At Dhamaal, we're not just about serving delicious Indian cuisine; we're about creating an experience that tickles your taste buds and delights your senses. Nestled in the heart of New Jersey, our vibrant and lively restaurant is a celebration of all things fun and flavorful.Inspired by the rich tapestry of Indian culture and cuisine, we embarked on a journey to create a dining destination like no other. Dhamaal was born from the desire to infuse every meal with laughter, joy, and a generous helping of spice. At Dhamaal, we believe that dining out should be more than just a meal—it should be an adventure!We're more than just a restaurant; we're a community of food lovers, adventure seekers, and fun enthusiasts. Whether you're dining with family, catching up with friends, or simply looking to spice up your day, Dhamaal welcomes you with open arms and a whole lot of flavor. Come on over and join the fun at Dhamaal - where every meal is a celebration!
Indian Accent offers an inventive approach to Indian cuisine.Indian Accent's menu reinterprets nostalgic Indian dishes with an openness towards global techniques and influences. Chef Manish Mehrotra highlights distinctly Indian flavors on a contemporary menu.To respect the dining experiences of all our guests we practice a restricted entrance policy, only allowing children aged 10 years and above.
At aRoqa, we embrace the notion Indian dishes can be served tapas-style and in small plate fashion for sharing, perfect for couples on date night or intimate parties. Chef Ajay brings an elevated approach merging Indian flavors with a global palate and creative twists throughout. Drawing upon the varied and distinct flavors of regional India, each dish is a blend of vibrant, balanced flavors beautifully composed. Inspired by its name, in India friends and loved ones come together at a “roka” ceremony and celebrate by sharing a meal. Roqa [pronounced roh-kuh; an engagement ceremony in India, is a celebration of love and commitment.] A unique marriage of cuisine and cocktails in a chic, sophisticated setting
At Paisley, Michelin Star Chef Peter Beck pays homage to the food, art, and culture of India in the dynamic lower Manhattan neighborhood of Tribeca. Previously the Executive Chef at Tamarind, where he earned a Michelin Star and a Two-Star review from The New York Times, Chef Beck showcases his unique perspective on Indian cuisine inspired by his upbringing in New Dehli and time spent cooking in Mumbai and New York City. The menu at Paisley utilizes authentic techniques and ingredients to highlight regional specialties from the Northern, Southern, and Eastern parts of the country.
The new Patiala Indian Grill and Bar is an authentic north and south Indian Cuisine in the heart of Penn station, Manhattan, serving with familiar fare includes many vegan and vegetarian options served with Royal Indian hospitality. Parties 20+ have to make 2 different bookings online depending on party size.
Experience the Flavors of Spice SymphonyIndulge in an orchestra of spices and culinary masterpieces. Your taste adventure awaits.We blend traditional Indian spices using age-old kitchen equipment to create a symphony of flavors and colors from every corner of the country. From coastal delights to Mogul cuisine and innovative creations, every dish is an exquisite journey for the palate.Elevate your experience with our curated wine list, complementing each dish as you explore the diverse landscapes of Indian cuisine.Step into our chic space, where modern elegance meets warmth. Our attentive staff ensures a personalized touch from the moment you arrive.Indulge in the ultimate dining experience at Spice Symphony, where tradition, innovation, and hospitality converge to create unforgettable moments at every table.
This elegantly attired restaurant, named after one of the oldest civilizations in the world, offers a menu that features many classic dishes from the Indian subcontinent like an assortment of kebabs, curries and biryanisslow cooked rice dishes which feature vegetables or meat and many aromatic spices. However, the menu at Indus Valley / Manhattan Valley also has some unusual offerings like chicken chat and chicken samosas, which do not normally feature on menus of Indian restaurants. Also, instead of the weekend buffet which is considered to be de rigueur at an Indian eatery, Indus Valley / Manhattan Valley offers a 'lunch special' which can be had in various permutations and combinations at different prices.
Bricklane Curry House is a British type curry house reminiscent of an East London style Indian Restaurant. Brick Lane Curry House is an authentic Indian restaurant.
Opened in 1999, Ghandi Caf� serves authentic Anglo-Indian cuisine. Present in a quiet neighborhood, Ghandi Caf� offers an intimate space and an opportunity to escape from the hustle and bustle of NYC.
Customers at the restaurant can enjoy Indian classical music while they eat. Appetizers include the cheese poori and the onion bhaji. Notable main dishes on the menu include the chicken tikka masala and the butter chicken. Both dishes are served with garlic naan. The restaurant is good for kids and has a casual ambiance. A good place for lunch and dinner, Ghandi Caf� has a friendly and efficient staff. Apart from the Indian food, diners can enjoy seafood specialties and desserts such as gulab jamon and kulfi.
