The Paneer tikka taco is absolutely delicious. My new go to no question about it. Generous portion of paneer and sauce. If you have not tried it, you're missing out

I recently visited Madras Daba, a food truck I initially thought specialized in South Indian cuisine. However, the menu was more generalized Indian fare. When we asked the owner, he explained that they had previously offered South Indian dishes but switched to a more standard menu due to lower demand. Despite this, the food was enjoyable. I tried the chana masala and vegetable biryani, both of which were well-prepared and tasty. The service was friendly and accommodating.

My friend has been consistently raving about the paneer tacos here, so when I went to visit we had no choice but to try them out. The good news? They were great-- A+ tacos all the way. Our second choice of taco, however, was a bit iffier. In the spirit of trying new things, we chose to also get the samosa tacos, thinking that if they were even half as good as the paneer tacos they'd be well worth it. Well folks, I fear they were not even half as good as the paneer tacos. They were quite literally just samosas wrapped in naan bread with like 1-2 other things and not nearly enough sauce. the samosas themselves were good, but they didn't feel at all cohesive with the taco. I admire the creative effort, but maybe try to perfect it before releasing it to the public. 5 stars for the innovative menu and the paneer tacos, -1 for the poorly executed samosa taco.

Had the tikka paneer tacos tonight and they was so amazing. 2 enormous tacos oozing with exotic Indian flavor that filled me right up for about 12 dollars with the tip. That's a deal right there . Oh and it was ready in less than 5 minutes so that's an extra bonus to the deal as well. I really want to come back here one day, but it's not guaranteed tho as I cannot stand the parking downtown, but I will definitely never forget the tacos I had here.

I don't know how I've gone this long without writing a review for Madras Dhaba especially when you consider how much I love this place! Nestled in a food truck park on East 6th street, it is difficult to find parking and the hours can be weird on some days but my god, its so worth it! I always get the tikka paneer tacos and they hit the spot EVERY single time! It's usually pretty quick and they are open late at night. On top of that, their tacos SLAP and are super filling (you get two).

It's been a few years since we've had a chance to come back and try madras dhaba! They've managed to keep the flavor consistent over the course of the few years the trucks been around. I tried their paneer tikka tacos and they were not bad. I wish the tacos were a bit more spicy that would definitely elevate the flavors to a new level. Service is fast and they are open sure late! If you are in the area & are craving tacos with a "Desi" twist.. give this truck a shot! The food truck park also has other options .. so a great spot to come with a crowd! There are options for everyone to enjoy!

I will dream about these chicken tikka tacos for a long time! One of the best things I've ever eaten! These tacos can be found in a super cute food truck area in Austin! We came for dinner pretty late, so we received our food fairly quickly! We loved the food truck area and being able to eat in the middle of the action - I can't wait to have these the next time I'm in Austin!

Was craving Indian food but also wanted tacos, so I doordashed Madras Dhaba to see what these chicken tikka tacos were about. Boy was I impressed. The flavors were on point, the tortilla which was a paratha was flaky and delicious. I definitely enjoy this more than velvet tacos chicken tikka taco My only complaint was the chicken was on the dryer side - if anything I would've been happy with a little more tikka gravy to help the dryness. I also had the gulab jamuns that didn't have any of the traditional rose flavors but were still scrumptious nonetheless

The best thing about Austin is the abundance of food trucks; they usually cater audience with fantastic food sans the decor that is usually associated with a sit down restaurant. The prices, for the most part, are relatively cheap and the quantity is plentiful. Madras Dhaba delivers on all these aspects. Madras Dhaba, located on the 6th street, occupies a spot among many other food trucks in a rectangular parking structure-esque area. The menu is front and center and it's quiet interesting. For starters, it has Indian Tacos, which I guess is very popular here. Unfortunately, we didn't try those (I think this was a big miss from my side) instead, we opted for the tried and tested, chicken 65 and paneer tikka masala along with Paratha and Garlic naan. We got the food to-go, although they have tables there for you to enjoy the food right there. The paratha was a delight and the quantity was abundant. The paneer tikka masala though was on the sweeter side which was a bummer. Everything was piping hot and fresh and we enjoyed the food. They do food delivery via all the regular delivery services which is a plus for anyone who wants to enjoy food at their own comfort. MadrasDhaba is an Indian food truck with a variety of options to choose from. It has both Vegetarian and meat options along with the usual drinks and deserts that you'd find in a typical Indian establishment. The twist about this place is the availability of Indian styled Tacos which is popular among the folks. This place is worth a try if you're in the area.