Kasa Indian Eatery

Honestly some of the best Indian food I've had, and im frm the south bay!! They don't skimp on portions, and the menu is marked with gluten free and vegan options. As someone gluten intolerant, this was such an awesome experience. Crazy delicious. Try the raita yogurt sauce! Also, the chai was pretty good. Apparently they were voted best chai in SF. This ain't no Trader Joe's chai. I believe this may be a local chain. Come support this location!

A good, not great, fusion Indian place (think tikka masala burrito, but wrapped in naan) that works better when it's not trying too hard. The tacos, for example, are a standout. The burrito was filling but not that good, the naan was a little dry. Would I go back? Sure, it's a good deal in an expensive city, and the service is wonderful. The place itself is adorable. But this is not a place trying to impress. It's just plugging along serving food that you didn't have to cook yourself.

I placed my order online for pickup and was very surprised how big the portions were when I opened the package. I ordered the combo plate so had two entrees: I only ate half of it and ate the rest the next day! I liked how there were many vegetarian options as well. I didn't really like the flatbread that came with it; the flavor was bland (I think made of wheat) and it was a little dry. Everything was packaged nicely in a paper bag and ready when I picked it up. Overall, I think it's a good deal for the amount you get.

The large digital menu displaying prices is incorrect and they tried to charge more than displayed. Staff was annoyed when I tried to change my order due to pricing. The staff initially said he changed the amount charged when I changed my order but then said they couldn't print a receipt to show that, instead just crossing out an item on the receipt and keeping the price the same. As I needed a receipt for what I paid, this didn't work and eventually the manager was called over. Manager asked for my email, I provided, and said they'd take care of it. Within a half hour I received an email with the updated amount on a receipt and checked my bank to confirm it. The manager kindly took of $5 for the inconvenience. Manager said they are working on updating the display, although it's surprising that it would be incorrect when printed menus are not.Food was a mixed bag. Chicken Tikka was surprisingly dry and not very flavorful. Would not recommend. Roti was mostly lifeless. Rice was satisfactory and the Keema was quite good, although slightly too much oil. Lentils were pretty basic with not much complexity and much more watery than I see elsewhere.Ambiance is essentially a fast/self-serve casual restaurant.Without service issues, this place gets a 3. With service issues it's between a 2 and a 3.

People! If you haven't, ya gotta check out my go to spot - Kasa! Was starving and needed something healthy, protein packed and delicious! Try my go to - 1/2 portion of chicken Tikka masala and 1/2 jasmine rice with a side of green hot sauce! The portion is enough for 2 but....I ate it all! Enjoy!!

First time trying the food here and I found it so good I forgot to take photos. I got a Yogi salad with gobi aloo and Kasa tacos with lamb curry with sauce on the side. The kick of the spice was so flavorful and the coolness of the cream was refreshing. Shout out to Harry who took care of us. Said we had good energy. The place was small and clean and the restrooms were clean.

Reasonably priced and tasty fast casual Indian cuisine. We usually order a Thali plate and Kati roll - which is enough for two people. The different entree options are all pretty good. Our go-to's are the chicken tikka masala and saag paneer. The Chai tea is delicious so would recommend getting that!

I've been a fan of Kasa for years, I always stopped by for their rolls before heading up to Dolores park for the day.I had not been back to their Polk St location since before the pandemic and last Sunday I decided to give it a go.The place was empty, and the tables were sticky, but I still figured I'd give it a go. Ordered their two item entree, the pricing doubled since last time I was there for sure.Everything was fine, nothing out of the ordinary. But 12 hours later I was insanely sick, missed the day from work, and made sure to report it to the restaurant.I got a reply back from them asking specific details about my visit. But there's certainly some cross contamination or something is not being taken cared of in that kitchen.It's a no for me.

Very sweet staff! Came here on our walk to the park and ordered a Chai! They gave us an Indian homemade cookie to enjoy it with. Very yummy and sweet. Would love to try their Indian Burrito next

Everything here is a hit! If you are debating with what to get on the menu, get it all or just know what your order will be yummy. What I like about this place:- The spice is right! I love how they aren't scared to make it spicy without warning. And you can request for even more spicy. Let this also be a warning to you as well. - The Thali Plate is the thing go get! You get to try out a bunch of things at once. - The flavors are on point for an Indian chain restaurant - The sauces and chutneys. I love how they actually have these and you can buy more if you want to - The Kathi Roll- The chai, which come with two little cookies to dip and snack on- The interior is lively and funThe prices are a bit high especially for the street food vibe that it gives, but it's nothing unusual in SF.