Vorschläge für Indisches Restaurant in der Nähe von Northeastern Queens, Queens

Serious Eats • Dezember 5, 2013Authentic, if rough-around-the-edges food from India's southern coast. Lots of seafood and interestingly spiced vegetable dishes.

Serious Eats • April 30, 2013Consider this: the Indian grilled cheese, or the paneer tikka sandwich--soft white bread stuffed with chili-spiced paneer, layered with green chili, tamarind, and mint chutney.

Daniel S. • Januar 6Samosa chaat is really great, and really huge.Dishes you will find here that are uncommon elsewhere include the vada (fried savory donuts with spicy dipping sauces) and idli. Get the combo platter!

Kevin Y. • Oktober 24, 2015High quality Indian lunch buffet ($13 on the weekends - well worth it)

refinery29 • August 3, 2014Both the familiar dishes (samosas, chaats) and the playful ones (Mumbai grilled cheese with chutney and onions) are crunchy, spicy, salty, and delicious. Standout dish: Fried pakoras.

manisha • Mai 19, 2012Good food. Lunch buffet is pretty good too. Less variety but quality of food is maintained.

Gary P. • Februar 21, 2022The food was not that delicious or did not my expectations the Cashew Curry and bread was good got 2 Rice bowls one was stale , smelly with strong odor like of 2-3 days old I had to dispose

Theresa M. • Oktober 26, 2016The chicken tiki masala is the best I have ever had. Samosa chat is unbelievably delicious Chicken vindaloo is also marvelous. I would eat here at the lunch buffet every day if I could.

Serious Eats • Oktober 10, 2013Indian bakery with especially fresh and tasty—if very sweet—sweets. Also sells good homemade paneer.

Waleed A. • July 31, 2014Dining Area

Rae G. • Oktober 31, 2013Overall the food was good and reasonably priced. The nan could have been a bit softer. They are bey nice here too.

Brian M. • Januar 16, 2012Mixed plate with pita, lotta white and little hot!