Kasa Indian Eatery
(415) 621-6940
4001 18th St
San Francisco,
CA
94114
37.7609
-122.4329
Neighborhoods: Central, Castro
What People Are Saying About Kasa Indian Eatery
The Editor
Patrick Heig
Citysearch
The minimalist white, purple and stainless steel decor of this taqueria-style Indian joint leaves the palette open to interpret the strong flavors of its short menu. The kati rolls get fillings like grass-fed lamb curry, free-range chicken and Indian cheese with peppers, onion and chutney and sides of raita and garnish salad, while the Thali plate includes all that plus daal and basmati rice (for those who like to roll their own). A short list of two whites, to reds, and two beers selected by sommelier Mark Bright to pair with the Indian flavor profile make Kasa a decidophobes dream.
User Reviews
jeffmagnum
October 28, 2008
I'm a little obsessed with Kasa...it's that good! Read about this place in the Chronicle when they first opened, and I've been a loyal convert ever since. Food is gorgeously balanced in flavor, not nuked with onions, garlic, chilis and food coloring. Love that they have an open kitchen and you can see them making all their dishes right there in front of you. Their vegetarian specials are my favorite -- they rotate them every couple days or so. Can't go wrong with them. Really cool belgian beer on tap, forgot it's name, but it's these little details like cool beers, handwritten chalkboards with daily specials and the warm smile on their servers faces that make me love this place.
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FoodieWriter
September 23, 2008
I've repeatedly had bad experiences with the service of one staff member (the woman with the dreads). I spoke to the owner and hope they act on this feedback.
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realdealforshizzles
June 25, 2008
simple place, so a simple review. check this new spot out if you like indian food. different style, great taste, good prices. Kasa is great.
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Parking:
Parking's tough in this 'hood, but if you get there before 7pm you should be able to get a spot on 18th.
Know before you go:
Off-the-menu options include the Urban Turban, a super-spicy version of the Kati rolls, or the Allo Gobi, a potato/cauliflower/cumin option for vegans.
