If you are looking for great tasting vegetarian Indian food this is the spot. The place itself is very casual and a little uncomfortable, however their delicious food makes up for it! They have combos and a la carte. It has become one of my favorite spots in Canton! Their service has always been friendly and fast paced like a fast food restaurant, but they serve high quality food. Highly recommend! read more

the best Indian veg food in MI, been here Xle times, labeled as 'Indian street food' but Delicious! Pure vegetarian, blend of south and north indian food with chaat. Friendly staff and quick service, prices worth it! only visited on weekdays cos too crowded on weekends. located on one end of ford rd in a strip mall, good access and ample parking space read more

Except Chat, nothing else tasted good. I have tried Thali, Chole Bhature, Pav Bhaji, Chinese paneer. Not tried Dosa yet.

THIS is the reason why I love food. was treated to this place along with my friend by my co-worker Apeksha. very easy to find in a shopping plaza. you really can't see it from the road but you will see a sign that says 'thai place' and those letters are in pink so when you see that turn up in there and then you'll see the black neehee sign on your left. from the outside it looks like it's a huge place but on the inside it's medium/small. there were a number of families and all of the tables were full when i got there. good sturdy orange chairs and metal tables. clean. a walk up counter with the ice cream the first thing you see and an easy to read menu board with headings and descriptions. I wasn't sure what to make of it as I looked at the site menu first. it seemed to be very 'everything is bread and/or fried' heavy and that made me nervous as to what I would be able to eat. plenty of vegetarian options with a decent amount of vegan, about 6 or 7 that i could count. i was able to seat myself but i don't think i would have gotten a seat. thankfully, apeksha was already there as she said that there is usually a line and she wanted to get a table, plus she had her son with her since it's his favorite restaurant. I had no idea what to order but she ordered for us. we had the guj thali (which is a huge platter of basmati rice, naan flatbread, and a multitude of chutneys/rotis that ranged from sweet to spicy, with vegetables, potato and/or yogurt and lentil soup), along with dahi samosa chaat (with peas, mint, other spices, chutney, and yogurt), and Chinese bhel ( crispy chinese noodles mixed with spices and veggies). oh, and we shared some of apeksha's son's food which was the pave bhaji (vegetables cooked with spicy butter and served with pav). everything was FLAVORFUL and seasoned well. just the right amount of heat that wasn't overpowering. my friend doesn't eat spicy food and I thought she wasn't going to make it thru lunch she was sniffing so much and drinking so much water. I mean, this stuff is mild. I eat habanero peppers on a weekly basis so the heat level for me is probably higher than most but this stuff was less than an jalapeno pepper hot and she was saying it was too much. so, if you can't handle ANY type of heat, take small bites and do taste tests on everything before you take a bigger portion. she was made fun of immensely. we shared everything family style and got to eat with our fingers, which, really, is the best way to eat. while it was rich tasting, i didn't feel as i was eating heavy and i wasn't stuffed. i notice that with ethnic restaurants, they have many small dishes as if they were sides and you share. American food is just an entrée portion with an entrée side. smh anywho, we ended our meal with a mango lassis which is mango puree blended with yogurt. a smoother and less icy version of a smoothie. creamy and delicious. i dance and rock when i eat good food. and i danced and rocked the whole time i was eating. this food is soo freaking good. if you are looking for flavorful, seasoned, spicy, well cooked, well portioned food that doesn't cost too much, neehee's is the place to go. i am already planning a day to go back. yay. as a side note, i am so happy that i know where the indian population is. authentic ethnic food and people is what i am all about. read more

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How have I lived down here for three years and never been to NeeHee's until today?! I ordered the Chole Bhature and Paneer Chili and they were both exceptional! The menu is huge and the women taking orders were more than helpful in helping my choose what to get. will definitely be returning with my husband and friends so we can tackle the menu together. I also spoke with the owner for a few minutes, he was very interested in my thoughts on my meal as well as on the pizza at Curry on Crust next-door. They obviously take great care in making sure their customers are taken care of with the best food around. read more

Amazing Indian street food. ...... The best Indian street food i ever had in USA. had Bombay Sandwich Ragda Patties Dabeli Cheese Pav Bhaji Couldn't believe the taste was as good as I had in Bombay. A must try place for desis. They should open one branch in Washington DC read more

Place with lot of options and my fav ghee idly sambhar Clean, ample parking place and customer friendly people. read more

Just loved it. Excellent food quality and quantity. Had Dabeli, Vada pav, veg. Manchurian, panner curry, dosa, and much more, every dish was delicious read more

Horrible customer services Went here with my wife and we were waiting in line for the person in front of us to order so we could go next and after about 5 mins of waiting they turned off their monitors and said they were closed in a rude manner read more

We were looking for a place after working up an appetite at nearby IKEA and ended up at Neehee's. Three of us shared 2 large orders of M6, the variety plate. Everything was delicious. It was busy when we arrived so the logistics was a bit confusing and they definitely worked to pack us in. We also had the fried onion fritters, wonderful. read more

Super delish food.. even though Im a hard-core carnivore, i'd go here any time.. Everything is good her..

We just had a carry out order, with chole bature, pav bhaji, papdi chat, and ganna juice.. The ganna juice was so bitter (rather than sweet), even I won't drink, let alone my kids. The chat had green chatni, tested like days old. For Pav Bhaji, I found out out they gave us burger buns,not pavs. Even chinese carry out, gives better buns (more like indians), then Neehee gave us. If they really want to survive, somebody in the restaurant needs to taste the dishes they sell to customers - otherwise, my kind of people would ONLY visit this place, if I don't have ANYTHING else to eat. Another thing both chole and bhaji tasted like DALDA taste - and we had total bill of ~$32 + $5 (ganna juice?) read more

I was excited to find a vegetarian restaurant. Being American and not well versed in Indian food, we felt overwhelmed with the menu and had no idea what to pick. The lady at the counter didn't speak much English and couldn't help us so we tried to figure out what to pick. We spent at least 1/2 an hour looking at the menu trying to figure out what to get. What made it even more difficult was there were no prices listed. When we finally ordered, we had spent almost $40.00 on food we had no idea what we were getting. The cashier asked if we wanted mild or spicy; we said mild but the food was too spicy for the kids and almost too spicy for us adults. The ice cream was yummy being homemade. Of the main dishes, I really only enjoyed the cauliflower and fried garbanzo flour potato patties. I would like to go back if I had someone there that could interpret the menu and answer my questions regarding the various dishes. These were the 4 things we ordered. Gobi manchuarian (cauliflower) at bottom, onion pakoda on right (tasty but didn't like sauces), aldo tiki on top (a small cold mashed potato bean mix with lots of sauce on it that you would think had bread or crackers with it as there was so much spicy sauce and very little potato) and Singapore noodles on left (they were extremely spicy but liked mix of veggies in it). read more

Lip smaking Indian street food joint - this is as close as it gets to the real ones on the streets of Mumbai.

This place was damaging to my eardrum and everyone behind the counter seemed disheveled when I came to pick up my food. Say goodbye to the days of quiet, awkward, scarcely populated Indian restaurants... I wish I ordered 4x as much food it was so good. I ordered the gobi 65 and a samosa platter and hot damn I don't know how they do those things to make cauliflower so elusive and appetizing. read more

Delicious Indian food, tons of variety, try as much as you can. I was a fan of the smashed samosas and the fried paneer sandwich bits. Lots of different dipping sauces to sample. Seating is limited and the atmosphere was noisy. read more

My boys and I haven't gotten carry out for over 2 1/2 months because of this pandemic, but Indian food is one of our favorites. Neehee's has been our favorite for years, but Neehee's doesn't have just great food. They have great service, they are practicing social distancing with spots on the floor marked for you to stand on. All the workers have on gloves and masks. The place is very clean. They didn't make us wait for hours to get our order, which right now is understandable because people are understaffed. The entire experience was wonderful. They even have big plexiglass on the counters between you and them when you pick up your food. If you are craving vegetarian Indian food, I highly suggest Neehee's. read more

Spoke with someone on the phone. Incredibly rude. I asked if they offered curbside pickup and she was extremely rude and hung up after giving a stern reply. However, I've been before and the food is amazing. read more

I have lived in Canton for 10 years and I wanted a great Indian Food place. Ashoka was a alternative but I have my opinions & taste. Indian Street Food is just awesome as it is. Neehee's first location in Farmington was the place to go, when I heard they were opening a location in Canton I was excited. They have done a great job in putting the place together it is refreshing to go in and I knew the menu which got better. The menu covers the entire range of Indian Street Food from Samosas, Chat, Pani Puri to Indo Chinese, South Indian & Homemade Ice-cream. There is a perception that Indian food is spicy well they can customize your order please request at the time of order. The staff is very friendly and they will answer questions. Now comes the best part what do I recommend - In Chaat category - Samosa Chat Or Plain Samosas are Awesome!!! Kasta Kachori I can keep going but next category Pakodas - Enjoy it with Indian Chai specially when it is raining Mirchi Bhajiya & Bataka Vada - Just mouth watering served hot Sandwiches - A must try is the Dabeli & Mumbai Vada Pav they are just worth it.... Indo Chinese - Veg Manchurian & Panner Chili Dosa's - I love Dosa's and they have a wide variety of them Amul Cheese & Mysore Masala are great. If you want something spicy try the Andhra Or Gunpower dosa's....just off the hook Juice & dessert - If you have never had Sugarcane juice a must try, it is freshly squeezed. You can really taste the freshness along with ginger and lime. All Homemade icecream's are mouthwatering try Mango & Kesar Pista. I can keep going, make sure you visit the best place to takeout Indian Street food. Delicious food, clean & great service. read more

I went into Neehee's tonight for the first time and ordered the Masala Dosa (excellent). The Sambar was also very good. I'm really excited to see a vegetarian Indian restaurant open up on Ford rd. It's a nice alternative to Ashoka which can get a bit pricey. For a fairly new business it was very busy on a Monday night which is always a good sign. I am looking forward to going back. P.S. The home-made ice cream also looked amazing. read more

We were visiting friends in Detroit and decided to have lunch at this place. We have a 2 year old who has his own lunch time, with errands and other things we were running late and our 2 year old was hungry so we picked up fries from McDonalds for HIM ONLY (not knowing how long the wait will be at this restaurant) before going to the place. Well when we got at the restaurant, the wait time wasn't much but when we were about to be seated, one of the owners, Vrijesh told us "no outside food" to our two year old. We tried to explain to him that he is a two year old eating fries at HIS lunch time, two year old doesn't have the capability to wait for a meal at a restaurant and when they are hungry they want food. His response was "we have kid's menu." He didn't have any understanding that two year olds can't wait for their kids menu and they eat what they like, not things on their menu. Anyways, so we walked out of the restaurant because the OWNER of this place doesn't have the simple understanding of a toddler's need. If you can't be a compassionate or decent human being with understanding of what a TWO YEAR OLD TODDLER requires, I must say you are just a SUPER GREEDY person. We understand the "NO OUTSIDE FOOD" policy for older kids and adults and we certainly respect that, but applying this policy to a two year old was just insane, inhumane and greedy. Doesn't deserve any stars if they can't be a humble human beings!!! read more

There are so many options and everything is so amazing. Their beverages are really great as well; I recommend the sugar cane juice, it is so refreshing! read more

Neehee's - Indian Near Me - Canton, Michigan

Average food. Extremely crowded, not sure why. The customer service is bad, the serving staff is very rude.

Finally!!!! I got to taste Neehee's!!! My mom got some indo-chinese take out: hakkah noodles with paneer and chili paneer. Oh it was delicious! Just the right amount of spice and the flavors carried me away. It's been a while since I've had such good indo-chinese food. I'll have to make an in-person trip there soon and report back once i've done a more thorough investigation... but things are lookin' up! :-) read more

Awesomely Perfect! Wonderfully made and exceptional taste!!! If they hadn't put Cilantro on my order I would've attempted to give it 25 stars! read more

I randomly stumbled across Neehee's as I was on my way to Ikea (I recently moved back to Michigan). I ordered the Gujarati Thali for lunch and it was spectacular! I couldn't imagine how good the food was (very fresh and authentic) and it was only $5. I can't wait to go back so that I can try the dosas and indo-chinese cuisine. read more

Wow! This place is fantastic. The paneer chili was great, big chilli taste with a spicy kick. The dahl samosa, house special chat, and hara dhaniya were also great. I found the sugar cane juice was a nice complement. Sign says they are opening in Ann Arbor - oh please - soon! Some reviews early in the year commented on poor execution. At least on the night I was there, it was flawless. This place was also really popular with local Indian community on night I was there. read more

This place was surprisingly awesome. I'm recently pregnant, making me even pickier than usual. No, there's no meat, and I admit, this caused me momentary hesitation. But Jade LOVES vegetarian food, and meat hasn't been agreeing with me much lately, so why not. We had just gone to IKEA for the usual 70's orange paper lamps, and were looking for a bite to eat. Yelp showed us the way to Neehee's. It was in a strip mall, nothing to look at. Then the place... was PACKED... with Indian families. And I do mean packed. Comically, a fire dept sign read "Limit Capacity 15 people." HA HA. Yeah, there were at least 50 in there. The menu was enormous, not including the ice cream and drinks. We got the veggie sandwich (I think 36?) with the cheese. WOW it was good. And the chickpeas... and the 2.5 long dosa. The chickpeas came with amazing hot fresh soft bread... the kind dreams are made of. The lassi was far too small for the amount of delicious it delivered. My boyfriend, though stuffed to the gills, (we spent a whole $20 total) went back for saffron ice cream. WOW. I am now dreaming of that veggie sandwich.... read more

NeeHee's is GREAT!!! They have excellent street food available -- everything from South Indian delicacies (Idlis, Dosas, Uttapams, etc.) to Mumbai street food (Vada Pav, PAv Bhaji, Daabeli, Veg Club Sandwich) to Chaat (Pani Puri, Bhel, Sev Puri, etc.) to Indo-Chinese snacks (Chopsuey, Manchurian, Fried Rice, Hakka Noodles)!!! Most everything is made really well, and tastes awesome. They also have Sugarcane Juice, made Indian-style, with the slight taste of ginger!! And they have ice-creams with flavors like Mango, Lychee, Guava, etc!! What more can a foodie ask for??? YUMMM!! read more

love, Love, LOVE the Butter Chicken Pizza! I can't express how fantastic this restaurant is. If you want to try something different, definitely try Neehee's today. read more

I don't see what all the fuss is about. The menu is very attractive but food is very average. The tea was flat out bad. I thought maybe first time was just bad luck. So tried it second time and the same experience. read more

The Gobi Manchurian is amazing. I've been quite happy with the food as has my whole family.

I am not Indian, and I doubt I've ever had 'authentic' Indian food, much less authentic Indian street food. My reason for 5 stars: myself and my housemate are addicted to Neehee's now. They're fast, the food is addictive (if deep-fried and salty, although I love salt), and it's introduced Indian food to someone who previously hated it (my roommate). Standouts for both of us are the Chili Paneer (dry only; wet is good but it's not nearly as spicy), Samosa Chole, and the Szechuan Paneer Dosa. Aloo Bonda was also very good. I'm a fan of the cold dishes (pretty much anything listing yogurt in the description), although my roommate is not. I'd chalk that up to personal preference. Gobi 65 and Idly Manchurian are almost the same thing as what you get with the Paneer Chili, and I much prefer the paneer. (The gobi and idly are good, but I think the paneer is much more satisfying.) The ice cream is a nice touch as well, as are the lassi selections. They aren't very big, but a mango lassi is fairly sugary so that's not a big complaint. Like everyone else has said, it's a strip mall location with tables and chairs and no real ambiance aside from the large explanations of the various types of food on the walls - they're a great touch for someone who has no idea what they're about to order. read more

I ordered the 2 plate chole bhature from the Troy MI location and very disappointed with the quality of food. I am going to this place from last 3 years and never had experience like this. There was no chana in the gravy hardly 10-15 chana rest all was gravy and taste was bitter. Bhature was full of oil (which I never experienced earlier). Food quality dropped very badly. Worst experience ever!!! read more

Wow! I was very impressed with this place. My friend who is from India took my husband and I here to give it a try. We are definitely not vegetarian but I can eat almost anything :) Add spice and call me good! We started out at about 11:50 and the place was packed but surprisingly organized. We waited in line for about 5 minutes before placing our order. We got three of the thali daily lunch specials, which change everyday and an Indo Chinese spicy dish. The thali dishes were only $5 and the spicy ball dish was $7.99. Affordable as far as I was concerned, considering a happy meal at Mickey Ds is $4.... and who wants greasy burgers when you can enlighten your taste buds with sauce! Our food came up less than 10 minutes later- they called out our order number and we picked up the three tray of deliciousness followed by a single plate of saucy ball goodness. We started with the thali lunch. It was some sort of potato dish with sauce... and it was fantastic! I am not sure what it was (I think our friend told us but I was way to busy stuffing my face to hear). It can with three indian tortillas, a section of rice and then some green vegetable- it had the texture of okra but the flavor of green beans. I LOVED IT! I think the only thing that would have made this place better was more spice!!! The entire time, I didnt miss the meat- the flavors and textures were splendid! The saucy balls were delicious!!! I wish I would have remembered the name... but, again, I was too busy eating to hear :) They were covered with green onions and had some heat.... Im sure sufficient for the average person but I wanted it HOT! The decor was interesting. It had sort of a high school lunch setting with some chairs that were moderately comfortable and metal tables... the food was so good, you didnt even notice. I felt myself drawn to the tvs that information about the spices, benefits of the ingredients and pictures of their drinks... I would have liked to try one, although I was too full to consider. The very next day, I was driving home from work and although it is out of the way- I told my husband I was stopping there to pick up some dinner... it was that good. If you like Indian food, and even if you dont- give this place a try! I was not disappointed!!! read more

The food was Good except the American Choupsuey; which was tottaly burnt and the lady at the counter justified it as being "SMOKIE" Huh.... The height of rudness was when the lady so rudely denied to accept the fault and instead said to thorw it away as we don't take the dishes back even if its their fault... Wow that was some REAL GUTSY Customer Service I encountered... Anyways; I ended up trashing the food right in fron of her and the arrogant lady didn't even an eye of apology.... Good Food but VERY BAD ATTITUDE...Went all the way from CHICAGO to this place...WILL NEVER GO BACK and recomend you guys to leave ur taste buds at home when u go there coz they NEVER TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OF BAD FOOD ...Huh :( read more

I'll start with serving. I never experienced this kind of service. They are really fast. We've 9 items and all come in 15 mins. And food tastes very good. read more

Awesome food. Been here twice and tried Chaat. Delicious Must haves:- Raj kachori and Aloo tikki chaat read more

Really quite good. I had a taste of a number of dishes -- the chole bhatura, the idli sambhar, and the vada sambhar -- along with a salt lassi. It was all freshly made and delicious. Solid flavor, albeit nothing too spicy. Prices are reasonable, too. Maybe they could've been a little more generous with the lassi, which came in kind of a small cup. But I have few real complaints about this place. Do note that the cramped, strip-mall location gets a little crowded around mealtimes. Take-out is fast and convenient, and you can call ahead. The menu is posted online. read more

I love Neehees - It can be overwhelming if you are not accustomed to Indian street food, many things here that you will not see at a "regular" Indian restaurant. I love their Special Bhel, so tasty. I don't find their food particularly spicy, but it is flavorful. Spend some time on the website with the menu before you go - it can be VERY overwhelming when you walk in and have no idea what anything is or what to order. The special thali is a good way to go because you get a nice sampling of a lot of things. Go, enjoy, and don't forget to get a mango lassi!! read more