Mint & Martini
4.5(200+)•
DashPass•
North Indian-Chinese•
Store Info
DashPass
4.5(200+)•
North Indian-Chinese
Located in the lively Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, Mint & Martini is a family-owned restaurant offering a blend of traditional and modern Indian cuisine. Enjoy classic dishes made with fresh,…
Full Menu
11:00 am–2:10 pm; 4:30 pm–9:10 pmFeatured Items
US$0 delivery fee, first order
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Featured Items
(Veg) Hakka Noodles
US$19.99
•88% (9)
#3 most liked
Dum Biryani (Chicken)
US$25.99
•88% (9)
Chili Garlic Paneer
US$19.99
•100% (8)
#2 most liked
Butter Chicken
US$23.99
•90% (11)
#1 most liked
Dum Biryani (Paneer)
US$23.99
(Chicken) Hakka Noodles
US$21.99
Reviews200+ ratings • 10+ public reviews
4.5
of 5 stars
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Lisa H
7 contributionsLoved
• 5/06/25Great food! The salad was very fresh, lightly dressed and loaded with chickpeas. .e
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Amrita K
Emerging Expert • 36 contributionsLoved
• 13/08/25Manchow soup was super authentic and on point, i was amazed - probably the best ive had in the US. Got the jalapeno paneer and chili babycorn which were also good. Hakka noodles were on point too! Portions were generous, especially for the appetizers. Highly recommend!
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Sohan S
Local Expert • 30 contributionsLoved
• 5/07/25"Mint & Martini" is a fantastic new spot in Seattle. The Chili Garlic Paneer was honestly top-notch, crispy on the outside, super flavorful, and just addictive. I also ordered the Biryani (Chicken), and besides House of Chettinad, it’s the only Biryani in Seattle Downtown with chicken that’s consistently soft and fresh. The Raita on the side was really good and had its own unique twist. For a place that just opened, they are already nailing it. Definitely worth a try!
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Derek J
Local Expert • 37 contributionsLoved
• 21/06/25Woah! The flavor is absolutely delicious. The Chili Garlic Paneer is a solid 10/10. It actually transported me back to India.
The Rice Kheer had less flavor. It didn’t have that punch. It was more of a lightly flavored rice. The rice was chewy, and I wouldn’t expect chewy rice in kheer. No no. I was expecting it to melt in my mouth, especially after eating the real spice level 4 food, which I so, so appreciate. (Please keep it as-is forever. Keep transporting me back to India!) Most desserts are soft. Once that is fixed, I think it’s all set. (Although I prefer a slightly sweeter kheer, I’m amortizing the sweetness factor.)
Now coming to the Hakka Noodles (Veg). Top class. The flavor, the softness of the veggies (although I would expect more veggies in a veggie dish. If you can increase it, pretty please!), the stir-fried feel in those noodles, everything was so mouthwatering. I wasn’t eating the noodles, I was devouring them.
The portion size of both Hakka Noodles (Veg) and Chili Garlic Paneer is perfect. The Kheer could be a bit more, but I guess since it’s on the dry-ish side, the quantity felt reduced.
And imagine, this was such high quality for a delivery order. Imagine how good it will be in-store. I’m definitely coming there to eat in person. Heard your drinks are too good 😉
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Chin S
2 contributionsLiked
• 16/02/26One of the best Biriyanis I've had in Seattle, the flavour is really good but the quantity too less for the price
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