Small space with minimal seating focuses on takeout and runs by a husband and wife duo. Panang curry shines with coconutty, sweet, and spicy flavors and tender chicken. Quiet, efficient atmosphere supports a steady flow of orders, making it a great spot for authentic Thai food with well priced value.
Panang curry stands out with its coconutty, sweet, and spicy flavors and chicken that falls off the bone. Massaman curry also delivers exceptional taste, and all curries come at a well priced value.
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The restaurant is takeout only, with no seating available inside.
They open from 4 pm to 10 pm on most days, and at 2 pm on Sundays.
Expect to wait for your food as they receive many orders.
Small, cozy spot with warm yellow twinkle lights sets a peaceful mood. Curries like Gongura chicken and spicy mutton bloom with spices in a light sauce. Background Tamil songs add a familiar touch for South Indian guests, making it a friendly, authentic place.
Spices in the curries bloom in a water-based sauce that feels light and familiar to a Korean palate. Signature dishes include Gongura chicken curry, Guntur kodi fry, and rich, spicy mutton curry that tastes like home.
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Reservations are not required but recommended for larger groups.
Expect limited menu options on weekdays compared to weekends.
Prices are generally affordable, but some dishes may be pricier than expected.
Mom-and-pop style restaurant offers an intimate, cozy atmosphere with authentic Bengali flavors. Chicken curry shines with a rich coconut flavor and pairs well with rice pudding. Advance reservations ensure a personal and focused setting for a warm, home-cooked meal experience.
Chicken curry stands out with a rich coconut flavor and pairs well with rice pudding. Complimentary daal and potato bhorta add variety and balance to the meal.
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Korai Kitchen is takeout only and does not offer dine-in options.
Reservations are required for the tasting menu on Friday and Saturday nights.
The restaurant offers a tasting menu on Friday and Saturday nights.
Small space with a bright, clean design offers a cozy, modern vibe and upbeat music. Curries shine with rich coconut bases and fragrant herbs, featuring dishes like red curry with salmon. Perfect for quick bites or casual meals with friends in a lively setting.
Curries feature rich coconut bases and fragrant herbs that create deep, aromatic flavors. Dishes like red curry with salmon, green curry with chicken, and duck curry showcase perfectly cooked proteins and a creamy texture.
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They charge $18 for a large plate of drunken noodles.
The parking situation is challenging due to construction on a busy road.
There was no online ordering available when I visited in early March.
Warm South Indian vibe shines through traditional Tamil decor and nostalgic Chennai touches. Curries like Chicken Chettinad and goat curry offer rich, authentic spice. Pair dishes with parotta or biryani for a full experience in a homey atmosphere.
Curries here are authentically spiced and rich, with standout dishes like goat curry, Chicken Chettinad, and Masala chicken topped with sesame seeds. Pairings with parotta, dosa, and biryani complement the flavors well.
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On weekends, they prepare additional special dishes.
Vegetarian options are available and of good quality and taste.
Non-vegetarian lovers should try the non-veg dishes.
Casual Indian spot offers a daily buffet with four curry types and unlimited servings. Enjoy authentic Bengali sweets and a Gujarati Thali in a quiet, elegant space with chill music. The unlimited thali makes dining here unique and inviting.
A daily buffet offers four types of curries with unlimited servings. The spread includes chicken curry and fry, dal, rice, and freshly made masala dosa alongside other Indian snacks and sweets.
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Sunday lunches offer unlimited food for just $15.
The self-serve buffet opens at 3:30 pm.
The buffet costs around $15 per person and is all-you-can-eat.
Modern design meets cozy vibes with Bollywood music setting the mood. Egg curries like Hum Tum shine with rich, balanced spice. Unique paneer dishes add authentic street food flavor, making the space feel fresh and inviting.
Egg curries like Hum Tum and the Toots I Curry stand out with balanced spice and rich flavors. Chicken curries and the Paneer Gulknad Curry also offer satisfying, well-seasoned options.
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The restaurant specializes in Indian street food with a focus on egg dishes.
Expect larger portion sizes than average for your meal.
They charge an 'egg surcharge' which may affect your total bill.
Small eatery with a canteen vibe serves authentic South Indian breakfast in a homey setting. Thalis feature varied curries like cabbage and Andhra style daal with fluffy rice and large puris. Puri kurma offers a unique flavor distinct from typical Andhra curries.
Thalis come with varied curries like cabbage, ridge gourd, and Andhra style daal, served with fluffy rice and large puris. Puri kurma offers a unique flavor different from typical Andhra tiffin curries.
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Sri Ganesh Dosa House opens at 7:30 am and closes at 11 pm.
The wait time can be very long during peak hours.
The restaurant's cleanliness may not meet expectations.
Space blends traditional charm with modern touches, creating a cozy, elegant vibe. Rich mutton curry and spicy Chettinad chicken offer bold flavors, while puri with basen curry serves as a hearty vegetarian choice. Lighting and decor make dining peaceful and fresh.
Mutton curry and goat curry stand out with rich flavors. The spicy Chettinad chicken curry and biryani add variety, while puri with basen curry offers a solid vegetarian option.
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The restaurant does not have dedicated parking, but street-side parking is available nearby.
Complimentary rice and water are provided with meals.
Expect potential issues with food quality and hygiene based on customer feedback.
Cozy space with authentic Indian cuisine and a live counter creates a homely vibe. Rich curries like baby goat curry and dal makhani stand out, alongside a tasty Goan shrimp curry. Quiet setting with lofi Indian music blends tradition and calm perfectly.
Curries feature rich sauces like in the baby goat curry and dal makhani. Thai options include an amazing green curry. Goan shrimp curry offers a tasty twist, though not strictly authentic.
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The weekend lunch buffet offers about 20 dishes for $20 for adults.
Parking is limited due to street parking on Newark Avenue.
Swadist is a BYOB restaurant, allowing guests to bring their own drinks.
Modern space blends cozy atmosphere with electric energy from a live DJ playing Bollywood music. Curries deliver a rich and aromatic taste with balanced spice, especially in the veg thali. Guests enjoy a vibrant party vibe alongside flavorful Indian dishes.
Curries offer a rich and aromatic experience with a balanced spice level. The veg thali features a variety of flavorful curries alongside lentil soups, rice options, curd, and a sweet dish.
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The menu features a variety of platter options for sharing.
Prices are generally affordable, with many dishes under $25.
Customers can bring their own alcohol to enjoy with meals.