I've been to Neehee's many times and this visit I wanted to make sure to leave a note. This meal was a Tuesday early evening, and was my son's first visit. For a kid with sensory sensitivity, this was the perfect timing to dine in. I was a bit sad to see the restaurant so empty and hope it was largely our timing. However, I can't negate the construction and horrible economic conditions as questionable contributors. The space is vast, clean, and today was peaceful. Generally, it's a lively atmosphere, cricket and kids in the background, and lots of gathering and conversations. The staff is always friendly and warm. One of the staff made sure to come by our table to check in mid-meal. It's a simple gesture and it makes me feel warm and welcome. We ordered gobi manchurian, masala dosa, veg fried rice, a mango lassi for my son and sugar cane juice for me. My son's favorite was the masala dosa- a comforting blend of flavors and textures, sambar was absolutely scrumptious. I practically inhaled my gobi, which is one of my favorite dishes. Perfect spice/heat level, well balanced and nice crunch from the bell peppers and onions. The veg fried rice was a safe third dish in the event my son was craving something familiar, and it ended up being satisfying but our least favorite of the order. I will say it was prepared well and I love the threads of vegetables throughout. Mango lassi was a nice buffer for some of the heat for my son, and my sugar cane juice was a surprisingly savory/sweet quencher for the ride home. Oh. And a scoop of butterscotch ice cream for the boy. Overall I am a loyal Neehee's fan and look forward to many more visits. read more

Visited late on a Tuesday evening and was greeted by courteous employees who walked me through their elaborate menu while recommending some dinner options. I ended up getting their Mysore Masala Dosa and Dahi Samosa Chaat. The dosa was good but didn't really have that kick or the authentic flavor I was hoping for. The sambar was too watered for my taste. The samosa chaat however checker off all the flavor boxes. The chaat was tangy, but not too spicy and absolutely delish. They have a lot of seating that makes me think they probably get crowded on weekends and holidays. read more

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Been here many times, excellent spot for Indian street food. Chair is okay. Place is always clean and ample amount of seating. The staff is nice as well. read more

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This restaurant is so so spacious, feels like a warehouse. Lol just kidding! Hey but the food selection here is incredible that too Vegetarian only! Yes Please. We often do takeout and dine in at Neehes. This place is our go to for Indian snacks and quick fix. Love their Puri Vhaji, choley vhaturey, veggie chowmein, jalebis, wada pav, lassi, etc., They have such a wide selection, there's so much to choose from! The service is always quick, the tables have been clean consistently, the staff is okay! Pretty decent Indian Vegetarian joint. read more

Our first trip to this location, but have been to Neehee's in the past . The food doesn't disappoint and it's always delicious. They were not busy and we were able to place our order very quickly. We also did not wait long for the food. They have a nice open space and plenty of seating. Good choice for quick and delicious Indian food. We will return again. read more

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Excellent food. Vegan and gluten free. I know they source food from same place and preparation is identical between locations but I still think for some reason that this location has better food quality and tastes more authentic as compared to one in Canton. I had opportunity to try Pav Bhaji, Chole Bhature, pani puri, Dahi puri, alu paratha and Samosa chat from both location just one day after another twice. I would definitely recommend to try it if you're fan of chaats. Dahi puri is my go to. Bhature have become less oil over the years. Pav bhaji is nice and so is puri bhaji. I am not a fan of sambar here, even if I get dosa, I stick to masala dosa and eating chutney and bhaji. Dabeli is also a good option. Mango lassi and Faluda are great but very sweet, if you're on diet, skip it. As of 2024, they have launched lunch combos which is a great business idea and so is for customer. You can try a meal and chat item for $15 with some dish restrictions. Wait time is usually around 30-45 minutes on busy Saturday evening, other than that day it's pretty manageable. Service staff is very friendly and even in busy times they'll make sure you have a good experience. They could use some more parking, gets really busy on weekends. Place is clean and has sufficient seating. read more

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I have been ordering food for over 2 yrs now. I have been their regular customer and spend over $200 every month. Recently quality of food and service has been very very bad. My friend told me but never believed until I had that experience. I would never go there again. They have no customer service, but expect Tips. When I escalated the issue, they said there is no one there and they will have to call their owner and it took 20 mins and came back saying they cannot do anything. Before you go there please think twice . Never order delivery. They really need to learn and treat their customers well. Hope one of the days they will learn that. Also lastly to the owners if they are looking at this post, for any delivery please add $1 automatically to the cost and give separate packaging as it does not make sense to get chaat papdi as it, as by the time I take home it gets soggy. read more

Food is great, it's a nice quick option if you're in the mood for desi food. The food is consistently good, no issues with the orders and the food tastes fresh. Flavors are amazing. Portion sizes are made to share, we usually buy everything with family style sharing in mind. Service is ok, depends on the day. Highly recommend the sugar cane juice! read more

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It was delicious and amazing food, great service, ferndale needs ten of them! Seriously please open one in ferndale, royal oak hazel park area. read more

The food taste really good and there's a lot of options for vegan and vegetarian. There is a ton of seating space and some things can be grabbed from the fridge. I especially recommend the fried round bread that you get the stuff with chickpeas and other things. Service speed is OK. read more

This was my first time here and I really enjoyed it! I got my go-to appetizer: samosas! They were fresh, hot, and very tasty. 10/10 For my main I got the spicy dosa. My girlfriends that I was with were jealous. It's a pretty impressive looking meal. The dips were all very well seasoned and the dosa wa the perfect combination of crispy and soft. 10/10 The gentleman taking our order was so sweet with our one friend who doesn't like spicy and rarely eats Indian food. He also made sure we liked our dishes. Service 10/10 You might be wondering why if I have the food and service at 10/10 that they only got 4 stars...the atmosphere. I felt like I was back in my college dorm cafeteria. It was so boring. The outside of the building was so colorful I was excited to get inside and sit down. Highly disappointed. The space is huge and the possibilities are endless, yet they chose to do virtually nothing. read more

Best food in the metropolitan area. The Puri Bhajia dish is superb and the best I've ever had. This is the place to go to for the best Indian food around. read more

Good food and fast service. Good for dining in groups and their ordering process is simple and easy. Prices can be a bit cheaper. Falooda is so-so. Pav Bhaji and dosa are good. If you order food at closing time, recommend avoiding the coconut chutney as it goes stale. read more

The service was horrible, I guess there was a reason why half the restaurant is empty all the time. Don't waste your time at Nehees, go to Honest instead. read more

had a really bad experience this time! A really long wait time in food didn taste as good this time

Always busy- a good sign in my opinion. Staff is helpful, quick, and efficient. Great with offering suggestions and listening to what you like and you don't like. It's definitely a family setting, lots of long tables and trays for meals. Though, it also makes grabbing a spot to sit difficult if you're not with your family. I have had a number of items here but my personal favorites have been chana marsala and the cut mirchi. read more

This is an update to my review from this summer. The food here was amazing, but I'm not sure what's going on lately. The tables were dirty the last time I dined here, and every single item we ordered was bland. The Kesar Pista Falooda was the worst I've had and the four other people I ate with didn't even want the drink. I'm not sure if the quality of the food went down due to more people dining here, but this is unfortunate since it was one of my favorite Indian snack places. read more

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The place is spacious and clean ... didn't know anything on the menu but the lady at the counter helped us a little to find sth we would like ... For me it was a little spicy the sandwich but it was worth the flavor. One of the amazing things I liked about this place is it color codes the main ingredients in the food and if he contains nuts or not... read more

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Loved the food! I regret not taking pictures but the food is so good here. A self service place which has thalis, South Indian food, chaat options and Gobi Manchuria which is street style is so so good (the best I have had so far in the US). Apart from the Manchurian, loved the masala dosa, crispy and tasty. Chole bature was good, Papdi chaat was good and their gujarati thali is so filling and delicious. Highly recommend if you are in Michigan and want to try Indian food! read more

Great food. I recommend the chole bathura. Mango lassi is not bad either. Good comfortable food :) read more

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NeeHee's is a delightful cacophony of sights, sounds, and smells. I ordered to go, but there were plenty of people eating in, in the large, well lit, neatly furnished dining room. There were groups from two to over a dozen, each comfortably seated with privacy from the others. Bollywood-style music played at a pleasant level, appearing not to interfering with conversation, but loud enough that I could enjoy it while waiting for my number to be called. Selections abound at NeeHee's. I ordered orange chile potatoes from the Indo-Chinese menu and vegetable pakoda (from the pakoda menu, of course). The food was deelish! NeeHee's is around the corner from my favorite nursery - Telly's - so I will be back, probably every weekend. Thanks, NeeHee's! read more

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I'm not quite sure why the ratings are so low. It is definitely an Indian restaurant in the middle of Michigan. The food was delicious. The service was incredibly kind. I have a laundry list of food allergies. I could eat half of the menu here and most things could be made to order to be adjusted for me if it wasn't already something I could have read more

When I'm back in Michigan, I always make time to get dinner at NeeHee's -- there's not another place I'm excited to dine in, both to have stuff I've liked previously or try something new. You truly won't go wrong with anything. And since sharing is caring, it's best to come with a big group so you can order a bunch of things and enjoy. Be sure to leave room for ice cream because they have flavors like rose! read more

I am new to Indian Cuisine, so I am learning with the help of friends and coworkers on what to order and how to eat this type of food. So far, my experiences has been good. The reason I like it here is that I find it easy to order, the place is colorful and the staff is reasonably comfortable. I've tried a few different dishes over the visits that I have had, and none of them have disappointed me yet, and my face hasn't melted off from getting food that was to hot and spicy. This is a miracle. I can take some heat, but I have limits! The variety of food here is plentiful, and I could easily eat something different each time I come here. I tend to go for lighter food options, since I am at work when I dine here. It's vegetarian, so no meat, obviously. healthy! Prices are good, and portion sizes are appropriate. My only complaint, since it's happened more then once, is there is never any ice at the fountain station. EVER. I have asked, and nothing ever happens. WHY NO ICE. I had drinking warm pop. Warm beverages are insane! UGH. I docked a star because it shouldn't be like this every single time. The place is colorfully decorated and has plenty of seating. The lunch line tends to move quick, and I've never had to wait more then a few minutes. Thank goodness. Also, you can place an order online, and it will be ready for pickup in a jiffy. I have ordered online when I don't feel like dining in, and it's saved me so much time. read more

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Nehee's is the spot for some seriously delicious Indian food that tastes super authentic. I find myself coming here a lot because they really nail the quality, plus there's a ton of variety to choose from. It kind of reminds me of Haldiram or Bikaram with all the tasty options. I tried the masala dosa, rava dosa, and papdi chaat, and the portions are big enough to share. If you're into vegetarian food, this place is definitely worth checking out! read more

This is quite a different Indian food experience for me as it's not focusing on curries, roti, and biryani like most other places I've been to. Instead, here they have Pakodas, chaat, indo-chinese dishes, and some southern stuffs like Dosa and Idly. The menu was SO huge that it might take a while to go through all of them and figure out what you want. Everything looks really good too! On a side note, they are completely vegetarian (and also vegan-friendly). No meat here, but seriously you won't miss it here. I ended up with Gobi 65 and Idly Chaat. Chaat is a traditional savory snack sold as street food. The flavor to me is a combination of sweet and tangy with a hint of spicy that is really refreshing. It plays with a lot of texture too, which enhances the eating experience. I learned today that Idly is some sort of steamed "cake" made of rice flour and lentil flour, which is a staple breakfast item in the South India. The Idly chat is made of deep fried idly cubes mixed with tamarind chutney, mint-cilantro chutney, yoghurt, and garnished with sev and boondi for that extra crunch. It was really good! I was informed that Gobi 65 is a recipe that came from the army, specifically barrack 65. I don't know in details how it was born, but regardless this is something very easy to love, even by non-vegetarian. It's a crispy fried cauliflower tossed in spicy and incredibly aromatic sauce. It's so filling and delicious you won't mind skipping few chicken dinners for this. price is very reasonable. The place is spacious and there's a lot of table to sit in. It is self serve--you order at the counter and they give you a beeper that will buzz when your order is ready for pick up. In addition to all the tons of food selection, they also have ice cream and interesting beverages. Whether you're a vegetarian or not, do give this place a shot! read more

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Wow!! I can't believe it took us so long to check out NeeHee's- but given it's proximity to one of our all-time favorite Indian restaurants, sometimes it's challenging to try something new- but Man, am I glad we did!! NeeHee's is delicious!! With such an expansive menu, we tried the large combo platter and the Bombay Veg Grilled Sandwich - both were amazing! We can't wait to go back- we definitely have a new fave!! P.S. I left my phone in the car so I didn't get a photo, but the presentation is also excellent!! read more

I am not familiar with Indian food so upon walking in, I was entirely overwhelmed with choices. Their menu is extremely large and I didn't even know where to begin. However, they anticipate customers being overwhelmed and one of the employees spent a lot of time explaining what the different items were to us. I narrowed down my decision by avoiding everything with potato because I'm allergic. They took the allergy very seriously and made sure nothing on my plate was cooked with potato, which was much appreciated. Everything I tried was a totally new experience. Of all the things we ordered, the plain rawa dosa was our favorite. It was pretty similar to a crepe but unlike anything I have ever had before. The dahi wada totally blew my mind. It was basically layers of bread soaked in some sort of cold spicy yogurt sauce. Totally wild experience. I would highly recommend trying the sugar cane juice and the mango lassi. They were both absolutely delicious treats to go along with dinner. On our way out we got a scoop of guava ice cream that they make in house. It was amazing! My only issue with the whole experience was how the menu was presented. Their menu boards listed probably hundreds of items and I had no idea where to start. They did have a paper menu with more descriptions but I was still overwhelmed with choices and was unsure of what a lot of things were. Overall, I would definitely go back after spending some time online reading about the different items! read more

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Ordered the samosa chaat chole, Gobi Manchurian (cauliflower) and the special guj thali. The wanted the lentil bread but it only comes with a full meal. Argh. They give you a pager after you order. Food was ready fairly quickly. My husband enjoyed all of the thali, less the cold pickled veggies. The thali is a good portion of different samples and filling. The gobi manchurian was good and had a good ratio of veggies and onions with it, breading was a little heavy. Sauce for the manchurian was good. The samosa chole came with 3 samosas, tasted pretty good. Huge dining area. Cafeteria style eatery. read more

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Very fun place to try out something different. We ordered the sampler, which was a great way to try many of the offerings. The service was quick and the food tasted great. All vegan so you feel great after eating. Don't skip on dessert! read more

Neehee's is a to go spot when I decide to have indian chaat food items. Canton is the place usually I go and this time stopped in Troy to visit this location. Bigger place than one in canton. One of my favorite is samosa ragda which is always I order. Along with that had Gobi manchurian, Pani puri, chole bhature. Pani puri and samosa ragda of course as usual and it's amazing. Gobi manchurian the pieces are bigger and would be better cooked if pieces are small. Usually I prefer not to have other items than chaat. But even then as we tried onion rawa dosa and not happy. Not able to feel the crunchiness of rava. I will stop for chaat in neehees because that what I look for here read more

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Neehee's came as a great recommendation from a friend. Whether dining in or taking out, I've never been disappointed. The service. The people are very friendly and always offer great recommendations when I'm feeling undecided. There's so many great foods to enjoy! The food. For me, food is akin to memories. Whenever I enjoy a meal, it reminds of my time in India and the friends that I made. Every meal is flavorful and well-portioned. My favorites are the samosa, Bombay Grill, and Pani Puri. My daughter loves the Srikhand Puri and of course the Mango Lassi. If you've never experienced India Street Food, here's your chance. Highly recommend!!! read more

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Neehees has great Indian vegetarian street food. My favorite dishes here are the chole bhature and papdi chaat. I've also tried the dosa a couple times but dont really like it.. it's way too crispy and crunchy. I've had better dosas at other restaurants. This Troy location is huge. It's cafeteria style where you order at the front and they call your number when your order is ready. read more

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NeeHee's was recommended me by a friend and I figured I'd try it for lunch! I read reviews that it can be busy during lunch so I arrived right when they opened at 11am and was the first customer. Folks were right as there was a steady stream of lunch traffic following my arrival! I didn't expect NeeHee's to be so large, spacious. It's its own standalone building with its own lot, so there's ample parking. There are large windows which let in a lot of natural light -- good for food photos AND ambience. You order at the counter & you're given a buzzer that buzzes when your food is ready. When you're finished, you just leave your plates on the table! I ordered way too much but had plenty of leftovers. The menu is EXPANSIVE so it's worth it to read through it before you arrive! There are a lot of unique items on this menu that I haven't seen elsewhere. Some of the menu items here I've had before from my international Indian classmates' home cooking. The homey goodness is appreciated and comforting. Note: none of the food was spicy at all but I believe I saw hot sauce packets if you want to add a kick! *C13 Dahi Samosa Chaat (Smashed samosas, topped with sweet tamarind chutney, mint-cilantro chutney, beaten yogurt, onions, spices and topped with sev for that extra crunch.) - I love samosas and love chutney so I knew that I would enjoy this dish. The textures and flavors were so addictive - the sweet and sour from the tamarind, the tang from the yogurt, the bright bite from the onions, the fried crunchy exterior of the samosa with the savory and comforting pea/potato filling of the samosa. It was a beautiful dish. Came with 3 samosas and I was PLENTY full. *M7 Special Gujarati Thali (Three types of sabjis (various), rice, roti, gujrati dal (soup), Shrikhand (sweet dish made of strained yogurt), Farsan (side dishes that complement the main meal), raita (yogurt with spices, cucumber and carrots), pickle (spicy and tangy mixed vegetables), mix bean salad, Papadum, all these served in small bowls and dividers.) - I love dishes where I can have a little bit of everything & this was the perfect for that! It's HUGE by the way. Definitely can be shared! This is their explanation of Thali: Imagine a round platter of dishes that cover all the flavors from sweet to salty and bitter to spicy! All these dishes are meant to bring a balance of flavors and come together to make you feel fully satisfied at the end of your meal. There are various versions of the Thali from every part of the country and we serve the Gujarati one. It consists of small portions of various sabjis, rice, roti (Indian bread), soup, raita (yogurt with spices, cucumber and carrots), pickle (spicy and tangy mixed vegetables) served in small bowls and dividers. 298/365 read more

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Delicious Indian Vegetarian Street food! Huge menu with tons of gluten free and vegan options. I highly recommend the Gobi Manchuria. Very crispy cauliflower without being greasy and extremely flavorful. I ordered mild spice and it was much more spicy than I expected. I only wish it came with a side of rice. The menu is a little overwhelming but everything is clearly labeled as vegan or gluten free options. Looking forward to returning and trying some more items on the menu that caught my attention. read more

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I came here strictly for the Pani Puri! And I was not disappointed. It is by far one of the most special things I've ever eaten and brings me back to being in India, instantly. Even though the whole street food aspect isn't there, you will be delightfully refreshed after eating a few of these. You poke the top of it with your thumb, scoop up some potato stuffing, put a little tamarind sauce (red) in it, and then dip it in the spicy mint water (green) and eat it in one bite. It's delicious, it's magical for those eating it for the first time and nostalgic for those who have eaten it in the motherland. I do not understand the $3.69 price tag for the mango lassi. It's tiny, it costs more than what Indian restaurants charge for a full glass. But it's very good. So I'm objectively rating this just for the food. I can't wait to come back for some more, as well as try everything on the menu! read more

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I love the aesthetic and design of the building, menu, and layout. At first I was disappointed by the lack of meat options, however there are soooo many options on the menu and all are mouth watering you easily forget meat is not an option. I have now been here 2 times and have not been disappointed. Together with my faimily we have tried the Samosa Chaat, Dosa Wrap, Mango Lassi, Chole Bature, and Bhel Puri. Will 100% go again and I am looking forward to seeing this franchise grow and expand. read more

Think of India losing WC finals to Pakistan. The food was more disappointing. A bottle of mineral water packs more flavor than the pani puri. Papri chat was oily and yogurt was curdled. All in all, it is pure desperation to taste something remotely Indian that would drive one to walk through those doors. read more

This was the place where all my Indian street food come true! They had so much variety of all kinds of street food. We ordered multiple items all of them were pretty good. The best of them all had to be the Falooda, I ordered it with Rose ice cream and it was amazing. I didn't like their sugar cane juice though, I'd suggest to skip it. Their Dahi Puri and Bombay sandwich were very good. The have spacious seating area along with tables for big groups. read more

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When I first walked in I was overwhelmed and disappointed. This place has like 100 items on their menu. We almost walked out. While attempting to look at the menu, the man at the register started engaging us in conversation and asking what we like and don't like. That right there was what we needed. He helped us pick a couple of items off of the menu and I'm glad we did. I won't review my husband's food because I didn't try it, but I will review mine. We ordered samosas as an appetizer. Fried perfectly and stuffed with potatoes, pees, and some spices. I really enjoyed it. I didn't care for the dipping sauces. One was very sweet and the other was bland. For my main entree, I had Manchuran Rice. I enjoyed it a lot. It was a type of fried rice with veg balls (delicious), peppers, and onions. It was really good. I got mild, but it still had quite a kick. Ok a con of this place, other than the menu being huge. It sure if this is typical, but there weren't many tables available because they were covered with dirty dishes. Like at least half of the tables. My advice is to study the menu before you come. They don't have your typical Indian dishes. read more

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