High Peaks Kitchen - Oakland

The Card of High Peaks Kitchen from Oakland includes about 119 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $9.7.

What Vincenzo Schneider likes about High Peaks Kitchen:
really good service and nice ppl they understand veganism and will make every dish vegan. the bastian bharta is very good. also good for gluten-free (not so for all Indian places! updated from previous review on 2018-01-28 read more.

When the weather conditions is good you can also eat and drink outside, And into the accessible spaces also come visitors with wheelchairs or physiological disabilities.

What Maymie Daugherty doesn't like about High Peaks Kitchen:
The most disappointing meal in a long time. Ordnets take samosas, slices of matter, bhindi, palak daal and garlic naan. Samosas were delicious, but the rest of the food was really completely tasteless. Most Indian food I ever tasted as if not a single spice was used in preparation. I even have a Kovid test after the thought that was why (was negative). read more.

With original Indian spices tasty dishes and sides like rice or naan, they cook fresh at High Peaks Kitchen in Oakland, Customers repeatedly praise the fine, light flatbread that can be dipped into the homemade hummus or a yoghurt dip; the exciting combination of figs and goat cheese is among the highlights from the diverse culinary landscape of the Middle East. The Asian fusion cuisine is likewise an important part of High Peaks Kitchen. Anyone who finds the normal and generally known dishes too boring can here approach with a willingness to experiment and try some unexpected combination of ingredients taste, Furthermore, the light and healthy menus on the menu are among the most popular dishes of the visitors.