RaajGharana Indian Restaurant & Bar

We went there for the Holi special buffet today around 11:45 AM. At that time there weren’t many people, and the buffet had a good number of dishes as promised, so we were looking forward to trying everything. The appetizer section had a nice spread of salads and it was presented well. The gulabi dahi vada was unfortunately too sweet, and the inside was stiff and dry. The samosa chaat was nicely presented, and the samosa itself tasted good. They also had dhokla bites as an appetizer, but they did not have the texture of dhokla at all. Instead of being soft and fluffy, they were more grainy and doughy, and the taste was a bit strange. The paneer appetizer dish looked very bright, clearly colored with artificial coloring, and unfortunately it lacked flavor. The cut mirchi stuffing was good

Stepping into this restaurant truly feels like entering a royal retreat. Everything about the place is elegant and grand—from the entrance and seating to the utensils and cutlery. The chicken biryani had a well-balanced level of spices (not talking about spicy), though the spices was slightly different from what we’re used to. The rotis and kulchas were perfectly made, and they also offer beers on tap, along with a nice selection of cocktails and mocktails. This place would be even more amazing with a buffet option. Raaj Gharana, please consider it!

Rajgharana offers a vibrant dining experience with beautiful, colorful decor that sets a welcoming tone. The food was tasty overall, though the chicken, while flavorful, could have been more tender. The real stars of our meal were the pani puri trio and the rasmalai delight. The pani puri trio was incredibly refreshing with three distinct and well-balanced flavors - tamarind, guava, and mint. Each one brought something unique to the table. The rasmalai delight was equally impressive - a soft, delicate cake topped with rasmalai that was absolutely delicious. Overall, a great spot for Indian cuisine in Issaquah with some truly memorable dishes. Would definitely return to try more items on the menu!

We went to celebrate a birthday at Raajgharana. It is catering to a much needed gap - fine dining India cuisine restaurant in seattle. Loved the atmosphere, food and service. Well done! Very authentic, not-your-usual India dishes like champaran mutton that we enjoyed a lot. Loved the plating and presentation of food. Prices are worth it. Will recommend visiting!

e were originally heading to Masti Restaurant, which closes at 9 PM. Since we reached the area around 8:50 PM, we quickly searched for other nearby options and that’s how we found this gem. Radhika was our server, and she took good care of us. Drinks • Mojito – 3/5: Nicely garnished with mint, but it lacked the refreshing punch a mojito usually has and leaned a bit too sweet. • Penicillin – 4.5/5: My friend ordered this, and I tried a sip as well. Really well balanced and enjoyable. Starters • Complimentary Veg Clear Soup – 4.5/5: Light, flavorful, and a pleasant surprise. • Dahi Puri – 5/5: Absolutely perfect. I loved it! My friend wasn’t sure at first, but it turned out to be a great choice — delicious and well-prepared. Mains & Breads • Serrano Lachha Paratha – 4.5/5: Very good, simi