Indians in Austin

[brushck]

Lots of Indian grocery stores that are flourishing. Gandhi Bazaar on Parmer and 620. Teji's, Taj and some others on Lamar that I haven't been to yet.
Bombay express on Parmer and I35 is a great vegetarian resturant/fast food place. Masala wok, Bombay Bistro, Sarovar are some others.
Most people mentioned the Hindu temple and Barsana Dham. There is this Sai baba Mandir at Cedar Park and another Swaminarayan Temple on Parmer, have been to either of these really.
In short there are enough Indians around here that you'll find a group you like to hang around. There is also festivals like Holi Diwali celebrated in UT, Barsana Dham etc. India cultural activities, dances and program as well.

[k_abirami]

Originally Posted by ANJSHA

Anyone from Steiner Ranch here? We have recently moved in Steiner Ranch and I have not seen any Indians here. We would like ot make some friends. Thanks

Hi,

We are moving to nearby Steiner Ranch area in 2 weeks. We would like to make some friends there.

Thanks,
Abirami

[BentBow]

Originally Posted by ivy_trick_mess

Funny, I thought you meant "American" Indians. ~shrugs~ oh well.

Me too! I was looking forward to Buffalo, Elk and Deer, with some maze stuffing.
I could get back to my Comanche, Seminole and Cherokee, roots.

[nomore07]

Originally Posted by shockashaun

Can anyone let me know how large the indian community is in Austin? I figure with all the hi-tech jobs out there, it should be fairly large.

Any good indian restaurants?

Definitely. It's east Bangalore and being Indian is required to work in high tech jobs here.

There are quite a few Indian restaurants. Some of them are good, some are average. There are quite a few new vegetarian places as well.

[gabbarsingh]

Originally Posted by nomore07

Definitely. It's east Bangalore and being Indian is required to work in high tech jobs here.

Looks like somebody really knows about Bangalore !!!

Now to add to the Indian community whereabouts question:

There is also a sizeable Indian community in SW Austin primarily due to AMD and Intel. You can find a lot of Indians at lunch hour at Tacodeli on Spyglass!!

[CAtoAustin]

Originally Posted by ANJSHA

Anyone from Steiner Ranch here? We have recently moved in Steiner Ranch and I have not seen any Indians here. We would like ot make some friends. Thanks

We recently moved from orange county,Cali to Austin & we are considering buying a home in Steiner ranch,Do you live in steiner , how do you like it so far,Are there good number of Indian families living there & Is it true that steiner doesnt have shopping areas nearby, I'm new to the city & dont know much here,Also we are considering Round rock & Cedar Park

[CAtoAustin]

Originally Posted by k_abirami

Hi,

We are moving to nearby Steiner Ranch area in 2 weeks. We would like to make some friends there.

Thanks,
Abirami

We recently moved from orange county,Cali to Austin & we are considering buying a home in Steiner ranch , Do you know if steiner has lot of Indians & Are you going to rent or purchase a home in steiner , I'm looking for some good friends here in Austin. Do you have kids ,I have a 7 month old .

[aart81]

Can anyone suggest which apartment has more Indian community in Cedar park, TX?

[aart81]

Which montessori school can anyone suggest in Cedar park or Austin??

[shankaupas]

Originally Posted by CAtoAustin

We recently moved from orange county,Cali to Austin & we are considering buying a home in Steiner ranch , Do you know if steiner has lot of Indians & Are you going to rent or purchase a home in steiner , I'm looking for some good friends here in Austin. Do you have kids ,I have a 7 month old .

We have lots of Indian neighbors in my neighborhood in Round Rock. My neighbor next door has lots of parties and always invites us over. He has even taught us how to cook some of the easier dishes like Chicken Tikka.