Second time at Bangali sweet Shop. We had the samosa chaat. Very good. The samosas in the chat…read more were warm which was a first for me. Usually the samosas are room temperature. We were pleasantly surprised. The service was courteous and prompt. I would recommend this place for chaats. The sweets not so much the place is clean. The bathroom is clean.

Unhygienic. Hire uneducated ladies in the back with no training. Found Hair long hair in the food…read moremany times. Not sure if they spit while preparing the very BIG parathas and so pricey. Not worth your money. Owner rude, sweets stale , worst experience.

If you're looking for fresh, authentic shawarma on the spit here on Long Island, this is definitely…read morethe place to try! The family platters are great, especially for a group of six. Fresh, flavorful, and generous portions. Highly recommend!

One of the best shawarmas I've had in a while! The meat was flavorful, juicy, and perfectly…read moreseasoned, and the fresh ingredients made every bite even better. The garlic sauce was delicious, and the portion was generous. Everything tasted fresh, and the service was great too. Definitely a place I'd recommend to anyone who loves good shawarma. I'll definitely be coming back!

Punjabi Chaap Corner was a random restaurant we found by looking for places to eat nearby. This…read moreplace has become one of my fav spots to eat. First, plenty of parking around the area. It's a small restaurant and seats are limited if it gets crowded. You go to the server and order the food and they bring it to your table after. Staff are very friendly and helpful and will guide you through to get the best experience. Food was amazing. We've gotten different varieties of food including desert. Gol Gappa / Pani Puri - a small fried doughball with filling inside (potato chickpeas onions etc ) and you fill it with spiced water. Its like a flavorbomb and i can keep eating it all day. They have 6 options of spiced water and my fav was the mango and lime. Very authentic 10/10 Daap Makhani - daal makhani was amazing!! One of my favs in general. It was flavorful, creamy, great in portion! 10/10 Roomali Roti - a Roti thats very thin, can be folded like a roomal ( handkerchief ) hence the name. 8/10. Handi Pizza - lots of flavor, pic given in the review. It was a different experience and i liked it a lot! Its cheesy, full of sauce. 8/10 Chaap Rogan Josh - very flavorful and spicy. But the other items were just so much better that this felt underwhelming to me. 7/10 Mohanthal Halwa - it was soo good!!! Not too sweet and not too bland. It was perfect. You need to this try specially when its hot 9/10.

Overpriced and really really tiny portions. Check the pic for what a $16 pav bhaji gets you. Even 2…read moreof these can't satisfy dinner for even my 7 year old kid. The taste was very average too. There are many better options in the area with better price, quantity and taste!

Was doing a food crawl with my brother in Nassau and we were in the mood for some good Korean fried…read morechicken and this place popped up on our search. It did not disappoint! I've already been here twice since we discovered it last week. First I'll start off with saying that there is a decent amount of seating here, about 6 tables, each with a seating capacity of 4 people. I've seen larger parties here combining tables to accommodate. I like the fact that you also order and pay at the counter and can relax at your table waiting for your name to be called. It is clean and well-kept inside. Also, I'm a strong believer of "you can tell a lot about the kitchen and food ethics of a place just based off of how a restaurant keeps their bathroom" and the bathrooms here are also kept clean. Something I will say is that their service can be inconsistent when it comes to wait time- our first visit, we waited a decent amount of time for our wings to be ready- I would say upwards of 30 minutes and we noticed there was a table that arrived after us and got their wings before us. This time around, it was about the same amount of packed and we waited I would say 15 minutes max for our wings and our ddeok bokki combined. Pleasant change but still notable. Also, we've ordered the 8 pc wings both times, it's important to note the first time we were given 2 radish cups with our order, and when we went yesterday they said it's only 1 per order. So there is some inconsistency in that as well. Now to the food! What we've had: - Ddeok-bokki: First time having this and the lady at the counter recommended it without cheese as a first time experience. Pretty good! The rice cakes were perfectly cooked and the sauce is definitely spicy with a hint of sweetness. I enjoyed this although was not able to finish it- this is a good shareable I feel with others to have complimentary with the wings, if you like ddeok bokki. - 8pc Soy Garlic Wings: BESTTTTTTT. Literally top notch Korean fried wings!!! When I tell you the the outside has the nicest crunch and amount of coating and the inside of the wing is moist, perfectly cooked!!! Also the soy garlic sauce is so evidently homemade, the garlic tastes fresh and definitely powers through the flavor. I've been a long time soy garlic Korean fried chicken wing fan and these soy garlic wings definitely take the cake!! Like, everytime I crave Korean fried chicken wings, this is the spot I will think about and the standard I will have for any future Korean fried chicken spots. (**Worth noting** no mix and matching sauces for the 8 piece wing- you must choose 1 sauce for the order) - Radish: the radish is so crisp and sweet and compliments the wings perfectly with that kick of freshness in between bites. I would possibly suggest having some toothpicks for customers and hand wipes to help afterwards since napkins don't really do the job after eating such a finger heavy food. I asked for toothpicks my first visit and unfortunately they don't have them and hand wipes comes as an automatic assumption given the type of food. Overall a greattttt experience. Will definitely be back for more.

bb.q Chicken was a solid Sunday afternoon stop. It wasn't busy when I went, and since it's in a…read moreshopping complex, parking is easy. It is a quick grab and go spot so don't expect to get romantic here people. The chicken is definitely the star here--super crispy on the outside and juicy inside. I had the soy garlic which is so damn tasty. The fries, though? Not a fan. Bland, undercooked, and basically just there for emotional support. Also on price you get what you pay for. A lot of people seemed to be grabbing takeout. I wish I had tried more of the Korean specialties, so I'll definitely be back. The cashier was friendly. Overall, come for the chicken. The fries can take a hike.

Absolutely love Desi Bites Café in Hicksville! This is truly a hidden gem. The food is consistently…read morefresh, flavorful, and made with real care. I've been here three times already, and everything I've tried has been excellent. The samosa chaat is perfectly spiced and full of flavor, the Punjabi burger is a must-try, and their veggie sandwich and noodles are very tasty. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. It's a great casual spot whether you're dining in or grabbing takeout. Definitely a place worth coming back to again and again.

Had some great Desi bites!!! We got a noodle burger, chole kulche, Punjabi coffee and ginger tea…read more Really felt like I was having food from a cafe in India. The vegetable patty was made perfectly. The chole kulche was sweet and tangy with the right amount of spice. The Punjabi coffee was quite different. We enjoyed the authentic taste.

This restaurant was recommended by a friend who grew up in India, and so we had to visit! He said…read morethis spot is as good as what you can get in India. One thing you need to get here is a rava dosa. We got the Cheese Onion Rava Masala Dosa, which was so so good. Super crispy and flavorful--it's the best feeling when you get hear the crunch after ripping a piece of dosa off to eat. Many of the components of the South Indian Thali were also very yummy too, and was also a good size portion. I'm usually not a fan of chickpeas, but this was great! Service was decent and filled up pretty quickly, even had a wait on a different day that we went, which says a lot about a restaurant in Hicksville (and how you know it's good too). What we ordered: - Cheese Onion Rava Masala Dosa - South Indian Thali - Mango Lassi

Amazon establishment in the heart of Hicksville. Taste is very authentic, similar to any place in…read moreJackson Heights or Dosa Hutt in Flushing. Price is also very reasonable considering it is further out in LI. Finally, the service was exceptional as we felt they were very attentive that night.

Color me not impressed at all…read more I was in Hot Breads in Hicksville in mid-July to pick up two birthday cakes for my nephew's birthday party. In addition to being a bakery, Hot Breads also markets itself as an indo-Chinese cafe. Knowing we would be several hours early to a birthday party, we had some of the menu offerings. Samosa and samosa chaat were great, but then again it's kind of hard to mess those up. Everything else we ordered was entirely inedible due to the obscene amount of chili that went into the meal. My dining buddies seemed unbothered by the chili so it's good that not a lot of the food went to waste, but some notice of spice (or option to not have the spice) would have been nice. On to the cakes, we ordered two sugar-free cakes due to my brother in law being diabetic. The cakes were light and fluffy and sweet, and I had no idea they were actually sugar free. These cakes get Hot Bread an extra star. The cakes were personalized. I would assume (and, spoiler alert, I'm clearly wrong) that an Indian bakery owner and operated by Indian people would be able to spell an Indian name correctly. Especially when my nephew's name is only two letters long and therefore easy to spell. They spelled it wrong.

They were "fake training interviewing" for the chef roles and the company's name was "Hot Bread…read moreKitchen" guys, dont believe the hype. They email people constantly. telling them to come to the interview and training. they have this "chef" doing demos and live demonstrations about how things are done. you waste 4 hrs there. you do what she tells you to do in the kitchen, the interviewer call everyone out one by one. you dont get called back. what is the catch? when you first arrive, they take your picture, and your social and state ID. why? for state/government funding. just like workforece 1. they book all these people, with hopes of getting a job or a training for the job, then you are booted out. Its a scam. if you mistakenly applied for anything that says; hotbread, ignore the ongoing emails. its a scam to keep getting funded. they dont care about you. its a waste of time!

Cooper Wok still in Hicksville with a different location and owners now at the Soni mall on the…read moreoutside corner store that opened a few months ago. I stopped in to sample their foods. I was pleased with the flavorable and quality. As it was in the afternoon it was not crowded and I had many servers attend to me. I tried the Chicken Manchow, Pineapple fried rice and the Rasmalai Icecream. (Note: the Icecream has Nuts and I was asked if I had any allergies) All quite tasty. The place is beautifully decorated. (see pix) There are doors at both sides of the restaurant front and back for entrance and exit to parking lot. I did ask what some things on the menu were. I was told that the Hakka noodles were best warm and served fresh as opposed to reheating them. I really liked the soup and I will have to come back to try some of their other dishes. I must admit that the parking, entering and exiting could use a traffic and signal light as well as a yellow or glow paint marker on their driveways. It gets really busy on the road and can become an accident waiting to happen with people pulling in out and just stopping.

Copper Wok is a fantastic addition to the Hicksville NY food scene! We went on a Saturday night and…read morethe restaurant was packed, which is always a good sign. Despite the crowd, it's a spacious restaurant and we were seated surprisingly quickly. The menu is creative and does a great job blending Indian and Indo-Chinese flavors. The appetizers were definitely the highlight. The Butter Chicken Bao was my favorite--soft, fluffy bao filled with flavorful butter chicken patties. The Momo Therapy was another standout, served with a delicious sauce that elevated the dumplings and made it hard to stop eating. For the mains, we tried the Goat Karahi and the Butter Chicken Biryani, and both were good. The the butter chicken biryani was a unique twist that combined creamy butter chicken with fragrant, perfectly cooked rice. The service was equally impressive. Even on a busy Saturday evening, the food came out quickly, and the staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to answer questions about the menu.