Came here for lunch with my family and Chatni totally delivered. Their weekday lunch special (12-3…read morePM) is such a steal! $11 per plate, and you get to pick two veggie dishes plus rice. I let our server know the whole meal would be vegan, and he said no problem. We went with chana masala, baingan bharta, mushroom matar, and aloo gobi. All perfectly spiced! Flavorful without setting your mouth on fire (Chatni gets it). They swapped naan for roti (vegan option) and brought out the food fast. I did ask for the chutney and crackers after the meal came out -- last time they served it first, so now I know to request it upfront. No biggie to me! Everything tasted authentic, you can tell they don't cut corners. The decor has that real Indian charm too; idols, warm colors, the whole vibe. It stayed quiet during lunch which was actually nice. And honestly, lunch for two adults and a kid in Montclair for $23? In this economy?? Wild. The food looked and smelled so good we dove right in before taking photos (no regrets). I'll 100% be back, either with my family or solo when I need a good, comforting meal. Chatni's officially in my Montclair rotation!

Friday night. i'd just left another Indian joint that was supposed to open at 4 and i get there…read more4:14 and shut tight. posted on yelp and got immediate response criticizing me lol i didn't even enter the place! lol So i came to this other empty place in montclair one late Friday afternoon as the summer began with Memo Weekend. For me Memo Workend. Used to come here with my insane ex monster years ago. Food was not very good this time. Doughy cracker crusted lamb samosas and tepid white rice and unpleasant naan on the stale side. chai tea had a chewy film on top of the liquid like some sort of skin. Service was atrocious. Horrible. so bad it was almost a joke. i wanted one of the samosas wrapped for home (God knows why). Mr. Casual comes out and i kid you not: cavalierly tossed a sheet of tinfoil at the samosa. i asked "so i just wrap it myself and stuff it in my pocket?" So he left - not to get a container or a plastic bag as asked (rain) but just went in the back to get me off his non-working back with my horrid demands. place was empty. from time i mistakenly entered to time i gladly left. before that he brought out my coke - or was it? a can that said "Bro" on it. And when he sauntered out much later, post-samosa, i had to ask for a glass. I was supposed to slurp out of a can? after eating one doughy samosa and putting the dirty plate on the other side of the table, i watched as he later came to toss the rice bowl and chicken tikka marsala on the table. Doesn't remove filthy dishes (see pic) and i had to say "whoa hold on! Can i have a plate?" Annoyed, he turned to another of the all other empty tables, snatched a table off that and clatter dropped it on my table. Twenty years ago, that would have escalated to more than this post. So bland food and lousy service. Chianti can't ni seem to get either right for. $52. But at least my crazy ex wasn't there - just her irritating spirit,

I love Trini food and this place was so good that I went twice in two days! The owner, Sasha, is…read morereally really nice and the food was delicious. On the first day I ordered doubles and duck roti with buss up shut. On the second day, I ordered bake and shark and a bottle of the most delicious sorrel I've ever had. Anytime I'm in the Oranges, I will be stopping by!

Trinidadian food is good. Service was very good. Ambience is okay. Lunch fast casual feel.read more

Have been here a few times and came to conclusion, this is a great spot for apps and Indian Chaat…read more They have an exhaustive menu and our favorites are chaat items, chole bhature and gol gappas. Service and ambiance are nice as well.

Lazeez by Dhaba truly lives up to its name! Authentic Delhi-style food done right. The aloo tikki…read moreis spot on and the butter chicken is simply outstanding. Highly recommend visiting and trying their butter chicken, fish, and gol gappa--pure Delhi flavors under one roof!

-Never answer the phone on purpose - prices are on the high…read moreend -but the food is good

Always delicious and consistent. I've been coming here for 20 years and it never disappoints. From…read morethe real good brown fried rice- so basic but when done with superior ingredients, basic turns into a delicacy - to the homemade lemonade that quenches every part of you. A must have when in Newark. Its worth the trip to East Orange.

The chicken and fish are good. The shrimp are extremely overcooked. Don't bother ordering a garden…read moresalad. It isn't made fresh and it's mostly lettuce and a few shreds of tomato ends. Mac and cheese is literally some watery version of a fake boxed Mac n cheese. See the video. No adult would eat it and be happy with it. We were disappointed but ordered bc it was walking distance from our house. Probably will only order for emergency dinner in the future.

King Wings for the win! If you're looking for delicious FRESH fried wings, crispy, and flavorful -…read morestop here! The service is pleasant and prompt. I've known people who order big pans of their chicken for big functions. They never disappoint!! Extremely better than most other places in the vicinity. Two thumbs up!!

I did a random search and came across this place. But I've also driven pass this place many times…read moreand figured it was a crown fried chicken shack adjac. but in my search of halal lamb over rice this place slapped me. the lamb over is rice great. I forgot to ask for hot sauce but a little bit of home hot sauce spiced the white sauce. the hihari beef kebabs were also good.not sure how grilled it was but the flavor was good. the keema naan was the winner. for $6, for a spiced meat naan. I would order two of that and have that for a good on the commute pre breakfast or long drive. there's a big sized parking lot but driving on Morris Ave can be suicidal like on route 22. there's 2 small table if you need to dine in. credit card accepted via clover. I'd definitely pick this place over sell out Halal guys. Haven't tried halal Boyz. They are never opened when I go. Also,no Diddy.

A friend recommended this place for take out. We ordered makai (corn) roti and saag- which is a…read morespecial dish combo you get in the villages of Pakistan! It was a huge hit. The saag was a bit spicy for me but tasted great (this is not spinach but mustard greens). We also ordered aloo paratha (decent), goat karahi (very good), chicken kofta (excellent!) and chana (actually with all the other stuff I didn't even try this). Finally I also got some chicken and beef seekh kebab. The beef seekh were some of the best I have had in NJ!!! I'll definitely do take out again! The owner is a very nice gentleman from Quetta, Pakistan

We were really excited to try all the different dishes since we kept seeing them on Instagram. But…read morewe're really disappointed when we tried everything. The taste was not authentic Indian flavors, we aren't sure if we came during later hours and the food didn't seem fresh except for the naan that they made fresh for the roll. The service was slow. Again, it was just us in the store. This location is shared jointly with a chicken shack. Unfortunately, we wouldn't be going back again.

Since this restaurant is close to the Rutgers-Newark campus, I frequent this establishment at least…read morea few times during the semester. For my prior visits, I would have given Sigri four stars, but a recent visit was quite disappointing and caused me to leave this three star review. For a recent lunch takeout, I ordered a platter that comes with rice, protein, sauce, salad, samosa, and naan. While placing the order, I had to repeat myself multiple times -- this in itself is not a bad thing, maybe the employee was hard of hearing or maybe I was speaking softer than usual that day. However, the issue was that the employee acknowledged that I requested a garlic naan, but when I opened my takeout order, there was nothing on the naan -- no garlic or butter -- and it was burnt in various places and crispy, rather than being soft and chewy. (I confirmed with an Indian friend that properly made naan is never burnt and crispy.) Although it is too soon to judge Sigri on this one negative experience compared to many positive experiences, I am now hesitant to return to Sigri for lunch. I will give it at least one more go and update with another review at that time. Until then, I can only offer a half-hearted recommendation of this restaurant.

A typical local style "Chinese store" vibe, no frills kinda place. They do offer some limited…read moreindoor seating, & there is both street parking and a small parking lot for the business. It truly more of a to-go place like most similar places. Staff was friendly, service speed was Ok, I guess. We called about 15 mins in advance and still waited maybe another 10 mins. They did not appear too busy, but I was not in a rush. An odd thing I wasn't a fan of is your receipt is not itemized. It just said "Open Food" and gave the total. We had the General Tso Chicken, Crab Fried Rice, Fried Chicken Wings, & Crab Rangoon. The wings come with a sauce from their list of sauces, we chose 'Sweet Hot.' Grades: General Tso Chicken: A+ Crab Fried Rice: A+ Fried Chicken Wings: A+ Crab Rangoon: A++ Sweet Hot Sauce: A++

This restaurant was like no other Chinese restaurant in the area. I have been there several times…read morenow, I tend to order the Crab fried rice; seafood fried rice and the fried chicken gizzards. All be been outstanding, especially the fried rice because the crabmeat in both the crabmeat fried rice & seafood fried rice is not imitation crabmeat, it real crab and so delicious. Every time I have ordered the food was freshly prepared, so be prepared to wait a bit, it's truly worth the wait. I highly recommend this spot.