“Unlike Mehak, Shanik is a restaurant to be seen: At the back end of its boxy dining room is a conspicuously posh lounge, furnished with exposed light bulbs, an elaborately cut-out cornice, scrolling wooden benches, and darker wooden tables of the same squat height. The naan, though, is considerably less baroque.” Read more of Hanna Raskin’s review here.Photos by Joshua HustonPublished on February 27, 2013
“Unlike Mehak, Shanik is a restaurant to be seen: At the back
![Perhaps the best dish I sampled at Shanik was a griddled pura. Although its crowning tomatoes and onions were lost in a bacon haze, the crepe itself would be the pride of any Sunday morning pancake flipper.](https://www.seattleweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/1190536.jpg)