doesn't care if you're there or not. They act like the customers are an inconvenience. Bummer cause the food is pretty good. Save your money and time for a restaurant that wants your business.

Went in around four pm on a Chewsday. Had a cozy, well-lit atmosphere. This location has a nice ambiance and it is in a prime Queen Anne Ave N location. This is the 5th or 6th Indian cuisine location I have tried in Seattle. It was really solid! The staff were friendly and quick. I received my food in a timely manner, and the waiter took the time to patiently answer a couple questions. The food came out as described. I'm not a fan of the doughy garlic naan but that seems to be the only option in Seattle. I stuck w the basic Chicken Tikka Masala and it was great! I will definitely be back here again bc of the convenient location. Solid QA spot if you're looking for some Indian food!