Kasi

Easily some of the rudest service I’ve ever dealt with. Restaurant was filthy, with the detritus of many previous meals all over the floor. I could overlook this if they had been busy, however, I was one of three patrons in the establishment. The hostess was rude and never made we contact, and never gave a thank you or pleasing remark.
Please avoid.
Addendum: I purchased my food to go. The naan is good, but the chicken tikka masala is not nearly as good as a Trader Joes version.

I had the channa masala and the saag paneer with rice. Im indian, and i know what autentic indian food should taste like. The food was nowhere close to being authentic, and it felt like it was made by somebody who has no idea about indian food. I did like the gulab jamun though. I dont think i will give this place another chance any time soon.

Had Chicken Tikka Masala with Naan and enjoyed it. The flavor was great as well as portions. Will visit again for sure.

Bargain bin Indian food! I gave this place two chances. I just left Kasi. The food was undercooked (chicken and rice), and I got the runs 30 minutes later! A total waste of money. This is fast food garbage, at its worst. Hit Subway instead, right next door! Or Einstein’s! As other Unilocalers said, the quantity is miniscule for the price… The positive reviewers on here have obviously not tasted authentic Indian food if they like this tripe!

This place is not fancy, but good for a quick Indian fix. They have a streamlined menu of nine options. You can also get the family deal for $ 28, which includes 2 entrees, rice, and naan. We got the chicken tikka masala and saag paneer. The naan was very good (ask for it buttered). The spinach in the saag paneer was a little too blended, but it was still tasty. This is the only Indian place where you can have your food within five minutes (fast casual concept). It’s convenient for people who work around Yamato. Good for fast, tasty, filling food.

Used to love this place until my recent experience.
Garlic naan was so burnt I couldn’t even bite into it. Completely black and charred on on side.
My chicken tikka, well… I ordered double, both cups were FULL of onions and peppers and NO MEAT. one cup had three chunks in it, the other was kind of normal. The sauce was VERY watery with NO consistency. I couldn’t even get through my meal, I ended up eating a bag of wheat thins out of the vending machine. I wish I called to inform them and all I got was excuses on what they normally put in their food… A squeezed apology and I was told that I would be credited back for this disaster of meal, it never happened, but that’s quite alright, that is the LAST 15 bucks they will ever get from my pocket. And I will tell whoever is listening, DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!

My sister and I shared a couple of combo plates, so we tried 4 different dishes. Everything was really bad. I’ve eaten Indian food many many times, and I’ve never had it taste like this. Even the naan was bad. I would not eat here again.

If I could do negative stars I would. This place has gone wayyy down hill since they first opened, it used to be my go to lunch place almost 4 – 5 times a week, the service is now horrific, there’s been times when I call the place to put in my order and no one answers and when I show up, the place is empty so not sure what the hassle with answering the phone is, specially when running a business. Also the naan bread has lost quality, it used to be my favorite thing there but now it’s more like pizza dough than naan bread. They had a rewards program and then suddenly stopped it so all the points I had went to nothing, they’ve since started a new regular customer program without taking into consideration those who were members of the old program. All in all is only a matter of time before this place has to shut down, it sucks because it started off very promising

Quite literally the worst Indian food i’ve ever had, and this is coming from an Indian who grew up in India. The food got me sick. This is a prime example of Indian food trying to be fast food. It’s far from delicious and the quantity is as if they are trying to ration the food after the war.
Message to the Owner — I understand your desire to run this place like a cafeteria, rather than a restaurant, to have a quick turn around, but you can’t compromise on the quality and taste of the food.

Fast Indian food??? Who woulda thunk it?! By far my favorite place to go get lunch near my job. The tandoori platter is my favorite because it comes with everything — a nicely spiced and roasted chicken leg, salad, dal and naan bread… it’s a HUGE portion and so yummy… I eat until I’m stuffed and there’s always no room for dinner those nights… yum-​yum!!!

I went here for lunch; i love Indian food. I seek it out wherever i go. I ordered the chicken Marsala curry lunch special which is about $ 7 with tax. The sauce was ok, a little thin for my liking. the rice was very dry and almost tasted stale and the chicken was not tenderized. It really just tasted like baked chicken that they poured sauce on prior to serving the food. With curries this never tastes good. The chicken would be better off cooked with the curry. Anyway i was disappointed.
Service was good though; I ordered and my food was ready in about 5 minutes.

Great place for simple and fast Indian food. The Naan (famous Indian flat bread) is my favorite. They make it by scratch and cook it in their «clay oven». Price is reasonable because the food is so much. Great customer service! If you aren’t sure what you want ask for a sample!!! They wont hesitate and let you try it.

–Simple food selection
— great customer service
— well prepared food
— nice and clean restaurant

I come here sometimes when I’m in the area and want quick and easy Indian takeout. They have good food that’s always fresh, quick and easy.
Get yourself a combo and some of their naan you won’t go wrong.

I am so, so happy this place came to South Florida! It’s fast food Indian. Only a couple small tables for you to sit but better for take out. The prices are unreal as you can get a ton of food for under $ 10 and the quality is high, just as good as many upscale Indian restaurants. They even let you try dishes before you order!
I’ve had their garlic naan, chicken tikka, sag paneer, and chana masala. All are very good and they don’t add as much cream to their food as other Indian places. High quality meats as well. You can even get combinations with several different dishes if you can’t choose!
Definitely try it out and sample the different dishes before you order! A wonderful concept new to South Florida that will hopefully catch on.

It is agreed, this is some of the best Indian takeout in broward. Our office enjoys ordering from Kasi often to change up from your average pickup food.
It is curry-​tastic, that will leave you wanting more, despite a couple beads of sweat
I recommend the Aloo Gobi, and the even spicier Saag. You can get both, as the have lunch specials where you can combine 2 dishes.

Finally a real authentic and great place to eat Indian food.
Love the freshness of the food. I like to take home the family pack. Get lots of food.
My favours thing to drink is the Mango Lasi.
My favourite dish is the Chicken tikka masala and the shrimp dish.
Price-​food very much in balance. Great pricing and good quality.

Food here is pretty good all things considered.
Couple things to keep in mind:
– the parking lot here gets very busy so you have to go early
– the restaurant itself is very small… we had to wait for a table to get up so 3 of us could sit together. It may seat 15 people max
I ordered the chicken tikka, rice, and saag paneer and was very happy with this selection ie– I would totally order it again.
We also shared 1 order of the garlic naan and there definitely plenty to share, it was probably my most favorite part of the meal.

Fast-​food Indian food is a concept that doesn’t really exist in South Florida. Kasi is doing just that — quick, delicious Indian favorites in a casual setting — in a strip mall in Boca Raton.
Their menu is limited — 3 chicken dishes, 4 veggie options, and a couple shrimp dishes. You can choose either a combo (2 entrée options and rice) or a bowl (over rice or salad) — both of which are incredibly reasonably priced. Add in some garlic or plain naan and a veggie samosa, and you have yourself a very filling, tasty, and quick meal!
I had the combo with chicken tikka masala and the daal with rice, and a side of garlic naan. I was pretty impressed, though all the dishes could’ve used some more spice. I’d heard great things about all of Kasi’s sauces, but unfortunately on my visit, they were out of everything except for the spicy sauce. Even adding some of that to my entrees didn’t give me the spice I was craving (so maybe it was just me?).
Kasi’s mango lassi came highly recommended, but they were out of that too (guess it was a busy day for them!). I opted for a chai tea instead, which was good, but not great. Kasi also offers up a couple of Indian desserts, though I didn’t try any.
Overall, if you’re looking for a quick Indian fix and happen to be in the area, you could do worse than Kasi. I’m hoping if I make it back, that they won’t be out of sauces or mango lassi!

I’m happy that there’s a fast food indian spot near by. The food isn’t very spicy or authentic but edible. It’s cheap, fast and a good option for lunch. ($ 6-​$ 10)
The garlic nan was very thick, doughy and not very garlicky. The mango lassi was very good and I would go back just to get the mango lassi. The saag paneer wasn’t very flavorful and the chicken tikka masala was kinda watery but the flavor was ok. Aloo gobi was ok and actually slightly spicy. I’ll go back to try their samosas, tandoori and desserts. I was happy to see that they have gulab jamun on their dessert list.
They need to add some other indian favorites to the menu. I suggest falooda and kulfi to the dessert menu and vindaloo and vegetable korma to the main menu.
I like that there are lots of options for vegetarians (I’m not a vegetarian but I love veggies!)