Tamilnadu Cafe — Restaurant in Jersey City

This review is of the quality of the food based on take outs ordered and not of the actual place, location, ambience etc. The quality of the food is sub par and pedestrian, the vadas are small dark over fried, the masala in the Dosa has NO connection to the authentic dosa/poori masala one expects (or remembers from Tamil Nadu in India, the salna was a flaming angry orange over oily and over spicy again with no connection to any real delicious salna, the jangri was over sweet and dripping with syrup or ghee more like the Imrity or jalebis of north india, with NO connection to the delicate gentle often rose-scented flavors of great South Indian jangris….. all in all very disappointing. The stars are for idlis and the sambar which were just OK, but then you need to be really skilled to...

I debated just letting this incident go, and not posting a negative review, however, this experience is still bothering me. I will state the facts of my encounter. I walked in and said, "It smells good in here." I received no response or acknowledgement. So I just stated that I was picking up my order and the name... No response again and forabiut 60 seconds. Now it's awkward. She finally looked up from the tablet and stated, "See if your order is there." I see she's pointing to a table on the other side of her. As I lift the bag to look for the name, she snatches it out my hand, and says, "Its...

Pathetic excuse for a restaurant, This restaurant is the same as Chef of India. They just operate with a different name online since their rating keeps going downhill. I ordered on Grubhub, order was not packed properly and one of the curry's spilled all over and was not edible. The delivery driver messaged me telling me that they did not pack it properly and one of the currys spilled everywhere. Kind of odd that the delivery was made by Doordash even though I ordered it via Grubhub. After all the Hassle the food was inedible it was way too salty, threw it out Immediately. What a...