Meesha is a great place to come with friends or on a date. The atmosphere is quiet and clean, and the staff is kind and professional. The lamb chops and kulcha were among my favorites. Will be returning!

I've eaten at Meesha multiple times and it never disappoints. The food is unique, beautiful, and delicious. Service can slow a little if it's packed but it's typically great. Would go here in a heartbeat again and again and again. Two recommendations for patrons - make reservations, it can get very busy (for good reason) and scope out parking ahead of time.

Loved the food!! The Mutton Ghee roast and Paneer Lasagna were to die for! Amazing ambiance and hospitality, will visit again for sure :)

Very cute space inside. The food is a little pricey but it was good! I loved the cauliflower dish (Andhra gobhi) and the lamb sliders (Rarah keema pao), Connaught butter chicken, and kulcha bread. The only thing my table didn't I didn't love was the Chandni chowk aloo tikki.

I've been to Meesha twice now - and both times were excellent! The first was on a Sunday for their dosas, and the second was just a normal visit. All the food was well spiced and delicious - definitely leans on the spicy side (coming from someone with a low-to-medium spice tolerance), but I would expect nothing less! Nothing was overpowering to the point where you can't enjoy the food. My favorites have been the Connaught Chicken and the Alleppey Fish Curry (seriously, I still dream about this). The drinks were also excellent! The service has been great both times - extra shoutout to the waiter/bartender that gave us a little shot of the house-made grenadine to have over our coconut sorbet - it was heavenly. Super cute inside (no AC though - wear something light, summer visitors), a little pricey, but very standard for meals of this caliber in Seattle. Will definitely visit again.

We ordered the Chandon chowk albo tikki appetizer, Connaught chicken, and Sunday Dosa. The food was spicy as expected, but not too spicy. I would try the appetizer again, but I think I'd want to find another dish to try because the other two weren't amazing. They weren't bad, but they weren't something I'd recommend to a friend who wants to try their best dish. The portion and presentation were very what I'd think is Americanized. Overall great experience. Service was good. Atmosphere was dark and moody. Probably wouldn't go out of my way to go here, but if I was in the area and craving Indian food, I'd likely choose this.