Redone interior creates a warm atmosphere with Himalayan vibes. Larger tables accommodate big groups comfortably. The place offers authentic Indian and Nepalese cuisine with vegetarian and vegan options.
Samosas come as a common side with various dishes like Chicken Biryani and Kashmiri Style Curry. They pair well with Traditional Naan and other items like wings and Hakka noodles.
Butter chicken comes in generous portions and pairs well with speciality naan or plain naan. It stands out as a solid, excellent dish alongside other favorites like dosa and Gobi Manchurian.
"The food here is delicious, flavorful, and beautifully presented."
"I ordered samosas and everything I tried was delicious."
"The butter chicken here is great and the portions are generous."
Good to know
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian and vegan options.
Prices are reasonable, with generous portions for the cost.
The restaurant is located near the N transit line for easy access.
Dining space feels clean and modern with a cozy setting and warm, casual atmosphere. The vibe stays quiet and unpretentious, inviting relaxed meals without loud music or distractions. Seating is comfortable, and fresh flowers add a subtle touch to the simple decor.
Samosas come in a great size filled with potatoes and peas. They pair well with chutney and appear in appetizers like samosa chat.
Delicate and flavorful with lots of smoky chicken tandoori mixed in. Comes with garlic naan bread that pairs well and keeps you coming back for more.
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 10 pm.
Rice costs $4 and is not included with the $16 entree.
The lunch cost me $32 before tip.
Spacious and elegant with high ceilings and natural light, featuring authentic architecture and visible kitchen where chefs cook. Atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, enhanced by cozy seating and low music. Outdoor seating and fireplaces add to the pleasant vibe suitable for groups.
Samosas come homemade, crispy, and nicely filled with a packed veggie filling. The crust tends to be thin, though some prefer it thicker.
Rich, creamy sauce defines the butter chicken here, paired with garlic naan for a classic combo. Portions come generous, making it a solid choice for satisfying that craving.
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The buffet costs $20, which is a good value.
The lunch buffet is all-you-can-eat for $21.
They have good vegetarian options available.
Bright, stylish interior blends authentic Nepali decor with a modern, cozy vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, with chill background music enhancing relaxed dining. Space suits both intimate meals and group gatherings.
Generously large and delicious samosas stand out here. Veggie samosa and samosa chat offer perfect flavors that many find among the best.
Butter chicken comes with rice included at no extra charge. It pairs well with butter naan and stands out as a favorite dish alongside chicken momo and fish tandoori.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and tables are usually available on Friday nights.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan and gluten-free options.
Free delivery is available within a 3-mile radius.
Cozy interior with subtle Indian artistry and relaxing music creates a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Clean tables and cheerful decor set a comfortable tone for casual or special dinners. The vibe suits couples seeking an easy night out in an unpretentious setting.
Samosas have a crispy outside and a flavorful potato filling inside. They are not oily, giving a homemade-style feel.
Butter chicken arrives later than other dishes and comes without rice. The dish is delicious and served alongside options like Shrimp Korma.
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Street parking is paid but free in the evenings.
They are transparent about wait times for takeout food.
Parking is easy to find.
Spices fill the air in a clean, well-decorated space with old Hindi songs playing softly. The atmosphere stays warm and welcoming, creating a peaceful dining mood ideal for relaxed meals. Guests enjoy a comfortable environment that suits any occasion.
Samosas stand out with their astounding flavor and pair well with other appetizers like naan and chaat. They hold their own alongside dishes like butter chicken and lamb curry.
Butter Chicken is rich, creamy, and full of flavor. It pairs perfectly with soft naan and offers a comforting, indulgent experience.
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Copper Chimney uses organic ingredients for many of its dishes.
Dining at Copper Chimney is a treat for both vegetarians and meat lovers.
Reservations are recommended during peak dining hours.
Modern design blends with desi warmth to create an elegant, cozy atmosphere that supports great conversation. The space feels clean and spacious yet intimate enough for groups. Guests enjoy a warm, inviting vibe with rich decor and attentive service.
Start with crispy samosas that come as a tasty appetizer. The menu features classic Indian dishes alongside samosas, including butter chicken and lamb biryani.
Creamy texture stands out in the butter chicken. It pairs well with naan and appears alongside dishes like samosas and lamb biryani.
Good to know
The buffet costs $23 before tips.
Lunch combos range from $16-19 depending on the order.
Parking is available right across the street.
Elegant space blends Indian–French flavors with nostalgic British era charm. Atmosphere stays upscale yet welcoming, suited for intimate dinners or special occasions. Decor features marble tabletops and a pretty chandelier, adding to refined but comfortable vibe.
Duck samosas offer a perfect crunch and blend Indian and French flavors. Varieties include truffle paneer and lamb roganjosh options.
Rich and silky, the butter chicken packs bold flavor and pairs well with pan-fried kulcha. It stands out as a creamy, satisfying dish among other Indian classics.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers a prix fixe menu on weekends with vegan options available.
Expect a unique fusion of French and Indian cuisine not found elsewhere.