Sadly this restaurant has finally fallen victim to the NUC landlord scourge. I have been coming here since the early 80's . I will miss there delicious meat samosa (in my opinion they made the best in the city and the perfectly spiced Chicken Bhuna masala. So sad another East Village institution is gone and will never be replaced, read more

Felt obligated to give this place a review, cause it's conic and has very friendly staff. Worth at least one visit, but you'll definitely find places with better Indian food along 6th St. read more

bad restaurant and very bad service did not honor the promotion I had because I would of gotten a better deal then what the retail price was. lied and said that they were closed BEWARE read more

There's a roach in the restaurant photo! A friend is visiting from out of town, and I was anxious to take her here.

This spot catches your attention. The lights are something else and it was a one of a kind dining experience. I went with a group and we ordered family style and loved our time here. It was our friends birthday and the server did a special light show and song to celebrate him. We all agreed we have never experienced anything like it. * note: it's a small restaurant we were the only ones but you could feel claustrophobic, they do not serve alcohol, I don't believe there is AC....... But if you go in open minded to the experience I think you could have a fantastic time* read more

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A very interesting restaurant. Obviously the decor is the first thing to catch your eye and definitely adds to the unique experience! First thing to note, there are 2 surrounding restaurants that have the exact same decor and have workers outside of the restaurant trying to lead you into their restaurants, rather than letting you enter Milon. Odd, but again adds to the unique experience. Would not recommend this place for big groups, if you don't want a long wait. You can try to make reservations but it doesnt mean much since they take all reservations, they look for your whole group to arove and then from there they seat on a first come first serve basis. For our group of 7 we waited about an hour outside on the stairs to be seats. BUT, I will say they were making a strong effort to seat us and even allowed us to merge 2 tables to finally be seated inside. Once you get inside its a tiny spot covered with fun and beautiful lights! I would not recommended this place for the food. We had a fixed menu since it was a large group, food was flavorful but nothing to rave about. But we really enjoyed the overall dining experience and hospitality. Overall, I liked my experience here, but with the quality of food and wait time it would not be a go to spot. I would definitely consider this a fun place for celebrations for the ambiance and because its byob. read more

Milon - a group of people at a party - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

This rating and review is based purely on their customer service as I didn't not even get a chance to eat any food. 0 stars would be a more appropriate rating for this restaurant based on their customer service alone. We sat down as a party of 7 on a Friday night around 6pm. There was nobody else in the restaurant. After about 30 minutes of no waiter taking any order or drinks, the waiter comes out and starts telling us that parties of 6 or more are required to order from their pre-fixe menu. We are not sure of what that consisted of as they didn't have a written pre-fixe menu to provide us. The waiter just started randomly shouting food items, expecting us to be able to absorb what he was saying. When we asked why we were not told about this rule when we walked in, he told us it's not the door man's job to tell us. When asked why we were allowed to sit nearly 30 minutes without any service until he said something, he simply waved us off. When one of us asked what if we don't like the options provided or have dietary restrictions he replied with a "that's too bad." When two members of the party started to discuss our options, he leans over the table to them and started waving his hand in between them yelling "HELLO HELLO LISTEN TO ME NOW." That was when I decided we were leaving. When I got up he physically tried to stop me by grabbing my arm. Regardless of whether or not it's in the middle of a pandemic, it is absolutely NOT APPROPRIATE to put hands on a customer. When we were putting our jackets on he started to offer us menus and tell us it's okay to order regular food after telling us repeatedly it was required to order the pre-fixe multiple times. The obvious lack of respect and attempt to hustle us out of our money is more than enough for me to STRONG recommend people to not go here. Go to Yuca Bar instead. read more

Milon will always have a special place in my heart. BYOB restaurant where the tables are a bit too close with your neighbor but you don't mind because it's part of the atmosphere. Came for lights (decor) and stayed for the food. read more

Well, you walk in and you still get the ambiance you're used to but the ownership has changed and things on the menu just aren't as we remembered it. We've been going to Milon for 13 years and my husband has been going consistently for over 30. Sadly the quality isn't as good as we'd hoped and no longer worth the hour drive. Our latest visit wasn't great but we'll try again. read more

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Come here for the decor, not the food. Nothing was bad, just fairly average compared to other Indian spots in the city. It is a super fun restaurant because of the atmosphere! Lots of lights in a tight space. read more

There's a reason why Milon/Panna II draw a really big crowd in front of them and beckon tons of people to stop, look and question what the hell is going on. It goes without saying, it's all those damn lights. In order to keep those lights on, the restaurants have a high turnover, but offer pretty good food. We made reservations for I think Panna but they were honored at Milon, so I'm not sure how that works... We had a fairly large group of about 15 people and tons, I'm talking more than a case of wine, since it is BYOB. The restaurant suggested to us to order a pre-fixe kind of deal, so I can't remember all the dishes, the wine doesn't help the memory either. But I thoroughly enjoyed everything. read more

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The lights are extremely cute, but the space is incredibly tight. Also, I came with a large group, and the service was unfortunately pretty disorganized. For example, my friend got water served to him in a red solo cup! We weren't served enough food as a group, and we ended up only having 2 samosas but everyone got charged just a few cents shy of $50 cash per person. The samosas were alright, but two samosas don't exactly equate to $50 to me, especially when it's a BYOB restaurant meaning that I didn't even purchase any drinks on top of that! The experience might have been bad because of the large group size, but even outside, other people were trying to push and pull us into other restaurants which was really uncomfortable. read more

This place is tiny but decorated is nicely. Quality of the food is good. Service could be better since we were a bigger group we had to wait about 30 minutes for our food. read more

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Colorful claustrophobia. That's what I think of when I think of Milon, which I keep pronouncing Milan because I'm uncultured like that. The backdrop is as Instagrammable as it gets (it was in an episode of Daredevil, for all you Marvel fans). Sadly, the food is not quite as bombastic. We got the Vegetable Biryani (a little bland), Fish Curry (also a little bland), and Mushroom Saag Curry (not bad, but too oily). But then, you're not really here for the standard Indian fare. You're here to celebrate your birthday with bangra Happy Birthday music and free mango ice-cream. At least, that's what it seemed like, given the number of times the place got dark for yet another birthday celebration. read more

I honestly don't understand the negative reviews for this place- once you get in. For some odd reason, the guys that stand outside kept trying to steer my date and I to the less pretty restaurant downstairs. Trust me guys- you want to be upstairs. It's awesome! Cool decor, BYOB, yummy food, BYOB.... oh wait... Food- the food is delicious, hands down. We opted for the shrimp curry, alu paratha (flat bread with potato), crab with poori, lobster biriani, and Crab vindaloo masala. Everything was delicious. E V E R Y T H I N G. Being West Indian, I was expecting the curry to be a lot spicier and was actually disappointed that it was quite mild. Delicious nonetheless. Service- the service was great. We walked in not knowing it was BYOB and the waiter was kind enough to point us in the direction of the closest liquor store. No need to worry about bottle openers or corkscrews because the waiters will open them for you. Also, if your drinks aren't cold enough, you can ask the waiter to keep them in their refrigerator. Atmosphere- super cool decor. There are tens of thousands of Christmas lights that kind of gives the spot a cozy feel in a way. Beware though, this place is tiny. Tiny may be an understatement actually, a couple parties of 6+ and this place will be packed to capacity. Of course small location means tons of noise- I was taken here on a date and could barely hear him . The music is the background was nice. A tip- cash only guys. My date had to walk to the nearest bank to get cash to pay AFTER we had already eaten. Don't be him. read more

A NY must see! There are 4 Indian restaurants right next to each other. Each restaurant has a host trying to lure you in. Milon is my fave. It's BYOB . The ceiling is covered in tons of xmas lights, streamers and tons more kitschy decor. My husband and I came here one Saturday afternoon. My husband bought us a lovely, crafty Belgium beer at the market next door. We then ordered the prix fixe option dinner options. It's such a great deal and I can never eat it all. I love the Chana Shag, it's a garbanzo/spinach dish. The vegetarian meal combo is only $12 and it's the entree, basmati rice, papadum, vegetarian samosa, soup and even dessert. I also heart all green sauce they have for dipping. Cash Only read more

Milon - The veggie prix fixe special - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

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i would give this less than a star if i could. I took a group of my friends 7 of us) bad idea, since it's such a small area. The lights were really cute but because the customer service and experience was terrible that it ruined it. Our waiter was really passive aggressive and rude. There was a fly in one of my friends water, we still stuck aroundy to give them benefit of the doubt. The food finally came and while we were eating, there was a cockroach walking on the table. That was the last straw, we all told the waiter first he didn't believe us b/c he couldn't see it. The cockroach finally came out under the plate and he apologized once he saw it. We wanted to leave the restaurant because it ruined our appetite. He continued to argue with us saying that other customers have seen the cockroaches and never acted like this. Then he continued to block out exit out of the restaurant and saying " you are not gonna pay for your food, you ate it" we told him to call the police. That definitely made him nervous. He still continued to argue and gas light us, we just left. I've never had someone so rude and despite that he was obviously wrong, he still continued to defend himself. read more

Milon - cockroach - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

This review is purely an anger rant. I started ro eat here 20+ years ago. And while I was never a regular, I loved going and would constantly take friends and family. 15 years ago i moved away, but would still visit if I was in town (about once a year). So yesterday I arrive late in NYC, and dont make it there till 3pm. It will be my only chance to visit it, but Im not that hungry so I order the coconut soup (intending to leave a great tip) which Ive never seen anywhere else. There is a couple eating there but other than that I am the only other patron. When i order the soup The waiter says "no no no, order more" and walks away. At first I am embarassed and I would have just ordered more but he never comes back to my table so I just leave. I checked with Reddit so Im convinced he's an asshole. And i feel bad that he just ruined years of memories I had had there. read more

The food was excellent. My choice was Beef Kori and it was outstanding! My son had Shag Ponir! Love it . And the wife had Chicken Masala. Servings were delicious and nice sized proportions! Shahir was very helpful and patient with my limited knowledge of Indian food choices! Service, food, and a BYOB made for an evening of relaxing and nice conversation. Thank you to all who had a hand in making this a great end to a lovely day! read more

3.5 stars. This place is such a hoot. From the hosts outside trying to compete with all of the other Indian restaurants crowded onto this street to get you in the door to being BYOB to the crazy colorful array of lights inside, this place just has a unique character and is a fun experience. I dropped by here with two other friends on a Saturday night. Seating is pretty cramped but it felt cozy. I had a few bites of a lamb curry, which was very flavorful. I also had the vegetable curry and it was solid as well. I didn't try enough of the food to feel like it really stood out to me, but just environment alone I think this is a fun place with a couple of friends! You can't go wrong with BYOB! read more

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I came in here last Thursday for a late lunch. They have a lunch special. I ordered the shrimp curry. The lunch special comes with a vegetable samosa, vegetable soup, the entree with rice and mango ice cream. So much food. The soup came first. Tomato based broth, very flavorful. Then the samosa. Flaky crust. Spiced potato filling. They provided the onions, coriander chutney and tamarind sauce. The shrimp curry had a good amount of spice but wasn't hot. The shrimp were tender. The basmati rice was fluffy. There was also dal and cabbage. I couldn't eat all the food. I asked for the rest to go. They packed up the rice and the curry separately. They then served a dish of mango ice cream. Sweet and creamy. They provided the bill without my asking but that was fine. I left after paying. One of the best values for South Asian lunch in the area. read more

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I haven't gone back to this place since last year, but if what Heather M. wrote is true, I'm utterly disappointed!!!! I loved the tacky crazy Xmas-esque decorations, that's what made this place so special and amusing! I was also planning to bring my out-of-town friend here but I guess I have to go next door then. What a shame!!! The food here is decent and cheap($20 for prix-fixe dinner for 2!), but without all the decorations, it must have lost its charm. I really hope they put those cheesy fabulous decor back! read more

Great place to celebrate birthdays! Prepare to wait on line even with reservation but it's worth the wait. The restaurant it's tiny tiny and compact, small tables, ceiling full of lights and loud music but it's part of the charm of coming here, it's an experience for sure. Food & services was great, tasty dishes and good prices with BYOB and if is your birthday you get free ice cream :) I really enjoyed coming here, definitely a must to try!! read more

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Hah! This place is everything everyone else has said. It's a ton of fun, not the place you'd go for just the food, but worth it for the atmosphere. Couple of things to note - they are BYOB, cash only and VERY CROWDED. They are also quite affordable. We had a great meal for 10 people for about $300, including tax and tip. FOOD: The entire table opted for a group meal. For $25/person, you get appetizers, naan, a selection of entrees and dessert. The appetizers were a selection of three fritters - one samosa, one banana fritter and one vegetable fritter. It was very fresh and delicious! The entrees included tandoor chicken, saag paneer and several curries (lamb, beef and lentil). All were very good! The lamb was especially delicious. Dessert was a small scoop of ice cream. There was plenty of food and we had plenty for leftovers. SERVICE: I'll reiterate - the place is CRAMPED. It's hard for servers to get around, but the food came out quickly and was fresh, and any request was filled very quickly. Overall, I had a great time here! It's a good spot for a group, a date or just a few friends catching up. read more

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I've been to Milon a few times in the past year - tried different dishes and have always left a little underwhelmed with the food. I'm a girl that likes spice. I'd say the entire menu, minus the vindaloo options on the back are mild, very mildly spiced. However, the wait staff has been great about bringing me hot sauce to jazz up my meal - and let me tell you that sh*t is po-tent!! Maybe I'm just spoiled, living so close to Jackson Heights and all. Proportions are fairly small for the price - dishes range from $9-$13ish - last time I felt like a hog ordering 2 entrees, but this girl has to eat! And if I can down an entire chicken curry and 3/4 of a saag paneer order with rice and naan by myself?.. pshh.. Tiny mediocre entrees + hungry gut = I'm paying $25 for dinner, and not coming home with leftovers. Too expensive for what you get. It's BYOB and there's no corking fee. Service is alright, but they tend to get busy and you might get forgotten for a while. When you get to the building its the upstairs place on the left - don't be fooled by all the hagglers trying to get to you go to their restaurants. Being that it's upstairs, this is not the place to bring any sort of date that needs an accessible entrance. Surprisingly you can cram a pretty big group of maybe 10-12 people along the side. Extra star for the atmosphere alone - its a must-do NY experience, the lights and bday celebration music make for fun pics and laughs. Personally, I would never choose to go here on my own. Every time I've come it's because someone else wanted to go, or they were bringing someone from out of town. Atmosphere wise its a hoot, food wise - you've had better. read more

Milon - A feast, gone too soon - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

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This is definitely an interesting place to eat. The overall atmosphere as you probably can tell is interesting and entertaining. The most aggravating thing is definitely the amount of space in the restaurant. It took 5 minutes to push past everyone's chairs just to slip out which is not ideal. The food, however, was definitely good. I was a bit confused since some of the dishes were different from most other Indian places that I frequented. We ended up ordering a mish mosh of everything- including the chicken tikka masala, the lamb madras, the shrimp and the chicken vindaloo, the veggie bhuna masala, poori, and garlic naan. The lamb dish was delicious- the sauce was very flavorful. The veggie dish was good but the bhuna masala is quite thick, would opt for the curry masala next time around. The vindaloo options were very spicy- would stick with the chicken. The poori was a must have- it was perfectly cooked. Would come back for the food if I was okay with getting squished both in and out! read more

Milon - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

0 stars for service bc WOW. My party of 5 was thrown a laminated sign that said "groups $25" without explanation and without an actual menu. The waiter then asks what we want and we remind him that we have no menu and so no idea what we want. He then hands all 5 of us 1 menu to share and within 30 seconds says "ok choose". We tried to ask what our options were for the $25 per person deal and he yelled at us that he's busy and to hurry up and pick appetizers. No exaggeration, this was how our 1st 3 minutes went. There was so much confusion because no one in my party had been there before and it was as if the waiter expected us to know exactly what we wanted upon walking in. He yelled at us, huffed and puffed about us wasting his time (which is what he told us we were doing!), and told us that we should just be grateful it's cheap and BYOB and accept whatever food he brings out for us! We all just frantically picked things off the menu after that and hoped for the best. Food came super fast and everything is so rushed and cramped that a waiter dropped glasses behind me on the floor and then our waiter dropped our table's order of naan along w the plate into my entree accidentally and didn't even acknowledge it. Sure, the lights are nice but I'm not sure they're worth the trouble and I hated giving the place even a dollar of my money. read more

Been eating here for over 10years. The food a still amazing. If you like samosas with meat. This is your spot. Always amazing.

When you first walk in you are surrounded by hundreds of red decorative lights that just make the place feel like your in a video, honestly really cool. The food is good, my only issue was there cheese Nan bread that was a disappointment because it's naan bread with American processed cheese, so stick to the regular naan. The meal I had consisted of chicken with curry and brown rice which was very good. I will advise go early because the line forms outside and it can be a wait. Definitely would tell anyone for a unique experience come here, also they only take cash, do not come with cards. read more

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Food was good and service was good. I can't wait to come back for that tasty green sauce! Lol only reason i didn't give five stars is because the place is just too damn tiny. read more

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I was truly disappointed!!! This spot has typically been my favorite in years past. I even introduced my husband to be way before we got engaged. But I got to tell ya in the post COVID era the restaurant is underwhelming and the normally inviting, warm and welcoming staff acted like we were insignificant. I would return another day to see if the warm culture has returned to normal, but I got frighteningly sick that very night. After having g to clean up my own crime scene from the meal I was served, I will not return any time soon. read more

I'll be honest that I came here just to see the pretty lights. I could tell from the reviews alone that it wasn't going to be the most enjoyable experience but at least I would get some nice photos of the lights. Which I did. So there's that. And that's the reason this place gets two stars instead of one. The food has been tailored to an assumed non-adventurous American palate; i.e. it's the American sellout version of Indian food. Which is unfortunate because I feel like it has potential and I'm sure the chef is capable of doing better. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't bad in the way that will make you sick, it was just very bland, tasteless, [insert synonym here], etc. The place itself is tiny and as you walk in you're heckled by four men standing outside the competing restaurants, all of which look the same with the exact same lights. Each of them is trying to convince you to come inside which is rather intimidating. They stand out there looking like bouncers too, not exactly welcoming by any means. Speaking of, it doesn't seem just customer service is much of a priority here. We asked for several items many times only to never receive them. Splitting the check two ways was greeted with eye-rolling, though it really shouldn't be that much of an inconvenience I would think. Oh and it's cash only. If you're seriously claustrophobic, you're been warned. It will feel like you're in a tiny box at times. Arm and leg space is a luxury. read more

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You don't go here for the food honestly. Instead you go here for the festive decor. It's very pretty and great for pictures. I will say the service here was much better than the next door place. We weren't rushed and the server was very kind. It's BYOB which is cool. read more

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Delicious food, well priced. BYOB. Kitchen is a little slow, so just bring an extra bottle. I recommend the vindaloo for brave and bold in spirit. read more

Milon, the place where Christmas threw up delicious Bangladeshi-Indian cuisine and every country in the world is represented under its chili pepper lights. I wasn't the only one who thought of their kitschy backdrop as the perfect destination for Christmas eve dinner. Who needs the 7 fishes, when you have 100 dishes!!?? The place is tiny as f$#@; however the coziness to other tables isn't a turn off at all. With early 2000's techno Bolly-pop bumping in their speakers and the glare of the crazy lights, you can't get mad. In the true spirit of Christmas, my Greek and my date's Russo Italian by way of Brazil's appetites drank the Icelandic pear beer we brought (BYOB) while sitting elbow to elbow with Peru, Paraguay and Armenia. A United Nations of food and fun. Best Christmas Eve since childhood! read more

Milon - United Nations of Milon, NYC - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

The food was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING & with the Milon Special Dinner, you're definitely getting the best bang for your buck. For $18 you get soup, bread, papadum, samosa, piazi, banana pakora, rice, cabbage side, dal, onion, chutney, protein in which ever sauce (I went with tikka masala) & a scoop of sorbet. You get ALL of that. It was all amazing! The chicken i got was beyond tender, falling apart & delicious. The service is amazing too. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars & not 5 is b/c they're cash only. At no point was it mentioned nor was it advertised. That's something really important that needs to be expressed before ordering. They mentioned when the bill came that they have an atm but that's only useful if you have a debit/bank card, which I did not. read more

Milon - Chicken masala dinner special. - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

First off, Milon is not for everybody. But at the very least it's not boring - the place has 10000 watts worth of fire hazard character, a robust Indian techno soundtrack, a horny wait staff, rampant boozing, and birthdays every 5 minutes all shoved into a cramped corridor of a restaurant. This is THE place, the other place to the right and downstairs has some of these elements, but you've gotta hit up Milon. I enjoy it because I enjoy cheap decently good Indian food (granted there's some Bangladeshi influence and it's not like omg the best Indian food EVER), the festive party hard atmosphere, the tacky decor and just to partake in some ridiculous debauchery. Plus, BYOB rules. And yes, there is rampant ass and booby grabbin' by the waiters. I've gotta say that I've been there with girls or seen girls who not only seemed to enjoy this lewd behavior but encouraged it? Oh those silly broads. Having said that, it can be avoided with harsh rebuttals/making it clear you won't tolerate it and by bringing guys who look like they won't tolerate it as well... I saw a waiter acting a little too friendly with my girlfriend at the time and shot him a little look to let him know I wasn't happy about it. He backed off. So ladies, bring out the bitch face. read more

Milon - a little sampling of the sleazy college christmas lighting bonanza. - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

The W O R S T service I've EVER had in my life. If I could give 0 stars, I would. I arrived to the location where I said I had a reservation for 7pm & they brought me downstairs to a DIFFERENT RESTAURANT who refused to give me a menu to differentiate the name. After getting to the correct restaurant which is above the other place, despite having a reservation they gave me the shittiest table next to the door w a huge breeze (mind you, it's DECEMBER in NYC). I refused the table and they gave me another one. BYOB & CASH ONLY. They rushed our service and told us to "hurry up and order" They cleared our plates before we were done and told us to "hurry up and pay." Mind you youre on top of peoples tables. No space. I've never felt so bad in my life & truly the worst service I've ever had. The food was ok. Don't waste your time - it's not even that instagrammable. No room for pics. read more

If your boyfriend take you here for Valentines Day you probably murder him twice!!!!!!! If you come here with girlfriends for Valentines Day you have a rainbow time* *:....:*'\(^o^)/'*:.. ..:* *Happy Valentines 2013 at Milon Bahahahahahahahahha ps- $25 each & BYOB & my favorite was lam curry read more

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I've been overdue for writing a review for this place! Came here about 2 weeks ago with some gal pals for some fun, cheap, tasty Indian food - complete with BYOB, sans cork fee! Huzzah! You don't make reservations for this place, but on a Friday night you come early before the 8pm crowd of hungry folks begin to line up to get a seat. You also don't come here solely for the food - you come here for the *experience*. Milon's food is okaaaaaaaaaay, certainly not the mecca of chicken tikka or of spicy foods in general. My best friend told the waiter when ordering her chicken dish, and I quote, "Give it to me spicy - not bullshit spicy - but spicy as you guys eat it - as spicy as humanly spicy" and another one of my friends ordered the chicken vindaloo which is already supposed to be the spiciest thing available at any Indian restaurant. Yours truly CANNOT handle any sort of spicy and my taste buds are uber sensitive as to what qualifies as spicy. Neither my friend's "non-bullshit spicy" dish or my other friend's chicken vindaloo dish set off my taste bud's smoke alarm and folks if I didn't die then they WERE NOT spicy. So if you're looking for spicy food - go elsewhere...frankly if you're looking for amazing, out of this world food - go elsewhere. I cannot stress how much you come here for the overall experience and not for culinary reasons because in all honestly, the food here is pretty mediocre. Not the worst but certainly nowhere near the best I've ever had either. We all sampled each other dishes so things I got to try included: lamb tikka, chicken in supposedly spicy sauce, vindaloo and I got chicken korma. We all shared the white biryani rice - it was ok, nothing special. For dessert we pretended it was one of our friend's birthdays and as a result we got complimentary mango ice cream - it was ok, tasted very mild and vanilla-ish. The highlight for me was their na'an - amongst the table we shared the DELICIOUS butter na'an (this is just basically regular na'an pan-fried in butter, if you're not looking out for your waistline - then this is a no-brainer!), the potato na'an and the garlic na'an. Service here is VERY "wham bam, thank you mam!" - they seat you quickly, give you menus quickly, expect you to order quickly and churn out foods quickly as well. This place is very no frills - with the exception of the MAGNIFICENT SEA OF LIGHTS strung across the entire ceiling and through most of the walls with interesting decorations and artificial flowers woven in. Most of the lights are your standard Christmas bulb-y lights but if you look very closely you can make out some random strings of Halloween jack-o-lantern pumpkin lights, red chilli pepper lights and some random other knick knacks which add to the kitchy charm of this place. Great for quick group dinners or for a fun one-on-one date - space is a luxury here. Be prepared to have strangers practically sitting on your lap as you're wondering why your food isn't spicy, LOL. In all I like this place for what it is. Don't take yourself to seriously and you'll have fun here - also, don't forget your wine or alternative booze of choice! :) OH!! And don't be fooled by the upstairs and downstairs employees trying to get you into their respective Indian restaurants - they're owned by the same folks and just like to put on the "competitive" show for people that don't know ;-). read more

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