Kati Roll Wolla

Anthony (Beer Chronicle) Gorrity

Inside the Lyric Market. Absolutely delicious. I got the spicy lamb on lettuce. It was actually spicy, and it was exploding with flavor. The mango drink was sweet, thick, and creamy. Reasonably priced for the portion, freshness, and quality. I’d go back. They’ll validate your parking for free if you’re under 2 hours and bring a receipt from one of the vendors in the market.

2 years ago

M T

Delicious! I ordered aloo gobi roll and loved it and my husband ordered paneer tikka bowl which was also so flavorful. It’s so nice not to have to go to hillcroft to get scrumptious Indian food. This is located in lyric market. Parking can be hard but there’s a garage and it’s worth it !

a year ago

sai p m

Kati Roll Wala Bowls offers great value for money. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable given the quality and authenticity of the food. It's a fantastic spot for a satisfying meal without breaking the bank.

a year ago

Sus Paul

The bowls are significantly better than the Kati rolls. The bowls have flavor and sauces in it. The Kati rolls came bare and dry. Further, it lacked spicy flavor. The sauces they give also lack the spicy flavoring and are on the sweeter side. The items are a decent price if you buy a bowl. The samosa chat was pretty good but also lacked the spicy flavors needed

a year ago

Mary LeCompte

Overall a good and affordable Indian street food establishment. Vegetable samosa bites looked nothing like the picture on the menu and was mostly dough. Probably would not order again. Vegan nuggets were okay. Prior to ordering we asked what it was exactly and the person said all we know is its made from plants. Okay lol. Masala fries were good with the right amount of seasoning. Now for the rolls. We had our heart set on the Paneer Tikka Roll but unfortunately they were out of paneer. Tried ordering 2 of the Potato Masala Egg Roll but were told there was only enough for one so got one of those and one Masala Aloo Roll. Both rolls were good and had a nice flavor. They gave us two gulab jamun balls for dessert on the house and we enjoyed them. We will be back to try the paneer. As far as parking...we went in the evening and most of nearby street parking were taken so we ended up parking in the garage. The normal rate is $6 but there was an 'event' so they charged $12. Not the most ideal and wished there was a way charge the regular rate for non event patrons. But hey, what can you do?

3 years ago