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Chaska Indian Restaurant
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Nearby attractions
Las Vegas Outlet Center Annex
Las Vegas, NV 89123
Nearby restaurants
Hattie Marie's Texas BBQ LV
7686 S Las Vegas Blvd Ste 101, Las Vegas, NV 89123
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7680 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89123
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7700 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89123
Cactus Bubble Tea
7686 S Las Vegas Blvd Suite 130, Las Vegas, NV 89123
Frijoles & Frescas
7684 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89123
Las Pupusas
7680 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89123
JJ Asian Foodies
7686 S Las Vegas Blvd Ste 140, Las Vegas, NV 89123
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7580 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89123
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7620 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89123
Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
7550 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89123
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Chaska Indian Restaurant

7686 S Las Vegas Blvd #150, Las Vegas, NV 89123
4.6(613)$$$$
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attractions: Las Vegas Outlet Center Annex, restaurants: Hattie Marie's Texas BBQ LV, Black Bear Diner Las Vegas - S. Las Vegas Blvd, The Bootlegger Italian Bistro, Cactus Bubble Tea, Frijoles & Frescas, Las Pupusas, JJ Asian Foodies, Joe's New York Pizza, Samurai Sam's, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
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(702) 497-0056
Website
chaskalv.com

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Featured dishes

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Dahi Papdi Chaat Royale
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Egg Kati Roll
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Shahi Malai Kofta
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Palak Paneer Royale
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Vegetable Jalfrezi
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Butter Chicken Royale
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Chicken Tikka Masala
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Kashmiri Lamb Masala
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Masala Dosa
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Garlic Naan
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Cucumber Raita
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Chaas
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Gulab Jamun
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Rasgulla Royale

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Nearby attractions of Chaska Indian Restaurant

Las Vegas Outlet Center Annex

Las Vegas Outlet Center Annex

Las Vegas Outlet Center Annex

4.5

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Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Chaska Indian Restaurant

Hattie Marie's Texas BBQ LV

Black Bear Diner Las Vegas - S. Las Vegas Blvd

The Bootlegger Italian Bistro

Cactus Bubble Tea

Frijoles & Frescas

Las Pupusas

JJ Asian Foodies

Joe's New York Pizza

Samurai Sam's

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Hattie Marie's Texas BBQ LV

Hattie Marie's Texas BBQ LV

4.2

(433)

Click for details
Black Bear Diner Las Vegas - S. Las Vegas Blvd

Black Bear Diner Las Vegas - S. Las Vegas Blvd

4.5

(2.1K)

$

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The Bootlegger Italian Bistro

The Bootlegger Italian Bistro

4.6

(2.5K)

$$

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Cactus Bubble Tea

Cactus Bubble Tea

4.4

(129)

$

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Reviews of Chaska Indian Restaurant

4.6
(613)
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5.0
1y

As an Indian staying in Vegas, the craving for authentic Indian food and Desi Chai is a common experience, especially after a couple of days. This January (2024), my quest for a non-generic Indian buffet led me to discover Chaska Indian Street Food - a place that promised quality, taste, and authenticity. Despite being a 15-minute drive from the Vegas strip, the journey was absolutely worth it.

Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by Arie, a delightful and humble girl whose charm and efficiency added so much to our experience. Her welcoming nature truly made our day.

Our culinary journey began with a freshly made tea, reminiscent of the street-side chai found in India. Accompanied by a flavorful Bhel, the start was nothing short of perfect. For the main course, we chose Bhindi Masala & Daal Makani. Each dish was a revelation, made with fresh ingredients that clearly stood out. The absence of frozen items was a pleasant and notable aspect.

Impressed by our first visit, we decided to return the next day. This time, we indulged in four cups of their irresistible chai, savored the Veg Pakoras, and ventured into the Brinjal Masala for the main course. The Brinjal Masala was a standout dish - so exquisite that it left us wanting to take some back to California! Along with the mild and perfectly seasoned Daal Tadka, each dish was a testament to the authentic flavors of Indian cuisine.

The highlight of our visit was meeting the talented Chef Vijay Deokar. His passion, extensive experience in India, and background as a corporate chef with 5-star experience shone through in every dish. His dedication to quality over quantity and his profound knowledge about food made our dining experience exceptional.

In a city where many opt for bulk buffet offerings, Chaska Indian Street Food sets itself apart by focusing on quality, freshness, and traditional flavors. Arie's exceptional service, coupled with Chef Vijay Deokar's culinary expertise, makes this restaurant a must-visit for anyone in Vegas craving authentic Indian cuisine. It's not just a meal; it's a delightful and blissful experience worth every minute of the drive from the strip.

It's not easy to make me happy with food and attitude, but this place has all...

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4.0
1y

First of all, let me just say the chef is what made me add stars to this experience. He was wonderful, kind and accommodating.

I had the Samosa Chole Chaat and Vegetable Biryani with Garlic Naan. The biriyani was unique with rosewater and saffron flavoring. The chole chat was also different then what I am used to, but I enjoyed it. The garlic naan was great.

That being said...

I was actually the first customer in the restaurant once they opened around 5 pm. I was greeted by a young woman who told me I could seat myself. She was not very helpful with the menu, rarely came to attend to my water refills, and also didn't seem very phased by the fact that the silverware was not clean. I tried both sets on my table and two sets on the table next to mine. There were lipstick stains on many utensils. To be honest, this did not set a very good tone for the meal.

I ordered a vegetable biryani and it was the spiciest biryani I've ever had in my life. I actually asked to double-check the menu to see if there were any ingredients I missed (there weren't), and then asked my server if it was meant to be so spicy?! I'd never encountered that before. I took two bites and literally started sweating. I couldn't eat it. I asked for more water. Again, my server did not seem very phased and told me to just use the yogurt on the rice (I had already tried that and it wasn't helping, at all). But the chef did eventually come out and ask how everything was going (he saw I had barely touched my food and I had been there for nearly 40 minutes). I was honest with him and said although my appetizer was great I was having a poor experience with the entree and explained why. He offered to either remove it from the check or completely remake it, less spicy. He was very considerate and told me not to worry, he would make the dish again from scratch for me (I think he made it without the peppercorns and cloves). Once he returned, it was very good and I really appreciated the attention to making sure I had a good experience with the food.

I'm not sure if my server was new or just inexperienced or what... but she could definitely use some service...

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5.0
1y

We visited this hidden gem for a casual dinner and were pleasantly surprised by the exceptional experience. The interior is impeccably clean and beautifully decorated, paying homage to Bollywood with vibrant posters and elegant touches. The restaurant can comfortably seat around 30 people or more, creating a cozy yet spacious atmosphere. The ambiance is warm and inviting, making it a perfect spot for both casual dining and special occasions.

The staff were friendly, courteous, and exceptionally helpful, providing excellent recommendations on dish selections. Their attentiveness and genuine hospitality made us feel welcomed and well-cared for throughout our meal.

The menu offers a diverse range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, with the North Indian dishes standing out as particularly exceptional. The Aloo Paratha, accompanied by a unique and flavorful mint chutney, is an absolute must-try. Each bite was a delightful blend of textures and spices, showcasing the chef's expertise. Additionally, their chai is outstanding, rich in flavor, and perfectly brewed to complement the meal.

While the prices are slightly higher, they are reasonable and reflect the quality and authenticity of the food. This pricing is in line with what one would expect for the Las Vegas area, where dining experiences are often elevated.

Having tried a couple of other Indian restaurants in the area, we can confidently say that this one stands out as the best. The overall experience, from the delightful ambiance and attentive service to the exceptional food quality, truly sets this restaurant apart. It has earned its place as our go-to spot for Indian cuisine in Las Vegas.

Overall, this is hands down the best Indian restaurant in Las Vegas. We highly recommend it to anyone looking to enjoy a memorable dining experience with authentic and flavorful Indian dishes. This restaurant undoubtedly takes the crown and has become a...

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Varun SinghVarun Singh
As an Indian staying in Vegas, the craving for authentic Indian food and Desi Chai is a common experience, especially after a couple of days. This January (2024), my quest for a non-generic Indian buffet led me to discover Chaska Indian Street Food - a place that promised quality, taste, and authenticity. Despite being a 15-minute drive from the Vegas strip, the journey was absolutely worth it. Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by Arie, a delightful and humble girl whose charm and efficiency added so much to our experience. Her welcoming nature truly made our day. Our culinary journey began with a freshly made tea, reminiscent of the street-side chai found in India. Accompanied by a flavorful Bhel, the start was nothing short of perfect. For the main course, we chose Bhindi Masala & Daal Makani. Each dish was a revelation, made with fresh ingredients that clearly stood out. The absence of frozen items was a pleasant and notable aspect. Impressed by our first visit, we decided to return the next day. This time, we indulged in four cups of their irresistible chai, savored the Veg Pakoras, and ventured into the Brinjal Masala for the main course. The Brinjal Masala was a standout dish - so exquisite that it left us wanting to take some back to California! Along with the mild and perfectly seasoned Daal Tadka, each dish was a testament to the authentic flavors of Indian cuisine. The highlight of our visit was meeting the talented Chef Vijay Deokar. His passion, extensive experience in India, and background as a corporate chef with 5-star experience shone through in every dish. His dedication to quality over quantity and his profound knowledge about food made our dining experience exceptional. In a city where many opt for bulk buffet offerings, Chaska Indian Street Food sets itself apart by focusing on quality, freshness, and traditional flavors. Arie's exceptional service, coupled with Chef Vijay Deokar's culinary expertise, makes this restaurant a must-visit for anyone in Vegas craving authentic Indian cuisine. It's not just a meal; it's a delightful and blissful experience worth every minute of the drive from the strip. It's not easy to make me happy with food and attitude, but this place has all checkbox clicked.
Dirty Souf YankeeDirty Souf Yankee
First of all, let me just say the chef is what made me add stars to this experience. He was wonderful, kind and accommodating. I had the Samosa Chole Chaat and Vegetable Biryani with Garlic Naan. The biriyani was unique with rosewater and saffron flavoring. The chole chat was also different then what I am used to, but I enjoyed it. The garlic naan was great. That being said... I was actually the first customer in the restaurant once they opened around 5 pm. I was greeted by a young woman who told me I could seat myself. She was not very helpful with the menu, rarely came to attend to my water refills, and also didn't seem very phased by the fact that the silverware was not clean. I tried both sets on my table and two sets on the table next to mine. There were lipstick stains on many utensils. To be honest, this did not set a very good tone for the meal. I ordered a vegetable biryani and it was the spiciest biryani I've ever had in my life. I actually asked to double-check the menu to see if there were any ingredients I missed (there weren't), and then asked my server if it was meant to be so spicy?! I'd never encountered that before. I took two bites and literally started sweating. I couldn't eat it. I asked for more water. Again, my server did not seem very phased and told me to just use the yogurt on the rice (I had already tried that and it wasn't helping, at all). But the chef did eventually come out and ask how everything was going (he saw I had barely touched my food and I had been there for nearly 40 minutes). I was honest with him and said although my appetizer was great I was having a poor experience with the entree and explained why. He offered to either remove it from the check or completely remake it, less spicy. He was very considerate and told me not to worry, he would make the dish again from scratch for me (I think he made it without the peppercorns and cloves). Once he returned, it was very good and I really appreciated the attention to making sure I had a good experience with the food. I'm not sure if my server was new or just inexperienced or what... but she could definitely use some service industry training.
Zeek & Rene Restaurant PromotersZeek & Rene Restaurant Promoters
We have visited Chaska twice, first time with our dear Indian friends and then we came back to dine at Chaska again, because it was so good. Chaska is located near the Las Vegas Factory Outlets South, very accessible from the airport. The food was delicious and very flavorful. We have tried different menu items and everything was prepared fresh and you can taste the freshness, absolute perfection. Each dish was prepared with great care and culture pride. Everything was prepared with fresh ingredients that clearly stood out. Truly amazing authentic flavors of India . The highlight of our meal was Tandoori chicken, very flavorful and not spicy at all, perfect blend of spices. The garlic naans were heavenly good . We have even tried an Indian beer and it was very tasty. The restaurant has two dining rooms and the entire restaurant is beautifully decorated. The decor is gorgeous and elegant. It is very welcoming and very clean. The service was great, very professional and attentive. Although the restaurant was very busy for our second time visit, the staff managed to handle everything with professionalism. Excellent service. Especially compliments to the Chef Vijay who prepared our food with such a great care. Overall: we had a great experience and we highly recommend it! Must try this Indian restaurant if you're into good Indian food! It is not just a meal- it is truly a delightful and blissful experience worth every minute of a drive from the Strip.
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As an Indian staying in Vegas, the craving for authentic Indian food and Desi Chai is a common experience, especially after a couple of days. This January (2024), my quest for a non-generic Indian buffet led me to discover Chaska Indian Street Food - a place that promised quality, taste, and authenticity. Despite being a 15-minute drive from the Vegas strip, the journey was absolutely worth it. Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by Arie, a delightful and humble girl whose charm and efficiency added so much to our experience. Her welcoming nature truly made our day. Our culinary journey began with a freshly made tea, reminiscent of the street-side chai found in India. Accompanied by a flavorful Bhel, the start was nothing short of perfect. For the main course, we chose Bhindi Masala & Daal Makani. Each dish was a revelation, made with fresh ingredients that clearly stood out. The absence of frozen items was a pleasant and notable aspect. Impressed by our first visit, we decided to return the next day. This time, we indulged in four cups of their irresistible chai, savored the Veg Pakoras, and ventured into the Brinjal Masala for the main course. The Brinjal Masala was a standout dish - so exquisite that it left us wanting to take some back to California! Along with the mild and perfectly seasoned Daal Tadka, each dish was a testament to the authentic flavors of Indian cuisine. The highlight of our visit was meeting the talented Chef Vijay Deokar. His passion, extensive experience in India, and background as a corporate chef with 5-star experience shone through in every dish. His dedication to quality over quantity and his profound knowledge about food made our dining experience exceptional. In a city where many opt for bulk buffet offerings, Chaska Indian Street Food sets itself apart by focusing on quality, freshness, and traditional flavors. Arie's exceptional service, coupled with Chef Vijay Deokar's culinary expertise, makes this restaurant a must-visit for anyone in Vegas craving authentic Indian cuisine. It's not just a meal; it's a delightful and blissful experience worth every minute of the drive from the strip. It's not easy to make me happy with food and attitude, but this place has all checkbox clicked.
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First of all, let me just say the chef is what made me add stars to this experience. He was wonderful, kind and accommodating. I had the Samosa Chole Chaat and Vegetable Biryani with Garlic Naan. The biriyani was unique with rosewater and saffron flavoring. The chole chat was also different then what I am used to, but I enjoyed it. The garlic naan was great. That being said... I was actually the first customer in the restaurant once they opened around 5 pm. I was greeted by a young woman who told me I could seat myself. She was not very helpful with the menu, rarely came to attend to my water refills, and also didn't seem very phased by the fact that the silverware was not clean. I tried both sets on my table and two sets on the table next to mine. There were lipstick stains on many utensils. To be honest, this did not set a very good tone for the meal. I ordered a vegetable biryani and it was the spiciest biryani I've ever had in my life. I actually asked to double-check the menu to see if there were any ingredients I missed (there weren't), and then asked my server if it was meant to be so spicy?! I'd never encountered that before. I took two bites and literally started sweating. I couldn't eat it. I asked for more water. Again, my server did not seem very phased and told me to just use the yogurt on the rice (I had already tried that and it wasn't helping, at all). But the chef did eventually come out and ask how everything was going (he saw I had barely touched my food and I had been there for nearly 40 minutes). I was honest with him and said although my appetizer was great I was having a poor experience with the entree and explained why. He offered to either remove it from the check or completely remake it, less spicy. He was very considerate and told me not to worry, he would make the dish again from scratch for me (I think he made it without the peppercorns and cloves). Once he returned, it was very good and I really appreciated the attention to making sure I had a good experience with the food. I'm not sure if my server was new or just inexperienced or what... but she could definitely use some service industry training.
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We have visited Chaska twice, first time with our dear Indian friends and then we came back to dine at Chaska again, because it was so good. Chaska is located near the Las Vegas Factory Outlets South, very accessible from the airport. The food was delicious and very flavorful. We have tried different menu items and everything was prepared fresh and you can taste the freshness, absolute perfection. Each dish was prepared with great care and culture pride. Everything was prepared with fresh ingredients that clearly stood out. Truly amazing authentic flavors of India . The highlight of our meal was Tandoori chicken, very flavorful and not spicy at all, perfect blend of spices. The garlic naans were heavenly good . We have even tried an Indian beer and it was very tasty. The restaurant has two dining rooms and the entire restaurant is beautifully decorated. The decor is gorgeous and elegant. It is very welcoming and very clean. The service was great, very professional and attentive. Although the restaurant was very busy for our second time visit, the staff managed to handle everything with professionalism. Excellent service. Especially compliments to the Chef Vijay who prepared our food with such a great care. Overall: we had a great experience and we highly recommend it! Must try this Indian restaurant if you're into good Indian food! It is not just a meal- it is truly a delightful and blissful experience worth every minute of a drive from the Strip.
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