Nice food, great ambience and very crowded. Had to make a reservation in advance to get in. Food wasn't as spicy as it is in similar places in India but was well prepared and good. It was one of the costlier Indian restaurants I have been to in the US. I have been to quite a few Indian restaurants in the Bay area which are good too but less costly. The Indian style cocktail was OK but the food was quite good and filling. Paratha was great and so was the nan. Vegetarian options: Being an Indian restaurant it obviously had a lot of vegetarian options available. Traditional dal, paneer, breads, rice, vegetables were available. Parking: Parking is difficult but they do have a valet service for w...
A few things in bad taste for a restaurant that’s supposed to be a special occasion place: They can’t convert your bar tab to your table so when your table is ready you have to close out at the bar. it was very awkward and I’ve never “nice” seen a restaurant not just move the tab for you. They have blue soap in the bathroom for hands (like dish soap). It dried out my hands and smelled kinda bad. Come on!! They add a 4% surcharge on top of your meal for “the increased cost of goods and labor.” Gave me the ick. Increase your food prices and don’t be sketchy like this. Food was good but not good enough. No better than any takeout place. It definitely was the spot 6-7 years ago. It’s not anymore...
Worst restaurant I have visited in the past 5 years. First tells me kids are not allowed, what restaurant says that kids are not allowed to dine in. There were multiple families with children sitting and dining in while I was there. Their excuse was oh if we had room outside we would sit you down. Then walks my family to a franchise Indian restaurant and says eat here it’s the same, while I was parking the car. Who does that, to full of themselves get over it it’s just food. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1
I went to Rasika with my family, including my child, for dinner. Rasika members refused to serve us. They stated that we do not allow children here I believe they should update their internet portal so that no one wastes their time coming to these places that do not allow children. Kid-friendliness: Unfriendly they don't serve families with kids. They become so modern that they completely forget about their own childhood. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner
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This is the best Indian food I’ve ever had. Everything was so tasty and delicious. Highly recommend it. Make sure to make reservation well in advance Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $50–100 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Gulab Jamun
Worst restaurant I have visited in the past 5 years. First tells me kids are not allowed, what restaurant says that kids are not allowed to dine in. There were multiple families with children sitting and dining in while I was there. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1
The service was lack luster as we were never checked on until the end of the meal. All food ordered was wonderful and a beautiful decor. Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 5
Palak Chaat me! This place conveniently located in Chinatown is easy to find because you constantly hear the hustle and bustle of the busy restaurant.
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Being Indian I guess I find it a little inauthentic? Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $100+ Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3
While in DC, you haaaaave to check out Rasika, especially if you like Indian food.
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