Small Indian restaurant in Berkeley features regional breads and a menu that changes daily. by Contributor on 12/8/2006 via Citysearch
In Short
The features at this tiny haunt include shared tables and regional bread specialties like tawa ajwaini paranta, an oregano seed-spiked whole-wheat griddle bread, or piyazi kulcha, a soft yeast bread prepared with yogurt…

very good by coyotl on 10/6/2006 via Citysearch
I liked the food, especially since I'm not that into spicy. They are so popular the service gets a bit slow, but its well worth it. \r \r Can't miss with this one.

Good Breads by D W on 7/20/2006 via Insider Pages
The food is good but nothing that you couldn't get somewhere else for less. I had some sort of tandoori chicken dish and it didn't come with too many vegetables so I was a little disappointed. The flavor was pretty good but it was a lot…

Great!!!!! by cheeks94709 on 10/8/2005 via Citysearch
Must have gotten better! I went there about a month ago and the food is better the service was ok and the Naan was great!!!!!!!!!May you should try it again folks becasue I think its back to its good food at good prices and very cozy…

good stuff by Nankun H. on 7/11/2005 via Judy's Book
Ahh, I love the curry here. i think this indian restaurant serves one of the best curries around in the berkeley area. Thick, juicy and fully flavored curry together with some great indian bread dip makes my day very happy :) As with most…

Berkeley Tradition by Alex B. on 6/18/2005 via Judy's Book
This is a very small restaurant with the seats crammed in as tightly as possible. You might find yourself sitting next to a complete stranger.The food is authentic and the portion sizes are large. When i went with my wife the food was good…

The time has past by bobby1980 on 5/12/2005 via Citysearch
As some others have stated, breads of india is on a steady decline, or better yet a nose dive. The owners have tried to expand including another higher priced restaurant in berkeley that went under and a second breads of india location in…

Now the WORST (bad bad food) by ga_bing on 8/17/2004 via Citysearch
Breads of Indian WAS the best restaurant for many years. 1.5 hour lines, were well worth it. But something has changed- for the worst. Last night (Monday), after a short 8 minutes wait, we were seated at 7pm. We ordered Chicken tika…

Mediocre by plain_jane on 6/10/2004 via Citysearch
Overpriced small portions of mediocre Indian food. There are so many better places for Indian in the East Bay. Dont waste your time with this place which serves Americanized Indian food at yuppie prices. The service isnt all that great…

Ghetto Gourmet Indian by vader42 on 8/22/2003 via Citysearch
As opposed to the "Gourmet Ghetto" area of North Berkeley, this restaurant is only an additional member of the unfortunately increasing number of mediocre Berkeley international cuisine. They definitely raise the bar with their…

Don't believe the hype!!! by thoutah on 9/27/2002 via Citysearch
Don't believe the heaps of hype thrown at this place! The lengthy wait isn't worth it, the staff is unfriendly and abrupt, and the main dishes are terribly mediocre. The curries and masalas were all mind-numbingly bland and not remotely…

Don't listen to the other reviews by Clickie on 8/27/2002 via Citysearch
Breads of India is very tasty! Their vegetarian entrees in particular are always top-notch, and their breads are yeasty and yummy. I had a tandoori fish last time I was there, and it was excellent as well. Their lassi is sweet, but not…

Treat it as a bakery--ignore the dishes. by matswaltin on 8/14/2002 via Citysearch
Producing frisbees of mouth-watering Naan and other Indian breads, Breads of India should be most recognized for its baked goods. As an Indian restaurant it falls short of true flavor: the spices are often so jarred or so subtle that…

bread yes, flavor no by rmeans on 8/14/2002 via Citysearch
My friends and I decided to visit Breads of India after hearing mixed reviews here on Citysearch. I cannot stress how flavorless the dishes are. The portions are also very small with a "salad" and some lukewarm soup (?) crowding out the…

Overpriced flavorless food by skittlez on 8/15/2002 via Citysearch
The menu here made my mouth water as I read its delectable descriptions of its offerings, but when I actually received the food, I realized that I'd been scammed. The food is nothing like the descriptions, both portion-wise and especially…

Great! by mgbarrett on 6/7/2002 via Citysearch
Breads of India is great! The bread is great making the place live up to its name. The dishes were very flavorful.

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