Used to be our favorite Indian restaurant in the area but over the years the quality has…read moredepreciated so much, it sure is disappointing. The food tastes stale, so many times my stomach doesn't feel good after eating here. The service is hit or miss and the restaurant ambiance feels tired and old. Every couple of months I end up eating here in the hopes that things might have changed only to be disappointed. Not sure I'll be going back after yet another bad meal here we had a few weeks back.

We placed online order in the app but it messed up the order date and time. When we showed up for…read morepickup team over there was very accommodating and prepared the order for us even though the restaurant was closed. It was quick and tasty. Great food , service.

They had fresh cane juice which was great…read more There was a mixup with the number of samosas I ordered. Malai kofta was very good.

I love this place. Very reasonably priced. Great place for carry out. Enjoying my mango lassi…read moretoday! The best

This restaurant is SO cold. They don't seem to turn the heat on…read more... We couldn't dine there.... Can't sit in that cold... The restaurant is not clean either.... Didn't taste the food...

Nice spot that seemed popular - service was a bit slow since it seemed our server was the only one…read moreworking. The Indian food here feels a little lighter (less rich) to me than other places, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. I expected my korma to be creamier but it seemed more watery. The spice level also wasn't too bad - medium had a very light heat and spicy just technically met the spicy threshold. The dishes also come with rice. The vegetable samosa was good with flavorful filling. The masala tea was really spiced and creamy but not sweetened (still good!). We also enjoyed the mango lassi, which has a more prominent mango taste (rather than yogurt) and was thinner than some lassis we've had. The gulab jamun only came with 2 pieces which was surprising. It was fine but I'd pass next time for the cost. Would like to come back to try the dosa and biryani.

One of my favorite Indian restaurants around. Food very flavorful - especially like the mushroom…read moredish. Prices are also very reasonable. Had to deduct one star due to smell. Sat at table nearby kitchen near the end of the night and the smell was almost unbearable. Think we'll stick to takeout from now on.

Currently enjoying the lunch special with three sample size entrees, naan and rice…read more Every bite is full of powerfully spiced flavors textured perfectly with each ingredient. Even the texture and flavor of the chickpeas are seasoned perfectly and stand out while lathered in delicious sauce. For the price, one of the best meals I've ever had, but also just one of the best meals, period.

If you're looking for a standout, modern Indian restaurant experience, Tashan is absolutely worth a…read morevisit. The ambiance sets the tone as soon as you walk in, vibrant decor with a stylish bar. The service is consistently excellent. The menu is where Tashan really shines. They take familiar Indian flavors and elevate them with a creative twist. The Punjabi staples like chole, chicken tikka, and daal makhni are done exceptionally well, striking that perfect balance between authenticity and refinement. The cocktail menu deserves a special mention. The aam mojito was refreshing and vibrant with mango and mint; the sharabi samundar was tropical and fun. For dessert, the Rajasthani Ghevar was a highlight; it was honeycomb-textured, and perfectly paired with a rich rabdi and pistachios. Tashan delivers a polished, yet approachable, take on modern Indian cuisine. Highly recommend!

I came here for the lunch buffet, so I can't speak for their dinners, but I won't be returning. The…read morebuffet options were quite limited, and surprisingly bland for an Indian restaurant. There wasn't a hint of spice in anything. There wasn't any chai ($5 for a glass) and for dessert all they had was "strawberry mouse" which tasted basically like flavored cool-whip, instead of any actual Indian desserts, like gulab jamun, which most India buffets have. On top of this, it was more expensive than many Indian buffets. If you want a good Indian buffet, go a couple exits up 128 to Godavari in Woburn instead. It'll be worth the detour.

Food was fantastic. Ubered several days worth of food and it was all fantastic, even when reheated…read more Didn't like the meat samosa much, but the regular ones were great and I kind of just wanted to try something I hadn't seen before anyways.

Food here is absolutely delicious. We order takeout frequently when I'm in the area. 10/10read more

This place is a hidden GEM!…read more The food is fresh, flavorful, and consistently high quality. The Dosas are perfectly crisp and flavorful, and the Chole Bhatura is rich and satisfying -- easily some of the best I've had. Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic vegetarian Indian cuisine.

Exceptional curries & so glad we found this place (refound it actually after Ritu Ki Rasoi closed…read morein the same place)

I've ordered maybe twice and it has always been really great! Chicken Tikka, Gyro, Naan Breadread more

This was our second time. I like Indian food here. Starters were great and so was main course…read more Chicken starter was tender and juicy. Paneer was ok. We had malai kofta and ghee roast mutton in main course with tawa paratha. These were top notch. Service was good, parking is just outside and free of cost. It has nice ambience. Definitely recommending.

Wanted to really like the food but this is the second time ordering food from here and it was very…read moreaverage. The Aloo- Poori was honestly pretty bad. The aloo sabji was okay but the poori were like papad, we were literally eating it like chips and dips and that is very disappointing. The Dahi Vada/ bhalla is usually very good but today they added so much of the sweet chutney that it literally became a dessert. All we tasted was the chutney. The vada otherwise are very soft which is hard to find at most Indian restaurants. The Bread Pakora was dry, over cooked and tasted stale. Very underwhelming meal.

Loved the samosa and sandwiche here. The flavors were authentic . There service is good.read more

I was in the area for work for a couple of days. Holy Cow ice cream is walking distance from where…read moreI stayed definitely worth checking out even if the weather is 37 degrees and raining outside. The storefront is fairly shallow with just the counter to order at and short table by the window next to the pint freezer. You can pick two flavors with a small size and with a wide selection of flavors, you can't really go wrong. I tried the Boston Blackout (a tar black mix of cocoa ganache and layer cake) and Pistachio Baklava (pistachio ice cream with toffee and phyllo dough) which were both 10/10. My last day of the trip I got the "Xtra Xtra" Coffee (the only flavor I found lacking, I was hoping for something more potent) and the Ritzy AF (butter cracker ice cream with cracker toffee which more than made up for the shortcomings of the coffee one). I do look forward to coming back here to try more flavors on future work trips!

Holy Cow in Burlington has my whole dessert heart! The first time I came on last Thursday, that…read morewaffle bowl with ice cream changed my life so much that I went raving to my husband. Fast forward, from my house it's 35 to 40 minutes back (depending on traffic) on a Friday. I needed my husband to taste this joy!! And then... no cone or waffle bowl batter when we got to register. None. Zero. My excitement dropped faster than a melting scoop in July. I had the Raspberry gooey butter cake in a cup , which was delicious, but that waffle bowl was the reason for the road trip. I will absolutely be back because I know how amazing it can be, but please, I am begging stash an extra batch in the fridge for the long distance dessert lovers. That waffle bowl is not just dessert. It is an experience.