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Omar's Indian Fine Cuisine

4.6 (98 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Charles E.

I am no stranger to Indian food. It's one of my faves because of the flavors, spices, and it's vegan/vegetarian friendly. There's been some buzz going around online about this spot due to a food influencer and I was in the area so I figured it would be a good move. The place looked clean, it was well attended, I was greeted at the door, and got a table right away. The vibes felt pretty good. Now let's get into the food. I ordered garlic naan and an okra entree. The okra dish tasted good at first but the sweet flavor overpowered everything and felt more reminiscent of pizza sauce than a tomI am no stranger to Indian food. It's one of my faves because of the flavors, spices, and it's vegan/vegetarian friendly. There's been some buzz going around online about this spot due to a food influencer and I was in the area so I figured it would be a good move. The place looked clean, it was well attended, I was greeted at the door, and got a table right away. The vibes felt pretty good. Now let's get into the food. ato based indian sauce. Strike 1. Then I tried the naan and it barely had a hint of garlic definitely no traditional buttery naan flavor. It tasted like pizza dough. Strike two. Lastly, I tried the basmati rice and it was bland. Strike 3. I looked up towards the counter and really examined the layout. That's when I finally put it together and reality sunk in. This is not an Indian restaurant that also serves Indian inspired pizza, this is a pizzeria that serves Indian inspired food & Indian inspired pizza. If you go there expecting authentic Indian food, you will be highly disappointed. If you've never had Indian food before, or maybe tried it once or twice, I can see you liking their food. The staff are nice and I don't want this to come off as negative but I do feel like this spot is overhyped for what it actually is. I have to be honest. The influencer did the family a solid by promoting them.

chicken saagwala
Ashlyn K.

I was in the neighborhood around 1:30pm on a Friday, and I saw that Omar's had decent reviews. There was only one other party aside from me inside, and they have a decently sized space. The interior has a nice ambiance if you do decide to sit down. I thought the special was a steal for $17.95! I ordered the vegetable samosas, naan, and chicken saagwala. The samosas were the hugest I have ever eaten, and the filling was very tasty. There was a bit of a kick to the curry filling if that's something you are sensitive to. The naan could have used a touch more moisture, but I liked that it wasn't charred and had some fluff. Regarding the saag, the chicken was MOIST, which is such a rarity in curry. The saag is also more on the pureed side, which I don't mind. Flavors were on point, and I only had to spit out one cardamom pod. When I sat down, they brought me a large bottle of water, so nothing needed to be refilled. Service was more impersonal, but maybe would be better if it was busier. The one complaint I had was that one of their employees came back from a smoke break, and the cigarette smell was so strong and disgusting. Overall, this will be going down as one of my new favorites, and I will be back to try the unique pizza and some of the other dishes.

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Matthew L.

Omar's Indian Fine Cuisine is an authentic Indian and Indian Fusion restaurant that opened in Brooklyn, New York in November 2021. It was founded by Omar Khan. He immigrated to the United States from India in 1985. He worked as a contractor but always had a dream of opening his own restaurant. Beginning in 2010, he began to build a restaurant on the ground floor of a building that he owned in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights neighborhood. Little by little, Khan built the restaurant in his free time over the course of 10 years. When the restaurant finally opened, the menu featured classic Indian staples such as goat biryani, lamb vindaloo, and chicken curry. Omar's also featured a breakfast menu which was dominated by housemade bagels (a favorite food of Khan's). The menu also features New York-style pizza. Khan purchased a pizza oven and the restaurant had a small slice-shop operation. Initially selling regular New York pies, the restaurant eventually began making Indian fusion pizza. It was Omar's pies like the Chicken Tikka Masala or the Muglia that began to attract the New York pizza crowd. Khan sadly passed away in August 2022. Today the restaurant is run by his son, also named Omar Khan. I recently visited Omar's while I was cycling around NYC. I was trying out a number of Brooklyn breweries and pizzerias and this was my first third stop of the day. Although Omar's is first and foremost an authentic Indian restaurant, I had heard a number of good things about them from NYC pizza enthusiasts. I'm no stranger to Indian fusion pizza. One of my favorite Indian restaurants makes an amazing Chicken Tikka Masala pizza. How would Omar's measure up? Although a staff member handed me a menu, I told him that I already knew what I wanted: the "Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza" (signature tikka masala sauce, tandoor roasted chicken, fresh shredded mozzarella cheese, crisp red onions, fresh bell pepper, fresh diced garlic, ginger, garnished with fresh cilantro). The staff brought me some complimentary papadam to munch on while I waited. The pizza was very good; good sauce and lots of flavor! Although I would've liked a little bit more chicken and a little less peppers and onions. Also, I would have preferred the pizza to be a little bit more well done; I prefer my crust to be a little crunchier and not as chewy. Regardless, it was a solid pizza. I am definitely interested in returning to Omar's at some point and trying their traditional Indian dishes.

Biryani
Shannon W.

A whole vibe and a great spot They put a spin on the classics at Omar's. The veg korma was hearty but not heavy. The bread top on the biryani was super cool. The masala pizza I wish had more masala flavor but it was a solid pizza with an objectively good crust. All the foods came out hot which is so necessary for stews, etc! We did have to call the waiter over a couple times but we were attended to quickly after. The food can take a while to come out, but the food comes out staggered so you won't be left hungry.

Tawa vegetable pizza
Vishnu G.

I had the tawa vegetable pizza here, which was great. There was a nice blend of spices, plenty of cheese, a good variety of vegetables, and a fluffy and malty crust a bit reminiscent of fast food pizza - pretty much exactly what I was looking for. I'd have liked to see a few paneer pizza options, but this was still great for $24 after tax and tip.

Chicken Mirchi chicken pizza
Han Z.

It's kind of a hole-in-the-wall. Wasn't sure of what to expect because the inside was kind of empty on a Friday evening. But the food is absolutely delicious. Service was attentive. We got the Mirchi Chicken Pizza and the Indian-Italian take was on point. The pie was made to order so it took a while but worth the wait. Buddy said it smelled just like Hyderabad. The sauce tasted just like chicken vindaloo (so it was fairly spicy). Do try them out.

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Fire. Lamb tiki masala was gas. Quiet spot good service. Soap in the bathroom makes your hands smell questionable. Overall banger

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Solid Indian restaurant lamb delish, excellent Kababs and sweet warm Gulab jamun to end the night :)

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The food here is awesome! Very authentic with the perfect level of spicy. Also the price is very affordable.

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Friendly, great ambience and tasty affordable food! A great place to have a great dinner with friends and family

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Absolutely loved the food. Every thing was delicious. Highly recommend the pizza too! I will come again when back in NYC.

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I was very excited to try this spot in the neighborhood. Park Slope is such a desi food desert so…read moreit's always a treat when I find a spot dishing out some amazing curries and kebabs. The decor and vibe of this place is so vibrant and beautiful, it instantly puts you in a good mood. I came here for a solo dinner during restaurant week which was a pretty good deal. Most of the patrons seem like they were neighborhood locals which I love to see. I would say based on the flavors and the people dining here that this restaurant is more of a gentrified desi place than authentic. I found the flavors in most of the items I tried lacking. The fuchka prepared tableside is a nice touch, but again the marketing is geared more towards non-desi patrons. The fish fry was delicious and a good portion but more like a good British fish n chips cod filet than a desi fish fry with proper spices. Even the mustard served on the side was awfully bland with no spice whatsoever. While I can still appreciate the flavors, I will always be disappointed when an establishment trades authenticity to serve and coddle palettes that do not appreciate proper desi food. The lamb curry was very very good, and I specifically asked for it to be made spicy. Dining here felt like invading a curated space for non Indians, so I unapologetically ate the curry and rice with my hands to remind myself that yes, this is still our food even if it's muted. To the owners I say - do better and do not shy away from authentic flavors. This is afterall, New York freaking City. We are allowed to show up and showcase our cuisine with full masala, full spice and full heat - just the way God intended it to be.

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Pangat - Ambiance was amazing.

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4.0(196 reviews)
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Vegetable biryani (sp?) lunch special

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