This restaurant has a beautiful ambiance! I love the concept of New Delhi meets old Delhi. Their service is OK, it's absolutely not the best service but not the worst either. We had to wait a while to get our check on a weekday though. We got the chili cheese toast, chicken biryani and the chole bature. Everything was made exceptionally well! The chole were alright, nothing super impressive but that's alright. Overall, I would return :) read more

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So my quest to have genuine Indian food is over. I have been searching for Indian flavors for last 20 years in United States, and after endless American tikka masala's and garlic naaans, over the years, I landed up here! Kachori took me to college days, and total street food vibe. And so did Rumali rotis and lacchha prantha. But thing that genuinely took me back home was simple dish like achar. It had flavor of my mom's hand. I refuse to give Indian place 5* because they don't deserve it. This place, dayummmmm. So if you grew in north India, this will take you back home. Careful, it will make you miss home even more. read more

I went there last Saturday on June 28th and we had a reservation for 8:45 pm. We were given upstairs table for dining. When we went up It was so hot there. The temperature downstairs was very nice but upstairs was very hot. We were with a kid and even after complaining numerous time they didn't do anything helpful. The staff said that we could be seated downstairs but there will be additional wait times. So my concern is even after knowing the condition upstairs how could they allow anyone to be seated upstairs. And when I have my reservation why was I asked to wait. My kid was sweating all the time. We drove from my very far to come to this restaurant and wasn't expecting this treatment. I am disappointed and would definitely never visit this place again. read more

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The food here is great, but comes at a premium. I tried the gilfani paneer and the Gupta burger. The paneer was fantastic - smoky, tangy, and spicy, just like the ones I had in Delhi. The burger was also great, with a variety of textures and a sweet and spicy tamarind chutney. The bill came out to over $60, which is quite the splurge. Still worth trying for the unique items. read more

We went here to celebrate a special occasion and it did not disappoint. Let's start with the ambience: the decor, lighting and music is so soothing and well balanced that you'll feel like you're transported to Delhi and sitting in some old moghul darbar. Food: They concept is lovely. They have dishes that are old Delhi recipes like Gilafi paneer and Fateh ki kachori and the ones that are new and nostalgic like Kwality Chana Bhatura and Nirula'd choco fudge. We ordered many dishes from small, medium and large plates and it did not disappoint! Cocktails: I loved their golgappa margarita and negroni. The presentation and the whole experience they created with the drinks and food is 10/10. I would recommend visiting this place while it's still new, undiscovered by many and holding up their standards. read more

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Great Indian cuisine,Excellent service,great ambiance. Located in the heart of Times Square. East to access to theater, shopping. read more

The malai shrimp was delicious, lamb seekh kebab and chana bhatura were also yummy. The butter chicken was not the best. The service can get better. The ambience is pretty and good decor. Good option to visit another new Indian spot. read more

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We tried the Koyla Chicken and Salma Apa Kebabs, both were fantastic. The smoky flavor on the Koyla chicken is out of this world. The golgappa margertia is to die for as well! read more

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Best Indian food ever!!! Wonderful service will return best restaurant in town. Absolutely loved it and amazing ambiance - best place in town read more

We made our way to Times Square to go to this restaurant with our family. We went with a stroller and they don't have an elevator and they sat us upstairs so that was a little bit of a struggle. However, once we were seated all was good. Service and food were both great. For drinks we got the margarita and also golden hour. Presentation of the drinks were really cool. The golden hour is definitely on the sweeter end so it wasn't my favorite. For food we started with the kachori, okra fritters, and chili cheese toast. I was surprised the kachori was so crispy even with all the chutneys on top! The chili cheese toast was tasty and spicy! I got the marwadi baingan as my main and i enjoyed it! It was slightly smoky and the eggplant was cooked thoroughly. Despite it being in Times Square, we would go back again! read more

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We had a wonderful dining experience at this restaurant. We started with the Koyla Chicken, which was smoky, tender, and full of flavor--an excellent way to begin our meal. The Dehlavi Chicken Biryani was fragrant and perfectly cooked, and the Pandara Road Butter Chicken was rich, creamy, and absolutely delicious. We truly enjoyed every bite. A special thank you for the warm welcome from the General Manager, which made our visit even more memorable. The staff was polite, attentive, and the atmosphere was very pleasant. Highly recommended--looking forward to visiting again! read more

Upscale Indian near Times Square. Ambiance is cozy with plenty of tables and attentive wait staff. The drinks were fantastic with well themed glasses to go with each. The naan was some of the best I've had. Perfectly puffy top half with an almost flaky bottom. The curries themselves were standard. From the butter chicken to dal, the flavors were accurate, but not elevated or crazy enough to split them from the sea of other restaurants. For a date night this is great, if just craving Indian, give some other places a try. read more

Disappointing Brunch Experience -- Would Not Recommend We visited as a party of ten (six adults and four children), with three of us originally from Delhi and familiar with authentic flavors. Unfortunately, the food fell far short of expectations and did not align with what it claims to represent. The experience felt heavily overhyped by social media, with quality and portion sizes failing to justify the premium pricing. We sampled almost the entire brunch menu, yet not a single dish truly impressed. The mutton chawal lacked seasoning and depth, while the biryani was passable at best--frankly, I've had more flavorful rice bowls at casual spots like Inday. The much-touted Andhra fried chicken burger was another miss, offering nothing distinctive; a standard fast-food chain easily does better. The various paratha and vegetarian options were dough-heavy and uninspired, tasting more like plain flour than anything else. Using Delhi names for the dishes might create appeal, but substance and execution simply weren't there. Portion sizes were particularly disappointing. A single dosa was $22, and even our five-year-old needed two to feel satisfied. Desserts were the lowest point of the meal. The jalebi arrived cold, accompanied by a meager drizzle of rabdi (barely 10-20 ml). The "Super Bowl" at $55 was a complete letdown--the fudge was rock-hard and icy, making it nearly inedible. We left half unfinished and raised our concerns; the staff removed the jalebi from the bill but insisted on charging for the Super Bowl. Please don't call it Narula's. It was nowhere close to it. On a positive note, the cocktails were enjoyable--we tried the Spiritz Fizz and Spicy Chai-thini, both of which were well balanced. The masala soda, however, was just average. Overall, this brunch was underwhelming in both authenticity and value. The food seems calibrated more for a generalized American palate rather than reflecting true Delhi flavors. Unless there are significant improvements in both quality and portioning, I struggle to see long-term sustainability for a business relying primarily on social media buzz. A sincere recommendation to the chef: spend some time in Delhi, experience the food firsthand, and bring those authentic flavors to the table. read more

Recently had an absolutely amazing dinner here. Everything was super delicious and the service was great. I definitely want to go back to basically eat the rest of the menu. read more

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The food was fantastic! I read some reviews before settling for this place and it did not disappoint one bit. We are visiting NYC this week and decided to get do dinner close to our hotel. I searched the area for restaurants. Indian food sounded really good. We had to wait an hour for a table. Not a big deal since we didn't have reservations. It was worth it! The food, service and ambiance were outstanding! The hostess and the waiters were very friendly and attentive. read more

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I had the mutton curry here it was amazing! The ambience was good too. The bar has signature cocktails I tried the Gol gappa it was just ok.

We stumbled upon this restaurant before a show. It was so good! We had the channa bhatura and butter chicken. I had a mocktail bc it's Dryuary. There's a bar too. The music was modern, gentle techno which I enjoyed. It was very very clean, I noticed. The service was prompt and friendly. Very nice spot. read more

The new Indian restaurants in NYC are trying to do the most. Dilli Dilli had a tight menu that had a lot of care put into it. High quality food- every single thing we ate was tasty. The chicken tikka appetizer was the best chicken tikka i have had. Thoroughly marinated and tender chicken. For mains we had butter chicken, mutton and channa bhature was all a slam dunk. Everything was very tasty. We also had the burger special and it was one of the best veggie burgers I have had. Ambiance was also very nice. Great experience would highly recommend! read more

It's often said that 'Dilli hai Dilwalon ki,' but this saying doesn't quite apply to this restaurant. The Aloo Tikki Chaat was a major disappointment--far from crispy, it felt like an undercooked blob of potatoes stuffed with bland dal, drowned in chutneys. The Shami Kebabs were chewy and lacked the depth of garam masala. The Bhature were decent, but the Chole lacked any real flavor. The biggest letdown was the Butter Chicken--it was the same overly sweet, bland, orange gravy version you find at almost every spot in NYC. Since when did Dilliwala Butter Chicken become so sweet? The only highlight of the meal was the Jalebi--crispy, hot, slightly sour, and easily the best thing I had that evening read more

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Appalling experience. When we asked for a table that would accommodate a disability, the elderly man at the front made a face and acted like we were being difficult. At an upscale restaurant, the very least you should expect is respect and basic courtesy. Instead, we were met with rudeness and insensitivity that set the tone for the entire evening. Although the food itself was mediocre and underwhelming, most significantly, the treatment like this is unacceptable. Accessibility and dignity are not "special requests." Until this place learns that, I cannot recommend it to anyone. read more

I was waiting to write this review, I have been here 4 times and almost every time I have been here the food has been very consistent and I have been to many restaurants in the city with fusion food and drinks but nothing has come close to this place. It's almost unbelievable that every dish from their appetizers to main course is mouth watering with the symbolic presentation for your social media is on point. My fav appetizer is Koyla chicken and seekh kebab for the main course kaju pista kofta and their CTM is amazinggggg. Love you guys 10 out of 10 read more

Very attentive service and luxurious interiors. Food was very rich and filling. I think the serving sizes for the appetizers are a bit small but since it's very creamy, it was fast to feel full. Flavorful and fun! Beautiful presentation and good for business meeting or date. Shrimp was very yummy and enjoyed the crispy okras too. read more

The food was just okay, nothing really stood out as exceptional. One thing that was frustrating was that the waiter insisted the large plates were only enough for two people. Since we were a group of five, we were convinced to order doubles of every large dish, but in reality, the portions were much larger than they let on and we definitely didn't need that much. On top of that, the meat-to-gravy ratio in several dishes was really off, making the balance feel disappointing. read more

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The food is alright. Just hyped up. We tried the natraj bhalla, pandara road butter chicken but its no match to the original natraj bhalla and butter chicken either from "Gulati" or "Have-more" at pandara road. read more

I ate here last night on a lark because of the music and the crowds, as I walked by. The food was amazing! The music was loud and excellent. The drink I had was epic, delicious and served in a unique way. I usually go to places based on reviews and this place has barely any. Wow, who knew!? read more

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Ambiance - great Service - fantastic Food - do not order the goat curry. Yes, it is a bone-on dish, but there is almost NO meat on the bones. read more

Being from Delhi I understand the flavours and tastes. Ordered gol kappa margarita. Good concept and presentation but nothing great and extraordinary. Ordered their famous mutton curry and roomali roti. Have to admit that no other restaurant in NY have been able to serve me authentic roomali roti, but this was very close. Impressed with roomali roti. Was mutton great??? I would not say the same. It was very ordinary and something you can get in buffet at any Indian restaurant, so disappointed with mutton. Overall just ok experience. They need to improve quality to be authentic Delhi ..... being a Delhi person we know the taste ..... read more

Dilli Dilli - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

I have been ordering From this place frequently The food nice very delicious The only dissatisfaction Is with their paneer Everytime I order Very hard !!!!! So I please request to change the source Over all we love it everytime we Order Enjoy !!!! read more

For the price, the quantity and quality of food was not great. It was a small quantity of food for a large price, and the quality was not that good in comparison to other restaurants, where we have paid less. There are better places in NYC that are worth much more than this food. I would not come here again, especially for the price I paid for. Also, the music being played was a bold choice, especially knowing that there were kids present in the restaurant. Finally, the service was not that great. We had to wait for our bread after we already received our curry, and the plates we were served had some things still left on it. Overall, was not the best experience for an Indian restaurant in NYC, and we have visited many. read more

Went here before show at the Barrymore. Loved the ambiance, and the food. I wish I had tried a cocktail, which I will do next time. It's an innovative menu. service was excellent. Can't wait to return read more

Taking Indian food up a notch Fantastic flavors delicately prepared Craft cocktails with Indian twist that are outstanding Excellent service and cozy ambience adds to the whole experience read more

Great service and delicious food. Everything we ordered, we loved it! The Chana bhatura was our favorite, the mutton curry was delicious. Great ambiance and decor. read more

Food was hit or miss. The Wengers shami kabab was tasty, but not exactly like Wengers - it was closer to galoti kabab than shami kabab. More mushy, less firm. But very tasty. Butter chicken was not butter chicken, it was something else altogether, too much cardamom or honey or something which gave it this weird sweet quality. It was certainly not Pandara Road Butter Chicken- nope. Sarojini nagar fruit chaat was good, but again, not exactly the same. Not enough chaat masala perhaps. Watermelon pieces were not sweet so it was the miss on the classic sweet and salty flavor. Koyala chicken was delicious - similar to chicken malai kabab at Bhatti. Daal Bukhara was good. Something missing though, can't say what- ginger? Also, it's not daal makhani which is an important distinction. Naan and roti was good. And star of the show was the jalebi. Chefs kiss for that one. Ambience was a bit dhinchak like clubby type music bec trying to be modern I think (I don't mind, really, maybe I'm just getting old) but the decor was nice. I would go again, there was a lot of stuff on the menu that is prob worth trying. But def not the butter chicken or daal if you're looking for that classic Delhi flavor. read more

Celebrated my 25th birthday here with my wife. the food was delicious and we were extremely well cared for by the staff, from the hostess to the waiter to the bus staff. I appreciated the decor and ambience as well. It's very tastefully decorated! try the biryani and the butter chicken! read more

Nice ambiance , service, and food. We got Pandari butter chicken , Pista malai kofta, Dahin with garlic tadka , and jalebi.

Amazing food!!! Very authentic and the service was absolutely fantastic. The biriyani was my favorite.

Sagar was a great waiter and very friendly. He recommended the Halwa desert off the menu and it was 10/10. Mutton curry was also really good. read more

I visited this restaurant today and was dismayed to see how poorly the restaurant staff treated some of their customers. We overheard some customers having heated and frustrated discussions with the manager about the terrible service. We were feeling similar frustrations as well and could relate to it. The place was chaotic. Food is sub-par. The names of the dishes sounded very exotic, but all of what we ordered was of poor quality and overly oily. Their website looked attractive and had positive testimonials, but after going there, I believe the testimonials were perhaps fake. read more

Very Poor Service, Greasy and tasteless food. Overpriced. Located near Times Square as a tourist trap. With such great food choices in NY, it is a waste and disappointment to visit this. I am still having bad tummy and oily aftertaste after having the horrible meal there this evening. read more

best Indian food in manhattan. the service, decor and food were exceptional. As always at a chef Anand establishment, the cuisine steals the show. I would highly recommend the kebabs, cauliflower and paneer... but save space for dessert! read more

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