5 Star Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in New York

Super expensive for average Indian food - they charge extra for rice and plain nan so be prepared to pay $15 for lunch and don't stay for buffet - silverware is not clean and there are 3 choices in buffet not 44 as they try to lure you with. If you do want better authentic regular not restaurant priced meal go to Manhattan - even fast food IndoKitch world be great in comparison with this place. Do yourself a favor and take subway to Manhattan & go to Indian food Spice Grill on 48th Street & 6 Avenue or Bengal Tiger on 56th & 6 Avenue and either take out and eat near magnificent Rockefeller Center fontain or ride back to LIC. It is just few minutes on E / M train. There's also fancy Utsav Restaurant right near by where you would get a nice business style service & a great meal. Do yourself a favor and don't trust this restaurant or dinner deserves...

For appetizers, we ordered the Chicken Seekh kabab and samosa w/ cholley. I highly recommend the chicken seekh kabab. It is on a grill and it is so delicious sizzled with pepper and onions. For the main we ordered chicken tikka masala, chicken curry, and lamb vandalo. The chicken tikka masala is to die for here. I couldn't have enough. The lamb vandalo is good but very very spicy. the lamb is tender and not gamy at all. Needless to say I was happy I ordered the mango lassi. We all loved the garlic nan and it went well with all the food.

The location is a little secluded from the rest of the city but the food here is pretty darn good. The restaurant itself feels like it's in the middle of renovations and feels closed. The server was so kind and very sweet. The food came quickly. I think the spicy here is very spicy. I love spicy food but I struggled a...

my annual visits to new york always include one trip to tadka indian. connected to a banquet hall, tadka is divided by a wall to five star banquet which often hosts festivities such as weddings. the restaurant portion maintained the fancy feel of the banquet hall, with white tablecloth and nicely dressed waiters. the food is celebration worthy. my family is loyal to our respective orders: butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, and palek paneer. rice and naan go very well with all of it. i wish id taken a picture of the food, but my hunger beat me to it. so instead, here is a photo of the atmosphere that i only came around to taking after our complimentary rice pudding. all together, dinner was delightful and i can’t wait to visit new york again, knowing tadka will be on...