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Sathi

4.6 (383 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Vegetable Samosa (Vegan)
Alex T.

Absolutely amazing atmosphere. I was the only one in the restaurant when I came but the food was absolutely amazing. As an Indian myself I can definitely say it tasted very authentic and felt like home. The plating was AMAZING!!!

Chilli Shrimp (Spicy)
Brion R.

Stumbled in here randomly before a concert at Gramercy Theatre. A pleasant surprise given that it was not a place I'd heard of before or intended to go to. It was definitely a pleasant experience with some good drinks, food and service. This area is kinda of wasteland of food except for Taqueria Gramercy so this is a pretty good option. What's to Cheer - Reasonably prices Good chili shrimp * Nice selection of beers and drinks * Service is friendlier than a prozzie in Queens What's to Jeer - Samosa was thick and generic tasting. Premade - it's not super authentic

Nafisa H.

Really laid back and cozy Indian restaurant. Met up with a few friends here and the three of us were able to share two of the fixed priced dinners. It came with two apps, two entrees and a dessert. They were really kind enough to give each of us a dessert which I really appreciated. The service stayed kind and responsive through out.

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Jessica M.

Amazing meal with the most attentive servers at Sathi this past week. We managed to snag a last minute res around 7. Recommend ordering from their pre-fix menu, which comes with a appetizer, entree, and side/dessert. We opted for the pre-fix menu with an additional order of garlic naan and jhol momos. Started off with a piece of lamb samosa - super flaky and plenty of filling. Chicken tikka masala didn't look like a lot of food, but trust me there's a lot of protein. I ordered the mango lassi which wasn't too sweet or thick. Please try their jhol momos! It was served in a light broth that was so flavorful. Broth had a strong tomato and umami flavor, and lamb was very well seasoned. None of the food we ordered was crazy spicy - if you want an extra kick try the vindaloo.

Lamb dosa
Matt S.

Came here for a foodie meet up event...The theme was all lamb dishes....Was it the best Indian food I had ? No it wasn't...but the food was tasty enough, came fast with excellent service and reasonable prices... Overall ot wasn't Bahhhhhdddd! Lolz

Spread of Chicken Tikka Masala Chicken Biryani
Shirin B.

Friends and I were looking for an inexpensive spot that serves quality Indian food near the union square area and we found Sathi. So happy we came here because for less than $20 per person we managed to get some of the best Indian food! We started with the dinner special and got a chicken biryani extra spicy and it was so good. They also serve papad and kept refilling it for us! The chicken tikka masala was also really good but the biryani was so delicious. Our waiter was incredibly kind and brought us rasmalai on the house. I'll definitely be coming back here.

Rice
Cole D.

Four star food, five star service. This has been on my list and I'm so glad I could eat here. We got the vegetable curry and chili mushroom entrées. The chili mushroom was truly fantastic. The sauce over the mushroom is to die for and such a delicious spice. I'm salivating as I'm writing this right now. The vegetable curry had a lot of good greens in that are healthy. Not very saucy though, as far as curry goes. We got this cheese, chickpea appetizer that our server recommended. It truly taste like Mexican salad, but it's Indian. And so much better. It was delicious. I will be thinking thinking of this one. Reis was good. Complementary bread with sauces. The service is amazing. Extremely kind people. They are always on top of filling up your waters. And then when we left to go, they threw in a complementary rice pudding which I had the next day and it was so so tasty. Thank you so much for being so generous.

Chicken Tikka Masala, Garlic Naan
Sydney S.

Sathi was delicious! We made a reservation through yelp & were immediately seated upon arrival. They give you a delicious thin cracker with dips to start before ordering. After splitting chicken& vegetable samosas with my husband, I ordered the chicken tikka masala with garlic naan (my go-to Indian order) & it was delightful! It ends up being a lot of food (and I'm a big eater) so I had some leftovers for the next day. I ordered through a "select one" type of offer on the menu that included an app, entree, and side... great value! The restaurant was comfortable & had booth seating on one side of most of the tables opposite chairs. Cozy!

Lamb Samosa
Fuang C.

Overall: 4.5 stars Found another Indian place with an all day prix fix menu! I'm a sucker lately for prix fix menus but this one allowed you to pick a side or a dessert so I liked that option. The price went up from the menu I saw 3 months ago and from the website. It's now $25.95 for appetizer, entree, and a side or dessert. Still a good value, it saves a few dollars compared to ordering off the regular menu. I'll say you can skip the prix fix and get the regular menu if you don't really want the three course. It ended up being a good amount of food. Service was really good. They refilled our water frequently and asked us how we were doing. It also wasn't busy so we didn't feel rushed at all. They also started us off with a complimentary dish which I don't know the name of. It was like a lightly fried large chip with two different dips (a spicy green sauce and a sweet tamarind sauce). Personally, I loved the sweet tamarind sauce. They were even better mixed together. We got the vegetable and lamb samosa. The samosa skin was a little thick and more doughy than we liked but still good. The vegetable one was better than the lamb. The lamb had a very gamey flavor that I didn't really enjoy. The entree we got the chicken korma and the butter chicken. The chicken korma was delicious and creamy. The butter chicken was just alright to me, the tomato flavor is strong. The chicken though was pretty dry for both dishes but more noticeably the butter chicken. We also got the plain naan as a side and it was huge! It was cut into four pieces which I liked, it wasn't too bready and was a little crispy. My friend really enjoyed the naan. Personally, I thought the naan was okay, not amazing but not bad either. They almost forgot my kheer but ended up giving another kheer for my friend on the house. I thought that was very nice of them. The kheer was very flavorful and I would say that flavor wise, it was more unique compared to the other kheer I've had. I liked the little pieces of fruit(?) seemed like some sort of berry. Overall: The service and ambiance were great. They played this relaxing music that at first I thought was out of place but I really grown to enjoy it. The chicken korma definitely is a highlight as well as their sweet tamarind sauce.

Chicken Biryani
Anna L.

The dinner prix-fixe is perfect. Went on a Saturday night a bit earlier and it was easy to get a table, decided on the chicken biryani, naan, and samosa for 28.99. Wonderful deal as my biryani portion was HUGE and I had leftover naan. My sister opted for the butter chicken and upgraded her naan to garlic naan. Very good food for sure

Menu as of 01.20.2024
David Y.

Came here on a Saturday night which I found after doing research for Indian food. Read the reviews and saw pictures and def wanted to try this spot out. Complementary chip with dips was served and it was really light and crispy. For appetizer, started with chicken samosa which was part of the prefix combo ($25.90) and was solid. Got the tandoori chicken tikka ($18.95) which was really tasty and flavorful. My friend got the chicken tikka masala and it was so good. Everything was great, except for one slight discomfort. Since it was cold out, anytime someone walked through the entrance, the place got really cold. My friend had to eat with a jacket on. Other than that, place is bomb. I would definitely come back and I highly recommend this place if you're in the mood for really good Indian food.

Butter Chicken
Christina N.

We came here for a meal before a show at Gramercy Theatre and it was great! There's seating for about 20 people inside, with an area for outside seating as well. It got full while we were there, but not a line out the door. The servers were nice and very attentive (our water cups were never empty). The prix-fix menu is a great deal and extremely filling. They give you a starter at the beginning of the meal with two dips. It's like a big chip, the green dip was spicy, and the dark brown dip tasted like tamarind. For my appetizer, I ordered the pakora which I had never had before. I have no basis for authenticity, but it tasted great! It added a textural difference to my meal since it was crunchy. While not stated on the menu, the prix-fix appetizer is a half-serving so this came with 4 pieces of pakora. For my entree, I got the butter chicken, which comes with rice. It was great and came with lots of chicken. Lastly, I decided to get a side of naan. There's not much to say about that, but it was much larger than I expected. This is the perfect place to come if you're craving Indian food!

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Ask the Community - Sathi

Accept credit cards?

Yes. We accept all major credit cards.

Do they have heated or covered outdoor dining?

There's a roof over your head, but no heaters

We love the restaurant and order delivery frequently. Can we bring wine to the restaurant? If so, what is the corkage fee?…

Hi Allison, Thank You very much for the beautiful compliment. We are no longer offering BYO as we have our own wine menu. We used to offer it without charging any corkage fee.… 

Do you have kosher or halal meat?

We don’t serve kosher meal but our lamb and the dark meat chicken are halal. Kindly let us know you need halal meat while placing your order.

Do the curries come with rice?

Yes, all the entrees come with rice..

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Muna - Chicken Tikka Masala

Muna

4.7(163 reviews)
1.3 mi•Midtown East
Large group friendly
Vegetarian friendly

Muna: Come for the Curry, Stay for the Naan!…read more Muna is one of my go-to restaurants whenever I'm working in NYC. Conveniently located about a block from the iconic Grand Central Station, it's an easy stop for a satisfying lunch--and a great way to make sure your afternoon meetings aren't interrupted by a growling stomach. For just $19.99, Muna offers an all-you-can-eat (AYCE) lunch buffet that delivers excellent value. We're talking salad, rice, delicious entrees, and my personal favorite: chicken tikka masala. They also have lamb curry, among other tasty options. But let's talk about the real star of the show: the naan! Muna serves it fresh and hot right at your table. This is not naan that's been sitting in a warming tray over a Sterno flame for the past hour, slowly contemplating its life choices. This naan arrives ready to do what naan was born to do: help you scoop up every last bit of that delicious curry. Pro tip: When you arrive, give yourself a few minutes before charging the buffet like you're competing in the Olympic sport of Lunch. That way, your fresh naan has time to arrive at your table just as you're ready to dig in. A little patience goes a long way--and besides, the buffet isn't going anywhere. (Well, technically, it might if you eat fast enough!) The buffet is a great deal, but if an all-you-can-eat adventure isn't your thing, Muna also has a full menu of delicious dishes to choose from. The staff deserve a shout-out, too. Ragini, Argan, and Kamal are friendly, attentive, and do a great job making sure the buffet stays replenished and everything is in good order. Nobody wants to discover that their favorite dish has disappeared just as they're planning their second helping. These folks help keep the operation running smoothly! And just when you think you're done, there's dessert: kheer, traditional Indian rice pudding. It's a sweet way to finish lunch--even if your belt is quietly asking you to reconsider your life decisions. Bottom line: Great food, fresh naan, friendly service, and an AYCE buffet for $19.99, all just steps from Grand Central. What's not to like? Give Muna a try! Just remember: pace yourself at the buffet, save room for kheer, and never underestimate the power of fresh naan. Your afternoon productivity may be questionable, but your lunch satisfaction will be five stars!

New favorite Indian spot in Manhattan! The butter chicken was so good- arguably the best I've ever…read morehad. I'm not a fan of peas so I didn't like the samosas as much, but the sauces were delicious and the dough wasn't too thick. The price was also good for the serving and there was plenty of seating. I will definitely be returning!

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Taste From Everest - Chicken Choila

Taste From Everest

4.5(165 reviews)
0.4 mi•Flatiron
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I stopped here for dinner after a show at the Repertorio Español. I started with the vegetable…read moremomo, which was tasty, especially with the orange sauce. I was in the mood for a chicken dish, the waiter recommended the curry chicken. It was so flavorful, I had with the warm naan. I ordered a mango mint mocktail which was delicious. I was too stuffed m for dessert, I'll definitely be back. Low key place with a lovely staff.

With the number of Indian restaurants on Lexington around 27th Street, it's not likely we'll return…read moreto "Taste From Everest." Our server was so pleasant and efficient -- he appeared to be the only person working the dining room -- I hate to write anything less than positive. But I really didn't enjoy my meal. My daughter, who's eaten at various restaurants on the strip, was also underwhelmed. We started off with steamed chicken momo (dumplings.) Served with two spicy dipping sauces, we were off to a good start. But then ... -- Chicken tikka, my frequent choice, was over-cooked, under-spiced and dry. When prepared properly the chicken is succulent and flavorful. I appreciated the vegetables from my platter which I mixed with rice, but other than that, a big NO. -- S ordered chicken thali: lentils, rice, mustard spinach, potatoes, salad, achar (a condiment of fermented fruits and vegetables), papadum and kheer (rice pudding.) We both have had better. Unlike family-run Indian restaurants I frequented on E. 6th Street -- none of which remain -- midtown restaurants are a bit more formal often requiring reservations. With no availability at a neighboring restaurant, Taste from Everest could accommodate us when we popped in. By the time we left, every table was occupied with people whose opinions, based on Yelp reviews, likely differ from mine.

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Changra Chops

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Dhamaka - Paneer Methi

Dhamaka

4.1(847 reviews)
1.3 mi•Lower East Side
•$$$

Decided to test fate on a Friday night...walked in cold with no reservation. Host quoted a…read more40-minute wait at the bar and zero tables left, until he gave us the ultimate test: if we could clear out by 9:30 PM (sitting down just shy of 8:00), the table was ours. Challenge accepted. Never underestimate our ability to dine with executive efficiency. Practical intel: Friday walk-ins are possible but not guaranteed. Ask the host what's open and be ready to work with their timeline. Dinner for two with drinks ran about $180 before tip. The breakdown: - Pre-game: Sliced raw red onions with electric green mint-coriander chutney. Did we polish off every single sliver without hesitation? Absolutely, not our first rodeo with raw aromatics. - Drinks: Monsoon Wedding (Indian gin, lychee, curry leaf) was insanely good and fragrant. Followed with an Indian red wine, which was solid, though it competed a bit with the assertive spices. - Food: My partner was commander-in-chief of the ordering. The Kashmiri Gosht Chaamp (lamb chops) brought relentless, unapologetic heat, legitimately spiiicy but tender and packed with depth. The Dhaba Dal was a warm hug I didn't know I needed, swimming in sizzling tadka. Whole dried red chili in there, which I investigated personally. Earthy, savory, weirdly comforting. The Tawa Bhindi rounded things out with great crunch and tangy amchoor punch without feeling heavy. Paced the meal, savored every bite, and walked out a minute or two past 9:30. Nobody rushed us. Grateful they trusted us with the table at all. 10/10 execution, on both sides.

Upscale Indian desi eats with no-nonsense taste…read more The Kale Pakora Chaat was a great start, along with the Ajwain Prawns and classic Shami Kebabs. The Mutton Dhungar (smoked) and Chicken Hari Mirch Kurma were outstanding gravies--perfect with hot chappatis. But the piece de résistance was the Goat Neck Biryani--deeply flavorful, with meat literally falling off the bone and proper, fragrant basmati rice. Absolutely fantastic. The place is nice and lively--busy and a little tight on space, but the service is fast and friendly. Reservations are a must. An absolute must-try when visiting NYC.

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Chola

Chola

4.0(751 reviews)
1.9 mi•Midtown East
•$$

Probably one of the best meals I've eaten. Two entrees, and a bottle of wine, roti and naan all…read morecame to less than $130 including tax. We left a nice tip, as the gratuity isn't auto added. This place as classy as heck. Beautiful atmosphere. Friendly wait staff who are eager to see you have a good time, and a good meal. Spices were balanced, and the ingredients were fresh and vibrant. Herbs were bright beautiful green and fragrant. Bread was chewy and soft. If you see it, try the bottle of Montepulciano. It's a hidden gem. Garnet colour with fresh fruitiness, and subtle tannins. Also. None of the dishes were greasy. If you've ever had Indian food at a bad place, there's always a pool of oil floating on top. None of that happened here. You could taste every ingredient. Your water glass is empty? No worries. One of the wait staff was right there to fill my glass when it was less than half full. Wine glass running low? No worries. One of the wait staff swing by and refill you. Need the cheque? Make eye contact with anyone, and request it. It zooms over to your table. Music is soft and lets you hear your dining companion but not the next door table. Vegan dishes are clearly marked. The only issue I have is that the entrees don't come with rice or roti. You have to buy those separately. Idk what you're meant to eat your daal with, but be prepared to spend extra on rice. Other issue is that the heat level is very low. My companion got a meat dish, and I got a vegan dish. Both were extremely mild. Also, they don't bring onion and green chili to go with the food. It was weird to order like a Punjabi chhole dish, and have it be mild and have none of the onion/green chili that you see at Punjabi restaurants. That said, would 100% come back.

I reunited with college friends with dinner in the Upper East Side. My friends who are Indian…read morerecommended this spot as they have dined here several times. This restaurant has been around for over 20 years so they must be doing something right. Service could be better. Food was good and ambiance was ok but better than most spots in Queens. Standouts were the fried okra and fried shrimp.

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Chola - Paneer Khurchan

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Spicy Nepal - Wai-Wai Sandeko ($6.95): dry noodle chat

Spicy Nepal

4.5(22 reviews)
3.2 mi•Sunnyside

Spice Nepal was not quite what I expected. We tried the veg pakoda and chicken momo, and…read moreunfortunately, both were disappointing. The food was too oily and too salty for my taste. We also tried the butter tea, which was not what I expected either. The restaurant was pretty empty when we walked in, which probably should have been our first warning sign. The saving grace was the chicken wings, which were actually good, along with a cold Coca-Cola. Overall, it was a mixed experience. There were a couple of good things, but the food quality definitely needs improvement. 3 stars.

This was my first time ever having Nepalese food so I definitely had trouble choosing from their…read moremany options. We decided to stick with the chicken sekuwa, the salmon curry and a side of roti. The chicken sekuwa was a great surprise, it came with like a puffed rice that was superglue to eat texturally and went great with the marinated chicken. The fries were not expected but very enjoyable as I love fries. The salmon curry was something very different so I definitely wanted to try that. The curry in itself was on the looser end, more like a soup however, the flavor was really good and the salmon was nice and tender. The roti was a lot more like a tortilla than what I was expecting but it was still enjoyable. Overall the food was definitely new to my palate and super light which I enjoyed and the service was great. The food did take a while to come out but the server did check up on us to let us know as well and helped us with getting sauces that we asked for. I can't wait to try out their momos next time I stop by!

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Spicy Nepal - Inside

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Spicy Nepal - Goat Biryani ($16.95)

Goat Biryani ($16.95)

Spicy Nepal - Outdoor Dining in their Garden Area

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Outdoor Dining in their Garden Area

Kebab Aur Sharab - Aaloo Tikki Chaat - loved it.

Kebab Aur Sharab

4.0(256 reviews)
3.0 mi•Upper West Side

Kebab Aur Sherab brings the flavors and vibes of good indian food to the upper west side, with a…read moreprice tag that might offend in in a different neighborhood. Every dish is flavorful, every bite tasty from the raita to the baby goat, but it's not light on the wallet, and if you're looking for light on the spice, then you should go elsewhere. I really like this place. The vibes feel like the restaurant is not on the UWS, it almost feels like a spot in the village. The music and cocktails are just grand. I had my cocktail come in a teapot that was smoking, sooooo fun! Staff is great and they treat you with respect, and like they're having fun. They can explain anything on the menu in detail, which you might need if you haven't read the menu before showing up. It is not the most intuitive menu, and the portions are sized unexpectedly. The kebabs you would expect would come in 2s or 3s, but no they come as single kebabs. The pricing suggests otherwise, but it's NYC after all. The curries are also very good, but again not as big as you might be used to in Jackson Heights or New Jersey. However you're not in Jackson Heights or New Jersey. The biryani however was ENORMOUS and could feed a family of many hungry people, we couldn't finish it. We will be back.

All the food here was great! We were a party of 3 and shared everything family style…read more We started with the Andhra green chili chicken and baby goat kebab. The chili chicken was delicious, and one of the top dishes of the night for me. It's definitely on the spicier side, but delicious and a very authentic chili chicken flavor. The baby goat kebab was a very soft texture and paired well with the bread and green chutney that came with it. For main entrees we shared the Kerala fish curry and chicken changezi. The Kerala fish curry was amazing, and my favorite dish of the night. It was a great flavor and the fish itself was also cooked so well. The chicken changezi had a nice indo Chinese flair which I loved as well. We added white rice, garlic naan and mirch laccha paratha to pair with the curries. I ordered a mango lassi for myself which was perfectly sweet and tangy. Overall this was a great meal and everything from food to service was incredible. Would highly recommend!

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Dahi Ke Kebab

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Lamb chops lal mass

Sathi - indpak - Updated October 2026

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