Bev(ə)rij

Indian drinks or Indian beverage is a popular part of the Indian cuisine
and has an array of drinks that are both unique and refreshing.

Bottle Soda
$2.61
Your choices are Coke, Diet Coke, and Sprite.
Bottle Water
$1.88
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Bottled Sparkling Water
$3.14
Carbonated water is water that manufacturers infused with carbon dioxide gas. Drinking sparkling water provides the same sensation as drinking a soda.
Indian Lemon Tea (HOT)
$2.51
Warm lemon-flavored tea sweetened with brown sugar is the perfect way to begin your meal or to unwind in the evening after eating.
Lassi (Yogurt Drinks)
Priced by add-ons
Lassi is a popular north Indian yogurt drink. It's refreshing, healthy, and low in calories. It can be enjoyed plain or flavored with spices, fruits, or herbs.
Masala Chai (Tea)
$4.61
Spiced milk tea is flavored tea beverage made by brewing black tea with a mixture of homemade aromatic spices and herbs. Your choice of (Hot or Iced)
Masala Lemon Lime Soda (Indian Lemonade)
$2.61
What do you do when life gives you lemons! Taddaaaaa! MakeMasala Soda! Masala soda is a very well-known street drinkfound in most of the cities. It’s the same thing as lemonade buta bit of different Indian ingredients.

Miscellaneous Items

Sauces and side dishes for you to choose.

DOSAS & IDLIS

Dosa
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Dosa also called as Dosai (in Tamil language) is a famous and popular South Indian breakfast or snack in India as well in the rest of the world. Dosa are basically crispy or soft crepes made with ground and fermented lentil and rice batter.

Starters

The best party foods are those you can easily eat with your hands.

Rasoi House Non-Vegetarian Entrees

All entrées start from a base of garlic, onion, and ginger and are served with Vegan Basmati rice. Most of entrées can be made dairy free upon request.

Rasoi House Vegetarian Entrees

All vegetarian entrées start from a base of garlic, onion, and ginger and are served with Vegan Basmati rice. Most of entrées can be made dairy free or vegan upon request.

Desserts

Amazingly Delicious Indian Desserts to Savor.

Indian Breads

Indian cuisine features a rich variety of breads, both leavened and unleavened. Popular leavened types include naan, bhatura, and kulcha, often soft, fluffy, or deep-fried. Unleavened staples like roti, phulka, paratha, and puri are made from whole wheat and can be plain, stuffed, or fried. Each bread pairs uniquely with regional dishes, reflecting India’s culinary diversity.

Kids Meals

Our kids are the most important things in our lives.

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