Great food! Nice/good service. Thankful for their…read morerecommendations. The ambiance was a local vibe. Very friendly.

Food is just okay. Saag felt not great. Soya Chaap was good. Service is good. But overall not…read morewowed by the food.

Great food and service. The service was a little slow at…read moretimes but the tasty food made up for it well. Saraon ka saag with makki roti is the best. Butter chicken was great too. Chicken 65, Soya chaal and lacha parata were great.

PROs - kulchaaaaaaa , ambience, service CONs- taste for…read moreother stuff except kulcha , parking Was waiting to visit this restaurant for a long time and atlast we did it .. it's quite a drive but we don't mind driving in quest for good food . Parking is a bit narrow and gets crowded in peak times. Loved the interiors... lots of seats inside to sit and dine . Loved the dhaba style seating on the left . We actually got one and we loved the ambience . Service was ok .. not too notch but not too slow . Of course we ordered the kulchaaaaaaaaaa.. it was superrbbbbb. Mind boggling... very authentic. And it surely can be had by 2 people ! One cannot have the whole thing ! 10/10 kulcha . Other items we tried : Naan and paneer tikka - good Paneer green starter - very good Hats bara kabab - very average . Tasted raw and not fried/cooked well Chole batura - very good Gobi Manchurian - disaster . Should not have ordered Chinese dish in Punjabi restaurant Gajar halwa - disaster ! Wasn't sweet at all. We had to put 2 spoons of sugar to make it taste like halwa Apart from kulcha , we had mixed opinions on the food with most of the dishes not that tasty . May be it is not a place for vegetarians . I heard the non veg items had better reviews here . Overall , 3 stars wish other dishes are as awesome as their kulcha :)

Khalsa is a Punjab restaurant and sweet shop, specializing in a wide variety of fresh mithai and…read moresnacks. Everything from the kitchen is made fresh to order, including samosas, a top seller. They offer a lunch special with a variety of sabzi, though my favorite is the saag and makki di roti, always delicious for lunch. Due to the consistent business for over 7 years, especially weekends and holidays, the mithai are much better than neighboring shops.

The ongoing pandemic has definitely taken a toll on a lot of businesses and public places since a…read moreconsumer's mindset to buy anything outside of essentials or to visit a public place like a park or beach, has crippled down significantly. Now by living with what has become the new normal, it is commendable on how these businesses and public places continue to remain open and cater to the general public by following the safety standards. It is now all the more important that we as customers, support these heroes during these dark hours to mankind. We checked the menu and price before we got there and made our orders through phone. The place was a delight to the eyes with so many Indian savories and sweets stacked. The shop is run by a sweet elderly couple and they seemed very courteous. The reason I rate this place a star less is because the samosas' price was little higher than what was given online and when enquired, were told that there is mismatch between what we saw online and they will work on fixing it. Nevertheless, we ordered 4 samosas, a bakora chaat and a pheni. The taste was so good and we will definitely be getting there often in future, to try the other items.

You can't go wrong with this place. I tried both the regular chicken platter and the chicken tikka…read moreplatter. Both awesome. Chicken tikka was soo juicy!! The portion size is great!! The prices are the most reasonable you can get for platters!! Great value for the money and very good service. Highly recommended!

Came here for a quick bite to eat, the food was prepared quickly and the owners are super nice…read more Very cute little spot. We had the lamb platter, a double cheese burger, fries and a piece of chicken leg. The food was delicious, hot and fresh. Loved it

Great food. Feels very homemade which I think it was - real people cooking real food. I saw aunties…read morein the kitchen who I believe were cooking the food - that's how you know it'll be a good meal. The place seems family run. The check-in offer worked, although I had to ask again for the lassi - I think he forgot to put in the lassi order at first. One thing we didn't like is at the beginning you get a free papad basket and the waiter came around and asked if we wanted another basket later on - and assuming it was free we said yes, but on the bill they charged us for 1 order of papad. If we had known that we would've said no when he asked us if we wanted more papad. That was a bit sneaky of them. Also even though there is the free lassi check-in offer the original bill included the lassi cost. I had redeemed the check in offer in front of the waiter at the start of ordering. The waiter corrected the bill and removed the lassi. Otherwise it was good food in a spacious, nice place.

I feel it is important to preface this review by saying that I love the food and service at this…read morerestaurant. I have been going to India Palace since it first opened and in general all my dine in experiences have been great. The food is absolutely fantastic and the service is usually good. Sadly, my most recent experience ran contrary to all my previous ones. A few days ago, I arrived at India Palace late at night with a friend. As soon as I entered I saw two gigantic parties, about 15-20 men at two separate sections of the restaurant. They were loud and rowdy. I've hung out in enough bars to know that even with rowdiness, you can still have a good time. The problem was, the longer we were there, the party got louder and more profane. I could only make out about half of what they said, but what I could understand was absolutely repulsive and it clearly bothered other tables. The two waiters who were taking care of all the tables were overwhelmed, and it was clear they were not comfortable with the behavior of these parties. They did their best to keep them happy, but it was a very uncomfortable situation overall. When my friend went to the restroom, a group of these guys were hanging out outside the rest room and made it a point not to get out of her way, making it extremely uncomfortable for her when she tried to get past them. The staff was very apologetic to us, and the even made sure to give us a discount on our bill to make up for the trouble. I do not blame them at all. They were in an impossible situation. My recommendation is this: you should absolutely visit this restaurant, but if you go in and see a small army of patrons being loud and rowdy, turn around and come back another time.

I went there for iftar last week. Food was delicious…read more Ample seating. Very clean as well as maintaining social distance. Recommend it

One of the best Goat qorma (in a buffet) i had. I have gone for their Ramadan buffets as well and…read morewasnt disappointed. Its spacious so you arent sitting on top of each other. Recommended

Hichki is one of those Indian restaurants you just keep going back to, I ended up visiting three…read moretimes in two weeks! While a couple of dishes like the Palak Paneer and Dal Baati Churma weren't quite up to the mark, everything else was absolutely delicious. What really stood out was their kindness, they packed a fresh Palak Paneer for us and didn't even charge for the original one. The ambience is warm and welcoming, and the staff is attentive and genuinely friendly. Definitely a place I'll be visiting again!

Some women and I came to celebrate a bday on Sat. Food was good, lack of servers and service…read moredefinitely was there. I also did carry out and food wasn't great. Dal bati the bati was made with rava and my family got a stomach ache from it. I've had this dish before and was highly recommending it based on my past experience. However, we also think this is a proper diner spot where we felt a table behind us was extremely loud as if we are at an Indian dhaba in India .

Don't be fooled by the appearance of their store front..otherwise you will miss what they're…read morecooking. These guys are amazing in their cusine so much so that most of their guests are daily take outs. This is a family restaurant and closest to home cooked meals- fresh ingredients, sourced locally, authentic taste. It makes you realize why are you wasting your time cooking it yourself. Favorites: Chicken Kebabs, Nihari, Bihari tikka and their home made chutney

Fast service and charming decor. The food was great. Overall fantastic dining experience at New…read moreMasala Grill Restaurant.

Sanja Chula is good spot for Indian food! To go only !... The flavors are rich, authentic, and…read moreeverything is served fresh. The naan bread is especially amazing -- soft, warm, and perfect for dipping. The kebabs were also delicious, well-seasoned, and cooked perfectly. You can really tell the food is made with care and quality ingredients. I only try this from there menu. Definitely a place I'll keep coming ordering when I'm craving Indian garlic naan & kebabs.

Guys: If you want to taste true Punjabi authentic food, this is the place to dine. As most of the…read moremenu is 10/10 but make sure to try Alloo Parthaa with white Makhan and Dahi. Yummmyyyy. Finally, you have to have good patience after you put your order as they do take long time to get your order out but worth it!!

Wanted to taste a new Punjabi restaurant in Central New Jersey and found this place through Google…read moremaps. Read their reviews and wanted to surely taste their food.. parking was a bit tight but fine . Location voice it is slightly off the main areas in Central Jersey. Service could improve.. They forgot some order... they got garlic naan after almost 30 minutes.. .. Punjabi kulcha was the best . Super super good . Punjabi thali was also good . Garlic naan did not taste good... and so did paneer Tika Masala.. It was very average.... Lassi was really good... Overall, it was a decent experience.. wanted to give 3.5 but gave a 4 .. for the price vs quality factor.