Neehee's

If you love Indian food this is a MUST TRY spot. This is more Indian street food style versus your typical butter chicken and rice and I am telling you it is amazing. Everything we ordered was full of flavor and the staff were so helpful. It was nice hearing their favorites and we couldn't rave more about the samosa chole. We ordered it spicy and it was one of the best meals I've ever had. The plates are set up to share so try multiple things. The Chutney vada pav was delicious and it's basically like a potato burger for those unfamiliar and it's heavenly. I also love how large the restaurant is and quick the food comes out. Hope you enjoy!

I enjoyed this place despite my friend's constant, good-natured hectoring of me about it being vegetarian. She hadn't realized that before we got there. They must be the real deal, as it was crowded and we were the only non-Indians in the place, eliciting some curious looks. I had thought the counter screen would be full of pics, but it was not. I had seen them online. Just saw one reviewer said you can check them on a screen pad when you come in. As it was, I was lost at "can I help you" with a line behind me. I got chole bhature and Idly sambar as I was a bit familiar there, then the chat platter to share after an uncomfortable silence- feeling the pressure. My friends got onion pakoda and schezuan noodles. The chole bhature was excellent, wonderful sauce. Delicious bread puff. Idly is not for everyone, as there is not a lot of flavor. For me, its a texture thing and I loved them, nice and fluffy. The variety of chaat dishes were ok. Many of the same flavors/ ingredients shared between them though. The Dahi Puri was my favorite. The really stand out flavors were of chaat masala, besan batter and black salt. I like those flavors very much, and as far as I have seen with my limited knowlege, they are mostly used in snack food like that here. The yogurt sauce was nice too.The schezuan noodles had NO heat, but delicious. Unfortunately I had to begrudgingly agree with my abusive friend that I kept looking for the chicken flavor however (oh, the tortures of the damned!). The pakoda was pretty good, but very good with a couple packs of cholula hot sauce on them.In the end, it was a bad choice for us at the time, as we were really ready for a dinner. I don't know what I was thinking because they served SNACKS, and were just that. Add them up, and its still not dinner.If we go again, I'll have my menu choices lined up when we get there. And I think I'll get one of their enormous dosas (you could fit over a baby's arm) and a paneer dish. The batter fried fenugreek sounded interesting too.It would be the PERFECT place on a hot hot August day, for a little snack and some ice cream, of which they had a myriad of flavors, many unfamiliar, ripe for exploration. I'm glad we went, all told.

Neehee's recently introduced a $5 menu for select items, and the food was just as great as always!

Neehee's is serving up all kinds of Indian vegetarian dishes! I didn't miss the meat at all because they offer tasty options like paneer chili, Bombay grilled sandwiches, and build your own thali, where you could choose two entrees to pair with one dal/lentils and roti. It also comes with salad, yogurt, and dessert! I really like dosa so the dosa wrap was a perfect option since it came crispy on the outside and stuffed with savory potato masala, onions, and cheese. It also came with a small salad and three different chutneys that paired really well with the dosa. The portion was big enough to share as well! The paneer chili (dry version) was very flavorful, with a spicy kick to it. It had lots of veggies like onions, bell peppers, and scallions for extra texture. Just note that it does not come with rice so you do need to order that separately. They also served lots of dessert options like ice cream and falooda. Falooda was one of the most interesting desserts I've tried recently. This fruity dessert drink is kinda like an ice cream float but also has sweet basil seeds and vermicelli noodles! It originated in Persia and is now popular across Asia. I was definitely not expecting the sweet vermicelli noodles to come up through my straw. I don't know if I would get this again, but it was definitely an interesting try. Ordering is done at the kiosk and then you are given a buzzer to wait for the food. The food was not served all at once so we had to keep the buzzer and wait for it to go off several times for each of our dishes. There is plenty of indoor seating and utensils, napkins, and clean up was self serve.

I went there after a long time. We tried Rose falooda, which was flavorful and tasty with ice cream. They have quick snacks and great seating in restaurant. A great family place to have Indian snacks and good price. We enjoyed it. As always , as always, Will come back.

Wowowow, Neehee's is soo good! For any Filipino reading this, it honestly feels just like an Indian Jollibee, but with a much bigger menu. Most of their food is plant-based with much of it being available vegan, and it is just so so delicious. I'm not familiar with all the dishes, but everything I've tried has been great. If you're not familiar with the food, I highly recommend just stepping outside of your comfort zone and going with a group so you can try multiple options. I always go with a group so I can try new things but also get the Paneer Veggie Grill. Every. Time. Bear with me as I grew up somewhere with tragically no Indian food, but for lack of a better comparison or description, it's like a deliciously flavorful, gooey grilled cheese. Definitely my strongest recommendation. You can't ever go wrong with mango lassi either. I tried Falooda for the first time during my last visit, and it was a hit. They describe it as the Indian equivalent to boba. I can see the comparison - sweet drink with dairy and textured topping - but it doesn't really compare. Very very delicious and creamy with a fantastic texture of basil seeds and vermicelli noodles.They also have a huge variety of home made ice cream. It is very good and very creamy.

We ordered from Neehee's via Uber Eats, and the food was delicious. We appreciated their use of sustainable packaging. Our large order, which totaled $200, was for a gathering with friends and included Idli Sambar and Vada, Aloo Paratha, two thalis, Cut Mirchi Bajji, Vada Pav, Dabeli, extra roti, and extra rice. Unfortunately, the rice and salad were missing from the thalis--a big disappointment since my son loves rice. Additionally, no utensils were provided, which is a common issue with many Indian restaurants. Since we ordered delivery, I can't comment on the ambiance, but overall, Neehee's is a good vegetarian and vegan Indian restaurant. We would order from them again when in Columbus, Ohio.

I was craving for some good Indian South Indian food. There are "limited " choices to "good" south Indian food here in Central Ohio. Neehee (self serve) was the restaurant of today. Walked in and was immediately greeted to a noisy atmosphere. So if you are looking for ambiance and some quiet zone, this is not it! . The ordering process was straightforward. Line up, get to the counter, a rushed individual takes your order, you pay,, hands you a paging device, you go sit and wait. Note: if you didn't order a drink go "where is waldo", find it, then at a very different spot find water, with empty used water jugs thrown casually on the counter for effect!I ordered a staple, Mysore Masala Dosa. Got paged, went up, picked my food, hot back to my seat. The dosa was large! Impressive. Well fried, tasted okay. The Mysore Masala was blah! More color than substance. The fillings and chutneys are in 3 pockets of your thali.Potato filling was okay, portion insufficient for the size of the dosa. Coconut chutney was very flavorful The sambar was flavorful but lacked oomph. All in all, a middle of the road experience. I left looking up my phone contact to my friends, the Subramanians, devising a plan how to invite myself to a home made breakfast! I'm sure it will be a much better experience!

This spot is phenomenal!!! We grabbed 4 items: Cheese & Jam Dosa, Gobi 65 Dry, Paneer Chili Gravy, and the Vegetable Pakoda.Everything and I mean EVERYTHING!! Was amazing!! The spice on the Gobi 65 was just the right amount and wasn't overpowering at all. The flavor palate of the Paneer Chili Gravy was next level!If you haven't had an opportunity to try this spot out do it ASAP!!! You won't be disappointed.

This is my go-to place to have Indian food. I have tried almost everything from their menu. The Food taste has been consistent for the last 5 years. I can confidently say that every item has met my expectations and some have even exceeded expectations.The Staff is very friendly.