Awesome caring service Very respectful of the guests and what they would like to have They stored the cake for us and then presented with candles and plates Food was super. Come here for Goa taste. Enjoy the feni - authentic Goan drink read more

Indian Table - Enjoy the Feni - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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First time trying Indian cuisine with Portuguese influence. Many flavors were new to me, and while some were a pleasant welcome, there were some I think that required a more advanced(?) palette or perhaps just acquired tastes. I did the tasting menu and enjoyed the fish, good spice blend that wasn't overwhelming in heat. Paired well with the rest of the spread. I'd try it again read more

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We thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience at Indian Table. We opted for the outdoor patio seating, which provided a charming ambiance. Starting with Mango Lassi, this was one of the best we have ever had. Then we ordered Lachcha Paratha, Chicken Xacutti, and Sausage Pulao. All were good in their own unique way. Service was friendly, fast, and helpful. The restaurant was busy on a weekday, which is a testament to the wonderful ambience, food, and service. read more

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Amazjng dishes and space, would highly recommend coming here as the owner is sweet and great cocktail list using faeni. Every dish here has character and unique unlike any other restaurants I have visited in NYC. read more

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Since my last review, I've been to Indian Table several times outside of Restaurant Week. A visit last night with my friend served as an introduction for him since he's never been. With an Indian background, he is a tough critic when it comes to the cuisine. We had a feast like no other. It was a beautiful summer like September evening which called for patio seating and theirs was very cozy and spacious. My friend started off with a delicious (I took a sip hehe) Ginger Pineapple Mocktail--a popular choice on many tables while I chose old reliable. Diet Coke. The menu and inspiration of their dishes originates from Goa. And it's delicious. For starters, we chose Gobi and the Masala Omelet. Gobi is traditionally deep fried Cauliflower immersed with spices and theirs was executed very well. The Masala omelet was unlike anything I've tasted with a nice kick, served with a tiny bread for sopping up the gravy. For Mains, we shared the Fish Curry in a clay pot and the traditional Goan Roasted Chicken. I tried the Fish Curry in the past and it continues to be a favorite selection. All dishes had an element of spice to it , some more than others. The Goan Chicken was amazing. Served with Potatoes and Caramelized onions, it was certainly shareable. In addition, my friend ordered the Goa dinner rolls, Roti and Saag Paneer. All were excellent. The rolls were really buttery and served warm. The perfect comfort food accompaniment for such a meal. It wasn't long before I got full since we over ordered. My friend bragged about the delicious food throughout dinner and had some room for dessert. He wrapped things up with a Mango Lassi and a Tiramisu like cake, only lighter. I had a taste of this delicious dessert . It was a wonderful dining experience and the fact that the dining room and patio were packed proved Indian Table is a much loved restaurant in Cobble Hill. Service, however, was pretty slow at times but I chalked it up to a very busy kitchen. On another note, I observed an increase in prices. Chicken Tandoori increased from $25 to $30. And Diet Coke at $6? That's just outrageous. This needs a price adjustment. If you are interested in trying Indian food on a different level, pay Indian Table a visit. read more

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We had a lovely dinner at Indian Table the other night. The food is Goan so expect to find dishes slightly different from your usual Indian restaurant. I started with a cocktail called Susegad which is made with Feni, a liquor indigenous to Goa. The drink looked super cute and tasted great (though I'll note that Feni has a somewhat specific taste that might not be for everyone). Next we had the Lasuni Gobi which was perfectly tender and flavor packed. For my main, I wanted something traditionally Goan and was happy to find a vegetarian Xacuti on the menu made with mushrooms. The gravy seems a bit more nutty or earthy than your usual Indian curry but was absolutely delicious. Together with the Poder Pao this was an absolute treat. My personal highlight was the desert. We shared the Bebinca and Serradura. Both were delicious but the Serradura with its subtle sweetness and light, fluffy texture was the clear winner for me. The others also had the Chettinad chicken with garlic naan which they enjoyed. While the gravy could have been a tad spicier, the chicken was nice and tender. The service throughout was great, our servers friendly, caring and attentive. They're clearly passionate about their food and made sure we had the best time. Highly recommend eating here if you want a slightly upscale experience! read more

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I love this cute place. We love love love Indian food and this place is very good. Lunch special was worth to try. The lunch special has a lot of options. The ambience is very cute and clean. Appetizer + curry × rice + small one bite dessert. Authentic. Service is very kind and attentive and they gave me extra rice for left over. How nice... the small gesture makes 4 stars up to 5 stars. read more

Indian Table - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Indian Table is a hidden gem in Cobble Hill. I've lived in the neighborhood for a long time but only a spontaneous Monday evening did I decide to come in when wanting to try something new and I'm so glad I did. We were able to walk in with no reservation and grab a table easily and were greeted by happy and friendly staff. The tables themselves are casual yet elevated with white tablecloths. Earlier in the day I had a craving for croquettes, so we decided to order our drinks and the fried delights with some garlic naan as our starter. Our drinks arrived first, the goa trance cocktail and the maka zai mocktail. The maka zai mocktail was delicious, the perfect blend of sour and sweet soda with notes of mint. The goa trance was unlike anything I've ever tasted. It truly tasted like drinking a lily pond in heaven and was served with the cutest pearl of vanilla ice cream inside a floating puff pastry. It was an instant hit. The cod fish croquettes were next to arrive and OMG. These might be some of my favorite croquettes I've ever had. Perfectly crunchy and soft on the inside, I was blown away by the mixed textures that blended together perfectly. For our mains we ordered the butter chicken and the shrimp biryani. Both were incredible. The shrimp biryani was served inside of a beautiful goan pottery dish with naan enclosing the dish. Our friendly waiter cut the naan at our table allowing the steam to pour out of the dish. The aromatics were unbelievable. The dish was comforting and delicious with the perfect amount of spices to offer a gentle yet reassuring kick. The butter chicken was also drool worthy with its steamy and creamy finish. There was not one bite that disappointed. Pro tip: save the garlic naan for dipping into the extra sauce - YUM-O!! read more

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Very good naan. Nice Goan fish curry and butter chicken. The cauliflower appetizer was yum. Friendly service. Seating was a bit squishy. read more

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Indian Table offers a refreshing departure from the standard Indian restaurant experience. The Goan influence, shaped by Portuguese colonial history, adds a distinctive depth to the menu, with several dishes that felt both unfamiliar and thoughtfully executed in the best way. Service was equally impressive: attentive without being intrusive, with water glasses refilled almost instantly throughout the meal. The ambiance strikes that rare balance between lively and intimate, making it an excellent choice for a relaxed dinner with friends. read more

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I love that they stayed open for us to eat. Thank you for that. They do close early. Please do visit, pictures on walls and each table has a different design. Beautiful. Very warm n cozy. Friendly environment and staff. $$ they're more of a wine than cocktails. read more

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I absolutely loved my meal here - the food is delicious and gorgeously presented, and each dish came with a small explanation of the history from the staff. The food was very unique, the Goan dishes are totally different from most other Indian restaurants I've tried. Ros Omelette - savory and flavorful omelette with the deliciously creamy, nutty, and complex xacuti gravy over top. The poee bread is small, but rich and buttery, and perfect for scooping up the gravy. Paneer Kundan Kalia - tomatoey and rich, with distinct sweetness that I found really unique. The paneer cutlets aren't just solid - they're almost like a mixed kebab, yielding a nice, almost crumbly texture when you cut into them. I didn't try the xacuti de galinha, but my partner really enjoyed it. The bill came to about $85 with tax and tip, which is quite good for two people. I'll certainly be back to try some of the other options. read more

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Went for lunch on a Saturday at around noon. Not too packed at all- surprisingly more people started coming in at around 2PM. The decor is nice but it was lowkey freezing inside. I was thinking about putting my jacket and scarf back on the whole time. That day was unusually cold so maybe the building heat was trying to catch up to the sudden chill. My friends of the non Goan variety made most of the choices and I was quite pleased. It was nice opting for something other than butter chicken for once (although it looked pretty good). Don't sleep on the curries. The fish one had great spice and a fun ladle. The cauliflower curry had a unique flavor but just a regular spoon (see photo). I think all the curries should just use the ladle. I probably would've thought the cauliflower curry tasted better if I used the deep ladle. The appetizers were beautiful but I definitely loved the entrees more. They were speedy with the apps though. Very reasonably priced and appreciate them letting us loiter and chat for a while longer after we finished eating. Would love to come back and try more goan cuisine in addition to the butter chicken ~ read more

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The service here is a 1000000/10 - our waiter was so kind, helpful, and went out of his way to make sure we enjoyed everything. The huge oak table in front is beautiful, and it really feels like you're at home. Ask them for recommendations because they'll ask you about your palate and make great suggestions! read more

Indian Table is an idyllic outpost in Cobble hill with a quaint backyard and beautiful interior that invites guests in to a different world. The ambiance of this restaurant is beautiful and cannot be beat. Perfect for a late summer dinner with friends or a quiet relaxing date. I came here very excited because I read so much about the food. I am also a big seafood girlie so the chance to experience an Indian/Goan twist on that was super appetizing to me. We opted to go for the restaurant week menu which was a three course dinner designed by the chef. We started with the shrimp appetizer and the mutton cutlet. The shrimp was delicious and spiced perfectly, tender and not overcooked. The mutton cutlet was reminiscent of shaami kabab albeit it was a little on the grainier side which I didn't like. The texture on the outside was superb though, it was fried perfectly and the spices, although mild, were very well balanced. This cutlet could use a little more mutton in it. My friend and I went for the mutton and fish thali - an Indian style assortment platter of different dishes. Both our platters came with a spicy coconut paste, a sauce, papadum, a bowl of rice and rice flour bread. These items were good and pretty standard. My platter had a filet of masala fish fry. The spices on this fish were good but I found the texture of the fish used really off-putting. It was a really firm fish, and with masala I like it when the fish is a little softer and melt in your mouth. Because the fish was firm the spices didn't penetrate the flesh as well as they could have either, which took away from what this dish is supposed to be. My platter also had a green masala fish curry. I had high hopes for this curry but it fell flat. The spices were extremely muted, I would say just a hint and when you added rice it literally tasted bland, which I hate to say because this dish had so much potential. The other item on my thali were the clams. These were absolutely phenomenal. The spice, the texture of the clams were a perfect marriage. I devoured these and wish I had more of these on my plate. My friend's mutton thali had a delicious red chili mutton curry on it which was delicious. The mutton had a lot of bones which was a bit annoying to eat, but the flavor was good. I do think the spices on this were also a bit muted but not as much as my green fish curry. To end the meal we enjoyed the semolina and jack fruit halwa which had an interesting bright and deep flavor. The chocolate buttons on this dessert were a nice touch but I'm not sure if mango was the best pairing with these flavors. It was definitely new and odd. The shirvale was definitely the more superior dessert. I enjoyed the saffron scented milk in this very much and the textures were great. Our server was attentive and friendly and kept things flowing smoothly. I do think maybe if we stuck to their main menu we would've had a better dining experience. I kept turning my head and enviously ogled at some other patron's food and their entrees looked more appetizing than what we had to eat. I think restaurant week is tricky but they should definitely use it to highlight their best existing menu items instead of coming up with a separate menu that may or may not be executed to perfection. read more

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My friend and I stopped in for lunch and split 2 tiffins -- goat and a vegetarian one with okra. I had a soup (I took out the cracker because I wasn't sure if it was gluten free) and she had samosa. Everything was so delicious -- The owner said that that he's been here down 4 years but this was my 1st visit. I look forward to visiting again! read more

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I've been here at least 5 times and will keep coming back. The food is amazing,, you know it's a legit spot when the server is more opinionated than yelp reviewers lol. I asked the man for his thoughts on two dishes I was deciding between and dude decided for me... none of that oh depends on your tastebud blah, blah-just straight up "oh you will have this!" Bring your indecisive partner here, they won't have to pick. And the vibe was good for anything from family dinner to a date. Never got too loud when I was there. I'l" be back. read more

We came here to celebrate my sisters birthday and really enjoyed our food. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The service was good as they checked up on us often and also explained the dishes thoroughly as well as Goa's history. We got the classic butter chicken, chicken korma and cafrael de Frango and shared. The only complaint I have is charging $5 for a ginger ale and not even receiving the entire can but other than that, we really enjoyed our food and service and would come back! read more

Indian Table - Chicken Korma - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

From start to finish this was an excellent experience. Comfortable setting with a casual envirnoment. The cocktails are awesome, the staff is very friendly and helpful. The entire experience was great - can't wait to go back to try more! read more

Kaju-based "Goemchi" feni became one of my favorite drinks after a recent stint in Anjuna. It's a drink that's synonymous with the revelry of the beaches of Goa, but is remarkably hard to find in the States. Indian Table offers some Americanized North Indian dishes, but primarily considers itself as a Goan restaurant and offers a range of feni based cocktails, as well as a number of other Goan classics. Mushrooms are seldom found in South Asian cooking, but perhaps due to historical reasons frequently appear in Goa. I quite enjoyed the classic mushroom xacuti, which had a very rich coriander flavor. read more

Indian Table - Jackfruit Biryani - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Our original dinner plan was changed to Indian Table so we arrived without a reservation for two and thankfully/surprisingly there was no wait on a Friday. I loved the interior with small tables for smaller groups and large wooden tables with benches for bigger parties. We enjoyed our mango lassi. We shared the samosas, which I would skip next time as they weren't anything special and there are so many other interesting options on the menu like the Indian-Portuguese cod croquettes. We loved the fried cauliflower app. We shared the butter chicken which was delicious but sweeter than I'm used to. The saag panner always hits the spot. We got a halibut curry which was the star of show as I rarely get fish curry. Overall, this is a great unique spot. Can't wait to try more of the Goan-Portuguese options next time! read more

Overall rating: 4.4 Price: $68 w/ tax & tip Uhm, I'm not sure what I was expecting when I went. I know it has a lot of high reviews, but struggling with the service. I think once they realized I was solo & not going to order that much, my waiter never came back. I ended up having to make eye contact with a few people to get questions answered. Items I got: - Mango lassi $7: 4/5 - this is good - Samosas $9 4.5/5 - this is good but I wish they had mint sauce - Cafreal de Frango: $26, 3/5 - the description of this dish reads "Roasted chicken marinated with white Portuguese chili, garlic, cilantro, caramelized onion, and potato wedges.", so when I ask the waiter if there's curry you can see why I was confused when I saw no curry and the potatoes were stale chips - Aloo Gobi mutter side: $12 4/5 - I was missing the curry and potatoes from the above dish, I ordered this last minute to go. I asked if it has curry and they said yes, but it didn't. It was more mixed veggies. I did get my potatoes though & it was good. Doubt I will come back again. Not for me. read more

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Take the F train to Bergen and arrive at this amazing restaurant with its Goan inspired Indian food. My friend and I had two of the lunch specials which come with appetizers (we had the samosa--flaky goodness and cauliflower lasooni). For the mains we had the mushroom dish, it was pretty good and the black chickpea and okra dish, which surprised and delighted me. I've had kabuli Chana before but never prepared in this style and it's so wonderful to have a food surprise in middle age. Ambiance lovely and the service may have been a little slow, but I'm not complaining. We were left alone to enjoy our meal and catch up. Oh--and the naans were delicious and crispy. read more

Wow, recently went to Indian Table for dinner and I was blown away by how delicious the food was! Our dishes were very flavorful, fulfilling, and perfectly hot (fresh off the stove!) when delivered to our table. The service was also wonderful and efficient. We opted for the outdoor seating area which was perfect as the evening was beginning to cool down -- we were originally seated at a table that had ants and they were able to move us without any issues. The restaurant offer Indian dishes with a mix of Goa, which I have yet to come across that kind of mix in Brooklyn. We ordered the shrimp briyani, chicken tikka, and one of their soups that I actually forgot the name of. Everything was chef's kiss!! I highly recommend and will certainly be returning. read more

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Very very good. Restaurant week portion was beyond filling and delicious. I especially loved the Tendli and poppadum. I've never had Goan food before so this was a nice change. Management was kind and accommodating when I asked to move tables due to noisy neighbors. read more

Outstanding service, can't be better! So genuine, authentic & they want their guests to enjoy not only the food but the experience of dining in their restaurant. Food was delicious, whiskey sour amazing! A must go place. read more

We had a very kind waiter who went through all the items and explained everything and gave us recommendations on what to order. The food was good, the naan was excellent. The appetizers were delicious, but the portion sizes were very small. We got seated in the back area, so the ambiance there wasn't so great and it was very cold on the night we went. The first section of seats seemed to be nicer and in a warmer area. We had a reservation, but we still were not placed in the first section. read more

I made a return trip to Indian Table. Once again I went with my friend Peter. It is in Brooklyn and it is the best Indian restaurant I've ever been to! This time I had: 1) Parsi Potato Chops - Potato Patty, chopped spinach and carrots 2) Mutton Dhasak - Goat with lentils 3) Lagan nu Custard - Vanilla nutmeg with almonds Everything was incredible! Such unique dishes and so much flavor! read more

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Excellllllent/food/ service/ ambiance/ flavors and ambience‼ Had a great lunch with a friend. Kudos to Chef Eric and team‼ Loved their seasonal mocktails and dessert as well. Distinct Goanese/ Indian cuisine.. read more

Indian Table - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Yes please, and more of this. Finally made our way to Indian Table and so freaking happy that we did. It was a lovely evening, and since we had a tiny doggo with us we ate in the patio out back. What a lovely large patio! The food was so so good. I'd make the trip to BK specifically for the delicious Goan food. read more

Hands down the best Indian food I've had in New York. So good I really tried going back home and cooking something similar. Im saying it again, the food really SLAPPED. Good service, I like that they had some really nice outdoor seating as well, although I didn't get a chance to sit outside. read more

Make no mistake, Indian Table now is not the same as the Indian Table of old. I used to live right next to this restaurant - and while in the past it was a serviceable neighborhood Indian spot, over the past year they've brought in a new chef who has revamped everything (who apparently previously worked at Tamarind). The food here is now excellent and worth a trip even if you don't live close by. All the food we had was delicious. Their goat curry is out of this world, and their biryanis are delicious - love they way they make them inside the edible bread bowl (similar to how you see them at Adda and Angel). Cocktails were a perfect complement to our meals. There are great menu options for omnivores and vegetarians alike. Service is friendly and attentive. When the weather is nice, they have a beautiful and spacious backyard. This is hands down the best Indian spot in the neighborhood! read more

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We had an amazing experience at Indian Table. Kind and quick service, AMAZING food and a reasonable price considering the quality you get. Very cozy ambiance as well. This is one of our new favorite restaurants in the neighborhood. read more

Indian Table - Butter chicken! Amazing - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came here for my birthday this year and it was one of the most delightful meals I've had in NYC, would much rather come here again than more hyped Indian spots than Dhamaka. Indian Table focuses on Goan cuisine, meaning lots of seafood and inclusion of pork as an ingredient unlike most Indian spots, and let me tell you that they do some magical, wonderful things with those ingredients. The dobrada goat soup is hearty and warming to start, if you don't mind those flavors. The kalchi kodi fish curry was tangy with whole tomato chunks, and the okra and cauliflower caldinha de bhendé was somehow both earthy and bright. The showstopper was the pork sorpotel - it's rare these days that I taste any new flavors that stop me in my tracks, in an epiphanic Ratatouille-esque type of way, and this dish did it for me. Texturally and conceptually it reminds me of Taiwanese lu rou fan, but with a pungent one-two flavor bomb of vinegar and chile instead of sweetness. This is a dish I could not stop eating and looked up recipes for as soon as I got home. The cocktail list is also creative but tight, with several featuring feni, a native Goan liquor made from cashew apples. Without question - a hidden gem in Cobble Hill! read more

Indian Table - clockwise from top left: dobrada soup, pork sorpotel, kalchi kodi, caldinha de bhendé - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

ORDER: · Entrée: Chicken Tikka Masala (4 out 10) - the masala tasted like basil tomatoe soup--not good. And, you had to pay over $20! WTF?! · Entrée: Lamb Bafado (6 out of 10) - meat was tough $28 (NOT FOR $28) · Entrée: Goat Biryani (1 out of 10) -- spicy · Entrée: Masala Bhindi (1 out of 10) -- spicy · Entrée: Sag Paneer (7.5 out of 10) -- too expensive for a tiny portion · 2x Cheese Naans (8 out of 10) · 2x Garlic Naan (8 out of 10) -- couldn't mess this one up TOTAL: $160 Pros: - Cheese naan was great - Service was great - Portugese-Indian fusion Cons: - The food quality was $10 more expensive than Masala Grill, where I go to and the quality is AMAZING; the chicken tikka masala sauce here was absolutely terrible! It tasted like tomato basil soup! what the heck?! And, the worst part was that it was $25! At Masala Grill the price is $15 and their sauce is SOOOOOOOOOO goood. - Masala Bhindi could have been so much better. It tasted so sub-par here. It's really unfortunate for those that try this for the first time here at this restaurant. It's can be made so much better for other. I was disappointed. - Portion sizes were on the tinier side. IMPRESSION: Another place where the location is nice, but the food is sub-par and expensive--Classic New York. It's a restaurant that comfortably sits in a nice neighborhood. If you want Indian food go to Atlantic Street where the space is smaller, but the food is wayyy better. read more

Indian Table - $160 Each dish was like $20 or more.. a bit too expensive for the quality :/ - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This was an enjoyable dinner. Every dish was full of flavor. Service was a bit slow at first. It did seem as though there were some repeat patrons that got additional time and focus despite coming in after. However when the server did come over, they answered all questions and were extremely helpful in their advice. Everything was delicious and plentiful. read more

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The good: Tastes great. The bad: Expensive and sends me running to the bathroom after. read more

I used to love this place. The food was really amazing and I took a lot of people here over the years but I noticed they have been cutting down on the quality of the shrimp and meat portions in the dishes. I even observed to the waiter that the plates and bowls the food was being served in are different and likely it's so the dish didn't look so laughably small. Still like Indian Table but not sure the value is there. read more

Absolutely love this place!! Such incredible food! The butter chicken is incredible, and I absolutely love the Aloo Tiki side as well! The service is so nice, quick, and responsive. And it's an absolutely beautiful restaurant. I can't wait to make use of the outside area in the back during the summer. read more

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Came here on a weekend with a few friends as we were craving Indian food. It was on the earlier side of the night so it wasn't very crowded. The vibe is classy yet down to earth. We split a bunch of their dishes, including some paneer, their butter chicken, mushroom biriyani, and extra naan on the side. I highly recommend the butter chicken, which isn't buttery but more creamy tomatoey. Their naan is to die for - and just a couple bucks so definitely get some extra on the side! This was my first time trying paneer and I appreciated that the restaurant owner came by our table to explain the process of how paneer is made. Excellent Indian food spot in Brooklyn! read more

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