Kammilis Kitchen - Indian Food

We tried the Punugulu and Paneer Tikka Wrap — both were absolutely mouth-watering and delicious! You can really taste the freshness and authentic flavors in every bite. It took about 10–15 minutes for our order, but that’s because they make everything fresh, and it’s totally worth the wait. They serve chutney with tadka. Highly recommended if you’re looking for authentic Indian street food in Austin!

I recently visited a new South Indian food truck that has quickly impressed me. I sampled their Mirchi bajji, ghee Karam dosa, plain dosa, masala dosa, punugulu, onion pakora, and mango lassi, and found everything to be both delicious and freshly prepared. Conveniently located near the South Austin Costco, this food truck offers a superior dining experience compared to many local Indian restaurants and is very reasonably priced. Opened about a month ago, it provides outdoor seating in the parking lot, where we enjoyed our meal. They have a few chairs and a table available, though during busier times, it may be more suitable for takeout or dining in your car. Despite this, I would prefer this establishment over other Indian restaurants in South Austin, as it is clear they prioritize qualit

This indian food truck conveniently located near grocery and retail stores, making it a convenient pitstop for food. I got the ghee kaaram idli, bonda and chitti punugulu. The food took quite some time to come out. But everything we got tasted fresh and good. Our favorite was the bonda. The chutneys and sambar were also good. This is a good place for south indian food, especially in south austin where there limited indian restaurants.

We have tried food multiple times during last few weeks. Food tasted really good. Tried fried rice, punugullu, mirchi bajji, biryani, poori. Glad to have a south indian food place in South Austin. I hope they maintain the the taste and quality.

My wife and I have been living in Austin for three years. Since leaving San Jose, CA, we have been looking for biryani that measures up to what we’re used to and every single time we have tried, we were left disappointed. Disappointed until tonight that is. I ordered one chicken biryani and drove it home to test with my wife. My wife took the first spoonful, and I kid you not, she wanted to cry of happiness. I then took a bite and immediately found myself in a euphoria or flavors and spices that reminded me of home. The search is over! *insert tearful nod of approval gif* After having one spoonful of biryani, my wife and I both realized a problem. One order was not going to be enough. She was not going to share with me and I don’t blame her. I immediately hopped in my car and drove back