Egg Laari — Restaurant in Austin

ONLY GO HERE IF YOU WANT TO STARVE AND NOT GET ANY FOOD AFTER 1.5 hours of waiting. I wish I had pictures to put but we didn’t get our order even after 1.5 hours of ordering it. I really didn’t want to write a review but I was a regular here when people even didn’t know this place existed - in fact I have told lot of people about the spot and now the service I have got here today makes me feel that why such discriminated behavior towards me!!! ☹️

Here’s the full story, we (me + 6 close friends) went there at 9 pm - There was a usual line when we joined. Some people joined the line even after us. We ordered 4 dishes and some drinks, papads etc. The person who was taking order said it will take 30-35 minutes, I was like okay - it is not too much - not too less. We are waiting for getting our order. It’s been 30 minutes, I have checked with the guy - he is like the your order is getting ready.. We are waiting.. other folks are coming and getting their dishes.. I have asked again, still he said the same things that we are making your order only. 3 of us kept waiting and asking while even the folks who ordered after us took the food and ate it and gone home. Now we are at 1 hour since we have ordered, again we asked and yep, you guessed it right- still food is in the works!

We were so done after that - we asked to cancel the order and then as it was still not ready, not even one dish was ready. How is it possible? After waiting for 1.5 hours - we were with no food as it has crossed the limit and that’s it. No matter how much I like the eggs there.. I don’t know if I have courage to go there again to waste my time.

After we canceled the order- the chef was like we don’t want to charge you but do you still want one plate, since yours was the last order and then we don’t have anyone to give it to. I have already made it. If there were at least 25 folks who have ordered after me, how is it that my order is last order? So go at your own risk. They are really doing worst at managing the order sorting.

PS: guess what - the person who is responding to all the reviews, they are not even putting any efforts to write the reviews. All the responses to the other folks, it looks like ChatGPT’s free version has...

Egg Laari is the epitome of a hidden culinary gem, and their food truck in Austin is nothing short of a delightful discovery. I recently had the pleasure of savoring their egg kheema and egg gotalo, and it was a breakfast experience that left me utterly impressed.

The egg kheema at Egg Laari is a flavorful masterpiece. The finely minced eggs were expertly spiced, resulting in a savory sensation that danced on my taste buds. The blend of spices and seasonings was just right, making it a truly exceptional dish. Served alongside flaky parathas, it was a perfect fusion of textures and flavors.

But the real star of the show is the egg gotalo. This dish is an explosion of flavors, with softly scrambled eggs at its core. The combination of fresh ingredients like tomatoes, onions, and chilies provided a delightful crunch and a hint of tanginess. The spices were perfectly balanced, and the result was a unique and unforgettable taste. Egg gotalo at Egg Laari is an absolute must-try.

What sets Egg Laari apart is not only their exceptional food but also the charming food truck atmosphere. There's something special about enjoying these egg creations in an outdoor setting. The staff here is friendly, efficient, and clearly passionate about their offerings. They are more than happy to guide you through the menu and cater to your preferences.

Egg Laari Food Truck is a true testament to the culinary artistry that can be achieved with eggs. Whether you're an egg enthusiast or simply seeking a memorable dining experience, don't miss out on the opportunity to visit this hidden gem. Their egg kheema and egg gotalo are just the tip of the iceberg in the world of egg-based cuisine that awaits you at Egg Laari. It's no wonder this food truck is gaining recognition in the Austin food scene – it's a culinary adventure waiting to...

Our recent visit to Egg Laari indulged in Indian-style egg delicacies left us thoroughly impressed. We opted for the Surati Egg Gotalo, accompanied by soft buns, and the Egg Pulao, both of which tantalized our taste buds.

The Surati Gotalo, a renowned street food gem, showcases a delightful blend of boiled and fried eggs, harmoniously mixed with onions, tomatoes, and an array of spices. True to its name, the dish embodies a charming chaos of flavors, reflecting the vibrancy of Indian street cuisine.

What truly set this food truck apart was not just the exceptional food but also the warmth of the owner and the inviting ambiance. Amidst the savory aromas, we found ourselves engaged in friendly conversation, further enhancing the dining experience.

In a world where culinary gems often rely on word-of-mouth acclaim, this humble food truck stands as a testament to the power of authentic flavors and genuine hospitality. We eagerly anticipate our next visit to savor more of their delectable...