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We were hungry when we landed in Philly Airport from Austin and for us better way to fill our stomach is by eating Indian food.... We looked for nearby restaurant and got this one open as it was already 4:00PM. Went to this place with lot of hopes, but it didn’t meet the expectations. The ambience was good and so as presentation of the dishes. But the taste is not that great. Their Biryani was neither Biryani nor a fried rice. The kebab appetizer looked very nice but it didn’t taste anything similar to Original Veg Kebab. They really need to change their recipe to taste their food to Indian food. Based on ambience, presentation and service I feel the rating is 3. They lose ratings for taste.
Anil Venkatacharya GangurAnil Venkatacharya Gangur
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Certainly one of the best Indian restaurants in the region. I suggest venturing beyond tikka masala and korma, even though both of those are phenomenal at Cross Culture. Pictured you will see whats listed as their “Chicken Curry” — The name might be kind of general, but the flavor they get in the sauce on that dish is serious, don’t pass it up! Also pictured you will see whats listed as the “Lamb Shank” — The menu says it is their “chef’s signature dish” and I can see why, it was awesome!!! Also we haven’t found a better mango lassi than theirs. If you know Indian food you know how hit or miss those can be. Thank you Cross Culture!
Matthew FordMatthew Ford
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Cross-Cultures in Haddonfield offers a delightful fusion of flavors from various cuisines. The garlic naan, with its generous portions and perfect for spreading mango chutney, sets a promising start. The veggie app for two, featuring samosas, parokas, and papadams, impresses with its plentiful serving and delectable lightly fried goodness. The Navaratan Korma, creamy with plenty of veggies and bold spices, serves as a satisfying main dish when paired with rice and naan. Overall, the restaurant impresses with nicely packed dishes, generous portions, delicious flavors, and efficient service.
Edward VoluntadEdward Voluntad
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Went here for lunch with my parents on a lazy Saturday afternoon. There's plenty of seating but it's on main Street so might take a few minutes to find parking. The service was great and very accommodating. My mom is Jain (no onions, potatoes, or garlic) and they were able to make her a dish she really liked - paneer Tikka. Dad and I got the nomratma korma (spelling?) Yellow with plenty of veggies. We devoured both with the paratha and onion kulcha. I'd say the portions aren't the biggest but none of the food disappointed.
Vidhi ShahVidhi Shah
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Absolutely amazing BYOB!! The staff was informative and attentive. The food was prepared just right; delicious, authentic and arrived timely. We started with the Bread Basket (Naan) and the Eggplant and Shrimp appetizer. The appetizer was 5+ stars for presentation, taste and uniqueness. A must try! Then we added Chana Masala, Lamb Curry, Daal Makhani, and Chicken Vindaloo. So much food, all delicious and we had seconds the next day. Cross Culture's menu is extensive - - we definitely need to return and try more dishes!
Maria DMaria D
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After seeing some good reviews about this restaurant, we decided to give it a try but it was very disappointing. Ordered Gobi, the dough was raw and the gobis weren't fried properly. Couldn't eat them at all. Ordered Naan and Onion Kulcha with Malai Kofta, the breads had a foul smell, more like yeast smell and tasted very differently. Malai kofta was the only decent item among the three items although the 8/10 spice level was still mild. TL;DR - wouldn't recommend this place
Abhishek SheshagiriAbhishek Sheshagiri
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Nearby Attractions Of Cross Culture
Evans Pond
MirAno's Barber Shop
Evearts Jewelers
Personal Expressions Hair Studio
Norris Barber Company
Jewelry & Timepiece Mechanix
Wildfether Distilling
Haddonfield Fine Jewelers
Downtown Cookies
Indian King Tavern Museum

Evans Pond
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MirAno's Barber Shop
4.6
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Evearts Jewelers
5.0
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Personal Expressions Hair Studio
4.7
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The Bistro at Haddonfield
Tre Famiglia Ristorante BYOB
Passariello’s Haddonfield - Pizzeria & Italian Kitchen
The British Chip Shop
Jersey Java and Tea Co.
Verona Ristorante
Saxbys Haddonfield
Mare Monte
Sweet T's Bakeshop
T-swirl Crepe

The Bistro at Haddonfield
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Tre Famiglia Ristorante BYOB
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Passariello’s Haddonfield - Pizzeria & Italian Kitchen
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Basic Info
Address
208 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield, NJ 08033
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(856) 428-4343
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crossculturehaddonfield.com
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4.3
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Local BYO spot for refined Indian dishes spiced to order & served in a subdued setting.
attractions: Evans Pond, MirAno's Barber Shop, Evearts Jewelers, Personal Expressions Hair Studio, Norris Barber Company, Jewelry & Timepiece Mechanix, Wildfether Distilling, Haddonfield Fine Jewelers, Downtown Cookies, Indian King Tavern Museum, restaurants: The Bistro at Haddonfield, Tre Famiglia Ristorante BYOB, Passariello’s Haddonfield - Pizzeria & Italian Kitchen, The British Chip Shop, Jersey Java and Tea Co., Verona Ristorante, Saxbys Haddonfield, Mare Monte, Sweet T's Bakeshop, T-swirl Crepe
