We try different restaurants every year on Diwali to celebrate the occasion with my Mom. Decided…read moreto check out The Cotillion in Jericho and it did not disappoint. The service was excellent, the food delectable and the portions worthy of heavy Long Island eaters. We left with plenty of left overs to nosh on, well into the next day or two. Our winners were the Manchurian cauliflower, chicken tikka masala, chicken biryani, mixed grill platter and the lamb chops. Honestly everything was delicious, freshly prepared and really well seasoned. We did get a seafood soup that was a touch too salty, and a Kulfi dessert that was a little on the super sweet side. We have definitely had better naan's, that is probably the only item I would refrain from ordering here or at least ordering only the garlic naan as that was pretty good. They were also generous enough to comp the soup that was not to my mother's taste and offered us comps on all desserts which was so nice of them to do. Overall a definite 5/5 and we might just comeback here for all our Diwali meals henceforth. The restaurant area is very small, however there is outside seating during warmer months. This place is primarily a catering hall, so the focus/space is clearly on that aspect of the business.

Poor quality food, poor service. After taking money, they forget their client. Not enough food for…read morelunch to refill. I do not recommend them for client who looks for quality and service.

Bravo! Bravo! Absolutely outstanding Thai food at great prices and a great location close to me…read more Everything on go. I ordered the chicken pad see ew, beef red curry, chicken satay, and basil chicken. Tried to hit every meat group. Next time gotta try the fish The Chicken Pad See Ew was a standout. Wide rice noodles with that perfect chewy texture and beautiful wok hei char. The savory-sweet soy-based sauce coated everything perfectly, and the mix of tender chicken and juicy pieces made it incredibly satisfying. The Beef Red Curry was rich and aromatic with a luscious coconut milk base. The red curry paste had great depth. There was layers of lemongrass, galangal, and spices. The beef was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the bamboo shoots, bell peppers, and Thai basil were fresh and plentiful. I loved how it had a nice kick that built up without overpowering the dish. The Chicken Satay came out perfectly grilled with beautiful char marks. The chicken was juicy and marinated well, and the peanut sauce on the side was creamy, nutty, and addictive. Finally, the Basil Chicken delivered that classic Thai street-food flavor. Plenty of fragrant holy basil, lots of garlic, and just the right amount of chili heat. The chicken was tender with great texture, and it paired amazingly with jasmine rice. Everything arrived hot, fresh, and beautifully presented. The portions were very generous too -- we had plenty of leftovers for the next day. As my son would say "10 out of 10!" but since we are on yelp, we'll have to settle with a 5. Give this place a try.

Unfortunately, our recent meal was really disappointing. The side of white rice had a brown, gooey…read moreclump in it that made me concerned it had spoiled or scorched, and the Basil Chicken was so tough and overcooked it was impossible to swallow, served in a sauce that was thin like hot water. Portions were also an issue. The chicken came in a tiny container, AND was less than half-filled. The shrimp in the Panang Curry were a bright spot (perfectly cooked!), but the curry itself lacked the typical creamy consistency. Hopefully they take this as constructive feedback.

Food is always hot and very tasty. Service is not a problem…read more Cut out the post meal orange slices. One of our go yo places

Really Nicely redesigned decor and atmosphere. Nice bar on side with tables and chairs. Lots of…read moreguest for a late Friday night of which we're celebrating birthdays or couples out for an evening. Food was fresh , well delivered and had a lovely display on plates included a flower made of carrot and cucumber leaves. A nice local Thai restaurant to visit.

Excellent all around. Loved that they reserved a table for the 4 of us as there is seating for 16…read moretotal in a small but bright, neat & clean storefront. We have bee eager to find a new closer than Queens Thai restaurant to frequent and this will be it. Each dish was perfectly executed, enough to take home. See photos for them all.

Overpriced quantity also not worth the price. charged $23…read morefor shrimp rice and put 5 shrimps in it. Ripping off people

My only complaint? My stomach has a limit…read more My family and I have been coming to Diwan for years, and this is hands down our go-to spot for Indian all-you-can-eat. I used to frequent the Indian buffets in Jackson Heights, and honestly, Diwan is just as good, if not better! One thing I really appreciate is that they have their own parking lot, the dining room is spacious, and as a parent, I was thrilled to see they have baby high chairs. Those little details make a big difference. We stopped by for their weekday AYCE special at just $15 per adult, which is an incredible value! My plate always ends up looking the same because I can't resist the chicken biryani, palak paneer, and that rich, creamy butter chicken. Oh, and they mostly use chicken thighs! So tender and moist! I keep telling myself I'll try something different... then I walk back with the exact same favorites. No regrets. We also ordered the mango lassi, and it was fantastic! Just a little tip: it comes with ice by default, so if you prefer it without ice, just let them know when ordering. The food quality has been consistently excellent every time we've visited, and the service has always been warm and attentive. Another thing I enjoy is how peaceful the dining room is. It's not loud or chaotic. Everyone seems completely focused on the important business of enjoying their food. A couple of helpful tips: the buffet is dine-in only, so you can't pack up buffet food to take home. If you're ordering takeout, you'll need to order from the regular menu instead. They also offer children's pricing for the buffet, so if you're unsure about the details, just give them a quick call. If you're craving great Indian food without emptying your wallet, Diwan continues to be one of my favorite AYCE spots. Highly recommended!

What a rare and beautifully hidden gem of a spot off the GCP. It was close to our gym and after a…read moregood workout comes the reward and it's an AYCE Indian buffet. Fresh puri and plenty of sauces, fresh rice and a very nice spread of Indian favorites. I really enjoyed everything they had to offer and especially the vegetarian options such as dhal and paneer. Great service and the only caveat is that any naan is purchased separately as it's not included in the ayce price. You can also just order fresh plates of any combination off their à la carte menu. We opted for the lunch buffet and were very satisfied and both price point and quality were excellent. The restaurant itself is nice with great ambiance and plenty of seating. There's also plenty of beverage options. We've been back twice already and anticipate many more visits.

We wanted to try this place after reading the reviews on it - I must say on the whole it didn't…read moredisappoint. We started with the pani puri which was okay. We also tried the Maggie which was surprisingly good. The tandoori chicken came next - that was very good. We had the chicken vindaloo which was also very good. Service was quick and efficient. The restaurant is pretty small with about 5 or 6 tables.

Certain people who own restaurants should really think about how they greet people. You never know…read morewho that customer is when they come in. Nothing like saying to someone have a nice day and getting no response. Best part, I won't be back.

The food, the food and the food!!!!! Best Indian food on…read moreLong Island and perhaps New York. The wait staff was efficient and friendly, and the decor was cheerful. We will most definitely return!

The mango mojito was a good alternative to the mango lassi. If you're not in the mood for a yogurty…read moredrink. Their mango mojito was non alcoholic. Very light and refreshing. The server recommended the samosa chaat and sev dahi puri for appetizers. My friend and I loved the samosa chaat. The fresh veggies and pomegranates gave different textures and made the dish read less heavy. The sev dahi puri had so much yogurt that it was hard to taste the other ingredients. Goat biriyani came with plenty of meat and minimal amount of bones. Beautiful presentation as well. For the main dish, we got the chicken tikka masala and a side of garlic naan. I would've liked the chicken tikka masala to be more flavorful but it was still tasty. The chicken itself was super tender. Garlic naan was not too garlicky and was perfect for dipping into the tikka masala sauce.

Great Service, Reasonable Prices and Very Good Food. What else could you want ?…read moreThe Tandoori Tikka Wings are Simply Superb. Try them, you will be glad that you did. The jackfruit vegetable dish (kathal) was delicious

I'm in this area quite often, so I was happy to see a new Indian restaurant had just opened! There…read morearen't many Indian restaurants in this area, and I was looking forward to visiting Luxe. I ordered takeout on a random weekday afternoon. There was absolutely nobody in the restaurant except one young lady in the front and one person in the kitchen. The young lady in front was really sweet and kind. I wanted to try something that was more authentic, so I asked her what she would eat. She recommended a specific chicken dish, and I ordered it prepared the way she would eat it, and requested very spicy. Here's what I ordered: - Chicken Karahi ($17): Recommended by the young lady named Suman! Of the two dishes I ordered, this was definitely the better dish. However, there were two issues: this dish wasn't spicy at all, even though I asked for very spicy. Also, the chicken came in big chunks, making the chicken itself very bland and not tender. Smaller pieces would have been seasoned more adequately, and this needed to be simmered for a longer time. (3/5) - Lamb Korma ($24): Not on their regular menu but they'll make it for you if asked. I've always loved this dish from other Indian restaurants, so ordered it at Luxe. Again, two issues: not spicy at all, even though I asked for very spicy, and the lamb came in huge chunks, was under seasoned, and wasn't simmered long enough; resulting in hard, huge chunks of meat. (2/5) Instead of rushing to cook these dishes, both dishes should have been simmered for a longer time. I don't mind waiting for excellent food. Rushed preparation doesn't do anyone any favors. Would I give Luxe another chance? Sure, why not. But I'll wait a little while so Luxe can overcome their growing pains; they've only been open for a few months. Good Luck and welcome to the neighborhood!