We ordered aloo, paneer and gobhi partha. They made fresh hot paratha and it was so so good. Loved it.

Just saw this on Yelp and gave it a try. Very delicious and authentic Punjabi cuisine. Two very nice ladies are taking orders and preparing the food. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal here and have plenty left over. We ordered mango lassi, limca soda, samosas, Chicken curry and veg. Biryani. Everything was very tasty!!!

Super nice humans Awesome food!!!! They make the roti there Gave me an extra sweet Iconic

From a periodic indian food eater, this was a surprising hidden gem we stumbled on. 4.5 stars. The strong attractive smells are hard to miss when pulling up to get gas. So we had to try the food. The lamb biryani was packed with flavors!! Very satisfying at each bite. How authentic, I didn't care, but just seeing the cooks ethnicity I figured it was pretty solid (and it was). I almost didn't take the yogurt sauce on the side, but the guy convinced me to "just try a bite, and decide to add some" which ended up being right. Even though the spice level was medium, the yogurt sauce adds more, so try it out One minor critique: watch out for pieces of whole spices mixed in. Guess they missed some. You might get a small crunch and bomb of pure herb/spice.

What an awesome place!!! We just searched food close to us on GoogpMaps. This popped up 4 miles away. We have noticed some awesome Indian food dhabas coming up on I-5. We have tried two which were amazing. So we decided try this one also. I had the simple parantha( which she made from scratch right in front of me, she has an open kitchen). Channa daal ghia ( delicious). My husband had vegetarian biryani which was full of tiny delicious vegetables. It came with plain yoghurt. I can't stress enough how amazing it felt to eat travel friendly food on the road. Flavorful, delicious and healthy. The servers were also very friendly and polite. The whole experience was fantastic. Will definitely go again.

New favorite vegetarian-friendly spot to eat on the 5, especially since we try to avoid fast food and would rather support family-run establishments. It's just north of the Grapevine in a gas station. Very homemade style - you can watch them make the rotis fresh to order behind the counter. We've tried their dal, saag paneer, rice, rotis, samosas, and mango lassi. The quality & flavor compared to many sit down Indian restaurants in the Bay Area. The outdoor seating area is not great but it's fine to eat quick and there's a shady grassy spot nearby that's nice for our dog. Also I wish they would post their prices on their menu board. But in general the food is delicious!

Amazing fresh food. Ordered Kadhi pakora, chana, stuffed karela, aloo paratha and roti. The food was very fresh, you could make from the first bite itself, roti's were totally delicious and thin as homemade. Kadhi pakora was made with curd unlike other places which add just besan in water. Usually eating outside makes my tummy upset but first time it was fine. Deducted one star because seating is outside which is open area and guess in summers would be tough as it's too hot so take away would be the only option.

We were on the way home from San Diego when my 7 year old needed to go to the restroom. We took an exit... there were two gas stations... one on he right and one on the left.. we decided to turn left. We saw the sign for Indian food. We usually avoid Indian restaurants in US because none of them are the authentic kind. But we were hungry and didn't want to do fast-food. So we decided to give it a try. The lady behind the counter was making the rotis right there! I asked for somethings off the menu, they were really nice and said they can make it but we didn't want to wait so we got dal makhni, mixed veggie, and 2 of the freshly made rotis. The lassis were freshly made, too. There were two picnic tables outside where we sat to eat... and omg! THE BEST AUTHENTIC HOME COOKED INDIAN FOOD we've had in US. We had to get two more rotis! The universe conspired to introduce us to this place. Had our kid not needed to use the restroom at that exact time...had we made the right turn instead of left... had we found some other restaurant, we would have never known of this little hidden gem!

Was driving up from SoCal to the Bay Area. I missed my regular rest/break exit and took the next one. To my pleasant surprise, found this Indian (Punjabi) gas station store. They have a section inside the store where the sell freshly cooked food. The specials for the day included "Rajmah Chawal" (Kidney bean curry and Rice). So we had to order that :) Also got some freshly fried samosas. The Rajmah Chawal was very delicious and had a nice flavor of "ghee" (clarified butter). The samosas were nice and crunchy on the outside and the stuffing was tasty. I gobbled one without even dipping it in the chutney. This store looked like a family run business and all the people were very friendly. Now I have a new spot to stop for gas and food between SoCal and the Bay! P.S: They saw my 3 year old with me and gave a complimentary sweet (gulab jamun) :)