I have been to Citrus many times. I love their lunch buffet because you can really choose different…read moreplates. My husband and I usually eat Indian but last week decided to try some Thai dishes and it was simply delicious! We have been back a couple of times since their reopening after upgrading the dining area and we like what they have done with the place. Service is on point and attentive. We will be back for sure.

I called ahead for a large group, and the restaurant was extremely accommodating and had rearranged…read moretables prior to our arrival. Food comes out as it's ready, but everyone's meals were timed well to each other. Starting with drinks, I ordered the tom yam siam cocktail and was NOT a fan. It tasted like it couldn't decide to be spicy or fruity and settled on bland. Others orders included the mango mule, mango lassi, and thai iced tea, and they all loved their drinks, so I think I just chose a bad item. The samosas had a perfect, crispy shell, and the aloo paratha was warm, stuffed goodness. It paired well with the murg amwala I ordered, which turned out to be the best Indian curry I've ever had. I ordered it extra spicy, since the cream offsets a lot of the spice, and it was amazing. I would return single-handedly for that dish over and over.

Mmmmmmm bold, authentic Indian flavors in a no-frills, welcoming space. The garlic naan and cheese…read morenaan are must-tries--crispy, fresh, and full of flavor. The tikka masala is creamy and comforting, while the vindaloo packs serious heat and depth. Samosas are crisp and savory, and portions are generous. Service is friendly and efficient. There's plenty of free parking, and the bathrooms are clean--a big plus. The atmosphere is simple but relaxed, great for a casual meal. Verdict: 5/5 Great food, convenient location, and solid service. Perfect for a satisfying, spice-filled meal.

Portion sizes were small, super expensive. Unfortunately the food was not great. I'm not…read moredisappointed, it does not compare to citrus in Mew Windsor.

Amazing Indian food restaurant! The flavors were amazing. We had Lamb Seekh Kabab and grilled…read morevegetables as a starter. These were both delicious. Shahi Lamb Korma for main dish. The naan was served hot and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside - so good. We had plenty to eat and brought some home. Wait staff was prompt and friendly. We were here mid week for dinner but it was still pretty busy.

Great Indian food! Service is quick and very courteous/efficient and neat bar area! Nice staple in…read morethe Middletown Scotchtown area!

I love Dosa Grill, it's my new go-to spot for solid Indian food. The service is quick and they…read moreserve complimentary papadum with a few chutneys to start. The first time I came I had butter chicken and a variety of breads. The garlic naan here is perfection. The paratha was a little crispier than I'm used to but still good. Plenty of leftovers. I don't recall the server's name, but he likes to joke around and invited us back several times. Tomorrow, he asked? Very fun. We made it back for the lunch buffet a week or two later and I must say, this was an excellent value. Take a look at the two plates I had, so many different things to try and of course plenty of options for vegetarians. I really appreciate being able to try so many different dishes that, if I'm only ordering one entree, I probably never would have tasted. I wish I knew the names of all the items on my plate, but I would say just venture out and take your taste buds on a ride! They also have a full bar if you want to imbibe...I'll have to at some point in the future.

Such a great addition to the Wappingers area. Excellent…read moreBuffet idea for great Indian cuisine. Great to do take out for lunch to go for work. Everyone should make it there at least once and decide. Tom's of flavors for The palate.

Best Restaurant in the Hudson Valley 2026! And they deserve it! If you are looking for fine…read moreIndian cuisine, look no further than Tamarind. Friendly staff greet you and seat you quickly. Love the ambiance! Food service and presentation are wonderful. You can season to your taste which can be important if you are sensitive to hot spices. My wife does not like a lot of hot spices but she did ask to lower the hot spice. I tasted it and the dish was wonderful-even without the great hot spices. And if you like it hot, go for it! Traditional seasoning is no problem for Chef Manoj Rana and his team!!

What a fantastic experience! Tyler was an absolute delight. He initially greeted us as the host and…read morebrought us to our table, and then somehow reappeared as our waiter--with such stone-cold humor that he acted like it wasn't even the first time he'd met us. His dry wit and personality made the whole meal even more fun. And the food? Exceptional. We did the happy hour menu so we could try more dishes, and I'm so glad we did. The spinach sauce that came with the samosa was absolutely divine--the kind of thing you keep thinking about afterward. I may actually dream about that sauce. The kale dish with pomegranate, chutney, and dates was another standout--such an interesting combination of flavors. The naan was warm, buttery, and delicious, and the crab cake was really good too. The cocktail menu was just as much fun. I had the tamarind drink, which was wonderful, while my husband had the mint gin cocktail. Both were creative and delicious. Between the incredible food, playful cocktails, and Tyler's hilarious personality, we had such a great time. Honestly, by the end of the meal, we were wondering if this place was quietly jockeying for a Michelin star. It certainly has the creativity and attention to detail to make you wonder! Fantastic food, fantastic cocktails, and an unforgettable waiter. We absolutely loved it and would come back in a heartbeat. Oh, and the restaurant itself is beautifully decorated.

Updated review. When I first tried this place I had yet to try all the Indian places in Dutchess…read moreCounty. It's been a few years and I probably tried every Indian restaurant in Dutchess County that I know of multiple times. While many of them are good. This is still by far the best. Coconut rice, coconut naan and butter chicken is my go to here but everything that I've had is always excellent. Service is always amazing and it's a pleasant clean friendly atmosphere.

I am not familiar with Indian food at all, and so I didn't know what to expect when my friends and…read moreI decided to try Tanjore. We came in on a Wednesday night and the place was almost empty. They had a buffet going but we decided to try their menu. I have to tell you, we were glad we did. We ordered a few appetizers and three chicken dishes. They were served family style, which was perfect because we were able to share and try different things. The food was absolutely delicious. The flavors were bursting with each dish I tried. I honestly do not remember tall the names of things I tried, but when I tell you they tasted out of this world amazing, I am not exaggerating. The chicken was juicy and tender. The spices and sauces complemented each dish perfectly. The portions were very generous- we all had food to take home. And the prices are very reasonable for the amount and quality of food. The service was attentive, the waiter was friendly and patient, as we navigated the new names of the menu. I do not know how this place was not busy, maybe more people come on weekends. I will definitely be back and might be ordering take out too. Highly recommend.

Fantastiic!!! The owner Muhammad greets you and makes sure your experience and fodd ae a memorable…read moreexperience. Best in Newbrgh Area!!!

We came to celebrate Mother's Day and my birthday here at Gymkhana. They put out a very good…read morespread, you have your pick. And you take a plate. Finish the plate and go for another. for this occasion you must make a reservation. Otherwise you won't be able to sit. Unfortunately some people didn't make a reservation and they left. They are very attentive of your needs and polite,

Impromptu dinner last night! Stopped in for an early dinner…read moreand had the place to ourselves at first. Ordered the mixed grill tandoor with chicken and shrimp, garlic naan and lamb Shahi Korma. Everything was delicious!

Hello Mr Singh, it was our pleasure dinning at your new Deli. We first visited you about one year…read moreago when you were doing those long drives, and still fixing things up. We also recall your kids playing in the new store as your wife prepared a great meal for us. Sorry we missed you on our second trip but we talked with the nice gentleman opening early one morning who fixed us a great egg and cheese breakfast. Thank you so much we hope to visit again real soon. Best regards, Oz and Diana

From the owner: Best Hot Sandwiches and Delicious Indian Food.read more

Excellent home-cooked Tibetan food. As other reviews note, the hot sauce is super tasty…read more I had the "shapta-tingmo" because it's not a dish I can get at my usual Tibetan restaurant back home. It's basically a stir fry with a steamed bun--simple food, but they did a good rendition. The stir fry is not unlike other stir fries I've had, except with a heavier cut of beef (the brisket is predictably grainy, but still tender). But the bun tasted freshly steamed to order and had a perfect texture and flavor both on its own and for supporting the sauces.

Last time I visited my friend, we mulled around Walden and found Tibet Corner. But it was closed -…read morewhile they're open until 8:00 pm, the kitchen closes a bit earlier than that. So this time, we were determined and we got there at 7:30. Restaurant open. Mission accomplished. Dishes ordered. Sauces sampled - the white (mint?) sauce is not in my milieu, but I can vouch the hot sauce is, in fact, Tibetan hot. A plus when visiting a Tibetan restaurant. I applied sparingly. From the small and simple menu we started with chicken and veggie momo, similar to Chinese dumplings but the fillings are not like in a Chinese restaurant. Veggie momos are crunchy, while chicken is chewy because it's all minced together. Nice and full, a great start. One friend ordered a fried dumpling entree and another ordered them as an appetizer - plaudits all around for those (beef, I believe), similar to an empanada (as I think others have written). Three of us got shapta-tingmo - all beef - and those arrived a bit after the other meals. So it's definitely made to order, and you can smell and hear as things sizzle in the kitchen. The tingmo bread is fluffy but flavorless. I'm not 100% sure, without looking it up, what to do with the tingmo bread, so I made sandwiches, cutting open each slice into a pocket and stuffing it with beef, peppers, and onions, then saucing to taste and munching my way through dinner that way. (I looked it up and that seems about right, since shapta doesn't really have sauce to it. If it was more of a soup, then dipping the bread would be obvious.) Anyway, as you'll see from my photos, this is otherwise an interesting place. It's got a few tables for eating, and the hosts were generous in pushing them together for 5 people and keeping us well past closing. I walked around the display area, which may have also been a store but I did not see any prices, to see some of the Tibetan-made artifacts on hand. You can see some in my photos as well. :) All in all, I think I need to come back and try their soup to get a full picture and decide on stars. Normally I would go to 4 stars in such a case and allow for a future 5, but with this being a hard-to-find local restaurant in a town that has few good choices, I want to increase awareness so more people turn off Main Street (Route 52) just east of downtown and head to the back of the laundromat. I'll be back.