Best food in Franklin. Hands down. They anything, you won't go wrong. Nicest people working every…read moretime I go inside and even in the drive thru.

This was my first time trying Indian food, so I don't have anything to compare it to. When my son…read morefound out Ive never tried Indian food he wanted to bring me to his favorite place. We went for the lunch buffet and he explained the different selections of food, he said I would like the chicken tiki Marsala, so I got that along with a few other selections. Everything was very good and the restaurant was extremely clean and the service was excellent. Now I've finally tried Indian cuisine!!!

Perhaps the best Indian food I've ever had. Consistently delicious and with great service too. The…read morechicken Tikka Masala is probably their finest dish.

This restaurant is located in a small strip mall in foxboro near Gillette Stadium. You won't miss…read moreit. There is plenty of parking and its safe. When you walk in the decor is welcoming and the staff as well. I ordered the chicken tikka, garlic Naan, Samosa and Butura. The food was all very good, my only complaint is the chicken was tough. If you're in the area, and are craving different. Eat here.

My partner and I grabbed dinner here. We split the tandoori roti and vegetable platter (samosa,…read morepakora, aloo tikki, and gobi pakora). My partner got the vegetable chow mein as his meal and I got the chana masala. We ordered vegetarian dishes and asked for everything to be dairy-free (and mild). Everything was delicious, especially the vegetable pakora! We appreciated that they were open Easter Day and their vegan options. Quick and friendly service. I've also ordered take out here before, which was also great!

My aunt and I are huge fans of Indian food so the second we found out about this place within…read morewalking distance of her house we headed over. And we were pleasantly surprised! The restaurant itself still has that "former Chinese food place" vibe but there were ample seats and people kept coming in and out for take out orders. The staff were very friendly and most importantly the food was good! I thought the vegetable samosas were a little skill for $7 but I did like the accompanying chutneys. For our meals we had the saag paneer, chicken korma, and their garlic naan. I like that our curries came with rice and thought they were reasonably priced between $16-17. The flavors were great and there was definitely enough food for the two of us. My only real gripe is that they had an issue with their billing paper and I had to physically write in a tip, total, and signing line. Kind of weird. But overall I think this is a great addition to Milford and a must try!

Best Indian food around. Get the butter chicken, the coconut soup and the Naan. Staff is very…read morefriendly. Place is super nice.

I tried the new Needham restaurant Monsoon kitchen today, and it did not disappoint. It's in the…read morestrip mall next to sweet tomatoes pizza and dragon chef. They've been around since January and I talked to Harry, who was a friendly employee working the front of the store, who helped me pick my lunch, as I'm pretty new to Indian cuisine. I got the lamb masala lunch special and it was tasty and flavorful. They came with 3 complimentary sauces, tamarind and a chutney and 1 more I'm not sure of. The portion of meat was on the small side but very tasty. My one issue was I asked for medium spice; it was extremely fire hot spicy and I'm a pro. I can't imagine what that next level up tastes like but I'm scared. Be wary that most people should start on the lowest spice level. I also got the Paneer Naan and veggie Korma. The store was small and had a waiting area with a few chairs, a kiosk to order and a bar style table to eat in if you're solo or a party of 2, but it's clearly intended as a takeout restaurant. Prices were moderate and on par for Needham. I will definitely be back and I'm looking forward to trying more menu items, especially the Biryani.

Nice ambience, excellent food and great custimer service. Love their Panneer Tikka, Chapathi and…read moremany more dishes !

Don't order the chaat papdi! Most food is ok and has…read moresouthern influences They should have southern style lunches

I love this place!! I make sure to visit every time I am in the area. As a lover of Indian street…read morefood and dosa, this place hits the spot every time. I have to make sure to come on an empty stomach because the food is so delicious and filling (and the menu has a great variety so I always find myself trying different foods). The menu is varied and changes slightly daily. It is a bit of a lowkey spot, and has the nicest owners! They are so accommodating, nice, and helpful. Every time I have come here I am met with gracious hospitality. The pani puri is a classic - note that it is served with peas rather than potato. But it's still delicious, it has a tasty tomato daal flavor that pairs well with the pani puri water and onions. The pani puri was great and I can be obnoxious about how I like my pani puri. The paneer tikka hot dogs are also a MUST TRY!! They are so good and flavorful, especially nice and hot. Not too much cheese and a nice, satisfying, soft bread pull. We also wanted to try the mirchi bhaji (fried pepper with toppings like roasted peanuts and chopped red onion) so they kindly gave us one. Finally had the delicious Gadbad ice cream, which I always make sure to get. It is ice cream with fruits and nuts and makes for the perfect finish to your meal.

I'm not even sure How I can describe how terrible this dining experience was. Being a fan of South…read moreIndian food, although not being from the South Indian states, is what led me to this place And I also love to support local businesses. I don't even think I could call this a legit business. Seems more like a bootleg operation. The owner, while very nice, has no clue how to run a restaurant. This is essentially a converted office and will be difficult to find. The entrance is in the back. There was no attempt made to renovate the interior so that it could have any kind of semblance of a true dining experience or even a fast food establishment. The menu is not printed. Rather it is on the owners WhatsApp messages. Refer to picture which I had to take in order to review the menu at the behest of the owner. Noted that there is a lack of pricing unless you ask him directly what things cost. Also there are no pictures of the menu or any description of the size. What we ended consuming were masala doses which came with a coconut poppy seed chutney as well as Idli.The Idlis themselves were okay. However they also came with sambar which is the traditional South Indian soup. This soup was something I normally look forward to and one of the main reasons I come to South Indian restaurants. In a word it was terrible. It's pre-made which I don't necessarily have a problem with however the ingredients are lacking. It has no flavor and is very thin. It also came with a ton of cilantro which I'd asked if they could make without but apparently because it is pre-made there is no way to avoid this. Regardless, the quality of the actual soup was bad. In fact we threw a bowl of it away because none of us enjoyed it. The dosa itself was actually not bad however it was severely underfilled. Usually after eating one of those I have no room for anything else because it's filled with the lovely stuffing of potato onion and peas. This had no peas and was severely underfilled. This is a very bare-boned operation. And the service is reflective of that. There is one bathroom and it is labeled employees only. When we were served we did not get any cutlery and had to request it on multiple times. I got a paper towel along with a spoon. Nothing else. The other two diners got a fork and a spoon as well as a paper towel. The paper towel was a half ply. And because there were three of us they gave us three half plies of paper towel. I wish I could make up this story but it is really quite ridiculous. On top of that the dining table itself which I picked was filthy. I asked the owner to wipe it off and he obliged but that is completely unacceptable in a dining establishment which was not crowded at all. This is something that should be maintained. Also we did not get any water from the tap. It wasn't even offered. If one wants to consume water, you would have to buy a bottle from them. Again, very bizarre and I suspect there's something wrong with their drinking water if they're not able to even offer tap water. Parking is in the back and that is free. I'm not sure how long this establishment will be around but I wouldn't be surprised if they went out of business, soon.

OMG! The TIKKA MASALA is unbelievable!!! And the Naan bread AWESOME! I will definitely be back!…read more Jay rocks in taking a good care of the customers! We were lucky to have him recommend things tonight.

I didn't even know this place existed until Yelp pointed me in the right direction, and I'm glad it…read moredid. It's not a big restaurant, but it's definitely a gem. The server was attentive and friendly, and the food came out quickly--and it was delicious. I'm already planning to go back to try a few more things on the menu. Plus, they have a full bar, which is always a bonus.

I've dined three times at Swad recently and really love their food. I've craved a good Indian…read moretakeout option in the East Bay for some time, but Swad is a good restaurant, period. Tucked away in a plaza on Route 103 in Riverside, Swad has a nice decor and every time I visit there are at least a few tables full. Swad features a Himalayan dumpling called a Momo that is pretty incredible - lovely spices and so much fun to eat. There is a vegetarian Momo in addition to one with lamb. The butter chicken is apparently well loved and I tried it twice - once takeout, and once in the restaurant; my eleven year old told me it is her favorite chicken dish ever, FWIW. I also tried the chicken Madras and a few of the apps. Everything was very well made. Really thrilled that Swad is in Riverside!

Phenomenal - all of it!! I love that Riverside has this little gem. We had the vegetable pakora…read more(gluten free!) & many, many margaritas. For my main, I ordered the chicken korma. It was definitely one of the best I've ever had. Totally balanced & rich & delicious. The whole stuff was so kind & gracious - we were a loud-laughing group but never felt out of place. They sent out a special rice pudding dish for us at the end & we felt like celebrities. Also, what a treat to meet Raj, the owner! Wishing them the best of success for the future. Riverside is lucky to have them.

My friend put me on to this spot and l'm not sure if it was because I haven't had Indian food in a…read morewhile, I was hungry, or I was craving it, but it was VERY delicious and could easily be one of my favorite places. To get a baseline of whether the place is good, I usually order Chicken Tikka Masala - if you mess that up, I can't trust anything else. You can get white basmati rice on the side for only $1.99 more, but I wanted garlic naan which was $4.99. We ordered on the phone and were told 20 minutes. They do have a dining room inside, but the tables are a bit awkward since the bench is too far from the table (it discouraged us from eating there). We arrived 20 minutes later, and the food was ready just in time. It stayed warm on the ride home and was the perfect eating temperature after 15 minutes when we actually got around to eating it. I noticed that the curry was a bit greasy, but it's easy to move it out of the way. The container looked small (small round black to go container), but it did bring a lot. My friend and I agreed that the onions could have been chopped a little smaller, or cooked for a little longer to make them soft rather than crunchy. The flavors were perfect. We picked mild for our spice level, but regret not going up to medium because it was not spicy at all. The naan could have used a little more garlic but it was still very good as it was soft and buttery. I will definitely be coming back to try other items. They have plenty of parking, and their staff is kind.

Went for lunch...they were offering a special "Thali Goat" ...An Indian thali comprises -…read moremain-course gravy, dal or curry, sabzi or stir fry, condiments like raita, chutney, pickle, salad, papadum, and side dishes like roti, naan, chapati, paratha, or rice-- all served on a cool multi-section platter or tray. It was fantastic and delicious. Awesome goat curry, beautiful fluffy rice, naan. Service was excellent, place was meticulously clean, prices very reasonable. I would have given 5 stars were it not for the finish which was an Indian staple dessert (rice pudding) called Kheer. Yuck-very poorly made, lousy ingredients. (A good Kheer is luscious and creamy white---this was grey and tasted totally artificial) I would go back in an instant!

I would like to suggest that Keshar puts Achari Aloo on their menu. They have made it for me on…read morerequest a couple times now, and it is absolutely transcendental. I have no idea what they are doing with it but it's hot (spicy) and absolutely full of flavor. It is so good.... I crave it all the time and it is a delight when I get to order it. I love potatoes and the spicy pickle, and they have married these both in a dish that is beyond description. This restaurant has mastered the art of spice. The food is so good... even something so simple as papadum they make excellent. Dedham is very lucky to have them!!!

Best Indian restaurant we have found in MetroSouth. First off the staff was super welcoming and…read morenice when we arrived. We asked a number of questions, and they took their time with each one. We have been trying to find a decent Indian Restaurant after Coriander changed ownership, and it has been a very disappointing journey, until now. We started with the Allo Tikki Chat, and Coconut Shrimp. Both were well done, The Coconut shrimp was not overly sweet as it is in so many restaurants. We then had Palak Paneer, Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Vindaloo, Butter Chicken, with Cheese Garlic Naan. We also had 2 Mango Lassi's and 1 Masala Chai. When trying an indian restaurant you have to order Chicken Tikka Masala to see how they do it. It was well done and the flavor was just right, salty enough, not too sweet, and tasted the smokiness of the chicken. The Lamb VIndaloo had rich flavor, we asked for a medium and could feel it. The butter chicken had a nice rich flavor. The Garlic Naan tasted fresh and crispy. The only dish I felt was not perfect was the Palak Paneer. Sometimes people overblend the Spinach, and it had gotten to the point where it felt more of a smoothie. The Mango Lassis were also well done, not too sweet and you could taste the mango and the cooling yogurt. The Masala Chai was also full of flavor and not overly sweet. We will definitely be going back.