My favorite vegetarian, vegan and gluten free Indian restaurant here. People who come here for the first time may not be able to tell whether it is a restaurant or a grocery store. At night, it seems difficult to enter from the outside, but when you enter the store, the left side is a restaurant and the right side is a grocery. My husband and I sometimes buy frozen Indian food for takeout or try Indian desserts. It's a very reasonable. We try to order different things every time. We like Pabla Vegetarian Specialties meal. Served with complementary basmati rice but I always added nan too. Their nans are good. This time we ordered #42 Navratan Korma, #46 Aloo Gabhi, #51 Daal Maharani. Each dish had different spices, so the three of us could enjoy the taste. I will try other food again next time.

Haven't had Indian food in years and finally was able to get kosher indian here! Really enjoyed it!! Note-we ordered mild/medium and it was a bit spicy, but still liked it.

This is one of my all-time favorite restaurants. It's kosher, dairy, and vegetarian, packed with flavor. Even though prices have gone up, it's still really affordable given the generous portions and kosher status. The northern Indian Punjabi food is the best I've had! Sharing a variety of dishes with friends is a highlight. Service is good, and the ambiance is great with lofi Indian music playing in the background.

This may be the best Indian food in Renton area, likely top 3 in WA for me after Taste of India. I don't usually eat at vegetarian places, but their food is delicious and many dishes use paneer instead of meat. Try the special biryani, shahi korma, saag paneer, samosas etc and all that i've tried has been excellent. Chilli cheese was very good, garlic naan is always excellent. Also, rice is included with these entrees, some restaurants don't which is annoying because it doesn't cost much to include. I often get takeout but it's a nice spot to dine in as well, and there's also a deli and a variety of desserts to sample. Go check them out!

One of the best Indian restaurants in the area and I have tried many. Service is also great and very friendly people. Been going here for almost 15 years and they have stayed consistent.

Seattle area longtime indian vegetarian restaurant has made its name for quality food and sweets. Would recommend anyone to check it out

We went to Pabla Indian Cuisine on Saturday night as a party of 3 at 6:00 PM. We were seated immediately, and ordered the following: Samosa Chat (#9) - this was so good! The yogurt gave the samosas a nice tang. We had to not lick the sauce off the plate. Channa Tikki (#14) - this went well with the samosa chat. The texture of the channa tiki was perfect-the potato was both crispy and chewy, and the garbanzos were bursting with flavor. Aloo Kulcha (#21) - this was good on its own, or dipped in sauces. This flatbread had potatoes inside without it being bulky. It was savory and wonderful. Kabli Channa (#50) - we are partial to garbanzo beans. We didn't like this dish as much as the Channa Tikki, but it complimented it very well, as well as the basmati rice. Paneer Tikka Masala (#60) - the sauce in this dish was creamy and satisfying. We wanted more! We ordered and shared our food family style, and left wanting more. The ambiance in Pabla Indian Cuisine is relaxing-it was quiet on the day we went, and we enjoyed our food. We also enjoyed their shop after dinner and got some baklava and besan to go for a sweet treat. Their food is flavorful and good quality. We didn't end up missing or needing meat to make our meal wonderful. We can't return soon enough.

I wish they would bring back the pre-covid vegetarian buffet. It is a family favorite and was always so busy! We truly miss it. we sometimes go to the grocery store now and buy sweets.