Monks Round Rock - Round Rock (TX)

5 /5 saurabh jain: Good indo Chinese food chain with amazing ambience and decor. Chili garlic Momos were little thick but good flavor. Manchow soup was ok. Noodles and fried rice were good along with paneer Manchuria The service was fast and responsive. Overall a good place to go with family and friends

4 /5 Kiran Shetty: I am a fan of their crispy fried corn, burnt garlic fried rice, bandi style fried rice and bandi style noodles. drums of heaven were good. Momos not as much. Lamb chops juicy and succulent but a little salty. Otherwise great place. Great restaurant. Great ambience, friendly staff(unlike most Indian restaurants).

5 /5 Agasthyamohan Gembali: First thing you see is the stunning ambience! Ill go into that later, but lets talk FOOD! I ordered the Gully chicken and Bandi noodles. The Gully chicken was ASTONISHING! Texture was chewy and paired with the crispy shell and that SAUCE! HIGHLY recommend for anyone who is bored of just spicy. The noodles are great, not amazing, but I see potential. The noodles were very flavourful, not spicy but it was interesting to say the least. I really enjoyed the crispy and juicy chicken. Might seem basic, but its the mastery of the simple that elevate the experience. The service delightful. We asked to be reseated and the staff tried their best, but the store was busy, even at 1 pm. The manager is active on the floor and made consistent checks to make sure everything was going well, even though its been quite some time since the resteraunt opened. Now the ambience! There are tasteful accents of gold everywhere you look. The utensils and playing was lovely and very fancy. There are simple installments on the walls with green lighting. Speaking of green, the ceiling has hanging greenery and a variety of chandeliers. Words cannot describe the place. If I could, i would give ambience a 6. Overall, its a must go! (Side note, dont be fooled by the portion sizes. They look small but fill you up a lot.)

5 /5 Nandini Ananthula: Loved the ambiance, probably the best Indian restaurant atmosphere in and around Austin. We ordered Manchow soup, Crispy corn, street style egg noodles and Donne chicken biryani. Chikoo milkshake. Each and every item is so delicious. I highly recommend this place. For such a fancy looking places, the prices don’t seem to be as expensive as some of the other Indian restaurants. Overall such a great experience and would definitely comeback again.

4 /5 JSH: The restaurant wasn’t busy, just a few families inside, so it felt a bit strange when the server immediately asked if we had a reservation. We put in our starter and main course orders together, and the pacing turned out to be the biggest issue. It took about 40 minutes for the first starter to arrive, another 10 minutes for the rest, and the main course actually showed up before all the starters. The ambience is too good with nice lights, chandeliers, and colorful furniture. It’s a place that looks warm and inviting the moment you walk in. Corn fry was our favorite. Chicken lollipops were okay, and the Apollo fish fry didn’t work for us. The street style bandi noodles and fried rice were solid, and the Donne biryani was the highlight of the meal. The fry piece biryani, on the other hand, was pretty bad, but the owner replaced it as a courtesy, which we appreciated. The chikoo milkshake had good flavor but was way too sweet, so we couldn’t finish it. Overall, the place needs some fine tuning, especially on service and timing. It’s a new spot, so hopefully things improve on our next visit.