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Thanal Indian Tavern - Veg Samosa

Thanal Indian Tavern

4.4(373 reviews)
1.5 mi•Penn Center, Logan Square
•$$

Thanal is our go-to spot for Indian takeout, but we finally dined in for the first time during…read moreRestaurant Week. It felt like the perfect chance to try some dishes we don't usually order while getting a good deal. Overall, the Restaurant Week menu was a solid value (up to $18 worth of extra food). While the dishes we ordered didn't quite beat our usual favorites, everything was still tasty. The restaurant itself is clean and well ventilated. It's also baby-friendly--they have high chairs, and although it can get a bit loud when busy, our little one didn't seem to mind at all. Big bonus points for convenient onsite parking with validation. It was freezing out, so being able to park and walk right in was a huge plus. The staff were very professional. One dish came out undercooked, and our server fixed it immediately. The Restaurant Week drink specials were just okay--I'd probably skip those next time. Since Thanal is already a regular in our takeout rotation, we'll definitely be ordering again soon. I'd also happily dine in again during the next Restaurant Week.

My girlfriend and I came here based on her recommendation, and I am glad we decided to give it a…read moretry. The food was cooked nicely and tasted delicious. The staff was friendly and very accommodating. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Food - 4/5 Parking - Street Parking Atmosphere - The restaurant is on the smaller side, but they did a great job maximizing the space they have. The ambiance and decorations are a very nice touch, and everything feels clean and well kept. Service - Even though we came on a Friday without a reservation, they were able to seat us within 20 minutes, which we really appreciated. Overall, the service was excellent. What We Ordered - Plain Paratha - which was not as good as the paratha I have had at other restaurants Saag Paneer - which was very good Lamb Karahi - which was also very good Final Thoughts - I would definitely come back if we are in the area again to try more items from the menu.

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Saffron Indian Kitchen

Saffron Indian Kitchen

4.6(18 reviews)
1.4 mi•Olde Kensington

Wonderful gem in our neighborhood. Terrific owner who is informative and fun!…read more All the classics plus some surprises.

After craving for Tandoori chicken, I came here with a group of friends for an early dinner today…read more I must say that the dish was nothing short of amazing since the piping hot chicken pieces served on the sizzling plate was exactly what I wanted. The other dishes our table also ordered include Gobi Manchurian, Chapati Murg Tikk, Murg Adraki, garlic naan, onion naan, butter naan, butter chicken, Malai kofta, and Lachha Paratha. While I loved everything, butter chicken was my favorite. Butter naan was also melt-in-your-mouth good, and I simply couldn't get enough of it. What also tops the experience overall was the Mango Lassi drink. For some reason, I never got to try this drink until today. At the first sip, I couldn't believe how good it was. I soooo loved this slightly sweet, tangy, and aromatically wonderful mango drink so much that I must have more of it at the next chance I get. Service here is no frills yet adequate and professional. Our server was helpful in catering to our needy requests (we had to return butter chicken back initially since it was too spicy), and he definitely ran the show solo as he's the only one who manned the dining area while we were there with another table today. Since the place is a bit small and cozy, I liked that it provided an intimate setting for a get-together with friends or family. I wouldn't mind returning to Saffron to try out more of their other dishes soon.

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Amma's South Indian Cuisine - Grilled Chicken tikka masala

Amma's South Indian Cuisine

4.1(518 reviews)
1.1 mi•Rittenhouse Square
•$$

This is an expensive restaurant. Let me say that right up front. The cheapest bottle of wine on the…read morelist is a delightful white with notes of lychee, melon, and refreshing acidity. It's about $45, which is a bit pricey for a screw top type wine, but it tasted great, so no issues here. ANYWAY. You're seated in a massive dining room with beautiful furniture, and understated, modern clean lines. There's so many thoughtful touches. The water they give you when you sit down is filtered water. The cutlery is large and generous. The dining tables are set with beautiful stoneware in light colours to complement the food. There was a quiet elegance anywhere you look. We got the murungai (moringa) leaf vada. Vada were crisp on the outside and steamy and varied in texture on the inside. Moringa leaves were bright green. Lots of delicious spices coming up from it. They were presented on a small bed of coconut chatni (which is the traditional accompaniment to vada), and topped with a vividly green fried curry leaf. Why am I mentioning how bright green the moringa leaves and curry leaves are? Because that shows how fresh they are. The banana leaf that it was all perched on wasn't brown on the edges. It was also fresh. These guys had been fried and pulled right out of the oil to come to our table with impeccable presentation. My dining companion got a chicken dish, and I got a vegan onion masala dosa. The cost of the dosa is around double what I'd pay in a hole in the wall dosa shop, but the chicken dish is around what I'd expect to pay at a restaurant. That said, the dosa was one of those massive ones that you'd get at a dosa shop, but cooked to perfection. It was neatly folded into a triangle shape so it fits onto the plate. Coconut, tomato, and peanut chatni is served on the side. Sambhar is also on the side. Chatnis are perfectly made. Sambhar is delicious, with clearly freshly ground spices. Service was prompt, efficient, and extremely friendly. It's the sort of warm welcome you'd get in a South Indian home. People make sure that you're comfortably seated. The make sure that your water glass doesn't sit empty. They notice if you drop a fork or knife by accident, and arrive with a fresh one (because the cutlery is SERIOUS business, and makes a big sound when it drops on the ground). More than that, wait staff are knowledgeable about the food and drinks, and will make suggestions either to you if you're unsure, or to the kitchen to adjust the spice level for your needs. They see to it that you're loving all your food and having a fun time. Genuinely, the meal was pricey, but we had an extremely delicious meal that filled up our stomachs and souls with comfort. We had to waddle back to the hotel afterwards. Yes, you're going to spend a good chunk of change when you're there. However, if you need a place to have a dinner for special occasions, this is the place to go. This is not the typical Indian restaurant with food sat under a heat lamp, drying out the whole time. This isn't a bunch of strong smells lingering the dining room, or coming out of the kitchen. The place is kept spotlessly clean, so that any aromas you're getting are only from the food in front of you. This is Indian food elevated, and given the respect that it deserves. It's how Indian food should be enjoyed: with a reverence for the ingredients, and attention to detail. That said, our appetiser, 2 mains, a bottle of wine, and tax and 20% tip came to like $180 give or take. For the experience we had, I'd say that the money was good value.

We've eaten at Amma for years and food-wise it is always great…read more Tonight was a real disappointment. We arrived at 7 with 5 people. Between ordering our food to getting the one appetizer (which was a skewer of 4 salmon pieces for $43!!!) was about 30 minutes. From appetizer to mains was another 45. We were not offered water refills at any time. And our waiters was usually nowhere to be seen. To get the check was another 15. When we commented we were told twice "sorry - we're just very busy tonight" When it was a small, cozy place, this Fs were much better.

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Sura Indian Bistro

Sura Indian Bistro

4.5(67 reviews)
1.3 mi•Penn Center, Rittenhouse Square

Everything from food, service, ambience, and decor was awesome!!!! Loved the butter chicken and…read morebutter naan. Will definitely come back here!

Sura was a gem of a find on Christmas Eve…read more After walking through the Philadelphia Christmas Market on a cool Christmas Eve afternoon, we were ready for a warm happy hour spot to unwind. We stumbled across Sura and managed to grab a reservation literally fifteen minutes before arriving. Good thing we did, because the place was packed, which was surprising for Christmas Eve and a good sign that others had the same idea. From the moment we walked in, the space stood out. The entrance features a floor-to-ceiling garden wall that immediately sets the tone. Inside, the decor is moody in the best way, warm lighting, a beautiful back bar, and a dining room that feels stylish without being pretentious. The food was excellent and the drinks were just as good. Bold, comforting flavors that felt perfect for the weather and the time of year. Everything we ordered hit, and we would absolutely return just for the menu alone. The only thing that kept this from being a five-star visit was the service. While not bad, it felt a bit less engaged than the rest of the experience, and we were not informed that a 21% gratuity was already included for our party of four, which would have been appreciated upfront. That said, the quality of the food, the atmosphere, and the overall experience easily outweigh that hiccup. If you are downtown, especially during the holidays or after exploring the Christmas market, Sura is a great place to warm up, enjoy a drink, and settle in.

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Kebab Trio: Smoked Trio of Paneer, Chicken, and Shrimp Kebabs with Pickled Peppers, Onions, and smothered in Cashew Sauce.

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