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Indian Restaurants in Downtown Austin
2 results Indian Downtown Show MapA G'Raj Mahal Cafe
Indian • Downtown • $10-$25 • First Plates
Our favorite dishes here are the dahl makhani, perfect lentils in a creamy sauce; and Malabar, with lamb, coconut, and caramelized onions. The level of spiciness here depends on who is in the kitchen on a given night, so it's a good idea to ask.
73 Rainey, 512/480-2255
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B Papadom
Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese • Downtown
From the owners of Star of India, Papadom offers classic Indian dishes and Indo-Chinese specialties and keeps late-night hours – perfect for the Downtown crowd.
