Bollywood Grill has a great mix of regular dishes and Indian street food like Bombay sandwiches…read more Their food is delicious!

How are you all still sleeping on Bollywood!!?!! This is flavortown. Get the Kati roll. Get the…read moreMasala. Get anything, just get over here and taste the flavor.

Delicious Indian food cooked with Indian spice levels. If you don't like Indian level heat make…read moresure you ask for mild. Medium spice level was perfect for the Roganjosh and chicken saag. Chile and dal makhani were also on point and milder. Naan and roti were fresh and piping hot. Roganjosh had a delicious gravy that was reminiscent of Laal Maas with tented cubes of boneless lamb. The gravy was memorable.

We ordered several entrees 'to go', to be delivered and to be mild…read more While I like spicy-hot foods, some in my party found it too spicy to eat. That left more for me. My suggestion for those who don't like spicy foods: emphasize Mild and Not Spicy when you order, and hope for the best. I tasted all of the items pictured below and found all to be flavorful, authentic and of high quality.

Have been here a few times and came to conclusion, this is a great spot for apps and Indian Chaat…read more They have an exhaustive menu and our favorites are chaat items, chole bhature and gol gappas. Service and ambiance are nice as well.

Lazeez by Dhaba truly lives up to its name! Authentic Delhi-style food done right. The aloo tikki…read moreis spot on and the butter chicken is simply outstanding. Highly recommend visiting and trying their butter chicken, fish, and gol gappa--pure Delhi flavors under one roof!

Absolutely loved our first time here! I went for lunch with my mom on a weekday. Food was delicious…read moreand very fresh. Service was excellent! I highly recommend for anyone who enjoys a good vegetarian Thali. This is so much better than the overrated Gordhan thal n Kathiyawadi Thali on Oak tree rd. Food had so much flavor n was so light n non oily.

Spice Grill was renamed to Gaamthi. I think starting Jan 1 2026 it's going to be Vegetarian food…read moreonly. BYOB

We came here before and wanted to bring our daughters who love Indian cuisine…read more Just be aware that they shut down in the middle of the day, so check the hours. They do post and update the website which is super helpful. We ordered and shared the following: Samosas Bread basket with a bit of all the Naan Malal Kofta Tangdi Kebaba-grilled to perfection (takes about 1/2 an hour since it's freshly made) Butter chicken Chicken Tikki Masala The sauces were delightful over their rice and of course to dip the Naan! Each one was tastier than the other and we brought home leftovers for tomorrow. This is a super busy place, lots of to go orders and people eating in. If the weather permits, you can even sit outside. Inside is thoroughly air conditioned and well ventilated. I dare say my kids rated this some of the best Indian food they have ever had.

Came on a Sunday night for dinner. The menu is a QR code that directs you online and requires you…read moreto view it from your phone. Unfortunately, it's extremely clunky and not very user friendly (see photos). Because there are so many items on the menu and they are grouped separately, you have to constantly click, then go back, then click again, and repeat. One pros to this is some of the items have photos and descriptions, although some do not have photos or any description or the writing is cutoff. Finally we were able to get a physical menu which was the menu they use as flyers to handout. It was much easier to navigate but the in house prices were more expensive by $2-$4 in some cases. I asked the waiter for his recommendation and he said the HBK spl Chicken Biriyani is by far the most popular. One thing to note, there is no description of what exactly it was. In all, we ordered garlic naan, chef special cheese naan, butter chicken, HBK spl Chicken Biriyani, and Malabar kothu paratha. They brought everything to the table at once except the biriyani came much later. I didn't want anyone to wait so told them to start. They may have assumed we were all sharing so that may be why it came at different times. Overall, the food was ok. Nothing too special. The HBK special is boneless pan fried chicken pieces and also bone-in chicken pieces. There was quite a bit of biriyani and kothu, the butter chicken seemed like not too many pieces of meat. Service was just ok. No one came to check on us and the server forgot our requests a few times. We finally got up and approached the staff to get what we needed. They weren't too busy in house but there seemed to be a lot of pickup orders. I would come again at a different time and try some other dishes, I don't think we ordered the right things. Will also stop by and try the weekend buffet and update my review accordingly.

A hidden gem in Parsippany .. we actually went to their Atlanta location and found about the NJ…read morelocation. Had been to paraippany area and wanted to surely taste their food . Good location and nice food. lots of space inside to sit and eat . Ambience was ok. Service was very good . We ordered food and picked it up from the restaurant. They were quick and did arrange the food soon. We did order few items .. biryani was just superbbbbbbbb.. even in Atlanta branch biryani was the best . Bai biryani and chicken tikka biryani were just tooooooo good . Spice level was just perfect . Chicken fry dry was the BEST . It went really well with biryani too. Vegetable biryani was ok. Taste was good too but could have been spicier . Chicken Kothu parota was the only thing which wasn't tasting as good as we expected . It wasn't spicy at all and tasted sweet ! Wish there was more aroma and authenticity to that dish .. overall we liked it so much . Good experience overall. 4 stars

Hard to decide how to rate here. Ordered ahead and did takeout…read more Masala dosas: excellent and large portion, though more expensive than some other plases in the area like Dosa House. But... did not come with sambar. Chutneys for the dosa; good. The tomato one in particular was very flavorful. Inside: very hot (even before the current heatwave, no a/c, but some fans). Hardly anyone there on a weekday lunch. Time for food to arrive: not quick, despite being almost empty. The real issue was the veg thali I got. The dal was tasty, but it was not sealed tightly so it fell apart in the bag. Thali had a tiny bit of sambar (which I gave to the person having the dosa). Rice pudding was good. A few pieces of cauliflower were delicious. Not a fan of the other things given at all (rasam is not enough for lunch; one curry that did not smell worth eating - red pepper based?; boring biryani). Other than the dal that mostly had spilled out, the very best thing here was: malabar parota, which was incredible. So: you can definitely get some very yummy things here: the dosa, the parota, the dal. If you want sambar with your dosa, I think you need to order it separately (& then it is even more expensive than other local places). I would not get the veg thali. Also, probably better to do takeout - but order well in advance because the kitchen might only have 1 or 2 people.

I was looking for a new place to eat and put in Indian food on Yelp. The recommendation came up for…read moreMumbai Tadka and I can't wait to tell you how awesome it was! The staff was incredible! They were so friendly and accommodating. They answered all our questions and told us great stories abut the artwork. It's BYO but they have many options for beverages. Hubby got the mango orange punch which was refreshing and delicious. We ordered the samosa chaat which I liked because they were smaller and not overly filling so I can enjoy my food while enjoying the crunchy goodness. They came with 2 sauces - both excellent! We also got the beet root tikki chaat appetizer. I had the chicken tikka in medium sauce which was seasoned to perfection. The garlic naan was an excellent accompaniment. Hubby had the Chana Masala which were chick peas in a tangy onion and tomato based masala sauce. Our friend who is a vegan veg Kolhapuri which is spicy mixed vegetables in a coconut based kolhapuri style curry. He loved it! It is such a quaint and cozy place. I loved everything about this restaurant! I can't wait to go back with my kids!

Very good southern Indian restaurant. The samosas were fairly small, but only $5 for 3. Kobi…read moreManchurian was good. I thought a bit heavy on the breading, but others really loved the flavor. For entrees, we got the butter chicken, chicken tikka, paneer tikka, salmon tandoori, and malai kofta. Everything was delicious except the salmon which was beyond dry and overcooked! Garlic and cheese naans were very good. Strange thing is that they served all of this food with the smallest portion of basmati rice... Fun to try the ras malai dessert! Beautiful presentation. Service was excellent and cute restaurant! Will be back!

The idlis and the dosas were great The chutney was spicy…read moreThe aloo paratha was huge but delicious The service was lousy

I was incredibly keen to try A2B Indian Restaurant after hearing numerous glowing reviews,…read moreincluding a stellar 4.8-star rating from 7.4k reviews and a passionate recommendation from my fiancé's South Indian friend claiming they have the best masala dosas in the state. Given the difficulty of getting a reservation at my current favorite, Semma, this was meant to be my new go-to. Unfortunately, my Saturday evening experience was an overall big letdown. We arrived to a packed restaurant, with the parking lot at capacity, which certainly spoke to A2B's popularity. The interior was spacious, offering plenty of booths and tables, yet it was still quite full. We were seated quickly after a short 5-minute wait. However, once we sat down, the waiting game began. There was an iPad on the table with the menu, but we couldn't place the order ourselves. After nearly 15 minutes had passed with no server approaching, we finally flagged someone down. When the waiter did arrive, they offered no introduction and simply asked for our order before taking the iPad and leaving. For drinks, the Masala Chai and a Mango Lassi (made with pulp, not fresh mangoes) were both good; no complaints there. We ordered the main event, two Mysore Masala Dosas with the potato masala on the side. The food came out alarmingly fast, within like three minutes, which immediately made me suspicious. How the food was presented was perhaps the most jarring part of the experience, the small separate dishes for the potato masala and the chutneys were placed directly on top of my dosa! That's not hygienic at all, and to have serving dishes underside directly contacting the food was a bad look and presentation. Beyond the questionable presentation, the quality of the dosa was deeply disappointing. It was soggy and not crispy whatsoever. The speed suggested it was possibly pre-made and sitting under a heat lamp. The only saving grace of the entire meal was the sambar, which was genuinely good, almost as good as my mom makes it. Given this experience, I completely lost interest in trying the Palak Paneer or Malai Kofta I had initially planned on. We finished with the Pista Kulfi for dessert, which was just okay, with a heavy taste of cardamom that you'll love only if you're a big fan of that spice. While we were there, another family in front of us complained to the manager about the service, but the manager looked like he didn't care since business is booming for the restaurant. I wouldn't come back here again; there are much better spots for dosas and vegetarian Indian food. This was an overall disappointing experience.