We were looking for another food group out near the Mann Pavilon (outdoor concerts) and came upon…read moreSrinagar. We had been to Narberth once 2 years ago to walk and explore but didn't see this restaurant on that trip. Tried it last night, 8/7/26, for the first time and it checks so many boxes. First off, they were super attentative and polite when we called to make our reservation and our call from the car to inform of a traffic delay. The place is clean, except unfortunately since they do a lot of take out as we had observed, lots a flies get in and buzz around (exterminated 4 at our table during the course of our dining experience.) But don't let that dissuade you. They have a large menu, and customize levels to fit eveyone's taste. When trying new Indian restaurants we usually start off with basic dishes to get a feel from their cooking style. We shared two dishes: llamb rogan jost medium spice and chicken tikka masala aslo medium spice and an order of garlic naan (well 2 orders as we needed more and took some home... it was that good). Both dishes were exactly as expected and both for the most part were tender and moist. Lamb can sometimes be chewy. We loved our choices and dunked away into the sauces with the naan. Street meter parking and they are BYOB. We have booked marked Srinagar for a future pre-concert dinner in the area of the Mann Pavilon. See my food photos

When I return to a restaurant it's generally to duplicate dishes I know and love. Last night we…read morechose to "live in the fast lane" -- eh, not really -- and mix things up. Rather than gobi manchurian (consistently wonderful here) we opened with vegetable samosas. Served with condiments, the pastries are excellent, the way samosas should be. Last time I noticed a family eating what looked like spaghetti. I'd never seen pasta in an Indian restaurant, so of course I inquired. They assured me that the dish -- hakka noodles -- was worth trying. So we did, with shrimp, ordered medium on the spice scale. I'm adding this to my repertoire! I suggested that T choose a second entree, hoping he'd go with my tandoor favorite, chicken tikka. Nope, chicken korma. This is where Srinagar loses half a point. The sauce is excellent. It always is. But the cubes of chicken were dry. (Tikka -- NOT masala -- never is.) 6:00 on Friday, prime time for dinner, people straggled in. While they take reservations, you likely don't need them. Where they make their money is with takeout. A steady stream of customers picking up their called-in orders. I always enjoy Srinagar. Good prices, nothing fancy, responsive service AND (what I like in Philadelphia) BYOB.

Without Ekta, I'd starve or die of remorse. There's nothing else as good within miles and miles…read more Very good standard Punjabi restaurant dishes, plus a quite a few less common ones--which, curiously, don't have any descriptions on the menu. It's all worth exploring. They also happen to be quick to prepare your food, and let you order from their own website, so you don't have to give your money to the GrubHub cartel. Top tip: try the Ekta Naan. It's unusual and addictive.

I love this restaurant. They have 3 locations in Philly, I've ordered from the other location on…read more40th street, and all of them make very scrumptious Indian food, and if I must say, authentic as well. I love the spices and the staff are amazing, very respectful and they take all my orders as I've asked. The portions are wonderful, it fills me up. My favorite dish is the lamb sagwala, I've also had the vindilu. And not to mention the yummy madrasa. Oh, and their homemade rice pudding is just yummy, I kick my fingers. I've been ordering from all locations since I've moved to Philly from NYC.

it's great food and service…read more 5 stars I love this place so much food was so good and delicious so if someone who works here sees this I just want to say food is so good and thank you

Needed some late night eats and called to see how late the kitchen was open. They said 9:15 pm,…read morewhich is not bad for a Monday night. Fresh and tasty dishes came out quickly. Onion kulcha bread was very good and stuffed with a delicious tasty onion mixture. The aloo gobi with cauliflower and potatoes was very fresh, not overcooked and had such flavorful herbs. The bhindi do pyaza was a sautéed okra dish with onions. It wasn't quite as good as the aloo gobi. Lamb sag was in a good sauce but the meat was a bit overcooked and tough. As far as the service and ambiance, it was mediocre. Not very friendly and they were spraying cleaner on the next table as we were eating that had a very strong smell that interfered with me enjoying my meal. The mithai, the candy bowl at the door, was the highlight. It was a really unique mix of candied fennel Seeds with a little salt and I think candied rose petals. It was fabulous.

We love the food here, the chicken tikka masala and the naan are full of flavors and fresh. When…read moreyou walk in, someone is always there to greet you nicely. The ambiance is amazing! Thank you for the great food.

I've been coming here for sometime and most times than not, I'm happy with my selections. today I…read moreordered the new era chef biryani which had chicken shrimp and lamb. and I mentioned to them that the last time I was there the lamb was tough and I wasn't able to eat; so when I picked up my order this time, I opened my dish right there just to try it before getting it all the way home in case I had the same issue. The lamb & chicken was tender. The shrimp were a nice size. I enjoyed my meal.

When I read my prior review I was reminded to avoid anything made in the tandoor. (Our meal last…read moretime was over-cooked.) HOWEVER I thought they did a stellar job with sauce, which is what brought us back. I went with my second favorite dish, chicken korma. The sauce was great, the chicken a bit dry. Deviating from his usual vindaloo, T lived in the fast lane (ha!) and ordered lamb roganjosh. The sauce was excellent, described in the menu as "yogurt, onions, ginger and garlic in a traditional curry" but there's the unmistakable addition of cinnamon. And it works! Our appetizer, tangy eggplant, was crisp and spicy with a portion large enough to feed four as a starter. What made the evening notable were four delightful octogenarians seated next to us. I was tasked with the awesome responsibility of guiding them through the menu. My recommendations luckily were well received. The restaurant was practically empty Saturday evening. "I guess the waitress is too busy to come over," one of our new friends said sarcastically. Which brings me to the help. Our server, the same person we had last time, is noticeably timid, hesitant to effectively interact with her customers. The neighboring table agreed and continued to wait patiently. Nirvana is still considered a byob, though they may actually serve alcohol. In any case, they now impose a $10 corkage fee, when before they charged nothing.

The food is delicious. However, the service was poor. If you have a lot of time to wait for your…read morefood, it's ok. But if you are starving or are going somewhere else after dinner, this is not your place. It took forever for the ONE waitress to take our order. Never refilled water glasses. And then we were told we couldn't buy wine by the glass, you had to buy the whole bottle. After the website said we would be charged a corking fee if we brought our own wine. I would do take out. But probably not go back to eat inside.

The food here is consistently fresh and always served hot. The restaurant is clean, the service is…read moregreat, and the staff makes you feel welcome. I highly recommend this spot for a reliable and enjoyable meal.

My daughter wanted Indian food so bad but the usual spot she wanted to order from was unavailable…read more I seen the reviews online and decided to give it a try. We both enjoyed the chicken tikka masala and garlic naan. It was nice portion size as well for the price point.

Best in Delco and maybe the Philly area! They give the largest portions by far and their prices…read moreare significantly less than any other Indian restaurant I know of. Plus an extra 15% off for cash. Everytime we're in Philly area this is our go to for take out. Fav dishes. Veggie korma, saag paneer, malai kofka, butter and tikka masala chicken. I wish they were a buffet so I could try everything!

Oh my god... where has this place been all my life? Great food at reasonable prices. I got the…read moreVegetable Korma (basically a Navratan Korma with Paneer), medium spicy, and it was so delicious! It reminded me of the Navratan Korma I had in New Delhi. I also got the Aloo Paratha, which was equally delicious. My entree, rice, and bread were expertly packaged for takeout. I'm very impressed with this establishment. I believe this place is takeout only, but don't worry because Indian food is one of the only foods that survives a drive back home without sacrificing taste.