Ordered catering and food was done right (for our taste). We requested medium-mild and light on…read moreoil. All guests, many seniors, expected a ton of oil and noted that there was minimal used. All items had good sweet/spicy flavors we all enjoyed.

This is my third time back at the cafe and while I do give this place a lot of leniency due to its…read moreaffiliation with a place of worship, I couldn't help but notice the quality of food slowly dwindling during each visit. The first time I ate here the food was absolutely amazing, the second time it was good, the third time the breads (pav and roti) were hard (stale??) and the food lacked any taste whatsoever in the thaali and to-go section. I ended up averaging all 3 experiences and gave the place 3 stars. I hope this trend is rectified...

We had a great experience at Ganga restaurant. We stopped here on our way to Patel. Service was…read morepretty quick and good. We ordered Thalis, kids cone dosa and haldi sabji to go. Thali is unlimited and food comes out pretty quickly. The owner is really nice and happy to feed kids. It's a smaller restaurant and they seemed to have more takeout orders. Previous reviewed mention free pan shots which we did not get so I think it might not be offered anymore.

We were here on a weekend for lunch. When we came the place was empty and we were seated…read moreimmediately. The place did start to fill in as we were leaving. Cute decor with Indian touch. We ordered dosa for our kids and lunch thali for ourselves. The food came out promptly and tasted good. The portion was nice and filling. They had unique flavors such as haldi ki subzi as part of their winter menu. We took that as take out. The food was a bit oily to our liking. But tasted very well. For thali, some of subzi felt refrigerated and not properly reheated and hence one star less. But over all I do recommend this place for some nice Indian food.

I just came for my holiday meal here while the rest of the family was eating turkey, and while the…read moreplace was nice and the service was attentive I left unimpressed with my Thali. It was meh- not awful, just not really really good. I asked for South Indian and received the usual sambar, rasam, (both were unbalanced with same exact flavor profile too much coriander) and that was the end of the South Indian meal- Tarka dal, which is always a favorite but nothing out of the ordinary, potatoes and paneer tikka. The second rice didn't taste like tamarind rice which is my favorite- but I suppose was some kind of biryani. It all was ok but don't think I'll come again- I wanted authentic South Indian flavor- and just maybe was served a gringo meal instead. .

Good food. We tried various things from the menu. The dosa was fresh and the sauces that come with…read moreit were very tasty. We also tried the cauliflower and the idli which was spicy and yumm

I had read great reviews for this place and decided to try it out. I ordered the non vegetarian…read moreplace for lunch and I was so pleasantly pleased. It comes with a myriad of different dishes. I had Butter Chicken, Chicken Korma, dal lentils with raita, naan, delicious basmati rice and rice pudding for desert. You can order extra of any item, but I was so full. The service was fantastic and the owner came to our table as well. You can tell he's very proud of his restaurant. Highly recommend!

We tried the Non-Veg Thali on a weekday, and unfortunately, the service was very slow. We were the…read moreonly ones dining at the time, yet our visit still lasted about an hour and a half. To clarify, this review is specifically for the Thali. The butter chicken was good, but the curry chicken was a bit bland. We would consider going back to try their other dishes, but probably not on a weekday during a lunch break. If you're coming from work and need to get back quickly, this may not be the best spot for a quick lunch.

Came here because Richboro Nirvana inexplicably closed the night I drove an hour and half to get…read morethere. Richboro best Indian food in tristate area. No hours on four and nothing on line to warn closed. This Lafayette joint so so. Chunky lumpy blocks of meat triggered my Barrett's Esophagus. Yeah I'm the guy in the Heimlich posters. Spent twenty minutes in the loo gacking and horking up the meat chunks. Mango Lassi a bit watery. Samosas so so. Nepalese server a sweetheart. Very old building with impressive wooden floors. Won't return but no night is a wasted night in Nirvana. I means it's not Valhalla but...

Food*****!!!!! Service*****!!!!!…read moreAmbiance*****!!!!! Catered for our employee Labor Day party and as you can see in the photo below, all that remained was one vegetable samosa. The feedback received was - delicious and different! From the Duff Company family to the Nirvana Indian Bistro family, here's a huge THANK YOU. We will DEFINITELY be back again for more hot and fresh food.

A weekday visit turned out to be an excellent tactical decision - no crowds, swift service, and…read morezero chaos. The chaos, however, was entirely self-inflicted: eight opinionated adults staring at a menu where everything looked good is a recipe for collective disaster. Our server, bless him, stepped in like a professional mediator and steered us toward some solid choices. The food arrived hot and largely delivered on its promise. Largely. The Poori Aloo, while perfectly edible, lacked a certain - as our Punjabi taste buds put it, rather bluntly: the oomph. The Amritsari Kulcha, meanwhile, seems to have had a bit of an identity crisis - it showed up tasting like an Aloo Parantha. For anyone who's had the real deal in Amritsar, this one may prompt a moment of reflection. Everything else, however, was genuinely enjoyable and the menu is a vegetarian's dream come true. Minor culinary debates aside, it's absolutely worth a visit.

Drove to NJ for a thali! Loved everything. Each curry had a distinct flavor. For instance, got…read morechole bhature and amristari thali and kids' thali. The paneer curry was rich and creamy, while the aloo sabji was mildly spicy. Raj khachori was exceptional. Maharaja thali is something to go for if you are coming here as a big group. Great service!

It wasn't just the stellar service and personal attention - our meal and experience were off the…read morecharts! We had a nice late lunch/ early dinner. My kids got menu specials, plus Mango Lassis, and I had Shrimp Biryani. Everything was exceptionally good, fresh and tasty as can be! Our server asked what songs we wanted to hear to "make our experience more memorable!" WHAAAAT?!! This was a first ever for me out of alllll of my dining experiences to date! First was Gerry Rafferty, then Coldplay! Wow!!! We finished our sumptuous meals with peanut butter pie - super rich and delish!!! :)

I came here with a friend of mine--he highly recommended it and mentioned how cool the owner is and…read morehow focused they are on customer service. I was pleasantly surprised. The service was great, the food was amazing, and the space had a clean, modern vibe with stylish decor. The atmosphere was fantastic. Overall Ratings Restaurant 5/5 Service 5/5 Food 5/5 Parking: Free Atmosphere The restaurant feels very open. The lighting and decor are thoughtfully done and truly impressive. Cleanliness also stood out--it was spotless. Service This place delivers five-star service at less than half the price. When they brought out new plates after we finished our appetizer, I was shocked--in the best way. Wow, wow, wow. And the owner lived up to everything my friend said--personable, friendly, and incredibly attentive. Since it was my first time, he even offered to play one of my favorite songs over the speaker. They genuinely make you feel like a guest in their home. What We Ordered -Chili Garlic Naan (Very good--not overly spicy at all. It's more of a mild to medium heat, very manageable.) -Vegetable Samosa (Very fresh, perfectly cooked, and flavorful.) -Goat Curry (Absolutely delicious--not overly oily like at some other places.) -Chicken Tikka Masala (Another standout dish, rich and flavorful.) Every dish blew me away. Everything was fresh and well-prepared. One note: if you don't want any spice, order mild. If you want mild to medium heat, go with medium. They're more than happy to accommodate your preference. Final Thoughts This is by far the BEST Indian restaurant I've been to in NJ. I just wish it was closer to where I live. I'd have no problem eating here every day--there are so many great options on the menu. At other Indian restaurants, I sometimes deal with heartburn or indigestion, but I didn't experience that here at all. The service is amazing, the food is fantastic, and the space is beautiful.

Tasty spot for Indian food. Tried the Paneer Masala, Palak Paneer, Malai Kofta, and Butter Naan as…read morepart of a comparison to other local spots. Curries were deliciously fresh, though the naan was a little bland and not great. Ambiance is eerily quiet though superbly decorated. Would come again, though there's also some better spots in the area.

We didn't realize this was the same palace of Asia that used to be further down on Quaker Bridge…read moreRoad. From our perspective, I would say this is a safe place and what I mean by that is the dishes seem pretty basic. The spice levels are pretty basic so that's really good for those who can't handle spice or may not enjoy various flavor profiles. I won't say the food bad actually the two dishes that we had tonight the chicken, tikka masala, and the bar of vegetarian dish were both very good, but both extremely mild for us , my only complaint was that the chicken Samosa was dry on the inside and almost too hard on the outside.