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Great Bangli food. Fresh, flavorful and feels like home. Service is friendly and prices are good. I’ll definitely come back.

We came here prior to a play and so ate from their pre fixe menu. We had the samosas , the chicken and the lamb kabobs(we were 3). The kabobs were juicy and tender; the samosas very tasty. We shared the butter chicken and the lamb josh stew. Delicious. The desserts were also tasty. Our server, Alusha, was helpful, knowledgeable and attentive. Her helper, Shankar, was also attentive and courteous.

The food at Indian Accent was undoubtedly well prepared, beautifully presented, and full of interesting flavors. The service was also professional and attentive throughout the meal. That said, I left feeling somewhat disappointed by the overall dining format. Couple of dishes were absolutely avoidable and tasted as if made at home. For a restaurant positioned as a premium tasting experience, the portions are extremely small, which makes the meal feel less satisfying than expected. My biggest c

For $12.50 you get a huge portion of lamb and chicken over rice, plenty of veggies and a can of soda. The veggies are fresh and taste good but for some reason the lamb and chicken really lacks flavor. Even with the white and red sauce, and seasoning. I thought it was just me but my buddy and his sister also said the meat didn’t have any taste. You get a lot of it though and it will fill you up. My local 24 hour bodega and the other one a few blocks away make MUCH tastier lamb and chicken. Also

I had a great experience at Karahi King Restaurant. I ordered the chicken biryani, daal, naan, and two shish kebabs, and everything tasted fresh and full of flavor. The biryani was well-seasoned, the daal was comforting and delicious, and the naan was soft and perfectly cooked. The shish kebabs were juicy and nicely spiced. On top of the great food, the prices are very reasonable for the quality and portions you get. Definitely a spot worth visiting again if you’re craving fresh, tasty South As

This is my favorite place to eat Indian food. I go every weekend and the food is fresh and the service is great. The prices are also great. Today the waiter told me to order the lamb chops next which I will. I unfortunately forgot his name but he seems to be there every Saturday for lunch hours and he provides great service.

Getting a reservation at Semma in NYC is one of the hardest in the city, but after finally dining there, it’s easy to see why. Every dish felt thoughtful, bold, and deeply rooted in authentic South Indian flavors while still presented in a refined, elevated way. The lobster dish was one of the biggest highlights of the meal. The lobster was perfectly cooked and coated in a rich, creamy spiced sauce that had incredible depth and balance. It was indulgent, flavorful, and truly unforgettable. The

We felt so welcomed as soon as we got there got seated. It was my husband and I 10 year anniversary. Everything was absolutely amazing even the complimentary food items they gave us. Thank you for such great service and amazing food as well. Clean and friendly. Staff was working together as a team I love that.

A friend of mine came to Manhattan to see me in a film festival and saw Annapuran Bhavan restaurant nearby and we decided to eat there. I only had Indian food a few times so I was somewhat new to eating Indian cuisine but the staff was patient when I was deciding what to order and even explained some of the dishes to me. The food was very tasty and the prices were very reasonable. I would eat there again and recommend it to other people.

Rui fish curry and vegetable curry were tasty. Fish curry had lot of oil though. Tea and Rosh malai were good too.

I stopped in to buy a container of doi dessert. I come home to find MOLD filled in the container. I called to get a refund to my credit card and they made every excuse not to refund my purchase. They expect me to drive 40 minutes back to get another item. Absolutely disgusting. They also made me wait 15 minutes just to get one container of Doi and instead served 5 customers in the hotline that came in after me even though it would take 10 seconds to grab a container.

We had a wonderful experience at Gazab Restaurant! The food was absolutely delicious, with authentic flavors and great attention to detail in every dish. Everything we tried was well-balanced and beautifully presented. A special thanks to Chef Aman for the dahi kebab—it was truly outstanding! Soft, creamy, and full of flavor, definitely one of the highlights of our meal. The service was warm and welcoming, and the overall ambiance made the experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommend this

The "best Biryani in NYC"! Seems recently renovated and no longer a small how in the wall as previous photos suggest. Had the paneer biryani and it was bursting with flavor. Not spicy, very balanced, generous paneer. Then garlic naan fresh out of the oven is perfectly crispy. Left feeling stuffed and satisfied. Service was quickly and friendly. A good stop for lunch of after work dinner.

The "best Biryani in NYC"! Seems recently renovated and no longer a small how in the wall as previous photos suggest. Had the paneer biryani and it was bursting with flavor. Not spicy, very balanced, generous paneer. Then garlic naan fresh out of the oven is perfectly crispy. Left feeling stuffed and satisfied. Service was quickly and friendly. A good stop for lunch of after work dinner.

We made a Mother’s Day lunch reservation at Bukhara Grill after previously enjoying their food at a family wedding last year. Based on that experience, we were really looking forward to dining at the restaurant itself. Before making our reservation, we carefully reviewed their menu online and even shortlisted the dishes we planned to order. There was absolutely no mention on their website of a special Mother’s Day menu, a limited menu, or any prix fixe offering. Unfortunately, when we arrived, w

It’s a cute little indian fast food place. Their prices are very reasonable right around Grand Central. Their samosas are puff pastries with spicy mashed potato filling which is different than deshi samosas, but tastes good. The tandoori rolls are actually really delicious. The server girl, Kanchi maybe, was amazing and so polite. I loved going there.

Had a wonderful dine-in lunch with one of my children today. The food was outstanding—we enjoyed an assortment of Bhorta, the Shrimp with Spinach, and of course, the Mustard Ilish. Everything tasted incredibly fresh, authentic, and 'clean.' I even grabbed a variety of appetizers to take home for the rest of the kids! The atmosphere was so peaceful, and our server, Henna, was absolutely lovely—so caring and attentive throughout our meal. Highly recommend!

Excellent dining experience! The food was fresh, flavorful, and authentically prepared. The butter chicken, garlic naan, and biryani were especially delicious. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The restaurant has a great atmosphere and is conveniently located near Times Square, making it a perfect spot before or after a show. Portions were generous, service was quick, and everything was beautifully presented. I would definitely return and hig

Came to check out this spot based on the hype from my friends, and our experience was that the food was nice but nothing crazy. Starting off, the service and ambiance were good. Here is what we ordered: Fried Fish: Was nothing special. We expected something amazing since it's one of the most expensive appetizers. Aloo Chaat: This was good. Chicken Dum Biryani: Very flavorful and our clear favorite of the night. Dal Makhni with Roti: The dal makhni tasted authentic. Rose milk was just try too Ove

Very busy restaurant serving up solid Indian food. I would not say it is spectacular but it can scratch a real itch for medium spice. The mulethi was a nice classic fruit-forward tart gin drink with a cool presentation. The golgappa was fun (it's pani puri for fuschka to me) and I liked the mint chili the most, and this one had a cool presentation too. The murg makhani was decent and the biryani was OK but not as deeply flavored. I think taht's my main critique if I had one: the flavor depth wa

We were in the city to enjoy some dosas but my first choice didn’t have air conditioning and we were in the middle of a heat wave!! So we were really bummed about not getting a dosa when we almost passed this life saver by because we couldn’t see the tables inside in the back. We had a great experience. The food was fresh and tasty. The dosa rocked. The kulfi, not so much. But I’d go back.

I dont know, this place is popular in the neighborhood, I ordered takeout, Singapore noodles & drunken noodles, both had the flavors, but just didn't taste right. Both are 2 of my fav noodle dishes that ive had in many different restaurants, including Hong kong & Thailand, these just didn't cut it. Dont get me wrong, if you dont know what you're eating its fine, but it doesn't taste like it supposed to.

Amazing food, great flavors, and friendly service! Everything was fresh and delicious. Definitely coming back!

I've ordered pretty regularly from here in the last few years - this is our new go-to for afghan since bakthar's quality has significantly declined, and also an easy option for quality family food for any event. they are always super helpful and generous, even when taking out they've provided plenty of sauces and utensils. when dining in, they take large parties on a dime with no issue. they work quickly to accommodate this night we literally came in at 9:30. (we called ahead to make sure this

This had been on my bucket list for quite some time now due to Adda’s reputation and all the hype around the butter chicken experience. Unfortunately, that dish is only served to reservations only, which I was a bit disheartened by, but their other specialities did not disappoint. It was still an exquisite experience coupled with excellent service at the bar~ [10/10] Aam Sutra: Refreshing mango cocktail with a spicy punch. [9/10] Lamb Parcha: Bursting with rich flavor from the lamb. Slather tha

I do love this place, server is pretty nice and the food is good, maybe a bit too spicy for me and I can do a lot of spicy! We did the set menu and I feel like the appetizer is a bit too dry but there’s the soup to have it with, so it’s not bad. I do think is an absolutely beautiful place for a unique dining experience. It’s so dramatic, overwhelming but it’s def cheering me up!

Kabab aur Sharab is a fantastic addition to the NYC Indian food scene, offering a really impressive spread of North Indian cuisine. The palak paneer and garlic naan were easily the best we’ve had, and the masala tea ice cream was an excellent, unique finish to the meal. Some of the dishes definitely carry a bold, authentic spice kick, but the flavors are excellent across the board. The service was very friendly and attentive. Absolutely worth a visit!

Among the restaurants catering to the Bangladeshi community in Jamaica, Queens, Pansi stands out as one of the most prominent options. The quality of the food here is comparatively high; although some individuals—possibly due to business rivalry—have attempted to tarnish the establishment's reputation, we have been dining here for a long time and have yet to encounter any flaws in the food. If we ever do encounter an issue, we address it directly with the owner, who takes immediate action to res

I had an incredible dining experience at this fantastic, women-owned restaurant and cannot recommend it enough. Every single dish blew me away. The Food Shrimp Idli: The curry was wonderfully creamy, paired perfectly with soft idlis and perfectly cooked shrimp. Chicken Kofta: This dish had so many dimensions. The chicken was spicy and bursting with flavor—exactly how I like it—and the pairing with mango salsa absolutely took me to food heaven. Lobster: I went back on Day 2 just to try this! I

Edit: They were great the first time, but the second time, Chicken Tikka Marsala had way too much sugar. The guy at the register has a poor service and definitely not friendly, no smile, no you're welcome. Asked to take 1/2 the food take away, he brought a bag and a container and dripped them on the table. Scale 1-10: Food-6 Price-9 Service-6 Atmosphere-8 Cleanliness-9 ‐-----------‐-------------‐-------------------------------- The food was excellent and so was the professional courteous serv

The dosa was spectacular, I loved it so much I preferred two!! The waiter was wonderful but I want to also give a special shout out to the host because she was such a sweetheart! She did a great job. I loved the chicken curry dish but the fried chicken was not as memorable, I’d say you can skip it. I also loved the vegetable stew but warning it is spicy! I also liked the creativity of the shrimp idli. Great drinks - loved the lassi

Waste of Money, Time and Bangladeshi reputation and feelings, NOT RECOMMENDED. Beef Bihari Kabab (20$): it was a somewhat tendered beef with a strange spice and very chili hot, not close to a normal beef Bihari at all. Waste of money. Naan (2$): it was half baked. Ruho Fish (9$): it was again not at all tasty, come-on, in Bangladeshi restaurant you expect at least a decent fish curry, a weird spice is used which does not belong to Bangladesh. Dal (2$): Dal was good in taste. Service: unprof

Waste of Money, Time and Bangladeshi reputation and feelings, NOT RECOMMENDED. Beef Bihari Kabab (20$): it was a somewhat tendered beef with a strange spice and very chili hot, not close to a normal beef Bihari at all. Waste of money. Naan (2$): it was half baked. Ruho Fish (9$): it was again not at all tasty, come-on, in Bangladeshi restaurant you expect at least a decent fish curry, a weird spice is used which does not belong to Bangladesh. Dal (2$): Dal was good in taste. Service: unprof

A Taste of India in Harlem You Won’t Forget! Indian Summer is easily my favorite Indian restaurant in Harlem. It’s honestly hard to try anywhere else because they never disappoint. The staff is always respectful and quick to help whenever you need anything, and I’ve never had a bad experience here. If you’ve never had Indian food before, this is the place I’d recommend starting with. It’s also a great spot for celebrating special occasions like birthdays or anniversaries. Dishes I recommend tryi

Super popular no-frills spot to grab food. The portions are generous, the prices are great, and the food is authentic (all vegetarian as well). When you walk in be prepared to share tables, as the space is limited and it’s usually full of customers. During holidays they fill the store with various sweets and treat for sale too.

What a hidden gem!! This place has the best Sri Lankan food I've tried in the states. The interior is clean and the staffs are friendly. I read their webpage on the story of the restaurant. It is own by a Sri Lankan couple - one Singhalese and one Tamil. Their love represents the union of the two groups of folks who had long lasting conflict and tension in the country. At this restaurant, you can experience the culinary fusion of the two distinct tradition. We ordered: - mutton roll

Excellent, Excellent Bangladeshi restaurant in Jamaica, NY. The food quality was outstanding with authentic desi taste and fresh ingredients. The environment was clean, comfortable, and family friendly. Staff members were very polite, welcoming, and attentive to customers. Their biryani, curry, and BBQ items were especially delicious and well prepared. Service was fast and pricing was reasonable considering the portion size and quality. A great place for Bangladeshi, Indian, and South Asian food

Phenomenal food!! We got the bread basket with garlic naan, keema naan and onion naan - it was very soft and tasty! We came from Toronto and love this more than what we have. They waiters were very kind and on top of their game. The starter was tasty as well. We got chicken malai kabob as appetizer, it was very tasty and soft. We also got the butter chicken, chicken salamar and the lentil soup. You can pick your spice levels which was very helpful! Everything was so tasty and we had so much le

The restaurant is located in the Kensington section of Brooklyn. They prepare Indian cuisine. Several tables are available for dining in with servers. Soups, salads, appetizers, wraps, entrees, sides, desserts and beverages are on the menu. I ordered a vegetable soup, vegetable samosa appetizer, hakka noodles, gobi manchurian and vegetable biryani. The food was very good and tasty. Nice well-priced dishes. Friendly and helpful staff.

They have a great lunch special, $19.95 for the vegetarian option, which comes with an appetizer, an entree, nann, daal, and rice. My lentil soup and chana masala were more spiced than I usually get at an Indian restaurant in the city - it tasted homemade. The service was great as well. They were attentive and accommodating to what I needed. Regarding the bathroom, you are able to wash your hands in the back past the kitchen. I would come again for sure.

Mint Masala offered excellent service, and even better food! It was my first time visiting NYC, and I was impressed with their quality of food. Their Butter Chicken was amazing, would definitely recommend!

Original Indian food taste. Being Indian and dining in most Indian restaurants in nyc I assure you, this is how food taste in Indian homes (not the restaurant). High end restaurants alter the food taste to fit the customer’s taste which is way different than original taste. If you are craving for original Indian food taste this is the right place. Space is small and tables are less. Consider ordering online if it’s rush hours or expecting great hosting experience. Rate is very low and affordable

I am one of the groom’s best friends since childhood, and we are like family, so I had to write this because the response from the owner of a place where people are served, and where people should matter the most, says everything about the lack of care, professionalism, and awareness. Your response says, “Apna kaam banta, bhaad mein jaaye janta” (Once your own work is done, to hell with the public/people) - Just wow how ignorant pride and it shows how little concern there was for the experienc

Long overdue to review Lore, we’ve been for dinner and brunch a few times and both are great. The menu is unique, fun, and delicious. I don’t think anything here is bad but there are some real standouts. I think the fermented dosa is a must. The fish chips and The Full Story 2.0 are both outstanding. I love the flavor of the burger, just wish it held together throughout, it ends up in pieces every time. The cocktail program is fun and worth exploring! The only negatives are that service can be a

When I went to Taste of Punjab, Preet provided me with excellent service. The roti was absolutely perfect, and the food was extremely delicious. The staff was also fantastic—very kind and helpful. I would highly recommend this place to everyone

The restaurant is located in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn. They prepare Indian halal cuisine. Several tables are available for dining in with servers. Soups 🍲, salads 🥗, appetizers, entrees, lunch specials, dinner specials, sides, desserts 🍨 and beverages ☕️ are on the menu. I ordered chicken 🐔 soup and two dinner specials that offer customers a choice of appetizer, entree and one naan bread. The food was average in taste and flavor. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Amazing food and warm service—but the Sohna Punjab Signature Chili Rice truly stole the show! The flavor was so outstanding that I couldn’t resist ordering two more to take home for my daughters. Absolutely memorable! My favorite place—only Sohna Punjab!

The presentation of the alu vaji was noted. The vaji itself was found to be entirely devoid of flavor, leading to considerable disappointment. Consequently, we will not be returning for breakfast at this establishment. We advise against selecting their breakfast offerings unless one has a specific local preference for their options and taste; otherwise, it is recommended to consider alternative choices.