Food 5/5. Basically everything there is good. Even the cake for some reason service 5/5, but it's an order & pickup ur food at the counter type of place ambiance 3/5, not the nicest seating I guess? Doesn't matter, I keep going back because good food read more

Nice cafe that sells curry and cakes, as they advertise. It's in the same shopping center as Damas Mediterranean Grill. There's a lot of parking, and it's a clean, safe area. I had their ras malai, which is a dessert made of milk and cheese. It was good. They have a lot of vegetarian and meat options, snacks as well as meals, or tea and dessert. Service was fast. They have other locations, they cater, and there was a party hall there, too. read more

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LOVE this place. Butter chicken is so good. Dosas are great. Wednesdays 50% off dosas eat in! Also, I get mild :)

My most recent visits has been good, both food and friendliness of the staff so upgrading my rating to 4. The samosa chaat, panini, Gobi manchurian and momos veggie all tasted good. Note they do have a party hall too. read more

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This is a hidden gem of a restaurant. The sign makes it seem like it's a bakery which it is. But it's also been an Indian restaurant for the past 14 years. We had chicken tikka masala and chicken korma and garlic naan bread. Absolutely delicious. The bakery looks good too! The prices are great. The atmosphere is not great but it serves it purpose. Definitely recommend! read more

The food is so good!! The food came decently quickly and was hot and yummy. I went with my family, and we ordered the Chole bhature, gobi Manchurian, chicken 65, masala dosa, chicken tikka masala, and malai kofta. Highly recommend. read more

Indian Hut Exton - D3 Masala Dosa - Indian Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

When we walked in it looked very promising! Came I'm on a Monday night and it was packed with locals! Seemed to be very authentic. Wait was very long but staff was super friendly. Took probably 30 mins to get our food when they claim to be fast, but we were super bothered. We ordered samosa, chicken tikka masala, paneer panini, and garlic naan. It came out to $38 which was a little more expensive than we were expecting. Chicken tikka masala was very good in my opinion. Very creamy and not as sour as I usually like but spiced very well. More like a medium spice level. The garlic naan was flavorful but very soft, and we usually like it with a little crisp. Samosas we're good and basic. The paneer panini was great and very crispy. However was a little spicier than expected. read more

Indian Hut Exton - Chicken Tikka Masala - Indian Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

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Very solid food, got the order to go and I texted the receipt to my phone so I was notified when the order was ready. Got myself a special chicken biryani, good flavoring, just enough spice, comes with a hard boiled egg and onions. I also ordered a goat chettinad which was also pretty spicy and tasted great. Got it with a side of garlic naan. Recommend all these things and prob more of a to go place rather than sit down. read more

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Given a choice, I would rate this place a ZERO. The people who work here, the manager Samara and the male associate ( Probably Bikash) are a disgrace to this place or to be in customer service to begin with. We ordered the cake for my son's birthday which was cancellwd by the venue due to the snow storm and we were notified 1.5 hr before the party. I called all the places we ordered food and cakes from to cancel and they all gracefully agreed with no problem. Here comes the real drama when called indian Rut (this is the name they truly deserve) The people who work here samara and Bikash are horrible with zero empathy. I requested them I can pick up the cake next week (party was rescheduled to next week) I never requested them for the refund. Considering my situation, any other place would have been OK but not this RUT. The way they talk sorry yell at their customers is a total pathetic and stupid. They need to know their limits and what their position is. Feel sorry for their English proficiency and stupidity read more

A coworker brought us here while we were in town for work. We got a lot of food and shared it all. We started with appetizers of Bhel Puri, Ali Papdi Chaat, Pani Puri, and Chloe Bhatura. They were all incredible. They were the best Indian food I've ever had. My favorite was the Bhel Puri, but they were all great. For entrees, we got Curry Gobi Manchurian, Masala Dosa, and Dal Makhani. They were all very good. I liked the appetizers more, but this was still the best Indian food I've had. My favorite of the entrees was the Gobi Manchurian closely followed by the Dal Makhani. If you like Indian food, come here. read more

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Delicious menu selections and sweet service here! I highly recommend Indian Hut:) Their breads and appetizers are tasty, and there are many vegetarian items and desserts too. read more

Did fast take out with a friend a few weeks ago. The food here is Ok, not great. Samosas were a bit greasy and not as flaky as other ones I have tried. The biryani was again, ok and could have used a bit more spice. Portions were quite large for the price. The place could use a good cleaning. read more

Not worth your while, either dining in or takeout. For the prices they charge and the time that it takes them to prepare an order, I've never paid more for less. The food is forgettable, and the portion sizes are laughable. I will commend their marketing and advertising though--they've managed to ascend to the top of the food delivery food chain in the suburban Philadelphia market for Indian cuisine, if only by default because few other options exist. When we came here, we ordered the butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and chicken biryani. Both of the first two entrées were like ordering small cups of sauce, with bits and pieces of chicken thrown in. The flavor was not particularly complex or interesting, and is most comparable to the frozen grocery store offerings that you reheat in your microwave. The naan, for almost $5, is even more laughable--I've gotten more food for half the price at every Indian restaurant that I've been to. I'm not really sure how they get away with this, but if you're reading this, I wouldn't recommend coming here. There's plenty of other, better options for Indian cuisine in the area, and the value here isn't sufficient to justify ordering any of their dishes. The quality just isn't there unfortunately. read more

We were billed wrong for the pav bhaji but the restaurant rejected my refund!! Not going there back again!! We ordered (take away during Covid) pav bhaji, dahi puri, chicken 65 and Chole Bhature. The pav bhaji and Chole bhature were not that great. The pav bhaji was more like a mix veg curry and the bhaturas were really thick. The dahi puri and chicken 65 were decent tasting. Based on our experience, we will most likely not be going back there again. read more

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We have been frequenting this place for many years now, and have generally found the food decent for the most part. However, the quality appears to have deteriorated quite a bit, along with the general cleanliness. The chicken biryani we ordered was super dry and likely reheated from a batch prepared a day or two ago, the pav bhaji wasn't even mashed, with large chunks of carrots and potatoes, and the mens bathroom appeared not to have been cleaned for days. This used to be a good if not exceptional fast food place, and we are hoping the management can take the quality back to where it used to be. read more

Subsequently, the management has changed and they have listened apparently, the food is definitely better, service is acceptable, prices are high and sit-down is very very basic. You can do a takeout, but sit-down here is not for me. read more

Food always delicious. Service not always the friendliest but they give large portions and food is hot and fresh.

Indian hut was my family's most favorite place in the area and we used to visit here every weekend for the yummy food. We tried almost everything from the menu. Even weekdays when we were around my son always wanted to go there for at least samosas. No doubt they have very good food and cake. But the some people who work there has lots of attitude. They don't care for their regular customers. We wanted to order custom cake for my son's birthday, the person who bakes was so disrespectful and arrogant he didn't even ready to talk, we were talking and he just walked in saying he don't bake custom cakes. He wasn't even ready to listen what we're saying, that was so rude and disappointing. We are never going again to the place where we don have respect. And many of our friends also experienced same recently. I don't recommend this place to anyone. Ourself respect is important. There are many places which are even more better than this. read more

Extremely expensive. One small pastry is 6+ dollar when you order in uber eats. pretty poor quality. Got Pineapple pastry for strawberry. Both blackforest and pineapple pastry had no fruits at all. Same for other entrees. One samosa is 6$, terrible read more

Stopped in for lunch to go. It took almost 30 minutes for the food to come out. That's crazy for the lunch hour! I was late getting back to work. The chicken tikka masala with garlic naan was very good. I'll probably return, but I'll definitely call ahead my order. read more

Got the egg puffs which had a very unsavory filling with chunks of cinnamon. Chole batura was bland and pooris were greasy.

This is my favorite place to get take out. I haven't had a single dish that was a disappointment! I like my food to be very spicy, and find it difficult to find a restaurant that can cater to my preferred spice level. My favorite dishes of theirs is the biryani. The only place where I think they could improve is quality control. I order the same dish and the ingredients used in it can vary greatly. Sometimes there are hot peppers, sometimes not. Sometimes they put the egg I ordered, but sometimes forget. My girlfriend can't handle as much spice. When we order mild biryani, it comes way to spicy. Almost too spicy even for me! Still fantastic food that I find to be reasonably priced. read more

Ordered Samosa chat, Masala dosa, Chicken Panini and Hakka Noodles. Except Hakka Noodles everything tasted really bad and wouldn't recommend this place for anything other than Hakka Noodles and pastries. read more

Really nice place for authentic Indian food. Tasty, with full flavors throughout. I really enjoyed both the chicken dish and the vegetarian dish we had. Would definitely recommend among several good Indian places in the area. read more

Came here after several years. It appears there was some renovations done. Food was average. Service was quite messy and slow. Price not at par with the quality and taste. They do offer some different menu options (fast casual) compared to your traditional indian restaurant foods. So, may want to check it out once or twice. But, would not go as a regular destination... read more

Being fairly new to the area, I moved right before COVID, I'm still trying many of the restaurants in the area and I actually saw this place after going to the Greek place a few doors over and wanted to try it. I checked Yelp and was a little apprehensive after seeing some of the negative reviews but it was PHENOMENAL. I got take out. The wait wasn't too long at lunch hour- I just killed a little time at Produce Junction, the guys that made my food were very nice and polite and the food was excellent. I'll definitely go back and y'all writing negative reviews should be ashamed of yourself My food was full of flavor & just enough heat to make my nose run. My friend, who I also brought lunch for, said it burns so good read more

Delicious, especially the biriyani, which is some of the best in the area. Great for delivery.

I was highly disappointed with the food here. I went here since I was craving for some indian pastries and they were not fresh at all. The food was not that great either and tasted like it had gone bad. I tried few different appetizers and main course and none of them were worth coming back for. read more

Can't believe there's a business like this! I'm wondering where is the Health Department of this County? Dirt and Urine everywhere! The pictures will talk better than me The price is very exagerated when you don't get meat for what you pay for it! Goat Curry! It suppose to be named Tomato Sauce Curry with pieces of Bones that will break your Teeth!No meat ! For the Sanitation I will let you judge by your self ! read more

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NOT FOR VEGETARIANS!!!!This restaurant needs to take action in their cleanliness and handle customers food restrictions We are pure vegetarians and ordered vegetarian thali. We just started to eat thali and found the paneer curry had chicken pieces in it. This is completely unacceptable especially at Indian restaurant where they are aware of the sensitivity to the vegetarians towards having any non vegetarian food. I have been here before and I did doubt their cleanliness level but today they have proven me right in the most extreme way. Being vegetarian by religion and choice this incident has made me definitely decide never to come here again. read more

without a grain of rice on a plate I got asked if I would pay the tip in cash. I asked for 2 dishes 1 mild and 1 medium. the dishes get put on a tray that we picked up. the mild was hot and the medium was extra hot. we couldn't eat them. we asked for to go containers because the food was inedible (we have a son at home who could eat that level). not even a sorry or can I re do it or anything! after we packed it ourselves and took one step away from the table she asked my husband to clear the table and put the trays on top of the garbage can. So what was the tip gonna be for? read more

I come here for the dosa and the vegetarian thali (lunch combo), both of which are satisfying and and taste like my family's home cooking. Not shabby at $9 apiece, and the thali is a massive amount of food. (Soo...many...delicious...carbs.) Staff isn't friendly but I ain't here to make friends, I'm hear to get my dalbhat (lentils+rice) jones taken care of. I'm personally not a huge fan of the desserts here, and the "standard" Indian curries (tikka masala, etc.) will taste different from what you may be accustomed to. And friendly staff? Nah. But you can get a quick, yummy lunch that costs half as much as some of the local buffets and is probably healthier too. (Note: I've found the restaurant to be fairly clean. Bathroom door is kinda gross but the bathroom itself gets it done.) read more

Ordered take out special biryani and noodles. Also asked for my husband's favorite -- Ladoo -- must got something different. The food was excellent. We'll have to go back tomorrow for the Ladoo. read more

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Their pastries are good and that's what I go there for. In my recent visit, my husband got the patties( from the counter) , no description was written on those patties. So you would assume they are potato patties (the basic one). After eating he realized, it had chicken in it. We were not in a mood to make a scene out of it. But my suggestion to them would be to write what they have on the menu. read more

Great desserts and pastries. If you have not been here you need to stop by. So delicious!

After a recent trip to this strip mall to eat at Han Dynasty, I noticed this place on the way in. I immediately put it on my future "to try" list. This week was the week to try it. Now, I'm going to judge two different visits. My first visit was a solo visit for lunch. That visit was simple. I chose two dishes I happen to love, which are Samosa Chaat and Gobi Manchurian, with a Mango Lassi of course. They all pleased me very much. But, what struck me the most is while I was looking at the menu, not only did I see a bunch of items I wanted to try in the future, I also saw some items that the wife would go crazy for. You see, being that she was born in Mumbai, and since I have visited Mumbai with her, I have come to know a little bit about the legendary Mumbai street food. So I recognized a few items that I know she doesn't get very much around here, and I knew I'd have to bring her here. So, after telling her about my find (after she gave me the requisite guilt trip about eating Indian food without her which I'm used to by now), she determined that we would go there for dinner tonight. So, tonight the wife and I ordered up several more dishes to try. To satisfy her Mumbai street food cravings, Vada Pav and Dahi Batata Puri were ordered, as well as a Masala Dosa (my wife seems to be on the search for the perfect dosa lately which I have happily joined her for), and for my meat cravings, I gave the Chicken 65 and the Chicken Biryani a try. Of all of these dishes, I loved the Chicken 65 and the dosa the most. Chicken 65 is apparently a popular South Indian bar snack fried and marinated in 65 spices (take that, Colonel Sanders). Consider it the "boneless buffalo wing" of India. It's wonderful to say the least. The dosa might be my favorite thus far in the area. Good subtle crisp to it. Meanwhile, the wife was going crazy for the Vada Pav and Puri. My samplings of the dishes found them to be pretty darn tasty as well. The Puri is a flavor explosion in the mouth. I won't describe it, just experience it yourself. If there was any dish that damn near killed me with the spice, it was the biryani. I tasted a very strong clove taste at first (which I'm still burping up as I write this), and as I ate more of it, the spice hit me like a delayed reaction. In fact, I'm fairly certain the power of the spice temporarily made me disoriented to the point that I almost spilled a cup of water on me as I drank it. Damn, the food made me lose motor skills briefly. Now, this is not to say it was bad. Far from it. It just crossed my personal threshold of spice, which is better than it used to be but not as high as others. And, judging by the amount of Indian people who were eating here, and how many of them I saw ordering biryani while I was there, I have to think that this dish is tailored more to the hardcore Indian palate, which is fine. Me, I'll just order it more mild next time if I can. Oh by the way, we took some of the desserts home. We have a pound of Indian cookies which we haven't sampled yet (but looked awesome). However, we did sample the Gulab Jamun when we came home. And it's quite possible that we just found the BEST DAMN Gulab Jamun in the area. In fact, I think my wife is still doing a Bollywood dance in her head over it. If you know nothing of Gulab Jamun, I implore you to try it from here. You will thank me later. A very solid 4 stars from me. My wife would probably find a way to give it 6 stars if she could. In fact, I think she's already calling her relatives in this area to meet her here. And I think she wants to move to Exton now. Thanks, Indian Hut, for potentially increasing my future mortgage payment. read more

Exton, PA So I found this spot after Exton Mall shopping and living and schooling here for a while. Helllllooooooo.....Love it. Yes...it is an amazing place...like the stuff on Oak Tree Road in Edison, NJ. Why are u so far from me now? Of all the Indian places in Center city Ive been....still nothing compare. Yummy. Make it spicy please! They have the dosas and the indian bakery goods. Did I mention how much I miss this place? Whenever someone tells me they are coming from Exton...I will ask them to please pick me up food from here! read more

Indian Hut Exton - Pistachio flavor. It's okay. Usually for have a sugar rush but today I wanted half of it. - Indian Near Me - Exton, Pennsylvania

I didn't think it would be possible to make a bad dosa, but Indian Hut proved me wrong! We ordered a dahi puri and a rava masala dosa. The dahi puri lacked any flavor... it was almost like they had forgotten to put any chutneys or salt. The dosa was over-crispy (almost felt like papad), but it was edible. The sambar though tasted like dal. And you could tell had used one of the frozen packets of veggies for the sambar, because it had Lima beans! The chutney tasted like a mixture of yogurt and coconut only - no salt, tempering or other seasoning. To add to this, there was a large group of people seated there who didn't have any sense of decorum in a public space. They were loud, obnoxious and were walking around the dining area without masks on. Instead of trying to talk to these guests, the restaurant staff decides to curb the noise by playing music that was twice as loud as the guests. It almost felt like we were in a nightclub. The terrible ambience combined with the mediocre food --- suffice to say we will never go back. read more

The food here used to be great, now it is really bad, there has been a change in chef in the last few months and it has deteriorated. I ordered the same food to compare and everything including the Gobi manchurian, chicken curry and even garlic naan were extremely disappointing Would definitely not recommend this place anymore and will not be returning! read more

Ordered a quick take-out of samosas and mango lassi. The samosas had been sitting out on a tray, so they were not made fresh and I had to ask that they be heated up so we could eat them. The lassi was poured from a large pitcher pulled out of the fridge. There was some confusion as to whether or not I had already paid (I had) because they were having trouble with their ordering system. I had to show my confirmation emails to prove that I had paid as well as what I had ordered. The samosas were pretty good. The lassi was fine. read more