The food here is absolutely delicious. It's amazing. We have never been disappointed. We have…read morenow sampled many of the menu items. Last night was shrimp korma (large delicious shrimp in a creamy flavorful sauce) with fluffy basmati rice, and vegetable dumplings in a spicy sauce. Oh and the marinated chicken appetizer and vegetable samosas - divine! Plenty of veggie options on the menu. And the service is friendly and excellent. Highly recommend.

Good quality, inexpensive Indian food…read more We visited Hylan Curry & Grill buffet for a family lunch in June 2025. While the dish selection was limited, everything we tried was excellent - tasty, flavorful, and hearty. I just wish they didn't use tilapia in their fish dishes. While it's the cheapest fish on the market, it's also the lowest quality one, often imported from questionable sources. Surprisingly, the lassi was quite bad - sour and diluted, likely made with the wrong yogurt. This should be an easy to fix. We make lassi at home, it's very simple, no rocket science. I'm looking forward to visiting this place again for a non-buffet meal and trying their Nepalese dishes.

I've been here before a few years ago when it was a different Indian restaurant. I ordered the…read morechicken saag and it was amazing, big chunks of chicken, delicious creamy spinach sauce. Food was delicious and a good portion, I was able to save it for another meal. The kids menu is great and my daughter had poori with potato and she loved it. Service was quick and friendly. I wish I took pics, because the presentation was great as well.

We decided to order out and were in such a mood for good Indian cuisine. This place really delivers…read moreas the food was so tasty and very fresh. The bread was hot, flaky and so flavorful dipped in their signature coconut chutney. We followed that with butter chicken and chicken tika masala over their light and delicious rice. Will be ordering here more often now! So good!

Indian is one of my favorite cuisines. A big deal for me when it comes to Indian lol most places,…read moreis the quality, portion and price of the food you're getting. This place nailed it and knocked it lit the park. I will absolutely be back for more of that lamb Korma and the rich eastern atmosphere that you feel inside Taste of India. The service was spot on and the time I had there was memorable and enjoyable. Well done!

Omg what a hidden gem this place is on the island !!! Went…read moreon a little lunch date with a friend . Upon walking in the place is very very very clean , very quiet which I kinda don't like because I felt like we had to whisper you could hear a pin drop lol. It's very nice on the inside a nice bar to sit at very cozy ambiance. I ordered a soup to start with it was a spinach soup with chicken broth and chunky pieces of chicken all I have to saw is wow it was so flavorful so delicious a decent size where it wouldn't fill you up . They bring very thin "bread" it's almost like a pita chip with 3 dipping sauce. One is like minty chutney/ a tomato like salsa it's a little hot / the last sauce is like a sweet and sour oil all of them are very delicious!!! I ordered buttered shrimp with roti on the side and my friend got butter chicken it comes with basmati rice she ordered garlic Nan on the side. The flavor of the food here is amazing the service here is great the guys are very nice . For desert we got rice pudding it didn't look like it was going to be good but boy was I wrong it was some of the best rice pudding we had !!! They explained any questions we had about anything on the menu . Park isn't great here but it's definitely worth the trip here . I will be back !

For Sri Lankans visiting New York, this restaurant is an essential destination. The culinary…read moreofferings are exceptional, showcasing authentic flavors that resonate with home. Prices are quite reasonable, making it accessible without compromising quality. The ambience is thoughtfully designed, reflecting a traditional Sri Lankan aesthetic that enhances the dining experience. However, what truly sets this establishment apart is its outstanding hospitality. Julia and her mother, whom we had the pleasure of meeting during our visit (5/12/26), exemplify warmth and friendliness. Their courteous demeanor is balanced with a commendable level of professionalism, creating an inviting atmosphere that fosters connection and satisfaction. This restaurant is not just a meal; it's an experience that captures the essence of Sri Lankan culture in the heart of New York.

Took 15 minutes to get seated despite a table being free and nobody sat down there the 15 minutes…read morewe waited. We were ready to leave but they said they'd have a table ready for us. The inside is overwhelming full of statues and Sri Lankan decor. It wasn't too big inside but it was big enough despite all the decor. Hated all the meat options here. I saw this on a blog saying it's one of the best buffet options in the five borough. No thanks, I would not come here if you're a huge meat eater, as I am. I love curries, but the meat and meat curry options were just not the best. (Honestly think there was only 2 meat options vs like 6 vegetarian options.I saw the reviews said the vegetarian options were amazing, but I thought they were just okay, but definitely better than the meat options. The best item was probably the dessert. Can't say I loved the food here, but if you're vegetarian and love curries, you'd enjoy this place.

First time ordering Indian food and was pleasantly surprised by all the flavors! Because I am not…read moreuse to eating long grain basmati/jasmine rice, it was slightly drier than I'd like it to be. But otherwise, it was flavorful and went well with the lamb curry. The mixed biryani had pieces of different proteins mixed into the rice and squeezing lemon on top was really nice! Though I didn't go in person to the restaurant, I can only imagine the kind of decors the place might have had. The soup was not exactly the best. It was very gritty and pulpy? I also did scoop up a glob of tomato paste that wasn't fully incorporated into the soup which was sad. Maybe they didn't realize

Ordered delivery today on their online platform which was easy to use - you also get 5% discount…read morebut there's also a platform fee. There's free delivery for $12 and up purchase. You can easily check their online website to see if they will deliver to your address. Food came so quickly. Came in less than 45 minutes. Unfortunately, the packaging was not great and a lot of the food leaked. The food was still edible and they were generous with their rice portions. Flavor is good, not very spicy for the curries. Portion size is not bad either. The garlic naan was a little disappointing. It looked half burnt and the garlic flavor was very mild. Just felt like a regular naan with some pieces of garlic tossed on top. The lamb korma I ordered separated after 30 mins, and you can see that there was a lot of oil. Overall: food is not bad, portion size is good, but the take out packaging is not so good.

We sat at about 5:30 PM on a Thursday night. Very good food -- rice, curries, sides. Bland…read moreminimalist decor. Polite service, but we were the only table for most of the time. Plain Bollywood music soundtracks for atmosphere. Noisy kitchen. It's Bay Ridge so parking is challenging, but if you typically go to Bay Ridge you won't be bothered by that. We will return for the food quality. Indian food in Bay Ridge has been up and down in quality for us. This meal was pretty good.

We had made reservations for Valentine's Day at 5pm for an early dinner. We walked in, and the…read morevibe was off, but we walked in and were told to sit at the table right by the door. I asked to be moved more inside and we sat down. The girl from the wait staff sighed loudly when pouring our water glasses. Very rude. Then, we noticed three other tables with couples didn't have food. They took looked miserable. My husband said to me this place was a far cry from what we expired months ago. I opened my menu and it was badly stained and grabbed another. This was worse than the other as the page was ripped in half that I couldn't read the appetizers. How can you present this so poorly to people? We overheard more than one wait staff complaining loudly that someone was late in arriving. We assumed the kitchen was backed up, hence their unprofessional complaining and ill planning for the holiday. We opted to walk out and leave. They were visibly happy to see us leave. Awful! We will NOT be coming back. We had a wonderful time across the street at Salty Dog and were treated like valuable patrons; not ignored.

My friends who have lived on Staten Island for a long time have described this as the best…read morerestaurant in Staten Island and I have been wanting to go ever since. After finally going, I have to agree. The owner is so sweet and nice, and the restaurant has stuff hanging showing the positive press they have gotten from various food critics. It lives up to the hype - we got the curry goat, fish, roti, kottu, and watalappam. It was my first time having the watalappam wnd it was unique and I really enjoyed it. The roti was some of the best I have ever had and I've had a decent amount of roti. So good, I will be thinking about the roti forever. The kottu was also really good qnd I also enjoyed the curry goat a lot. This was the best food I had that week.

Outstanding. Anthony Bourdain recommended this restaurant and I can see why. The owners welcomed us…read morelike family and prepared a lunch plate for us based on our dietary preferences (vegetarian, spice level, etc.). I had the vegetarian plate with rice, lentils, beans, beets (my favorite!), and jackfruit. Everything was so flavorful, I inhaled my food. My son had the egg roti with daal. The restaurant staff checked in with us regularly and kept offering us random food (try the eggplant, try this chicken). This food is so good and it's worth crossing the Verrazano Bridge to sample a taste of Sri Lankan food. You can absolutely tell when food is cooked with love and food cooked with love is plentiful at New Asha Sri Lanka Restaurant. This was our first time eating Sri Lankan food, but it certainly won't be the last!

I dont do bad reviews often anymore (at least since Covid) because I Know how hard the industry is…read morebut sometimes gotta vent. One of the hardest things I have found living in Bensonhurst is getting any kind of good Indian food delivered, this was not it. Ordered Chicken Tikka Masala, Samosas and a Mango Lassi. The price was huge,the portions were tiny so right off the bat not a great value. Tikka was a few small chunks of chicken in a very sweet,kinda cloying sauce with very little flavor or complexity. The Naan bread was way too doughy The Samosa....lets be honest its hard to mess up something as simply good as a samosa but this one was way too salty and instead of including any kind of imnt,tamarind or chutney sauce they gave me 2 packets of ketchup! not even good ketchup it was that cheap "chefs choice" brand! The Lassi was pretty good and the only reason they get a second star. Never again

The chicken tikka masala was really good but I definitely wish they had put a little more spice…read more(especially after I asked for "extra spicy"). It felt more like butter chicken, unfortunately. The garlic naan was phenomenal though! I would try this place again!

My first time trying Sri Lankan food! I found this place when I was looking for Sri Lankan food…read morethat was on the Michelin list that was located in NYC. This place is unfortunately located in Staten Island which was pretty far from Manhattan. This place has a very small grocery store front. There is a back place that contains the restaurant. There were 4 benches with minimal decor. They didn't even give us plates when they brought out our appetizers. They also didn't give us water (they ended up bringing out bottled water for us). The appetizers (fish cutlets, chicken roll, and Seenisambol Bun) came on a tropical leaf. The fish and chicken roll were deep fried. I wish the fish cutlet was spicier. The chicken roll was super spicy. I liked the dip it came with. The 50 Piece String Hoppers was delicious. It is basically noodles that can be mixed with sambol which had a really good coconut/sourish taste to it. The noodles were then put in this daal. We ended the meal with a Chicken Kathu Roti. This dish is amazing. It was whole chicken with shredding roti inside. The dish contained shredded carrots, leeks, and eggs. There was also this spicy and delicious dal that coated the dish. At the end of the meal, we paid for our food at the store front side. This place was overall, a no frills experience with average food.

The food here is really tasty. I had the vegetable curry plate, which came with dal and egg curry…read more The other two appeared to be a mango curry and parsley sambol. Everything was delicious, and each dish was very different. The parsley dish was fresh and light. The mango was sweet and sour, with a really unique texture. The dal and egg were also full of flavors and spices. The food also had a solid amount of heat. The plate came to about $12. They only have takeout at the moment, but the owner told me that they'll have seating soon.

This place is so cute! As soon as you walk through the doors you can small that the food is…read moredelicious. We had an order of chicken samosas and papadan with 3 sauces. For the entrees we had buttered chicken, grilled lamb and chili garlic naan. A wonderful presentation! Our server Alok was not only very present but had a fun personality. 10/10

Awesome ambience, the Palak Chat was amazing!!! I would definitely go again. Recommend calling them…read moreup for reservations.