Mama Bros

I was skeptical of this spot I'll admit, but I finally got around to trying it and I'll be damned if it doesn't give my favorite spot in all of Austin Sangam Chettinad a run for their money. Aesthetically on the inside it seems a little odd being severed the way it is between dine-in and take out, but I ordered their medium chicken korma to go and my lord it's one of the best I've ever had.I love indian cuisine and have had it a lot, and maybe I'm not as strong as I thought I was, but their medium feels more like a hot (my mouth is still sizzling as I write this) but it's one of those oddly addictive spice/flavor combos that make you want to keep pushing through despite the heat.This curry quality is top tier; bites of the soft seeds of the various spices they use and a really nice salty/garlicky base with some very tender bone-in chicken.Everything about this feels cared for and authentic and I'll certainly be back to try more.

Very pricy! I would rather go to other Indo Pak Restaurants than this. Worst hospitality ! The chef makes food without gloves on. Not worth the money.

I only tried this place because I saw it on an Instagram influencer. And I'm disappointed after today's dinner. We ordered beetroot kofta, garlic naan and butter tandoori roti. First of all, just look at the price, it doesn't make sense when all the nearby competitors have 30% lower price atleast on breads. The so called beetroot curry only has beetroot shreads on the top of serving bowl. And that's where the disappointment started. Both naan and tandoori roti were ok, but I've had better at other nearby restaurants, which are just 5-15 mins of distance. Price for naan there is 3.99 vs this place has 5.99. I've already provided the feedback to server and onsite manager, they were trying to provide excuse but agreed with us after seeing the remaining kofta in my plate. My honest advice to restaurant owner would be that instead of putting money in getting a reel generated by Instagram influencer, put real focus on food and collecting feedback.

3.5 starsFood was delicious. We ordered Dal Makhani, Beetroot kofta, and 2 appetizers. However if it was a fine dining experience??..No. Menu is pretty much what any other India restaurant in Austin has but its more pricey. Also they don't have any drink menu. Service is relatively better than other Indian restaurants. Ambiance is good.

Pflugerville now has its first drive through Indian food restaurant. With their soft opening today they are serving delicious food and drinks. Great spot to enjoy a meal with some friends or family.

Delicious food and very attentive staff. Prices were reasonable. Fed a family of 6 for under $100. When the "Mild" curry was too spicy for our children they remade it even less spicy and gave us an extra batch without charging. Staff hovered a little bit, but their intentions seemed to be to satisfy and that's how we felt when we left.

Food is excellent and good ambience! we tried their mb special kebab, Mandi, thali, and their biryanis are the best in town! Must try this place

Great Food, Poor ServiceI first visited this restaurant in December on my South Indian friend's recommendation and loved the pressure cooker pilaf. So, I decided to celebrate my birthday here in February--unfortunately, the service was disappointing.1) The night before, we called to ask if we could bring a cake. They said yes, but when we arrived, the host refused. Own your mistakes--if staff gives incorrect info, honor it or at least offer a paid option like other restaurants.2) I received multiple flower bouquets and asked for vases. Three hours later, they never arrived.3) The bill already included a tip, but no one mentioned it, so I tipped twice and only realized later.The food is truly delicious, and the pilaf is the best I've had at an Indian restaurant. But if you want to be seen as a high-status establishment, a beautiful interior and staff uniforms aren't enough--you need to provide high-quality service. I recommend this place for dining, but NOT for celebrating big events.

Clean, sleek & comfortable atmosphere. The food was amazing. Herbs and spices blended with precision. Tender chicken exploding with flavor. Can't wait to go back and try other things.

Since Mama Bro's is new, I decided to give it a try. The restaurant looks good and has a decent ambiance, which initially made a positive impression.We ordered a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes--about eight items in total, along with rotis. The vegetarian starter was good in terms of flavor, but the cost and quantity were disappointing. The prices are high, and the portions are very small, which doesn't provide good value for money.Unfortunately, the biryanis (both vegetarian and non-vegetarian) didn't taste good, and even the rotis were not prepared properly. Compared to other restaurants in Austin, the cost here is significantly higher, but the food quality, taste, and portion sizes don't justify the price.Overall, while the place has potential, it needs significant improvement in taste, quality, and pricing to be competitive. I wouldn't recommend it unless you're curious to try it out for yourself.