Lot of options and good tasty food! Quick turnaround on the orders so you don't have to wait long.read more

Like any other above average Indian restaurant. Tried a variety from their menu...all were good…read more Just don't try their chowrasta fried chicken appetiser....no spice and bland...almost like the one they chop up and put in their fried rice etc. Will visit again if Indian is on my mind and am in the vicinity. All of this is good and you can go for it... Chowrastha chicken curry Cholle poori Garlic naan Chicken fried rice Golkonda kodi Chowrastha special goat Chowrastra fried chicken...don't have this

We came here on a whim after shopping at Costco and I'm so glad we decided to give it a try because…read morewe were treated to one culinary delight after another. The prices are reasonable and the service was attentive. The whole restaurant is clean, especially the restrooms which smelled like they were freshly cleaned. Service was pretty slow because the food is made to order. Everything came out piping hot and so full of flavor. I was sad I got full so soon because I really wanted to keep eating. This is going to be a guaranteed stop on our future trips to Nashua.

Food and service was excellent! Will Definitely go back…read moreagain. We tried the chicken korma, chicken vindaloo, and a grilled lamb dish (can't remember the name!)

Pani Puri The pani…read morepuri was fresh and flavorful. The puris were crisp, and the fillings were well-seasoned without being overly spicy. The pani had a good balance of mint, tanginess, and spice, making each bite refreshing and satisfying. It felt clean and well-prepared perfect for anyone who loves chaat. Vada Pav The vada pav was one of the highlights. The vada was hot, soft on the inside, and nicely crisp on the outside. The pav was fresh and lightly toasted, and the combination of garlic chutney, green chutney added the right punch. It had that authentic street-style flavor but with better hygiene. Paneer Sandwich The sandwich was simple but tasty. Generously filled with fresh vegetables and chutney, it had a good balance of creaminess and crunch. The bread was soft, and the grilling/toasting was done well. It's a solid, dependable option if you want something lighter than the other dishes. Overall Rating: 4.5/5 A great spot for quick, flavorful snacks. Thank you Komal for lovely ginger chai

Loved the food. The place is small so don't plan for a big group here. A small group of 4-5 people…read morecould be accommodated. Great sandwiches, puff was very unique, nice Frankie, loved the samosa pav, sev puri was great too. If you are planning for a good Indian snack place this is a very good option.

Good food, good service, decent ambiance. Maybe music a touch too loud for me, but food compensated…read morefor that.

We visited Bawarchi in Tyngsborough this weekend. The food…read moreoverall was good, but the dining experience was let down by very slow and unhelpful service. *Mysore Masala Dosa was delicious -- crispy with tasty potato filling. However, the red chutney spread inside was way too sour for our liking. The sambar and chutneys on the side were flavorful. *Porotta was nicely flaky and served warm. *Vada was good, but the idli tasted old and clearly reheated, not freshly made. *Veg Hakka Noodles were tasty but mostly just noodles with barely any veggies. *Andhra Special Goat Curry was excellent; flavorful with tender, well-cooked mutton. *Mutton roast Biryani was also very good, with moist, flavorful rice and perfectly cooked mutton pieces. Unfortunately, the service was extremely slow. It took 45 minutes for our food to arrive even though there were only a few other tables occupied. Our server never checked in during the entire 1.5 hours we were there. When we asked questions about the menu, she seemed completely unfamiliar with the items and couldn't give any clear answers. It felt like she was new or hadn't been trained properly, which made ordering a bit frustrating. The decor is simple and casual, similar to many Indian restaurants. The TV was playing loud music, which made the vibe a bit chaotic rather than relaxing. The food was overall good, and there's definitely potential here. But the slow service, lack of staff engagement, and poor menu knowledge made the experience less enjoyable. Hopefully, they can improve on that front because we would definitely love to come back!

Wonderful restaurant that raises the standard in this part of New England for Indian cuisine. It…read morewas a bit out of my usual neighborhood and so it took a while to uncover. But finally I did and boy am I happy. Very much a family affair - husband and wife who share maitre'd and server responsibilities. And other relatives in the kitchen cooking up a storm. What first grabbed my attention were the huge number of dosas they offer. Seeing any dosa on a menu at all is a rarity and so to see the wide variety they feature was amazing. I opted for the Andhra Kara Masala and it was excellent. The dosa itself crispy and warm and the condiments beautifully integrated. We opted for the mixed veggie pakoras as an appetizer on the recommendation of the owner and they were served warm and crispy. The batter was light - nothing like the thick sludge that usually adorns the deep fried nuggets of vegetable delight. The accompanying tamarind sauce was sweet and clean and the mint-cilantro suitably refreshing. Lovey got garlic naan and saag paneer. Smooth and creamy, the saag was exactly as hoped for and the garlic naan was chewy, warm and toothsome. Dessert was carrot halwa. Hard to believe carrots make such an excellent warm dessert but they do. Richly satisfying with just the right touch of sweetness. We look forward to returning and sampling the rest of the menu!

We were visiting our grandchildren (& their parents, of course). My daughter went to a dance…read moreperformance with 2 of the kids; we went out for dinner with son-in-law and one grandson who chose this restaurant. It's a place his dad has taken him to before and he loves it! We go for Indian food occasionally and we like it, so off we went to Salem NH. Grandson ordered a dosa for all of us as an appetizer, something with chopped onions, it was pretty good. My dish was the saag paneer, which I ordered what they call "American spicy." Spicy? Not! If I go back, I'd order Indian Medium Spicy! My husband liked his chana masala. Both were served with white rice. My son-in-law had a korma dish, I don't remember which one, Indian medium spicy, loved it, and he ordered garlic naan. We ordered roti. My grandson is gluten free and dairy free. I don't remember what he ate, but he's all in when he's predisposed to liking something, so I only remember that he was happy with it! We love the carrot halwa at our local favorite Indian restaurant in midtown Manhattan, so we ordered it for all 4 of us. It was much sweeter than we're used to; tasty but too sweet to finish. Anyway, it's a good local choice up there and my grandson chose it again just the other day for his birthday dinner out!

Clean establishment, friendly and generous service. Had garlic naan, chicken curry, saag paneer,…read morerice and gulab jamun. Everything was cooked and seasoned to perfection. Will be back for more.

Visited today for lunch. We can report that the chicken curry, chicken tikki masala and the regular…read moreNan were all outstanding. They vary the heat by request. Service was prompt and friendly. We will definitely be returning.

Stopped in after a day of shopping. Wide selection of options and had a great amount of food…read more Service was attentive and always ready to help out.

One of the better indian take out experiences near by…read more Food is quite good for the price but not amazing. But pickup is convenient and they are reliable on time.

So delicious, spicy.. Get a side of sauce to dip. You won't be disappointed. Must try this fusion…read morefood!!!

My pizza was delicious. I have found my new favorite pizza place. I'm tired of all the crappy…read morepizza in lowell. This place is a must try.

Went in looking for buffet so we can taste a little bit of everything. But they only have buffet…read moreSaturday and sundays. So we just ordered the lunch menu and ordered a mini buffet for ourselves. Ordered the onion pakora as an appetizer. For some reason I thought it was going to come with some sort of sauce. So it was a little dry. I just ended up dipping it in the malai kofta for more flavor. We ordered 1 veggie, 1 chicken, and 1 lamb lunch combo. Which it came with white rice, soup, and naan or a roti. The veggie option was the malai kofta. (I liked this one the best, bc it was sweet) . It's vegetable cheese dumplings in a cashew sauce. the chicken option was the priya chicken special. (Second best) This was good. It was saucy. and then we got the lamb masala. This one was more on the tomato-sour side. I like more of a creamy sauces. These dishes weren't as spicy. It was just a hint of it. Waiters were really nice and informative about the menu.

The Mysore Masala Dosa was delicious! The potato was tasty, the dosa was perfectly fermented batter…read moreand the sambar was fingerlicking good. The chutney's on the side were tasty too. The Saag Paneer was also very good and the best part was the paneer pieces were so soft, it is hard to find at most restaurants. Aloo Paratha was meh, the filling was scant and not flavorful The Chili Gobi dry was so flavorful, but they had made it extra extra spicy (I had asked for mild) and I just couldn't eat it much. The goat pepper fry was a big disappointment- the flavors were fine but the goat pieces were terrible. Overall a decent meal.

Quaint Indian restaurant in Downtown Derry. The coconut margarita was absolutely delicious and…read morecreamy. I'd never tried Rupee beer and was delighted to find that it has a good taste, kind of similar to a Blue Moon. My friend got the mango margarita and said he tasted like a basic puree. We got the spinach pakora and onion bhaji app. The onion bhaji was incredible. It was a fried semi-caramelized onion patty, which came with two chutneys. I love onions and look forward to trying this dish again. I got the chicken korma, a dish I've been interested in trying for some time now. I hope that all chicken kormas are like this one because the flavor was absolutely incredible! It's creamy cashew sauce with cubed chicken. I got mine at a medium spice level and it was perfect. The dish was really layered in its flavors with the cashew flavor not being over powering. The restaurant is a pretty nice size, with plenty of tables and room for many guests. The bar is small and the drinks took a while, but we came at the end of the night and I think there were only two people working the front. It seemed like a family owned spot and I hope they succeed here. The food was delicious!

We were in Londonderry and found Destination India in the vicinity while looking for an East Indian…read morerestaurant. It was quiet and there was only one other table with guests, probably because we were there around 4:00, shortly before the dinner hour. Bathroom cleanliness is critical restaurant criteria: Destination gets 4.5 stars for cleanliness. Our waiter was very polite and stood away, watching and waiting, ready to serve. Two of us shared one flavorful vegetarian entrée with rice, a side of perfectly spicy red chile paste and an order of garlic naan. Destination was convenient and good quality