Nasha, South Congress Near Slaughter
20 people recommend, 15 warn against itvia r/austinfood30 comments cited below
The comments cited below are a sample of the full tally across 9 threads.
What people say, in short
Opinions on Nasha are split, though more commenters recommend it than warn against it. Several describe it as a fusion of Indian food and Tex-Mex, and the tikka masala enchilada draws praise while the puff samosas also get a mention; one praises the cocktails and one the garlic naan. One diner says the fusion dishes shine while the traditional ones fall flat. Against that, several call the food mediocre, average or weak on flavor, one says quality declined over repeated visits, and one says a meal at the South Congress location was among the worst they have had in town.
Address
Nasha, 8900 S Congress Ave Bldg 2, #150, Austin, TX 78745
At a glance
- Signature dishes
- Puff samosas, Tikka masala enchilada, Garlic naan
- Opinions divided
- Yes
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The evidence
Every point below is paraphrased from a real public comment, ordered by how much the community engaged with it. Caveats and negatives are kept in — follow any link to read the original for yourself.
- Recommendsu/b_gumiho in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Post praises the curries at Nasha in an Indian Tex-Mex fusion context.
- Caveatu/Aromatic_Goal_1922 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Considers it among the weakest Indian food spots in town.
- Recommendsu/LetsAllStayCalmHere in r/austinfood · Feb 2026
Simply says they love the restaurant.
- Caveatu/afcanonymous in r/austinfood · Jan 2025taste
As an Indian, says literally no to Nasha.
- Mixedu/smn61151 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Says fusion dishes shine while traditional ones fall flat; praises a tikka masala enchilada and the cocktails.
- Recommendsu/Important_Act2559 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Rates the puff samosas as excellent.
- Recommendsu/anxious_annie416 in r/austinfood · Jan 2026taste
Describes it as fusion of Indian and Tex-Mex food; says one dish stays memorable and drinks are good.
- Recommendsu/FakeEmpire20 in r/austinfood · Jan 2025
Names Nasha as a recommendation.
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- Caveatu/ccorke123 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026consistency
Loved it before the pandemic, but quality declined through 2024 visits and they stopped returning.
- Recommendsu/murdercat42069 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Likes the fusion side but loves the Indian dishes, especially the samosas.
- Recommendsu/Alternative_Eye3822 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Says Nasha's garlic naan is really good.
- Recommendsu/milli_138 in r/austinfood · Jul 2025
Calls Nasha a small family-run spot with traditional Indian and tex-mex fusion options; deserves more attention.
- Caveatu/BestInDaWrldsBbyFmno in r/austinfood · Apr 2026
Tells people not to go to Nasha.
- Recommendsu/hogwartstwerkteam in r/austinfood · Feb 2026
Suggests Nasha as a fusion Indian pick if the parents like that style.
- Recommendsu/spikeespieegel in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Doesn't mind the criticism; cares most that the food tastes good.
- Recommendsu/nrojb50 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Agrees with the tikka masala enchilada praise, calling it a dish they didn't know they wanted.
- Caveatu/pelumireee in r/austinfood · Feb 2026
Calls the place mediocre.
- Recommendsu/LittleBudaBelly in r/austinfood · Nov 2025
Says they have had the thali there, which is offered only at weekday lunch.
- Mixedu/chinlessdancer in r/austinfood · Jan 2025
Enjoys the place on its own terms, admits limited Indian food knowledge, and asks what others dislike about it.
- Caveatu/Believe_in_big_ANGE in r/austinfood · Feb 2026service
Last visit brought the wrong order, served cold, and the replacement was cold too.
- Caveatu/Nishamon in r/austinfood · Feb 2026value
Calls the food average, saying Austin has better Indian and Mexican places.
- Caveatu/rolltigers55 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026
Would not return, though glad others enjoy it.
- Recommendsu/Nomdeplume211 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026
Long-time fan who still visits roughly monthly and calls it very good.
- Caveatu/Sea_Body6123 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Would never recommend Nasha; suggests its food is heated frozen food.
- Recommendsu/ProofEquivalent3219 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Loves the place and rates its tikka masala among the top.
- Caveatu/Mysterious_Link3961 in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
Didn't dislike it outright, but it wasn't compelling enough to be a regular spot despite living nearby.
- Caveatu/istartriots in r/austinfood · Feb 2026taste
A meal at the South Congress location was among the worst they've had in town.
- Caveatu/QuietRedditorATX in r/austinfood · Feb 2026
Was intrigued at first, but the menu seemed like Indian food padded with non-Indian dishes.
- Recommendsu/PicklesPotato in r/austinfood · Feb 2026
Has been a fan since first arriving in Austin and says they love it.
- Recommendsu/EE96 in r/austinfood · Jul 2025taste
Would rank Nasha well above the Tikka House meal their group had.
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