Wow. Never tried Indian food before this and I was not only impressed, I was blown away how good…read morethe food was. I got the chicken biryani and demolished it. I was in town for a week for work this was probably my favorite spot out of all the others downtown.

The chicken curry was substandard absolutely no taste, like eating watered down soup not even…read moreaverage Indian curry very small portions too. The waiter hardly spoke English and added on additional naan to our bill that we never ordered. When I mentioned it he acted like he couldn't understand the English language. We went back and forth as he kept pretending not to understand English language so I ended up not exerting anymore energy on the additional $4 he added onto the bill.

I would love to go but I don't know what to order. If I saw a 'sampler dinner ' for first timers on…read morethe menu I would come in. Then I would know what to order in the future. Just a suggestion. Smells wonderful when I drive by. Help an American who loves your food. Dhanavaad

Delicious Indian buffet. Many offerings. Chai tea and mango lassi are also on the buffet. Give…read moreZupsdi a try, you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic little hole in the wall for to go orders when you have that craving for some indian food…read more For those that are not familiar, Desi bites is located in the back middle to the right of the little market. The take out food is quick, reasonably priced for the portion, and still warm at time of pick up! I recommend their butter chicken and their punjabi samosa. I didn't realize the samosa was only an order of 1...so next time i'm upping that and ordering 2! 4 stars because I found the garlic naan to be a bit chewy, however other than that, everything was tasty. Will I be back to order from this place? For sure.

The food was great. Tucked in the back of an Indian grocery store. We stopped because we were in…read morethe area on a Monday and a fancier restudarant in Easton we like is closed Mondays. We had the masala dosas. I ordered them to go, but the fellow at the counter insisted we eat there as the dosas would get soggy. They were tasty and a $11 a great value. Desi Bites is moving to the Easton's Palmer Park Mall on July 1, 2024. We were told there will be seating for groups of up to a hundred, I suspect that is an exaggeration, but hope to try the new location someday.

If you're missing home cooked food, this is the place to be. Fresh roti's which no one has time to…read morecook come out like hot cakes! Everything we've tried is wonderful! To top it is their hospitality! Check it out if you've been avoiding the real Indian food!

Stopped by while traveling across for a quick bite. Amazing food! Authentic home cooked Indian food.read more

You don't come here for the atmosphere. This restaurant is located in a converted service station…read more Tractor trailers are fueling up right outside. Now for the food + it was delicious except for the plastic utensils. We had a paneer tikka masala and a lamb biryani. Asked for medium spicy which was perfect. The place is frequented by Indian truckdrivers so you know that the food is authentic.

This place is closed for renovations as of today, July 31. Call before coming because they're not…read moreopen.

Amazing staff and amazing food. Beautiful and unique interior as well. They work hard to support…read morepeople in need and their love for food and people shows. I love this place!

Great food. Great vibes. They have dairy free options and a variety of vegetarian options.read more

Finally something good ! Butter chicken , hummus, and naan…read more, One other chicken dish can't remember the name all of it very good !

Service was wonderful. All staff was very nice and attentive…read more Samosas and palak chicken were good. However, the chicken biryani was probably the mildest I've ever had. And mango Lassi was watery. Will try again and see!

The food and service was outstanding, each time I've visited Nalan the experience is phenomenal…read more The restaurant is beautifully appointed, I had the opportunity to speak with the owners who checked on me during my meal. I consistently visit this business and enjoy their food.

I actually didn't love Nalan. The servers were very friendly and attentive (they kept refilling the…read morewater pitcher which had nice lemon flavoring) but the food was a little lackluster. I normally always love Indian food but something about each dish was off. We got the Kodi vopidu (chicken stir fry) based on some prior Yelp reviews. It was ok but not super flavorful or impressive. Was not really a fan of the veggie korma--it was full of spices but not as creamy as I'm used to. The texture was almost grainy? The portions were a bit small as well for the price. My husband did get a lentil dish (not sure which one) which was the best out of the tree we ordered. Overall we were disappointed as Nalan had a very high Yelp rating (probably because of its nicer interior--cute wall with a word cloud of food) but the food itself was underwhelming. There are multiple Indian and Nepali restaurants on the east shore we liked better.

A vegan that's exploring in a small town in PA that offers a vegan options is a no easy task. We…read morestopped by this location knowing that they would have a few dishes that would not include meats or diary and it's in a buffet style! Everyday - yummy for your tummy. Ya girl was excited to try a few different dishes all at once. They had one section that has meat in the dishes and one dishes that it's all vegetables. I got to try all the vegan dishes that they had to offer that day and I enjoyed it. I would come back if I'm in that town again. The food temperature isn't warm-hot or cold, it's like room temperature. I was starving that day when I came so I didn't really care about the temperature. The seasoning in the food was there but I feel like they can add some more heat or depth into the seasoning. Service can be a lil slow, to re fill the water and to take way dirty dishes. A restaurant that's right odd the highway is a no easy task to maintain and make everyone happy but it's a very good spot for anyone who enjoys Indian food.

I ordered takeout today, excited to have found a place with such strong reviews. The upside - my…read moreorder was ready quickly - the downside - not so fresh. I have ordered Vegetable korma hundreds of times all over the world & this was the worst - vegetables were so mushy, it was flavorless & if you are going to put paneer in it make sure that's clearly stated on the menu, some of it was very sour. I sincerely considered returning it, but chalking it up to a Monday.

We've gotten takeout from here three times, and it's been very good each time. The Vegetable…read morePakoras (appetizer) are consistently excellent, very flavorful and not overly doughy, dry, or oily. Nice job. The Vegetable Samosas and Chana Chat, which is somewhat like a bean salad, are also very good appetizers, but the Pakoras win in my book. Nice portions of rice with all entrees, and good portions overall. The only reason I'm not giving five stars is because our entrees weren't as great the last time, which was a couple months ago now. We got the Chana Masala (chickpeas in spiced tomato-based sauce), Saag Paneer (spinach with homemade cheese cubes), and Aloo Mutter (peas and potatoes in curry sauce). There was less depth to the flavor of each dish, and the ingredients seemed a little lower quality than prior orders. We hadn't had the Chana Masala or Saag Paneer here before, so maybe we just aren't used to how they make them, compared to elsewhere. Or it could've been a busy/off night? The employees are very nice, especially the man who is usually working the front. He wears a mask as well. The first time we went, he included a free order of naan. So nice! As others have said, the inside of the restaurant isn't anything fancy. It would be nice if they improved it a bit by the time indoor dining is fully back, but it's not a deal-breaker for me. Overall, I'd recommend takeout from here for now!

So bad. Probably the worst "Indian food" I've ever had. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, rice…read moreand Naan. The Tikka Masala base tasted exactly like Campbell's tomato soup with cream. It was terrible. I got about 5 small cubes of chicken. The Naan was like hard, crusty, microwaved bread. Exactly the opposite of what Naan actually is. It was beyond bad. The only redeeming quality of this place was the guy behind the counter. It's $25 I will never get back. People who say this is authentic food lhave never had authentic Middle Eastern or Indian food.