Gully An Urban Indian Eatery

Absolutely delicious Lamb Korma. Great service. I will definitely be back. Mmmmm good. Make a trip to visit Gully!

Wish we had come sooner!!! Excellent & friendly service, DELICIOUS food!! Best samosas we ever had, tons of vegetarian options. My new favorite Indian restaurant in Orlando!

A hidden gem in Orlando, if you are a foodie this place is for you.The best Indian food in Orlando hands down!

The smell when you walk into the place is horrible. We went past the rest rooms to get to Gully and the smell intensified. We did not wait to be seated. We left as soon as we could. The decor in the entire mall is dirty and run down. It made me scared to eat at the restaurant.

Absolutely delicious. Best Indian food I've had. Such unique options and everything is so flavorful. Don't let the exterior make you think otherwise, definitely give it a try!! This is our new go to Indian place! Have already gone back twice.

A new, trendy, funky Indian restaurant FINALLY in Orlando!! But don't be fooled by the cool art and Sanjay Dutt theme of the restaurant. Have been here twice now. First when they had recently opened and second a few days back.First time the service was very slow. Our first item came after 45 mins after we ordered. And everything came in a random order, one drink or one food item at a time. It looked like they were under staffed. The servers looked overwhelmed and inexperienced. Few items we ordered were super spicy. Although we asked for medium spice, the server told us that these dishes are traditionally spicy. Well, we won't be ordering them again. We ordered multiple items - Bhel (bland), Chili cheese toast (spicy, avg), Bhindi fries (good), Gully pizza with paneer and schezwan (spicy, avg), Paneer paratha tacos (good), Schezwan momos (avg), Veg Kolhapuri (spicy, avg), Falooda (avg), Aalo bombs (avg, spicy)Second time was a similar experience. Slow service, small food portions and average taste does not justify the high prices they charge. Though the interior looks nice and fresh, the plaza is dirty and stinky. Bathrooms look like they have never been cleaned.Definitely try the restaurant for its vibe and experience. And I hope to update my review and add a star in the near future.

Ambience - greatHospitality- niceFood- very good. I liked the jeera rice and yellow dal. Other items in buffet is also good. Definitely a place where you can come back again.Suggestions: desert can be better.

The food was good and the service was phenomenal. The waiter was fast and attentive. We ordered the buffet and there was a decent selection to choose from.

Cool ambience and great food. This Bombay street food restaurant with a theme honoring Bollywood legend Sanjay Dutt is part of the House Of Spices complex. My party shared an order of chaat and okra fries to start. The chaat was spicy, tangy and flavorful while the okra fries were spiced just right and not greasy. I had a kathi roll and the roll is actually made of a malabar style flaky paratha. Tried the manchurian chili noodles also. The food was on point and the service was quick. Also, they have a robot waiter that was serving food, never seen that before. Definitely coming back in the future.

To get to the restaurant, one needs to walk through a corridor that has businesses on either side: clothing, gold shop, grocery store exit...until you reach the end where you find Gully. As you enter, one is greeted by a mural of Sanju baba. They had one of those robot waiters that delivered food to the table. I managed to catch it as it was on its way back into the kitchen after delivering some food to a table. The place had a nice feel to it. On the food front:Vada pav: 10/10Hakka noodles (w/ paneer): 10/10Samosa chaat: 9/10Dahi puri: 9/10The menu had some other interesting items on it too. But we were full with these. Worth a visit.