Far Eats Cafe

I ate here today because I work right around the corner, and I was very impressed!The customer service was top notch! The person at the counter was so kind as to explain menu options to me and vegetarian options as well. They were relatively quick getting my food to me as well. The restaurant had a nice decor and was very clean. The prices were decent.Because I am vegetarian, I ordered the Chana Masala to go, which is a tomato curry dish with Garbanzo beans and cilantro. It was very good! I highly recommend this dish. I had it with Garlic Naan and the Naan was also tasty! The food was warm and well prepared.I highly recommend this restaurant if you want great Indian street food, and I will be ordering from here again.

This restaurant serves good Indian Food. I ordered Butter Chicken, Pudina Lamb (Lamb Kebab Wrap) and Kebab Salad (with lamb slices) The Butter Chicken and Pudina Lamb were very good, and the Kebab Salad was very tasty, except the lamb slices were cold (which was not very appealing).Overall, it was a good experience and the staff were very friendly.

Rounding up from 2.5. The food was okay. Not bad but not good either. I tasted the Vada pav - it was a bit dry. And the masala dosa - again a bit tasteless. It did not come with the traditional sambar. I also ordered the masala chai, that was good. It came with 2 parleG Biscuits with felt nostalgic and was a nice touch. The place was clean and the service was decent.

Visited for takeout just before the end of lunch service on a Tuesday. I was warmly greeted by the two employees working and directed to peruse the menus right by the register. I ordered a Lamb Wrap and Tellicherry Chicken and sat at a table to wait as the restaurant was empty aside from one other patron. It was very clean, bright, and airy so a nice place to spend some time. Despite the note on the menu that the Tellicherry Chicken may take 20 minutes, my food was ready to go in less than 10, which was awesome. I didn't try the lamb wrap but the person who did said it was filling and tasty. I ordered the Tellicherry Chicken "medium" and it definitely wasn't spicy enough, so I'd go with "hot" if you're looking for some actual spice; however the flavors were good. For the price, I would've liked a bit more rice but I'd definitely return to try more of their lunch specials in the future.

Nice and simple. Hidden in the lower queen anne hills. From the outside it Looks more like a vegan spot or corner market. The interior is nice and simple. The Food is nice and simple. Even their ourdoor eating space is nice and simple. Very clean. I ordered breakfast and dinner at the same time. Together the even out to an interesting lunch. The sun was out so I sat outside. I can't remember what the breakfast sandwich was called but it was pretty good. Not the best I've ever had, but still good. The bread it was on was nice and soft. I only wish is had a suace. Without sauce, the sandwich is dry. The curry was much better than the sandwich. I ordered their butter chicken. So good. Makes me winder what the other options taste like. A larger portion would have made me happier. Also the chicken was a bit over cooked and tough, but the flavors, so nice.My Chai was bursting with flavor, but light at the same time. There was a very minty or earthy kick to it that played very well with the cold milky flavors and spicy Chai. Their Mango cheese cake was very delicious, but is borderline not actually a cheese cake. More of a cross between flan, cheesecake, and pumpkin pie. Their Mango sauce drizzle was a nice touch. Very tangy and kick up the mild sweet flavors of the cheesecake.So Glad I finally came to check this place out.

*Open for dine-in March 2022*Walked in around lunch time on a rainy day, and quite a few people are waiting for takeout. We tried the Thali Tiffin Box with Meat $15.95 and Mysore Masala Dosa $11.95. The dosa was decent, slightly crispy on the edge, with chili sauce and spiced potato. It's filling, and good for sharing. The Thali was mediocre. Most dishes, including the butter chicken, lamb and rice, were lukewarm or cold. The flavors are decent, but the meat was dry/tough.

Immediately when you walk in the place smells amazing! The owner was there when we visited and she is so very warm, welcoming, and excited. And the food is definitely worth being excited over. We had Dahi Puri, Butter Naan, Tellichery Chicken, Saag Paneer, Chai Tea, Indian Beer. The food comes quickly and to you custom heat/spice preference. The chai tea was the real deal, I'm very glad I tried it. It's a comfortable environment away from the busy streets nearby. We loved the painted mural on the wall composed of photographs from the owner's homeland. Highly recommend!

I feel I should have visited this place sooner. Better late than never. We went here on a Saturday for lunch. The staff is amicable and always willing to help you, especially if you're new to the cuisine. As far as preparation time is concerned, our entire order was ready to be served within 10 minutes. The place has a pleasant vibe with exquisite designs and carvings on the tables, along with captivating murals. I like the flexibility in their menu items according to the time of the day.In the locality, I'd say this is one of the best places for Dosas (thin crepe-like crispy Indian pancakes). The "Mysore Masala Dosa" was very delightful. The potatoes inside were nicely smashed and had a thick paste of spices. The dosa got served with three chutneys (semi-liquid sauces), which comprised a red, yellow, and white coconut relish. We also had the "Tellicherry Chicken" (black pepper chicken in south Indian style), which comes with Basmati (long-grain) rice. It was terrific. I'd recommend choosing the spice level as 'Hot,' but you will not go wrong with either one. The "Samosa Chole Chaat" (mixture of Indian fried turnover pies with spices) was also pretty good. However, it would have been better if the dish had been a bit spicier. It would make it more flavorful. We tried the "Masala Chai" (Indian tea with aromatic spices) served with two small cookies, which was a decent beverage. At the end of the lunch, "Mango Lassi" (the Indian version of a milkshake) was a great delicacy that refreshed us completely. Apparently, it is an incredible 40-year-old recipe and is much different than Mango Lassis at other restaurants.Overall, the place is a must-visit if you want to try South Indian cuisine.

Great take out spot! Had a couple of their veggie options, the eggplant side was amazing and super flavorful. Portion size a bit small for the price, but good food overall.

Quaint small restaurant conveniently located near hotel. Service was excellent and food was very good. Butter chicken - flavorful and lots of sauce for rice and naan to dip in. A bit on the tangy sideLamb curry - didn't try because it was husband's dish but he said it was good. Bowl looks deceptively small but it's a filling portion Garlic naan - not what I'm used to, more like soft pita bread but was so good. Warm and soft and perfect for dipping. Samosas - bit pricey for 2 pieces. A little dry but has good flavor. Chai - good hot teaMango lemonade - pretty good bubbly drink.