Three Sammamish women convert a classic American burger joint into a vibrant Indian fusion restaurant

Sammamish, WALocal News

The opening of Masthi Bar and Grill marks an exciting new chapter for Sammamish, as three local women—Sravani Kumbum, Preethi Chitneni, and Mayuri Karra—transform a former Red Robin burger joint into a vibrant Indian fusion restaurant. This unique establishment celebrates the rich flavors of Indian cuisine while respecting the building's history within the American dining landscape. The restaurant's name, Masthi, meaning 'fun' in Hindi, reflects the owners' commitment to creating an enjoyable and lively atmosphere. The menu is designed to appeal to a diverse audience, featuring inventive dishes like masala french fries and rasmalai tres leches, which blend Indian and American culinary traditions. The community response has been overwhelmingly positive, with patrons appreciating the delicious food and attentive service, particularly during group events.

The owners have also introduced engaging activities like karaoke and trivia nights, further enriching the dining experience. By combining traditional dishes with a fun ambiance, Masthi Bar and Grill aims to be a beloved gathering spot for locals. This venture not only highlights the culinary diversity in the area but also strengthens community bonds through shared cultural experiences.

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