I stoped in here for a quick buffet lunch and it was delicious! In addition to the regilar set of…read morebuffet warming dishes, including a good array of vegetarian options, they also had a big dish of Pava Paneer --all really delicious. Service welcoming and lovely, as always.

Dining here was an excellent experience! From the moment we walked in the door, we were met with…read morethe scent of delicious Indian spices, prepping us for the flavorful meal ahead. And flavorful it was! The chicken tikka masala sauce was packed with spice and had a lovely silky texture. Paired with the rice and naan was a bite that transported us straight to India! Not to mention, the ceremonial decor makes the entire night feel like a true, traditional dining experience. This spot is perfect for sharing and the meal was very cheap for the quantity and quality! We were also able to try their crisp veggie samosas (my absolute fav!) and their traditional gulab jamun (which they kindly provided us on the house!) The service is incredibly kind, moves swiftly, and truly makes you feel at home. Finally, I have to commend their extensive menu offering every traditional indian dish you can imagine, plus some you've probably never heard of. I can't wait to go back and try more things, this spot is the perfect place to indulge in some comfort food or branch out and try something new! I can't give this place enough praise and I'd definitely recommend you stop by whenever you get the chance! Make sure to bring your appetite, and maybe some friends and family to help out as well.

The food is always available from mild to 1 2 3 4 I am always wanting Mayuri…read more I've had medical issues with my knees so I've not been in a while . I'm craving my favorite lamb kheema saag heat 4, with Basmati rice and a paneer kadai heat 3 With paratha... Hoping to be able to obtain it soon RJ missing you all very much

Horrible don't go here they are greedy and rob people. Me and my sister and daughter love the mango…read morelassi so we buy it, first it was 5 a cup then he raised it to 6 a cup when we were buying it we bought a gallon he charged us 30, we bought another gallon he said the price went up five more dollars overnight, okay fine I buy the gallon and he gives me way less then a gallon and charged 35.95 and if you use your card it 37. don't worry it's okay I learned how to make it better then them so I will never go back again and he wouldn't even give me a cup after I bought a gallon! just greedy be careful to make the lassi it's only a few good ingredients you can make it way better yourself and their secret is food coloring to get it to be that color.

I have had their paneers and naans, and have enjoyed each type I am now a regular customer.read more

This place is terrific. A take out treat for us. Everything is carefully prepared and delicious…read more The food is reliably good. That encourages you to try some new things. It's very popular. The parking lot is full. We love the food here

Went for a weekend buffet. Choices were abundant. Fried fish was juicy. Rest of the dishes tasted…read moregood. Best part were the fresh naans. We reached there just 40 min before closing and the staff were accommodating.

Always reliable and the food is high quality. They are conveniently (for kids) next door to an ice…read morecream shop ;-)

Amazing food 10/10 Clearly marked vegan options…read more This place has the best Indian food I've ever had. Also, very friendly and knowledgeable staff who were happy to tell us the details of their delicious offerings not commonly available elsewhere. Although I'm not frequently in this area, I will certainly return to this hidden gem.

Wonderful restaurant that raises the standard in this part of New England for Indian cuisine. It…read morewas a bit out of my usual neighborhood and so it took a while to uncover. But finally I did and boy am I happy. Very much a family affair - husband and wife who share maitre'd and server responsibilities. And other relatives in the kitchen cooking up a storm. What first grabbed my attention were the huge number of dosas they offer. Seeing any dosa on a menu at all is a rarity and so to see the wide variety they feature was amazing. I opted for the Andhra Kara Masala and it was excellent. The dosa itself crispy and warm and the condiments beautifully integrated. We opted for the mixed veggie pakoras as an appetizer on the recommendation of the owner and they were served warm and crispy. The batter was light - nothing like the thick sludge that usually adorns the deep fried nuggets of vegetable delight. The accompanying tamarind sauce was sweet and clean and the mint-cilantro suitably refreshing. Lovey got garlic naan and saag paneer. Smooth and creamy, the saag was exactly as hoped for and the garlic naan was chewy, warm and toothsome. Dessert was carrot halwa. Hard to believe carrots make such an excellent warm dessert but they do. Richly satisfying with just the right touch of sweetness. We look forward to returning and sampling the rest of the menu!

You know one of the things that makes YouTube so awesome? It's powered by Google's own search…read moreengine! Sometimes I feel if I want to search Yelp, the more effective strategy is to search the Yelp listing on Google! Good thing I found the listing before creating a duplicate! But I digress: I was at Mighty Squirrel Brewery to celebrate a birthday, and this was the truck parked outside. My indecisive, variety-loving self to go for the Chicken Tikka Masala Combo. The dish came with rice, a little veggies, a few pieces of chicken, and some naan. On its own, the dish was A-OK. While not the greatest Indian food I've had, food trucks get a bit of a pass. The chicken and veggie had lovely spice (not heat) and good, distinctive flavors. The rice was cooked perfectly, and went great with any leftover sauce. The naan was nothing to write home about... but like the chicken not being at peak tenderness, I don't expect it fresh out of the tandoor. While in and of itself the food and very friendly service would put them close to a four. However, the value and price lands them squarely in three territory. With tax, the whole plate was $20 - this being for three small-ish pieces of chicken, and some rice, veg, and bread. While I can't say next time this truck and I are at Mighty Squirrel I'll go for a pretzel, I can say I would not seek this truck out at a Food Truck Festival.

Waaaay overpriced for what can best be described as seriously Mediocre fare and small portions…read more There were two tiny scoops of curry in my lunch combo surrounded by a massive pile of rice. I will not be bothering to stop here for lunch again.

Wonderful experience. Staff was friendly and provided lots of guidance. Had the butter chicken,…read moreshrimp biryani, and this potato appetizer. Food was incredible.

Staying with my friends and they volunteered to bring home Indian. They chose this place over…read morecloser ones and I see why. Excellent cheese in the saag paneer, full of flavor. I ordered my chicken dish extra spicy and it was perfectly to my liking, with large chunks of chicken within. Add a superlative chickpea dish, great bread sauces, tasty rice... every dish is a winner here.

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

My boyfriend is from Mumbai and I've also been and we LOVE Indian food. We haven't been able to…read morefind a good Indian restaurant since we moved out to Western, MA. We wanted to try this spot and oh it was so good!! We were initially tempted in trying the buffet (we saw photos of that online) but they unfortunately spotted doing that since the pandemic. Nonetheless, we were very pleased with what we ordered!!! We ordered for takeout. We ordered 3 gravies. We chose spicy out of the three levels of heat for each gravy to see how hot they would be. They were definitely spicy, not the SPICIEST Indian I've ever had (we like chili!) but it definitely had it! I'd probably only order one or two gravies as spicy next time, just to switch it up a bit. We ordered: Chicken korma: my boyfriend wanted to try this but was nervous because every chicken korma he's ordered in the US has been terrible. But WOW, he loved it, I loved it, it was soooo rich and creamy. Chicken thighs were the cut of chicken they used in this gravy so it was super tender. We were so pleased with this one. Saag paneer: I love saag paneer so I was curious to see what theirs would taste like. Another hit! Rich and creamy, had a good kick. I loved it mixed with the butter chicken too. Butter chicken: The sauce was perfect- rich and creamy, flavorful, everything it should be. I just don't love chicken breast as much as chicken thighs- but that's a classic butter chicken, so I can't blame them for that haha! Lastly, we got rice with the gravies and it was also really good! I love the mango lassi, my boyfriend didnt- he said it was good but he wouldn't go out of his way for it. I thought it was great, not too watery and very flavorful. Overall, my boyfriend has been to 30+ Indian restaurants in the US and he says this is his favorite! Thank you, Mirchi! We will be back :)

We haven't encountered them being closed when they're supposed to be open again so far (fingers…read morecrossed) and we have since discovered that the biryani here is very good. Our go to order is now butter chicken and biryani. I'm not sure which one we got the first time but it had nice moist tender pieces of chicken in it. The second time we had the chicken biryani 65 which was also delicious and the chicken seemed to be prepared a bit differently. It seemed like it was fried but was still moist and tender. The biryani is perfectly flavored and takes a while to come out, so they're probably making it to order.