Best of the best halal restaurant In Philadelphia. Their lamb beef and chicken kabobs are cooked…read morefresh on order. Best mutton and chicken Karahi on the east coast. Their chicken Mandi , boneless chicken handi and Tawa Qeema are a must try. New location is amazing and big. Highly recommend for families.

So, I have gone to spot a while back when it used to be around Chestnut/Walnut street in Philly and…read moreI have always dined in. Its been years from the last time I've had food from this place, so I decided to see if they are still open and to my surprise they were open and have even relocated to much bigger and cleaner ambiance. Ordered 2 meals (2 tandoor chicken and chicken sheek kabab). I specifically informed them while ordering that the individual eating the sheek kabab is allergic to chickpeas (choley) which comes as part of the meal. The person taking my order informs me that he will pack it separately. Upon arriving at the restaurant, I was told by the person giving my food that he made sure he packed the sheek kabab separately. I paid and headed back home (40 mins drive back to NJ). Lesson learned - I should have checked and will check moving forward when placing food orders if everything is correct. Of course, we got everything other than the sheek kabab. They made sure it was packed separately - so separate that they didn't even give/pack it with the remaining food order. We called back and spoke to Ansar (think that's what he said his name was) and Ansar said "sorry, we will credit you back when you come next time and get food." My wife asks him "how you going to remember this?" Ansar's response "oh we will we will, just mention and we will take care of it." SMH What businesses needs to start doing is, depending on situations, credit back to the account if a discrepancy has occurred. Of course, if I lived closely, I would have drove back but I'm not driving back 40+ mins for 2 sheek kabab.

Egg rolls with sauces 5/5, Yum! Tika masala and rice 5/5, In…read moreamazing sauce, nice and buttery Spinach and potato 4.5/5, Great appetizer Chicken Karahi 4/5, Would get something else next time +Naan - Food came in quick and would come again!

This place is so underrated! I have never had a bad meal here. Big portions and delicious food. The…read moretandoori naan is so crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The chicken karahi is fantastic - chicken is extremely tender and juicy, gravy is flavorful and they top it off with fresh ginger and coriander leaves. Service is quick and staff is polite.

I've been to Veda several times and have enjoyed it each time. Surprised this is my first review!…read moreMy most recent visit was for an event that allowed us to taste a variety of their food paired with different alcoholic drinks. The inside is nice, with a bar and table seating. The staff was accommodating and answered any questions we had. The food was delicious! I've heard they have a good happy hour. I've been meaning to try it out and can't wait. I'm definitely going to return!

Came here for dinner with a group. The interior is nice and food was good. I had the lamb vindaloo…read morewhich was flavorful and ad expected. I enjoyrd the drunken lassi as well from the cocktail list. Service was attentive and our food was ready pretty quickly.

$15/ person weekday lunch (before 3p). For unlimited food as much as you can eat…read more Weekend price $23?/pp Dinner price: $23/pp? Not much different options vs lunch Have 2 aisles of food. One full of Indian dishes and curries and the other with salad and dessert. This review is based on multiple dining experiences. Seems like the selection doesn't change much during visits. We were excited there was goat curry this time. Some dishes were hit/miss: today the rice wasn't cooked properly, and some meats were cooked dry. They have gluten-free and vegan options as described in the dish name cards. I'm sensitive to spices do some dishes were a bit spicy for me but a cold cup of water helps with that. Servers are nice to have there... but they don't do much as we've been told to place our dirty dishes in the bin the first visit explanation. For the most part, they seem stoic/ not too friendly... but they get the job done as they are very clean with the food aisles. Third visit: they did place our finished dishes away. Unfortunately, 2/3 time we went, one of us had a bad experience with the toilet...

Service was very nice and quick to clean off tables. Space was clean and well-decorated. Affordable…read moreprice (around $35 for two people to eat the lunch buffet). Great food! The lunch buffet was pretty slow around 1:30, but all the food was still out and warm. The chicken biryani was my favorite, but the lamb saag dal was also delicious and the samosas. The food was well-seasoned and a little spicy which is just how I like it! The naan was just ok and so was the chicken tikka masala. I've had better Indian food but this was still pretty good. They also make their own mango soft serve in house which tasted delicious. They offer student discounts as well. Overall: good Indian buffet place near Drexel with great prices and a satisfying selection.

Came here for Dollar Stroll, so take what I say with a grain of salt since I didn't have the full…read moresit-down experience. This is a small mom-and-pop run place, and I saw the kids outside trying to help bring customers in, especially with the Doro Bet line running right in front of their store. But honestly, don't underestimate this little place. THE FOOD IS VERY WELL SEASONED. For Dollar Stroll I got basically a little bit of everything they were offering, including the samosa, pakora, fried chicken, and chicken drumstick. Everything was very fairly priced for the crawl, and since I mostly use these events as a way to find places for future meal planning, I was happy to try a bunch of things. The chicken drumstick was the surprise winner. I took it home and reheated it, and WOW. It was tandoori-style and SO flavorful. Super smoky, with that bright red color that makes you immediately wonder how much seasoning they managed to get into this thing lol. The flavor really went all the way into the meat instead of just sitting on the outside. Really, really good. The fried chicken, though, I'd probably skip. My first piece looked like it was going to be a wing, and then I realized it was basically the spine/tailbone/butt area of the chicken. There was barely any meat on it. Basically fried bone. Usually that's the part of a rotisserie chicken I would just throw away, so getting that as my $1 piece was a little disappointing. If I hadn't gotten several other things, I probably would've been much more annoyed. The veggie pakora was REALLY good. Crispy and savory on the outside, with a flavorful vegetable mixture inside. This is the kind of snack where you can keep eating it because the seasoning is doing all the work. Definitely one I'd get again. The samosa was on the greasier side, but again, very flavorful. Crispy, flaky exterior with a nicely seasoned filling. Not the lightest samosa I've ever had, but definitely not lacking flavor. The store itself is small and pretty unassuming, and you could easily walk right past it. But don't. From a flavor standpoint, this place is STRONG. I didn't get the full restaurant experience, so I can't speak to everything on the menu, but based on what I tried, I definitely want to come back and try an actual meal. Small mom-and-pop spot, big seasoning. The tandoori chicken alone has me curious about what else they're making back there.

I was not impressed with the food. The soup was watery and could have had more veggies…read more I was asked if I liked spicy, which I do, but there was way too much hot pepper. And, the Saag Paneer was unremarkable.

Nice quaint southern Indian vibe. They took great effort to…read moremake the vada and dosa batter healthy and homemade. Food tasted good. Hostess was knowledgeable and pleasant. Posting some takeaway items. Wish them well and will return soon.

What a great time here!…read more This place has a lot of space! It's new but word is getting around and I feel like repeat customers are bound to be coming back! You order at the kiosk and then the food is made and delivered quickly! It's super delicious, comes out with all the chutneys and sides necessary, the staff a very friendly and I love that it's all freshly made! Price point is very affordable and I'm excited to return and try everything else on the menu!

I've been here 3 times and now I must write about! This…read moreplace serves some delicious Uyghur food and I can't stop going back. My go to is the lamb dumplings. It is juicy, tender, and has a rich umami taste. It comes with chili oil which, pairs so well with the dumplings! I've also tried their King's Noodles which was spicy and salty- hits the cravings. I liked it because of the long chewy noodles. For drinks I've tried their Uyghur Milk Tea and Pomegranate Juice. Both were amazing. The milk tea has a light saltiness to it which is comforting (not my cup of tea only because I like my tea sweet- totally a personal preference and nothing against the Uyghur Milk Tea). Staff have always been pleasant and attentive. This is cute place to try and I know I will be going back!

The service was great--I was greeted right as I walked through the door, which immediately set a…read morewelcoming tone. Since I was getting takeout, I was asked to scan a code and place my order that way, which was quick and easy. While I waited, there was such a wonderful energy in the space--it felt lively and inviting. I ordered the dumplings and lamb, and both were absolutely delicious. The dumplings were perfectly cooked, and the lamb was flavorful and tender. Overall, a really positive experience. I'd definitely come back again!

Looked at the online menu because I was feeling under the weather wanted some soup , said call for…read moredaily soup option. Soup of the day was mixed vegetable. Tasted amazing and brought me back to life a little after being sick for a few days. Air conditioning also felt amazing and had such a peaceful vibe.

Kaffa has been our go-to for a couple years now. Not as flashy or high end as other Philly…read moreEthiopian joints, but also not as expensive or busy either. Service is always prompt and still uses a covid-era mobile ordering/QR system that actually works pretty well. Vegeterian combo is huge, and paired with an additional entree (we like the tofu or okra wat) is more than enough for 2-3 people. All items are tasty and spicy. Decor is dated and minimal and that is 100% ok! Be sure to ask for awaze if you want it even spicier.