A local favorite! Kebabs and Kurries does a lot of take out orders. so your food will be packed…read morefresh and ready to go if you're going in that direction. I had the pleasure of dining in and ordered butter chicken with a side of garlic naan. Food came out quickly and the butter chicken was spot on. There were a lot of people in the restaurant around 9-930 when I came in (which is always a good sign). I'll have to come back to try some other things on the menu!

Kebabs & Kurries is a solid go-to for consistently delicious Indian food, especially if you're…read morecoming for lunch as it's a great value. Everything we've tried has been excellent - flavors are aromatic, perfectly spiced, rich and comforting. We have tried Chicken Haandi Biryani, Lamb Rogan Josh, Lucknowi Paneer Tikka, Chicken Tikka Roll, Lamb Khatta Pyaz and the Samosa Chaat so far and loved everything. Service has always been great - friendly, attentive, and efficient. I've never had to wait for a table during my visits, which makes it an easy lunch spot. Plus, there's ample parking, which is always a bonus in this area. Overall, Kebabs & Kurries delivers delicious food, excellent service, and a stress-free dining experience. Highly recommend!

We have mostly doordashed food from here. Also got food catered from here for an event. Food is…read moregood.. vada pao n kathi rolls are one of the best, everyone at the event loved these. Their chinese bhel, goat sukka, noodles, methi chicken are other dishes i have tried and all are good! Only complaint was their catered food came late and wasn't organised as instructed

Great food. We've only ordered takeout, but we've received consistently really good food from…read moreMumbai Maskaa. My husband sticks to his usual order of Saag Paneer. My usual order is Mushroom Malai Mutter, but recently I've been hooked on their Honey Garlic Gobhi (cauliflower cooked in a sweet and garlicky sauce) with a side of rice. Hopefully one of these days we will check out the dine-in experience. That's on our to-do list this summer :)

5/5 Stars - Jalwa in Montclair Is the Real Deal. And Then There's Nayan…read more There are restaurants you enjoy, and then there are restaurants that rearrange something in your brain. Jalwa in Montclair is the second kind. The space sets the tone immediately -- upscale but unpretentious, modern without being cold, the kind of room that makes you settle in and order one more thing. The menu is a love letter to Indian cuisine with a contemporary sensibility: bold, aromatic, deeply flavorful, and -- remarkably -- one of the most vegan-friendly dining experiences I've ever had anywhere. Not vegan-tolerant. Vegan-excellent. Modifications are handled with genuine expertise, and the results are full, satisfying, and never feel like a consolation prize. We started with crispy vegetable samosas packed with spiced potato and peas, and a couple of other appetizers that hit like a warm, fragrant wave. The dal was rich and creamy with flavor that built beautifully with every bite -- the kind of dish you find yourself thinking about days later. The vegetable biryani was fragrant and perfectly spiced. The curries, customized fully vegan, were outstanding. The garlic naan was soft, pillowy, and genuinely addictive. Every plate was generous, nothing was heavy or oily, and spice levels were adjusted exactly as requested. It was Indian cuisine firing on all cylinders. But I have to talk about Nayan. I have to. In twenty-something years of dining out, I have never -- not once -- encountered a server who so completely elevated a meal through sheer force of warmth, knowledge, and genuine care. From the moment Nayan greeted our table, it was clear we were in exceptional hands. He walked us through the vegan options with the fluency of someone who actually loves this food. His pairing suggestions were perfect -- every single one. He checked in at exactly the right moments, never hovering, always there. His energy was magnetic without being performative. He made us try dishes we would have skipped and we were grateful every time. This is not hyperbole: Nayan is one of the best front-of-house professionals I have ever encountered. He doesn't just serve a table -- he orchestrates an experience. Jalwa is lucky to have him, and whoever is in charge of promotions there should act fast, because someone with his talent, instinct, and people skills has a very bright future ahead -- in this industry or any other. If I could leave six stars, the sixth one would be just for him. Book a table at Jalwa. Ask for Nayan. Thank me later.

My partner and I both can't do food that is too spicy so we usually look for modern Indian…read morerestaurants when we are craving Indian food. They have options to go for the mild choice if you can't do spice. This restaurant is situated within downtown Montclair - which is such a charming shopping block. We ordered: - honey chili lotus - saffron butter crab (generous portion size of crab)! - goat cheese naan - Goan fish curry Every dish was so good! The highlight was the saffron butter crab - that umami flavor was insane. The honey lotus was crispy and packed with flavor. The Goan fish curry was satisfying and not spicy at all which we both appreciated. I also enjoyed the 3 complimentary sauces on the table - none of them were too spicy. I highly recommend this place! The service was great as well.

Ok please don't ask me what o had because I could never spell it…read more But from the beginning till the end the service was perfect The the waitress who ended up to be the daughter of the owner, which is so sweet, kind and helpful We start off with some type of appetizer with mixed meat. That was absolutely delicious. I had some lamb dish and my brother had a shrimp dish. Everything that was perfectly cooked perfectly timed we weren't rushed. We didn't wait. It was just a great meal. It wasn't very busy and sometimes when places are quiet that's when you get bad service cause the way staff is doing other stuff, but they were very attentive very kind. Very sweet and very knowledgeable. I will definitely be going back.

People are fickle and so am I; I leapt off the handle in a…read moreprior review. The service is good, it's just fine. The food's delicious and here's why: Samosas big and tasty to eat, Indian mango beer a bubbly treat; The Chicken tikka truly a feast; The rice luscious and can't be beat. So mosey on over to Jyoti right now And spent some delightful time chowing down!

If you're craving a flavorful Indian meal in Parsippany, Jashan by Dhaba is a standout spot that…read moredelivers a rich blend of authentic tastes, generous portions, and a welcoming atmosphere. From the moment you walk in, the vibe feels festive and inviting. The restaurant offers a broad menu featuring classic North Indian dishes alongside regional specialties, including tandoori grills, curries, biryanis, chaat, and vegetarian options that cater well to diverse tastes. I ordered the butter chicken with garlic naan and roti as my breads of choice. Ali was my server and the service was also excellent.

So many reviews here for the buffet service...but my review is for the weekend dinner. The servers…read morewere confused when asked for basic items such as papadum...or an extra plate. Also once they take your order and it gets busy after 6:30 pm, good luck getting your waiter to come by ever again. They also provide 1 rice for every 4 entree dishes, which is very unusual for a Indian restaurant. The food overall, is average. These are the same owners as Social Hub, and the food here are the same choices mostly, but of much lower quality, flavor, and culinary execution, especially the appetizers. However, the non-veg curries were much tastier.

One of the best Indian meals I've had in a long time.Paheli Indian Cuisine in Wayne, NJ is well…read moreworth the short drive out of the city. This chic, dimly lit, BYOB spot is perfect for a nice dinner with family or friends--or a date night. We even got to meet the owner, Rahul, who personally checked in on every table to make sure everyone was having a great experience. Such a welcoming touch. I dined here over the holidays and absolutely loved both the food and the overall experience. Some standout dishes for me were the goat dum biryani, chicken tikka masala, hakka noodles, and navratan korma. You honestly can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but these were definite favorites. Anytime I'm passing through this area, I'll be stopping by again. Seriously delicious Indian food.

Recently, we visited their sister restaurant Paheli after trying Praana earlier, where Uma (our…read moreserver) had recommended this place--it had been on our wish list ever since. It was Bengali and Maithili new year and just like we follow the tradition back in India (means eating outside), we decided to come here with our little family. The restaurant is bigger than Praana and feels more like a fine dining place. The ambience looks nice with an Indian theme. Since it was a weekday, it was not very crowded, which was good. And surprisingly, Uma was our server again--she even recognized us What we ordered: *Lamb Pepper Fry (4.5/5): Usually this dish is served dry in most places, but here it came with a little gravy. immediately I ordered garlic naan with it, and it tasted really good together. Even though I prefer it dry, this was the best dish we had. *Tawa Fish Fry (3.5/5): It was basically fried tilapia. Tasted okay, nothing special. * Chef's Special Masala Roast (Lamb): Many people seem to like this dish, but for me it was just average. The presentation was nice. It comes with a small portion of masala rice, which was actually tasty--I just wish there was more of it. Overall, the lamb gravy felt quite normal and not something special. While eating, I told Uma that in Praana there was at least one dish that really stood out, but here I didn't feel that. I would probably go back to Praana again, especially for the Meen Pollichath (Pompano fish), which I really liked. Overall 3.5/5

My new favorite indian food place in the area. I only ordered here to go food so far and would love…read moreto try dining in or even trying their lunch buffet. Their biryani rice iis just perfectly seasoned and got the right spice.

Food - Below average. you could make slightly better food using packet sauces, and that is what…read morebothers me. For example, the chicken was just tough and another chicken dish was full of bones. The daal was watery and the pakaoras were cold. This is not acceptable. Service - non-existent. Other than bringing out bottled water that they charged us for, never saw the server again. We just kept piling up the plates on the table and that was that. Cleanliness - not good. The tables and the floor were grimy and the bathroom was horrendous, which says a lot since we were there at lunch. How bad could've it have gotten in the 30 to 45 minutes that they had been open? That tells you they do not clean. But what got to me was their dishonesty in pricing. The guy at the register charged me more and when I questioned him, he said that the prices had changed. I paid whatever he asked because I knew I was never going to go back and a few dollars did not matter, but when you have someone running a business in such an unethical manner, that is not a place you want to recommend or ever visit again.

Lots of menu options with BYOB calls for a great night out! They have many popular favs with both…read moreveg and non-veg options. The Saag Paneer was very fresh and not too heavy, and paired deliciously with the Garlic Naan. They have an AYCE brunch on the weekends, which I'd love to come back to!

I can't say enough good things about this place. The staff is incredibly kind and the food is…read morefresh. On weekends they have an all you can eat, which is absolutely awesome. What I like about it is that unlike other Indian and all you can eat this one is sort of like an à la carte where you order from the menu. I feel like that's a better set up because the food is fresher and a ton of food doesn't get wasted at the end of the day. You always get something fresh at the table. We absolutely loved every meal. Also, we brought our toddler and I was a bit nervous that the food might be too spicy for him. But I told the staff to keep the spices very low and they did. We all were able to eat very comfortably. Definitely coming back! In fact, it's not my first time there, but I'll be coming back for sure.

Dhamaal delivered when it came to flavor. We started with the garlic naan and Chicken Malai Tikka,…read moreand wow--the chicken was incredibly tender, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. Definitely a standout starter. For our entrees, we ordered the Kokam Branzino and Shrimp Gassi, both served with basmati rice, and they were absolutely divine. The branzino was beautifully cooked with bright, balanced flavors, and the shrimp gassi was rich, comforting, and deeply satisfying. The ambiance was nice--warm and inviting--and while the service was okay, the food truly stole the show. This is the kind of place you return to for the flavors alone, and we'd happily go back again just for the meal.

BYOB guys! I'm posting that here because it seems like a lot of people do not post this information…read moreespecially if you are new to the area. The place was very clean on the inside although if you have read my reviews you know that I usually comment on the bathrooms however I did not get the chance to check out the bathroom this time lol. They have fun little mocktails that I saw other people ordering and other people seem to really enjoyed it however my husband and I decided that we were going to bring a bottle of wine for ourselves to enjoy which we did. The food was delicious and you can also change the spice levels on the food based on how you like it. There chettinaad chicken cutlets were delicious and I enjoyed the Pulav as well. I think for the amount of food that you get the prices a little bit on the pricier side and if you are expecting to be full from here that will not happen unless you're ordering a bunch of bread. Presentation was also great so I am giving this place a four star.