Egglicious India

My friend and I came to this place during lunch on a weekday. The restaurant was empty, maybe about two tables. Two staffs. Upon walking in, I think you just self sit, ask for menu, then order at the counter. Their menu seems very Indo-Chinese with a hint of Szechwan spices. So if you love spicy, I would definitely try this place!My friend and I ordered: Egg Lollipop, Mumbai Egg Bhurji, egg butter masala. Everything was very delicious. The egg lollipop is spicy but is manageable. I really love the egg butter masala! Eggs do get filling in your belly so we did had left overs at the end. The staffs were very nice, parking is a little small. The restaurant is a good size and very clean. Overall, I highly recommend this place, I would definitely come back and try the rest of their menu.

We found this egg-eterian Indian restaurant. It didn't really seem to be popping unfortunately but I thought some of the things wr got were pretty tasty.The egg bahubali was supposedly one of their popular dishes but it was a bit weird. It was kind of like saag with a layer of egg scramble and some sort of idlli (similar to adding bread in French onion soup) that added a weird texture.The dahi puri here was very good. The crisps were slightly thicker than other places I've been to which added extra crunchiness. It was also not very greasy so I would guess it was baked or something. The filling was a perfect mix of yogurt, sweet, and minty chuntneys.The masala omelette was also pretty tasty. The egg part was soft and they had a layer of sauce that was akin to pav bhaji. Honestly the whole dish was basically pav bhaji with an omlette--which was a big plus for me.

So sorry for the bad review. I told them few times NO FRIED EGG on my item as i will be driving around 4 hrs to get hm. But they still did it. And the taste of that dish "Surti Gotalo" sucks this time. I am from Surat so I know what it should it taste like. Also Pani Puri i ordered, it sucked cause no sweet chutney to go along with it. But I did not say anything as there was nothing else companying Pani Puri. Not the authentic way to be eating it. I am so disappointed. Spent around $60 & it was nothing worth except the soup & Manchurian. I would ask for a refund.

Food is great but the ambiance is really the turn off. Advice for management; focus on ambiance, good romantic lights and put a curtain between counter and kitchen. You can improve a lot if you do such things

Paneer tikka masala left a lot to be desired. Tasted like canned tomatoes, and didn't have enough of the bell peppers and onions. Paneer pieces were not seasoned, aka not tikka. Skip. Egg lassun was good. No onions and tomatoes on the side anymore, and pav was very dry. Overall I remember this spot being better. Oh well.

Quite a unique Indian restaurant offering a variety of egg preparations that are popular street food in Gujarat, India.Had previously ordered Egg Lasan Kachu a couple of times using office Waiter.com and enjoyed it. Wanted to go explore the offerings in person. The location is great, close to Lawrence Expy and Steven's Creek. The indoor seating is quite spacious compared to most Indian restaurants.Coming to the food, we tried Egg Peanut Chakna, Singapuri Rabdi and Kullad Chai. Amazed by the flavor profile of Singapuri rabdi which included a delightful mix of garlic, egg whites, tomato gravy, spice mix. Goes well with the Pav. We ended up ordering extra pav. Kullad Chai was also top notch.Definitely going to return here to try the Chef Special, chaat, etc. The service was fantastic, the staff took great care of us.

sev puri is good, ambiance: good, grilled cheese is good but ...not for kids. Overall food and service are good!

Stopped by for a quick dinner. I only ordered one item so not sure if I really got a full view of the culinary breadth. I ordered the Garlic Fry, which I noticed in a lot of other reviews. Based on the ingredients (two eggs, two bread rolls and the special sauce), it doesn't amount to a lot of food. Though the value is in the sauce. I found the mild spicy to still have quite a kick (though my slice tolerance has definitely decreased through the years), though it was still good and a little bit addicting. Everyone orders at the counter, which isn't a big deal. The service was prompt and they were super friendly. The ambience was very quiet. This place might benefit from a TV or even radio. Granted I was here alone though there wasn't any music or ambience.Overall this was solid. I didn't really try a lot so it's not really a full view. Though there wasn't anything that blew me away.

If you're an egg lover, this place is a must-visit. The Egg Surti Ghotala is packed with flavor and cooked to perfection, while the Egg Schezwan Fried Rice is just too good--spicy, savory, and super satisfying. Everything tastes fresh. Whether you're in the mood for a classic egg dish or something unique, this spot won't disappoint. Definitely worth checking out!

For a non crowded restaurant, the service was horrible. The main waiter clearly had his favorite table- kept going to talking with them, he didn't bring us water or plates(even after the food came).We asked multiple times for to go boxes but he kept "forgetting".