We tried the combo platter, fish and sweets. It was yummy, cost 30 dollars. Loved the food. More

This is a very very casual place-not cute for a date whatsoever. I actually didn't like sitting there to eat but the food was sooo good and authentic. Flavors were not bland as sometimes occurs with ethnic food in the US so I thoroughly enjoyed being able to get the strong curry flavors reminiscent of the food I ate as... More

so many better indians out there, the food is poor, the place has seen better days and the staff could do with learning some manners, yes its super cheap but its not worth it, its cheap for a reason that being the food lacks flavour. The bill came to about 20 dollars for two of us gave the waiter ten... More

Food was good and value for money. But just did not like it just wanted to get out. Waiters a bit rude and just didn't seem to want to be there. You can take your own alcohol as they do not sell it. More

uninspired Indian food to take out and eat in but in a generally depressing room upstairs More

We sampled quite a few dishes. The food was not spicy as most Indian dishes, but very tasty. The Grilled sampler was the winner. Got more than we paid for.Pricewise inexpensive. Nice atmosphere above street level. More

A mecca for taxi drivers - this cafeteria like indian food place often receives poor or failing health department ratings. Check out NYC health department restaurant ratings webpage before you think about eating here. More

My family of 5 ate in the dining section on the 2nd floor. (First floor is carry-out quick service.) Our order: 3 orders veg samosas chana masala (came with rice) yellow dal (came with rice) chicken kebabs (came with naan) lamb kebabs (came with naan) 3 mango lassis 1 coke TOTAL $76.00 before tip The food was fine. I thought... More

The food is plentiful and cheap. We order out from there about once a month. More