Best Indian restaurant in the neighborhood. Delicious and freshly made dishes. The dining…read moreexperience is very pleasant and classy. Waitress are nice people who paying attention to your plates. Very decent place to bring your friends for a date or mom pops for a nice relaxing dinner. Highly recommended. Great job!

Good little Indian spot in Greenpoint with a few locations all over the city. Very lowkey spot,…read morewith no frills. Everything is as you would expect- we got samosas to start, which were delicious as always. For entrees we ordered butter chicken and chicken tikka masala, which were both delicious. We got side orders of rice and garlic naan. The naan was so yummy! Service was good as well!

Nice new restaurant in the neighborhood. The veggie samosas are fantastic! Hoping this place sticks…read morearound

I ordered the Curry chicken and it was delicious and spicy too. The service is good and they…read morebrought some rice puddings and it was "on the house" The place has a nice atmosphere with a good decor. I would recommend for anyone living in Brooklyn!

Indian kitchen was very satisfying. The lamb vindaloo was true as advertised and very spicy. The…read morealoo balanced it out with the spinach and potato. The service was quick and professional. The ambiance nice, with a Bollywood movie and music playing in the background. Great date spot for good food.

Made it before the cut off time for their lunch special which is 3:00pm. I called over the phone…read moreand the staff was very patient with me. The cute restaurant was empty, but people picked up their orders or for delivery. The staff gave me a snack that had fennel seeds and was a savory snack while I waited for my order. So sweet. My lunch special was $13 and included chutney, tomato soup, meat samosa, and curry lamb entree with naan and rice. I think it's a pretty good deal. I really enjoyed their rice which is basmati with fennel seeds; this adds so much jazz to the rice. The naan was nice and soft. The lamb curry was ok, and will probably try something else next time.

This place just sits in the corner of Grand Street and have lunch specials! Their lunch specials…read moreare what attracted me to this place. I got the chicken lunch special at $12.95 pre tax which comes with chicken tikka masala, one vegetable samosa, naan, soup, saffron rice, and 3 difference chutneys for dipping. The chicken tikka masala had a lot of seasoning and a lot of sauce. The chicken was very fresh, chewy, and chunky. I love the chutneys which made everything better. The naan was very soft and warm and easy to chew. The samosa was very starchy in my opinion filled with a lot of potato. Overall the meal was very affordable with a lot of appetizers to go along with the chicken tikka masala meal.

Amazingggg chicken tikka masala. Also got the pumpkin shrimp. Amazing!! Will definitely be backread more

The Indian food is close to a buddy of mines and will become a new spot I pick up from-- the…read morevegetarian options paired wonderfully w the naan and the lamb biryani was the perfect amount of spice

I came here during the lunch hour, to find only one employee present, scrolling on his phone. After…read morea long time, he looked up. I ordered one takeout meal, and sat down to wait. The entire time it was being prepared, he argued with a man in the kitchen. It was an unpleasant experience, though the restaurant itself was clean and inviting. The meal itself was tasty, but a bit too oily for me. Naan was bland.

As an actual Indian, I find myself increasingly frustrated browsing through reviews of Indian…read morerestaurants, most of which seem to be written by people with little firsthand familiarity with the cuisine. So take this from someone who grew up eating the real thing. There are restaurants that play it safe with Indian cuisine, dialing back the spice, softening the edges for a broader audience, and then there are restaurants that simply miss the mark entirely. Unfortunately, this establishment falls into the latter category. I came with high expectations and left deeply underwhelmed, starting with the Chicken Korma. A korma lives and dies by its sauce, that slow built richness of cream, cashew, and warm spice that should coat every piece of chicken with intention. What arrived was something far more anemic: a sauce so lacking in depth that it read as little more than colored cream. Worse, the chicken itself bore all the hallmarks of having been grilled separately and dropped into the sauce as an afterthought. There was none of that tender, sauce permeated quality you get when protein and masala are cooked together properly. It tasted like two dishes that had only just met on the plate. The Malai Kofta compounded the disappointment. The kofta balls, which should be pillowy, yielding dumplings with a delicate spiced interior, arrived with the texture of compressed gravel. The density suggested these had been frozen and reheated rather than prepared fresh, a suspicion difficult to shake with every labored bite. Again, the sauce offered little salvation, essentially a thinner echo of the same flavorless base. There were, to be fair, two bright spots. The naan arrived properly blistered and soft, and the chai was competently spiced, small mercies that demonstrated the kitchen is capable of getting things right when it wants to. It makes the failures elsewhere all the more puzzling. The service was attentive and the dining room reasonably pleasant. Your server won't let you down. The room won't offend you. But ambiance and adequate bread cannot rescue cooking this careless. Indian cuisine is one of the world's great culinary traditions, complex, layered, and deeply satisfying when executed with even modest care. What was served here felt like a faint photocopy of that tradition. For those of us who know what the real thing tastes like, that gap is simply too large to overlook. The naan and chai suggest potential. The mains suggest a kitchen not yet living up to it.

Stopped in for a random Sunday dinner. Some of the best Indian food i've ever had!…read more came with papadam and chutneys and ordered some really awesome garlicky cheese naan. you'll see us again! service was lovely as well even though they were super busy with doordash and uber eats

The BEST Indian takeout I've had in my entire life. This place never disappoints; the food is…read morealways fresh, delicious, and huge portions to boot. If you're not getting their $25 takeout deal--especially on a cold winter night like tonight--you are SERIOUSLY doing yourself a disservice. Their staples, like Chicken Tikka and Butter Chicken, are bomb, but their Biryani dishes are next level. 10000/10!

Ok the food here is so so good. They took over for a different peri peri spot and the chicken here…read moreis tender moist and flavorful. The sauce is addicting! Service is excellent. Totally worth trying. Will go back!

I walked in and ordered a mutton biryani only 2pcs mutton and I paid $25…read more they were about to close the store. I went there around 9.45pm Its disappointing