Here's the play: Sit outside at Apis Mead where there is free parking despite the signs and order take out from Cafe Delhi. They were nice enough to bring it out to us and make sure we had plates and napkins. The food was excellent and I'm dying to get the garlic naan and chicken tikka masala again. read more

Wow. This place by far exceeded my expectations! the parking was super convenient. Had a small wait because the place was not only packed Inside, but also with to go orders as well. Cafe style, order at counter. The food runners, cashier, and waitress were all very attentive and kind. My food was AMAZING! Hot and fresh, just the right amount of spice! I can't wait to come back here! Loved it. read more

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I came here for the first time this evening. You order at the counter and they bring your food out to you. I picked up a mango lassi at the counter. I ordered the samosa chat as an appetizer. It's a brken up samosa in a bowl with chickpeas and all kinds of good stuff on it. Next came my entree - the palak paneer. This is a homemade soft cheese in a liquid green spinach sauce. Delicious!!! The service was excellent and the room was cool. Very pleasant. It's so nice to have good Indian food so close by read more

Absolutely the best Indian food in all of Pittsburgh and surrounding area. Very clean, very fast. Some portions are a bit small for the price but that won't keep me from coming back again and again read more

Terrible food. We asked the receptionist what's the place known for and he said: Chicken Lollipop, Papdi Chat, Samosa Chat. We ordered that, plus Mirchi Bhajji and Dahi Puri. Never been more disappointed than today. This food is not from Delhi. It might be from Delhi Belly. Fast service though. read more

Food is good but serve is for shit. Sitting in the car for an hour for a 6 o'clock pick up. We are one of like 8 others just waiting. Tell the right time peoples time is money. No respect for their customers. read more

The only better Indian food I've had has been in India. I live in Boston and sought this place out during a work trip. I will know try to schedule work trips here so I can make a stop. The dosa was dynamite and the curries were worth licking clean. Will definitely be back! read more

This was my first time trying this place and I ordered pick up. There was a little confusion picking it up I checked the bag before leaving and my rice was not in the bag but that was fixed very quickly and the staff was very nice. I ordered bhel puri the appetizer which I have never had before and it was really good the flavors combined were awesome. I also ordered the chicken vindaloo spicy level and rice which is my usual order at any Indian restaurant this chicken vindaloo tasted a little different than what it normally tastes like else where and was not spicy to me at all it wasn't bad but I couldn't put my finger on the difference. I also ordered the garlic nan which they give 2 large pieces on the side I got mint chutney which was very watery and tamarind chutney which was good. All and all I would definitely go back here again! read more

Jalsa - Bhel puri is in the container on the plate is chicken vindaloo and rice on side is tamarind and mint chutney and nann in the foil - Indian Near Me - Carnegie, Pennsylvania

This was a delicious surprise! We ordered mango lassis, chicken tikka masala, chili chicken, garlic naan, and gulab jamon. The only thing we didn't really love was the gulab jamon. Everything else was very good. We requested the tikka be spicy and it had a pleasant heat to it. read more

So good. I ordered the samosas and the chicken tikka masala. The place gets busy so plan accordingly. I think this might be my favorite Indian food in the city. read more

Jalsa - Chicken tikka masala - Indian Near Me - Carnegie, Pennsylvania

Ordered over the phone and they asked how spicy we wanted it. I said "ZERO - the lowest possible please." When we arrived the order was not what we had asked so they corrected it, but it ended up being way too spicy to eat. Even rice was just ok and the naan was mostly black. The dessert was clearly from prepackaged frozen. $40 down the drain. I guess we are picky Indian food fans but we've had better in other areas. You'd think with such a large Indian population, that PGH would have better Indian food. I'm not sure the folks working there were even Indian. read more

We love cafe Delhi - great BYOB dine in and fantastic take out. The patio is comfy and intimate in good weather

The food is always fresh and delicious, and the people are super friendly. Will always be happy to have the Gobi Manchurian and lamb curry. The garlic naan is super yum as well. I could have anything from here and be happy. read more

The chicken tiki masala is absolutely the food of the gods, and I could literally eat the nan bread until I die it is so good

Just OK. I'm Indian myself and was really looking forward to eating here but the flavors tasted a bit off to me. I ordered multiple chaats, idli and dosa and it was lacking something. Really nice people who work here though. Don't think I'll be back. They also forgot one of my items in a to go order I had so wasn't too happy about that. read more

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Great food great service. Ambiance was very casual. You order at a counter a they bring it out to your table.

Yum. Yum. Yum. A co-worker and a friend had recommended this place for Indian food. It's a long drive from Cranberry Township but definitely worth the drive. This cafe is really a cafe - you order food at the counter, take a number and they bring out the food to you. I believe it's a BYOB place since I saw some people outside pulling out a bottle of wine. (Hint: there's a wine/spirits store a block away.) Anyway, I had the mango lassi, chicken lollipop, goat vindaloo and chili (chily) paneer. All were delicious! I also ordered a caramel cake but sadly forgot to eat it. The gentleman at the counter was so nice, he threw in a pineapple cake in at no charge. My friend said it was fantastic and that she would go back just for the cake! We are definitely coming back when the urge for Indian food arises. read more

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Had my doubts about this place because it looks like a slightly sketchy neighborhood but boy, was I wrong! Got here around lunch time on a Saturday (~noon) and it was very slow... Not sure if this place is usually slow or if it's bc it's a holiday weekend. Customer service up to par, which is very important to me. The person who took my order was very pleasant. He told me to order my entree with naan, and hooked me up with a bowl of rice. Ordered: -Chicken tikka masala: it came in a smaller bowl than I anticipated but it was actually just the right amount with my sides of naan and rice. I felt like there was a lot more sauce than chicken... And probably could've been better with more... But no complaints. -Mango Lissa: came in a tiny cup. Was hoping it'd be made to order / fresh but he pulled it out pre made from the display. It was still good but wish it was colder. -Tandoori chicken: got 4 pieces of chicken and should be more than enough for 1 person. It was flavorful and overall, no complaints. They have spice levels 1-10 (mild to hot). The 8 had a kick but I didn't think it was as spicy as an 8 should be. It was actually pretty close to the level 5 spice. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoor seating can be under a roof, or completely out in the open. ourfoodieventures.com read more

Jalsa - Chicken tikka masala with a side of rice - Indian Near Me - Carnegie, Pennsylvania

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A jack of all trades, but master of some. Cafe Delhi is North Indian only in name. If you can get past the obligatory comfort foods of North India (think tandoori items), the menu is a solid way to explore the cuisine of South India, particularly Chettinad, and oddly, Indo-Chinese cuisine. Goat gonsura and Vegetable Chettinad Plate are a good way to explore something new. Otherwise, the standard Indian restaurant staples are well represented and executed. Portions are good, take out service is efficient, and prices reasonable. The indoor dining is utilitarian, and clean. There is a small patio with a handful of tables. read more

Nice spot. I think this one has better north indian food than any other place in pittburg. Enjoyed my dinner here. Probably will go next week again:) try chole bhature here also try some deserts. read more

I've been here several times, and the food is always great. The menu gives you authentic options, and more common dishes too. It's a small place, so sometimes it can get a little busy, but it's worth it. There's also a nice little outdoor seating area that's perfect for nice weather. It can be a little bit hard to spot your first time, but it's right off of the main road in Carnegie! read more

Best Indian food in the city, IMHO. I've yet to find better naan or better butter chicken in the burgh. As a side note, there's a lot of cream in Cafe Delhi's butter chicken, so that may not be your thing but it's definitely MY thing. It's so good, you guys. I crave it on the regular. I want some right now. They also do a really great biryani and their dopiaza is fantastic. I'm a fan! read more

This place is okay. Service was good.Nothing special about it. Doesn't really call you to go back. Pittsburgh really do not have great tasting Indian places that one could frequent.sad! read more

Nice place directly on the corner of Main St. and Mary St. If you aren't familiar with Indian food, ordering may be a bit challenging. The menu on the wall behind the counter only lists the items with no description. However, while we were eating we did notice someone waiting to order who was flipping through something that looked like it was a more detailed version of the menu with pictures. Not sure if that's what it was, but I may ask next time when I bring the hubby who only knows Indian food by site (he frequents Indian buffets). Although, the staff seemed friendly enough that I'm sure they wouldn't mind describing the items if asked. The food came out fairly quickly (although there weren't many other diners at that time) and our waters were never empty for long. I got the Malai Kofta with a side of naan (you get a choice of naan or rice with your entrée). It was very tasty and creamy, but a bit on the salty side. The side of naan was hot, fresh, buttery and plentiful (I couldn't even eat all of it, which never happens to me when it comes to bread). My friend, who frequents the place, ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala and said it is always very good. Overall I thoroughly enjoyed this place and will be back! read more

Jalsa - Malai Kofta - Indian Near Me - Carnegie, Pennsylvania

With over 50 items on an extensive menu ranging from noodles, wraps, dosas, pav bhaji, soup, parathas, Naan, biriyani and several types of curries, Café Delhi is trying to be a typical Indian fast food bistro. Sadly, I can't say it succeeds. What these types of joints back in India get right, is consistency. Also, the cook making dosas would focus just on that and the cook handling the Indo-Chinese preparations wouldn't also be in charge of biriyani. That's how they turn around high quality despite the breadth of menu offerings. Without that kind do staffing, it's unsurprising that Café Delhi doesn't get much right. Not even their masala chai. My spring dosa was missing the 'assortment of veggies', per their menu and was instead just overstuffed with a ton of potato. The paneer is chewy and the chilly paneer arrived sitting in a pool of oil. The naan is just about as good as frozen store bought naan. (Choolaah in Shadyside for me is the gold standard of paneer and naan.) The gobi manchurian is the only item remotely well prepared. Servers are way too busy to make recommendations or even eye contact for that matter. The dishes are simply plonked on the table randomly wherever they find empty space and one's left to figure out which one is whose. I wasn't too happy with cleanliness levels either. I've given this place a few tries and I get that Café Delhi satisfies a certain type of patron. If I needed my Indian-food-fix on a regular, almost daily basis, needed variety and if I didn't know how to cook, then maybe I'd've lowered my standards. But none of that applies to me and hence the rating. I wouldn't go to or recommend Café Delhi unless someone in the group really NEEDS chaat or a dosa that night. read more

Jalsa - Gobi Manchurian - not too bad - Indian Near Me - Carnegie, Pennsylvania

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I have eaten food from this establishment twice in the last two weeks, and though the flavors of Indian food are represented well, the meat has been overcooked and dry. The restaurant service was adequate and friendly, but there is a lot left to be done here. read more

I've been an avid fan of another awesome Indian food restaurant in Pittsburgh but only recently having made friends who like this place, became a regular here. The service model is different here wherein you need to order at counter and later pay for your meals there too. What I love on the menu are the appetizers. They got Samosa chaat and Chicken 65 pretty straight of what you'll get in India. Paani puri leaves a bit to be desired though. Now my favorite item: Ginger chicken! It's a curry based preparation which comes along with either naan or white rice. Its hot, tangy and on a scale of 10, a 7 will burn you. In a good way! Apart from that chicken fried rice and chicken biryaani are quite decent options. The place itself seems to be in a rather deserted area but don't let it affect your judgement. Update: I've recently come to love their Butter Scotch Pastries. They are exceptionally good! read more

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The food quality was excellent (5 star), but the portions were modest so I would not agree with the reviewers who characterized it as very inexpensive. The place was attractive, starting with the nice garden in the front. I really disliked having to stand at bar to order the food. There were two waitresses and plenty of tables. Why couldn't we be waited on? Call me an old curmudgeon, but I really dislike being served by people with tattoos. However they were friendly and the service was timely and efficient. I would go back, but I wouldn't say I was a fan. read more

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Bones tons of bones in the Goat Curry, Goat Kumra food tastes good but dangerous. They need a warning on the menu caution may contain bones. No mindless eating here read more

Jalsa - Bones from one bowl of Goat Curry - Indian Near Me - Carnegie, Pennsylvania

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Unfortunately, was so hungry I didn't even get a picture of the food. My husband regularly orders for here when he works in the office but hasn't been able to get it with working from home but we had the time and made the trip to pick it up. I am so glad we made the trip. Food was delicious!!! I had a 4/10 chicken tikka masala which I could have probably done a higher spice level but wanted to feel out their spice scale. My husband ordered his usual butter chicken. We got an order of garlic naan which perked up beautifully in our toaster over after getting a little soggy from the trip home. Helped us have a great date night at home!!! read more

I've wanted to try this little spot for a very long time and finally made it. We arrived as they were reopening for dinner, at 430p. It was uncomfortably cold in the restaurant, so we sat near the space heaters they had around some of the tables. So you sit and look at the menu, then you have to order at the counter and your food is delivered. No a problem, except you have to pay and leave tip on your card before you eat, which would also be fine if the food and service are good. At the counter, there are 4 bowls of various after-dinner fennel seeds, with plastic spoons for scooping. While we were waiting for our food, I observed an employee standing at the counter sticking her naked, uncleaned hand in, grabbing fennel seeds, eating them, then repeating...multiple times. I did not try them upon leaving... The samosa was average, consisting of just seasoned potato, and you receive 2 in an order. I find it odd that they use plastic takeout containers for the mint and tamarind chutneys, and only give you about a Tablespoon of each for 2 larger samosa. The gobi manchuruan was quite tasty, but for $6, I expected more than a small side plate. The butter chicken was terrible. It was $10.99 can consisted of a small bowl filled with an insanely thick, pasty tomato sauce with a few very small chunks of chicken. It was like eating undiluted condensed tomato basil soup. I asked about it and was told it's glue-like cause of the cashews. They took it back and brought it back out with a liquid sauce. There also appears to be a lot of unnecessary plastic and styrofoam use/waste. I was just totally disappointed in this highly overpriced place and I will not return. I'm also thoroughly baffled by the 4 star rating they have. I am guessing the banquets have a higher quality food, as seen in the staged photos. read more

Are you kidding me?! This food is outstanding! I have been to India and this is completely authentic. The food has all the right balance of flavors. I've had the palak paneer and chicken curry and it literally all melts in your mouth! That along with the prices can't be beat. Run don't walk! read more

Often times I find myself here before they open, waiting in my car to be the first person to order. The staff has always been kind and generous; a few times when I place a take out order, they offer a complimentary pop or chai tea...what a nice touch! There are so many good things to try, I don't know where to start. I once found myself ordering 6 items for just my husband and myself...oops!! The samosa is always a good choice. Their pakoras are even better. I like to have the bhel puri as an afternoon snack. The masala dosa is a family favorite too. Their Pav Bhaji is second only to my mother-in-laws. Okay, one more...the Chana bhatura is always fun, but definitely order it if you're dining in. Now you know all of the dishes I order all the time, try them for yourself! read more

1) Order ahead on the phone or on Yelp/Eat24 if you want to do a pick up. The place gets busy in the evenings and not the most coordinated service you'll find. 2) The food is like any other average Indian restaurant you'll find in town. Nothing special but nothing to bash it for either. 3) It can be a hit or miss with the level of spice. Note to the new comers to Indian Food - If you cannot tolerate that burning heat in your Indian food, stress that when ordering food. Remember, "spicy" is not always indicative of the "heat" in your food. Many people make this mistake, as these terms are used interchangeably, confusing things further. Remember, the heat in Indian food is mainly due to addition of fresh green chili, red chili powder or flakes, ground black pepper, and sometimes ginger. Asking the chef to skip only the first two items won't make the food less delicious. Your food will instead be mild, still tasty, and won't burn your insides or give you acidity/heartburn if you are prone to it. 4) Samosa chat (a bit on the hot side), dosas, butter chicken, breads, and "biryani" rice are my favorites from this place. EDIT: Butter chicken is EXCELLENT. 5) The place is kind of expensive for the amount of food you get. read more

I headed to this place after going through a bunch of Indian restaurants I was yet to try. They are located away from the crowd and have a really comfy and cozy interior. Their food is pretty good and the prices are reasonable too. A must try if you are in that area. read more

Small establishment. Food is great. However, not your typical restaurant set-up. You order at the front desk and pay up front and then they serve you when it's ready. You can sit anywhere, seat yourself atmosphere. We had the mixed grill with rice. We also ordered some chicken noodles and garlic naan. We will be back! read more

Jalsa - Mixed grill - Indian Near Me - Carnegie, Pennsylvania

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When Apis meadery opened next door, the owner suggested we try cafe Delhi. It turned out to be great advice. We live about ten minutes away and one of our favorite things to do is order cafe Delhi and sit outside sipping a flight of mead while we wait for our food. Everything we have ordered has been great! And it's closer than Mintt! Tonight, we ordered goat biryani, chicken kurma, samosa chaat, naan, and some nine vegetable dish in sauce. Everything was buttery and delicious, as always. If you're looking for delicious Indian food, this is the place. read more

Definitely the best Indian restaurant in the South Hills. Their dishes are always fresh and authentic with a good level of spice, my family and I often get takeout from here. They have a really interesting menu, you can get many different types of Indian cuisine here and not be disappointed by any of it. My family and I really like the Hakka noodles and the biryani, I am personally a fan of the lamb vindaloo, highly recommend if you can handle spice! Also very quick with the food for a good price. read more

This is one of my new favorites! Everything I've had so far is full of flavor and so delicious! I've done takeout and delivery.

The place is very clean. Staff is attentive. Decor and setup is modern. The menu is clearly presented on an electronic screen, and on plastified paper menus. The quality of the food is good, and executed with care and attention. My only minus is that it is a bit on the expensive side. For $8.99 + tax, all I got was two dosas of the side of pancakes. Food portion was too small. Not going back. Looking for other outlets of quality indian food. read more

Jalsa - $8.99 for two dosa the size of pancakes - Indian Near Me - Carnegie, Pennsylvania