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Where to stop by and eat when you’re traveling from Oakland Airport?

eat when you’re traveling from Oakland Airport


When you’re frequently flying around the country and juggling the meetings, handshakings, and speeches, you hardly get time to have a relaxed lunch. Take it easy on yourself and visit the Royal Kitchen the next time your flight is delayed at Oakland airport.


It’s an Indian restaurant offering the best Indian dishes ranging from delicious starters, side dishes, and desserts e.g. a bowl of green salad having tomatoes, sliced lettuce, and cucumber. You can also treat yourself to lamb wrap for savoring the meat a little more. It’s a place where we just take 2 minutes to accommodate our hungry visitors desperately attempting to squeeze in a snack between flights.


With people moving from one city to another, we understand that airports are not only the locations where they arrive to board their flights. There’s more to that! 

Passengers prefer to come in ahead of time to an airport so they don’t miss their flights. When they do, they like to shop and eat around to make their journey enjoyable. 


Sometimes, people are so occupied taking back-to-back flights to attend meetings and business events, that they only have time to eat at airports. 


Now, the thing with the airport restaurant is that they serve food that you'd rarely find satisfying and want to leave the place to get to the next flight instead of staying there and enjoying a meal. If you are one of those people who’ve had such bad experiences at airports, you'll find Royal Kitchen a refreshing and relaxing place at a 5 minutes distance from Oakland airport.


At Royal kitchen, we understand the value of our guests’ time, this is why we make them feel invited. Starting from the appetizing food to our staff that makes you feel welcome, we ensure you have the best time when you’re at our place. 


Whether you’re the one traveling to make for an early morning meeting or someone who wishes to head back after an exhausting flight and looking for a quick snack, our place is for you. We try to abide by our guests’ expectations by making their orders fast and keeping the service on point.


You might be a tad surprised to know our menu has some of the best Indian dishes like Fish Pakora and Gobi Manchurian that you can have on the move. These dishes are not like the ones that you've tasted at other ordinary Indian restaurants at airports. 


We prepare them with care to bring the authentic Indian taste that locals and travelers not just love but also order quite often. The other exciting dishes on the menu include lamb samosa, mixed veg fritters, papri chaat, sumptuous Indian curries, and a great variety of vegan dishes.


With affordable prices and courteous staff always ready to serve, this airport restaurant is a perfect place to stop off and have a bite, even if you are short on time. Ordering an Indian dish from our Indian gourmet fast-food menu that you’ve never imagined eating at an airport is the right way to start a journey that you’re so excited to embark on.
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Location: Oakland, CA, USA

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