Lamba's Royal Indian

Re-downloaded Yelp just to write this review. We tried their samosas at the Farmers Market at Mueller. Not sure what compelled me to pay $7 for 2 veggie samosas, but we were so disappointed. Small, soggy exterior, mushy filling with subpar flavor. Didn't taste any turmeric or cumin, no potato, just not good. We love samosas and we hate wasting food, but we had to throw the rest away. Not sure about the rest of their food offerings, but we won't be spending our money here anymore.

Located at the food trailer park on Rainey Street & open pretty late on Fri / Sat makes this the ideal place to grab a quick bite when in that area. We shared a Spicy Lamb Curry Wrap and it seems just enough for two people. I asked them for an extra plate and to cut the wrap in two and they did so props on the customer service. I remember enjoying it, the price point for the size of wrap was good and i gobbled it up in record time so I'm making this my spot for the next few times I'm over on Rainey to sample the rest of the menu so I can get a better understanding of the menu. 4 stars for now!

We had a chance to try them at Mueller's farmers market. We just had opportunity to try their samosas. They gave 2 samosa with side of chutney for $7. The reason for 1 star is that the samosa they served were pretty small size as well as not fresh or hit either. It seemed they got some frozen samosas from indian grocery store being fried out. Also price of 7 bucks seems outrageously pricey.

As a Brit I miss my two favorite types of foods : good Fish N Chips as nothing beats the local chippy ... And really good curry as every town has several really good curry houses; and I have yet to find anything close in any US city!We discovered this company at the local farmers market... And I love their food! Its authentic and delicious - their tomato and cilantro chutney replicated the "starter" tray that was always served with poppadoms at my local curry house ; some moorish!Their dal was delicious and perfectly spiced; it's not crazy hot which makes it authentic to traditional Indian cuisine, the spinach paneer was delicious and not overly salted as is the case with many versions of this dish and the cauliflower and potato dish was great !We ended up with 6 dishes and two stuffed breads for under $35 which was enough for two meals!Cannot wait to try more

One of the food trucks that still have their lights on later than all the rest. They accepted credit easily, and the lamb wrap was pretty good for late night grub. Hit the spot! Would be back. -1 star: no mango lassi :(just the usual...water and soda

Hungry from a bar crawl, we dropped by for a plate of Chicken Tikka Masala. You know those styrofoam boxes that have two small compartments and a large one? Well, they packed the large compartment full of rice and one of the smaller compartments with Tikka. What gives?? Not only was the sauce runny, the bites of chicken were few and far between. My only disappointment is not photographing the tiny portion size. We had Masala Dhaba later in the night and felt it was a much better value for money and just as tasty!!

Service was prompt and friendly. When I went, cash was not accepted.I got the chicken curry, and it was delicious. The reason I am giving this place only 3 stars is because of small details that could be improved upon- the basmati rice was lumpy and not cooked well, and in size it was disproportionately larger than the curry serving. There were also some hard bones in the chicken and inedible spices that I assume were not supposed to be there.

I thought LA had drunchies figured out, boy was I wrong!Lamba's was an amazing surprise on Rainey street. If you're there hanging out, you must come here! Order the spicy lamb curry wrap, if they don't have that then the spicy lamb bowl. The spiciness & great flavor go perfectly with all the drinking being done. I cannot express how good this is.The only con, is the service is a bit slow & unorganized.

Good Indian food, but some aspects need improvements. We got paneer masala and chicken curry on rice. Both curries were fragrant with a lot of Indian spices. The level of spiciness is about right too; not too spicy, not too bland. We loved that they put cilantro chutney on the rice. As for things that need improvements, I think the rice was overcooked and a bit mushy. The paneer consistency is a bit off and a bit too small. Also there were some inedible parts in the curry like onion peel and cardamom pod. The service is very good. Fast and friendly.

I go every couple weeks to the Buda Farmer's Market on Sunday to pick up prepared Indian Food from Lamba's. It is delicious and healthy, and very easy for me to just heat up during the week when I don't have the time to cook. He has a great variety: lamb curry, 4 or 5 different chicken dishes and over a dozen vegetarian dishes. Every one I have tried is delicious. Plus naan, pakora, samosas, and chutney! This is the best Indian food in Hays County.