AustIndia Bar & Restaurant -Food CA (Near Round Rock)

1 /5 Rohit Gupta: I ordered the Amritsari kulche, and being an Amritsari who has eaten kulche all my life, I had high expectations. Unfortunately, it was a big disappointment and did not come close to authentic flavors or texture. That said, the service was excellent and the atmosphere was pleasant and welcoming.

4 /5 Diya Singh: This place is a must-try! They serve delicious North Indian food. The aloo gobhi mix paranthe, chicken naan tacos, amritsari chole kulche, and achari chaap are all really good. The service is quick and the ambiance is great too.

3 /5 Ankiita Tandon Bhatia: My first visit yesterday and garam garam review. Dahi kebabs were phenomenal. The chutneys were in these cute little serving cups....very well presented. The malai koftas were very decent too. The aloo tikki chaat on the whole was real nice...however tikkis were oil soaked so there was like raw oil in the mouth when biting into them...the chole in the bhature were bang on buck delhi style...however the bhature were really sad..the pickled onion and the green chutney somewhat made up for the bhature....but the fact they dont have it nailed....and have it on the menu...is unfair to us all chole bhature lovers....who crave the phule phule garama garam bhature...

5 /5 Aiyubur Rahman: Tried out AustIndia in North Austin today for a little lunch/brunch and honestly, I was impressed. It’s a bar/restaurant setup with a really nice interior, clean vibe, and plenty of parking (always a plus in Austin). We didn’t go too heavy on food since it was lunch, but ordered the kebab platter, a kulcha, and a naan. The kulcha was outstanding—soft, flavorful, and just perfect. The kebab platter was the highlight: sizzling hot when it came out, beautifully presented with grilled onions, peppers, and cabbage. The mix included fish, goat kebabs, and two types of chicken kebabs—juicy, tender, and full of flavor. Honestly, one of the better kebab platters I’ve had in Austin. Since I was driving, I stuck to their virgin drinks. Ordered a shikanji (basically a spicy, tangy lemonade) and a Punjabi mule mocktail. The shikanji was my favorite—refreshing, sour, and with just the right kick. The Punjabi mule was nice too, a little on the sweeter side, but still enjoyable. Service was excellent. The staff were polite, professional, and attentive without being overbearing. Water refills came without asking, and everything we needed was taken care of. A really kind touch: I accidentally left my cap inside, and the server literally walked all the way to the end of the parking lot to return it. That kind of gesture really leaves an impression. Another cool thing—they have a modern ordering system where you just scan, order, and even open a tab from your phone. Super convenient. Now, the prices are a bit on the higher side for what we ordered. Not outrageous, but definitely leaning toward the premium bracket. That said, the quality, presentation, and overall experience make it feel worth it. Overall, AustIndia is a great spot if you’re craving flavorful Indian food with a nice ambiance and solid service. Definitely recommend checking it out.

5 /5 Aditi Gautam: AustIndia Bar and Restaurant exceeded my expectations. The chickpea curry was hearty and flavorful, the chicken in creamy tomato gravy was cooked to perfection, and the naan was soft with just the right amount of char. The drinks added a refreshing touch. Wonderful experience overall!