This is not your standard Indian restaurant. The blend of flavors and spices is sometimes surprising, almost always delicious.

Food was good. I tried the vegetarian thali. Service was good except after we ordered fried chowmein for my dad. Later the server said it will take another 20 mins only after other's food had already arrived. So we had changed the order but still took another 5-10 mins for my dad's food to arrive. Ambience was fine, clean.

Went in blind for a late lunch while furniture shopping. Menu has all of the south Indian standards both Veg and Non-Veg plus a few less common items but trenda towards an authentic palate. I loved the Andhra chicken curry and my wife and son enjoyed their usual CTM. They brought us a payasam for dessert and my son is now asking it to make it for him at home. Ambiance is still a bit of work in progress but food more than offset that. Table next to us had the AYCE thali options (available on the weekend) which was intriguing--brought to the table rather than served buffet style.

Great food! Very hospitable staff. The Kutu Paratha was out of this world!!! Ordered Thalia - chicken gravy and fish gravy were delicious Will recommend for anyone looking for a true South Indian cousine experience!

My husband and I were visiting family near Dallas. We were craving curry. We found Vedha's Kalyana Virunthu and drove from our hotel in The Colony for a late dinner. We are babies when it come to spicy food. The staff was helpful and the lowered the spice level. We had several dishes. Everything was delicious. The chef was very kind and made sure we were happy with the food. He offered us some fresh sweets also that we loved. We will return when we are back in town. We will also let family know.

Nice food .. Good Tamil Nadu flavors .. service is good .. ambience is nice They serve Thalia during weekdays . Weekend they do wedding style serving

We came here on a weekday to try a-la-carte items and on a weekend to try their unlimited vegetarian thali served on banana leaves. After a long time, I loved the experience of eating on a banana leaf, as I had never had anything like this back in NC. We felt that the regular menu was more flavorful than the weekend thali, as the weekend thali had less salt in all the dishes. I understand they do this on purpose so people who need salt can add it, but overall, the a-la-cart items were tastier. Their Chennai Chili Cauliflower was amazing. I also loved the Okra Kara Kuzhambu, Poori Kizhangu, and Chettinad Veg biryani. The service is on point, and the place is very clean. I loved the simple decor. It's a small, cozy place with great food. We will be visiting here later!

service and good quality is 5 star Everyday they seems to add variety Tastes more like home than commercial

My husband and I stopped by Vedha tonight after searching the area for Indian food and we're so glad that we stopped by in person to eat at the restaurant! I've been a bit sick so I didn't have too much of an appetite and we'd been debating whether we should just order to go, but eating in allowed my husband to experience the unlimited banana leaf meal that this restaurant offers on weekends, and he had a great time. Since I didn't have too much of an appetite, I opted to just order a mango lassi and the fried fish appetizer, which were both great. The fish was fried very well, super flaky without too much breading, and the lassi was creamy and sweet. But the real star of the show was the banana leaf meal -- you get a rotating selection of various curries, appetizers, rice dishes, and breads, and my husband was able to try a lot of different things that he never would have known to order. Some of his favorites of the night were the dal, the paneer masala (which is what he had been hoping to order anyway), a spinach and chickpea dish, poori, mutton curry, and kesari. The owner and all the staffers were super helpful in suggesting dishes and sides and sauces, and the service was great; they kept coming back over to replenish his tray, answer our questions about how to eat certain parts of the meal, and make sure that we were doing okay. Things do get a bit messy because you eat everything with your hands, but aside from the bathroom there is also a specific washing area at the back of the restaurant where you can wash your hands to make sure they're clean after you've finished eating or in between different parts of the meal. Most amazing part is that the price of the unlimited meal was only $20! And they ask if you have any requests so you can get more of something you enjoyed or try something new. Highly recommend this experience for anyone who is open to trying different dishes that they may not have before for a great price. Looking forward to coming back when I'm not sick so we can try more things!