Loved the food. My wife and I have a love for Indian food and we decided to come here after going…read moreto the Six Flags Safari. We ordered a bunch of dishes and it took around 15 minutes for the food to come out. Place is a local small business so we were the only customers inside which I liked dining in. The cook came out and greeted us. Good experience overall. If I happen to be back in the area I will definitely return.

Great fast casual take out for punjabi food! Got the…read moreTandoori chaap, malai kofta, and paneer butter masala and everything was very well spiced and made. First time trying chaap and we loved it! Only complaint is we wish the paneer dish had more paneer and there were too many onions in everything Staff is also super nice and helpful with recommendations if you're overwhelmed by the menu

I'm a regular to-go customer, hits every single time, 10/10 truly. Every single time I'm in the…read moremood for south asian food i come here and its my fav

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.

I ate in with friends a few days ago. When we arrived the place was almost fully packed(10 tables…read moreor so) and I was worried we'd have to go elsewhere. They quickly cleaned off a table that had just left and we were seated in a few minutes. We ordered Malai kofta, kal dosa with chicken curry, bone in chicken biryani, garlic naan and Gobi 65 as an app to start. The cauliflower came out very fast, perfectly crispy and nicely seasoned. I was surprised that no raita or other sauce came with, honestly it was still probably the best I've had. The kofta was delicious as well, the sauce was sweet, savory and creamy. The biryani was done well too, not crazy spicy but enough for myself and my companions. Chicken was fall off the bone. The garlic naan was good, thinner version. My favorite dish was the kal dosa. This is a smaller dosa that only gets cooked on one side, making it thicker and more pliable for gathering up food and sauce. I loved the curry it came with and also the dosa. I had planned on taking out from here a few days prior to the visit, and will definitely go back soon for that purpose. Service was just ok. Maybe because they were slammed when we first walked in, but things calmed and we were still not attended to without having to get someones attention. With that being said, this may become my fav Indian restaurant in the area, let's say 4.5 Yelps for now.....

We were excited to find this new Indian restaurant in a small strip mall. Tucked away in the corner…read moreyou could just drive past and not see it. Thank goodness for Google Maps and Yelp! The staff was helpful and attentive. The owner came by and spoke to us for a while - he has experience cooking various cuisines besides Indian, and has worked on cruise ships. Their specialty is in South Indian cuisine and they've been in business for 6 months. The garlic naan was thin and crispy, different than the thicker, breadier naan we usually see. The flavor on the chicken tikka masala was outstanding. We liked the lentil spinach dish, low flavor but more natural tasting. Very reasonable prices too! We had the rosemilk, asked for no added sugar. A great find and we will be back. Love supporting local businesses!

My wife had discovered Food Street during one of her jaunts to her hair salon on Nassau street and…read morehas been speaking about it for weeks. A few weeks ago she brought home the Chicken Tikka paratha roll to share; it was fabulous. So today on a day off we came back to Princeton to walk around and enjoy lunch at Food Street. My first visit. Two of the nicest guys running the restaurant on this Tuesday afternoon. My wife ordered her usual, Chicken Tikka Paratha Roll: $12.99 (flaky paratha wrapped around spiced chicken tikka) and I had the Paneer Tikka Paratha Roll: $12.99 (paneer cheese with spices wrapped in paratha). Both had exceptional flavor profiles and the mango chutney was a nice addition to a bit of sweetness. We shared a mango smoothie. Sat outside as it was a gorgeous fall day. Fantastic food.

Got there just before they closed. Phew!…read more The place smelled amazing. As I waited for my food to cook, I was just imagining how good it would taste. I was not disappointed! I got the chicken tikka wrap. It looked small and it is sort of skinny but it's long and almost completely meat. So filling. I probably should have saved some and I wanted to because it was so tasty. But yeah, it was good. So I ate it all. Yumm!

We been ordering from Persis for the last couple of years now and I find their food to be very…read moredecent. I can only speak to my take out experience as I never actually eat in their dining room. For take out, we ordered butter chicken, chicken tikka and chicken biyani. The food is always consistent and good. Chicken is tender and creamy, does perfectly with the garlic naan and rice. The chicken biyani is super spicy, so please be aware. I love spicy food and I still find it very spicy. But I can't help it to keep going back for more. I will continue to order from persis as I haven't had any issue with their food or service. Give them a try

Tried the Paneer Masala, Palak Paneer, Malai Kofta, and Butter Naan as part of a comparison to…read moreother local spots. Truly disappointing. Masala tasted like Progresso soup, mirroring its untempered acidity. Nothing else was very good either. The Gobi Manchuria appetizer were by far the most decent thing we ordered. Would not recommend or go back.

FOOD - 3/5. I had the Baingan bharti, flavor is not strong but well cooked. Good presentation. Naan…read morewas a bit too crispy for me, I prefer softer. MENU - 5/5. All your favorite Indian dishes. SERVICE - 5/5. Fast and thoughtful. Gave us food recommendations. They don't rush you out and they take your order smoothly. They always filled our glasses with water without us having to ask. ATMOSPHERE - 3/5. Music kept having ads in between. However they had a big TV for sports and we enjoyed it while we ate. VALUE - 4/5. For Princeton, I expected steeper prices, but this place was affordable and worth eating here.

Our visit to Dvaraka was fate-filled, since it was one of few restaurants in Princeton's downtown…read morethat dared to be open during a serious snowstorm. We would have been grateful enough for a warm restaurant and decent food, but I certainly didn't expect to find my favorite Indian food in New Jersey here (I know that's a big claim; it was just that good). Let's address the elephant in the room here: sometimes Indian food doesn't look camera-ready. For instance, my absolute favorite thing here was the chana palak, an extremely flavor-packed curry with chickpeas and spinach. What shows up (regretfully) as a greenish mud in pictures is actually an absolute flavor bomb in the mouth. Truly, I still have dreams about this dish. If looks matter to you, I also highly recommend the salmon tandoori special. It arrived on a sizzling platter (the kind that makes heads turn and eyes lock as it approaches the lucky table). There was more flavor to be had here, and I adore a dish that's hot enough to carry a blister risk while eating...especially in the middle of an icy snowstorm. Service was incredibly warm, welcoming, and efficient. Our server checked in with us the exact right number of times, and he repeatedly asked about whether we wanted to take leftovers home, the way a friend or kind auntie might after you've dined sumptuously at her table.

When my smart family member took me to this halal place the first time: I was mentally comparing…read moreits atmosphere to Texas: of course, it's human nature to do compare-contrast with past experiences to present events. This store is an event: simple yet ethical people that I met who work with sincerity and punctuality, trying to help each customer receive exactly what they request: if available. Besides good quality and blessed halal meats and yummy snack items : this business was observed helping out some customer who was going through a difficult phase. That made me certain that Almighty's blessings abound in this place because when you do good for others, double good comes back to you. I no longer compare this place with Texas places like this; because their social skills and mindfulness, as well as service are beyond the books: extraordinary: they are educated people doing a business with God-consciousness instead of selfishness. I for one will certainly be going back there when I feel like entertaining my guests or family with good and clean foods. Ameen

These are kind and honest people! I always value a business that clearly prioritizes integrity and…read morethis is a place that absolutely does. The selection of meats is perfect and the biryani always smells amazing

This place is located in the plaza right next to Costco. Of course we had to stop by to try it out…read moreon a rainy day. The inside is small but there are plenty of seats to go with your family and enjoy a meal. The service is relatively fast and the guys behind the counter are super nice. We came on Wednesday evening during Dosa night hours so they had half off on dosa, and man the dosa was delicious. Pro tip: ask for Pua (bread) on the side with your dosa. That is a game changer. The chaats were a bit expensive but their flavor and presentation fast make up for it. This spot has become my new favorite to enjoy chaat! If you're ever in the area shopping at Costco, and crave chaat or dosa. Definitely walk on over to Indian Hut.

Three stars for a meal that felt like it had all the right intentions and then wandered off…read moresomewhere around Five Points. We ordered from Indian Hut through GrubHub on one of those nights when nobody wanted to cook and hapiness seemed balanced entirely on whether or not naan would arrive warm. My wife got butter chicken because some people discover a thing they love and wisely refuse to gamble with happiness. It was genuinely good. Rich, comforting, sweet in the proper way. The sort of dish that makes you sit quietly for a moment and forgive the world for inventing email. I ordered the malai kofta. The sauce was lovely, silky and fragrant, but the kofta itself had the texture of damp gravel held together by optimism. Gritty and loosely packed. Every bite felt like it had been assembled during a minor labor dispute. Then came the revelation that neither entrée included rice, it was an add on. This struck me as somewhat unsettling. Serving Indian curries without rice feels like giving someone a violin without strings. Yes, technically the object exists, but now everybody is sad and confused. The naan also didn't rescue the evening. It emerged from it's foil cocoon gummy and tired, like it had already lived a long and difficult life before reaching our doorstep. The tragedy here is geographic. Lawrenceville and the surrounding area are overflowing with excellent Indian restaurants. Places where the spices sing hymns and the bread seems blessed by small and benevolent gods. Against that competition, this meal just sort of sat there under the kitchen light wondering what happened. Not terrible. Not memorable. Just one more delivery bag entering the great American night.