Nasha - Indian restaurant in Austin - 1614 E 7th St, USA

Everything was good. The food was certainly Indian, but had less flavor than I expected having had food from many other local Indian joints. Adjustable spice levels are always nice. If you're a spice fan like myself, desi hot is where you want to be. They also have spice shakers so you can adjust it yourself which is a game changer! Service is casual, but accurate, if not attentive. Ambience is casual and artistic, and unpretentious. Give this place a shot!

Ordered delivery. Not please with the taste of the food. I ordered Veg Puff Samosa, Garlic Nan, Sm Raita, and Chicken Tandoori Taco Plates. The Samosa outside breading was too thick and filled with oil. The inside stuffing was salty and tasteless. The Raita was too watery and lacked flavor, and the chicken Tandoori was also salty and not made well. Lastly, I am not sure how anyone could ruin Garlic Nan but they did! It was dry and stiff. I was in New Jersey the day before and ordered Indian food and I would have to say that was way better and tasted homemade. The food here was not good at all! Will not order again!

Kind staff, delicious and unique food! We enjoyed all the flavors. We got the tikka con queso, Aloo Gobi enchiladas, Biryani chicken and Nan. We’ll definitely return. Sizable portions too.

My partner and I are from Ottawa, Canada and were Visting Austin for the first time. On our way to the hotel from the Airport, we decided to stop by to have lunch since it was past lunch time and we were starving. Glad that they were still open. We’re not sure if the AC wasn’t working or that they had turned it off on purpose. But it was too hot inside. Atleast for both of us since were going from 12 degrees to 40 degrees heat. It was a very hot sunny day to be honest. I wouldn’t say that the food was very extraordinary but we really liked the way they have made a fusion of both Mexican and Indian cuisine. The biryani wasn’t properly cooked and had lumps of rice. They had added artificial colours which I personally hate. The taste was okay nothing very extraordinary. The chilly Lamb Rellano was good. Something we had never tried before. Last but not least, the ambience was okay. Seating arrangement can be done better.

We had high expectations that were dashed as we tasted the food. Unfortunately it did not live up to the hype. One Indian member of our party suggested the food was somewhat tasteless. I had Keema enchiladas with Tikka Marsala sauce, it was interesting but nothing to write home about, the samosas were rather bland and the enchiladas were tasteless. We will not be back.

Nasha is truly a hidden gem. After putting off trying this place for years in fear of not finding parking etc eventually made it here today. True to reputation this is the best indian fusion place and the service was great. Price was resonable and they make everything including Nan on site. Very clean Kitchen and Bar.

Totally worth a visit to enjoy some TexMex Indian fusion food. Short menu for simplicity but well balanced for taste safari! Definitely recommend to try their hand made samosa and the chicken wings! The chutney reminded me of home land marathi taste. However to the restaurant I was little turned down for your Tandoori Chicken Taco - the chicken was expected to be tandoor but wasn’t at all. If its tandoori taco it has to be done in tandoor! Liked the interior, the bar tender was friendly, orders came out quick. Nice place will be back for peethla and sheera but the tandoori tacos please do tandoori chicken else it is not chicken tandoori taco.

Love this spot! Come several times a year. The food is great. Excellent spices. Fun fusion options but they have amazing classic Indian dishes too. Highly recommend the curry margaritas! Such a neat atmosphere too - and we love we can bring our dog!