Secret Indian Kitchen — Restaurant in Doylestown Township

We have gone numerous times for lunch and several times for dinner and have even done a takeout and have not been disappointed. I even go just for the mango lassi when in the area. Ashish and Indra are very cordial and make our every experience as pleasant and enjoyable as possible. The restaurant is impeccably clean, diners are respectfully quiet and the restaurant is pleasantly decorated. Wait staff is attentive and gives the names of the meals as they are placed on the table. The tables are neatly covered with pristine white tablecloths and burgundy cloth napkins. In addition to several entrees, we have enjoyed several desserts. I particularly like the rice pudding and Gulaab Jamun. They are not sickening sweet, but just right! We were so excited to share our new jewel of a restaurant with friends so they joined us for a weeknight dinner and it gave us a chance to try even more dishes. Some of us like hot and some of us stick with mild. We were all pleased. Everything can be seasoned to your palate. We were happy to see they had our favorite, Peshwari naan. It is sweet enough to enjoy as a dessert, not just as a bread. It is hard to find at a lot of Indian restaurants. Quality food came out at the right temperatures, in a timely manner, by pleasant servers for a complete Indian culinary experience at a reasonable price . If you can’t finish the generous portions, containers are provided. For us, it has been good for 2-3 meals. Thank you for a wonderful dining experience. I’d give you more stars if there were more. See you soon I’m sure. Welcome to the...

Some of the worst and tasteless Indian food I've ever had in the United States so far...

I went with my family to have a full course dinner, we are mainly vegetarians except my nephews. The vegetarian dishes like paneer and daal were just ridiculously bland and lacked the kick/ aroma of the GOOD Indian food. Makes me also want to question the freshness and the quality of the ingredients. My nephews tried chicken tandoori and chicken curry, and they had the same review... although they can not describe in detail as to what they didn't like due to their age, but we clearly knew that their dishes were also tasteless by the amount of food they ate. Had to throw in a frozen pizza in theoven for them once we got home as they were hungry and equally disappointed.

It lacked the authenticity of Indian food. In my honest opinion, I have had better tasting Indian street food for under $3 in India. Not to sound rude, but this food was very white washed, and our Indian taste buds definitely didn't...

the more I order from this place the more I get disappointed. Today's shot was Dosa. It was so bad. I can't even begin. its basically dosa filled with some random potato stuffing, like aalo ki sabji. With some store bought chutney and don't even ask about the sambhar. Thats an insult to Dosa. I was desperate to order tonight from here because I really wanted to eat dosa and only they were serving it. I didn't have an option but there is no other way than burning your money to find out if some dish will be good or bad. :( Take the Dosa off the menu it is horrible. I really wanted this place to succeed its very sad that the food is just not only below average but also wrong. This is not Dosa friend. its just not :(

Edit: Thank you for your response Secret Indian Kitchen. I can check back with you in a few months. I would like to order the same, Masala Dosa. if you improve your recipe that will definitely show me that you took my review seriously. Thanks again for your kind...