Great food, service and decor.. it felt like we were transported to India. For the food we ordered the Goat Biryani, Garlic Naan, Chicken Madras and Yellow Dhal. All had really good flavor and the spices really came through. The host was also really nice. Will definitely be a regular here.

Really delicious and authentic Indian food. Also very reasonably priced and great service. I got the Chicken Pista Korma and the Chicken Tikka Masala. Both were excellent.

I'm glad I tried the food here. It's one of the best Indian restaurants I've ever been to. I had the Beef Vindaloo lunch special and I could not find one fault. I'll definitely go back to try their other dishes!

Probably the best Indian restaurant in Manhattan. The atmosphere is beautiful and each dish is unique but also traditional and delicious. The drinks and dessert are unique and fun as well. As well as Ritesh was really well to take care not of us we will see you soon. It's family - ran and it's obvious (in a good way)

Appetizers samosa, lasooni gobi & paneer tika (mind blowing) were great as we kept reordering. Rupee beer (lager) was a great find which it seems is not available anywhere else. Entree of Kadhai paneer and their version of yellow daal was great. Deepak was honest and didn’t allow us to waste money by over ordering. We all appreciated Deepak’s service and candidness. Definitely coming back again here soon.

An exquisite fine dining experience but still manages to maintain the authenticity of a home cooked meal. This is really a hidden gem, very small place so don't miss it. Never crowded but great for take-out as well. The food is always fresh and flavorful. They have such a wide variety so it works whether you are a meat-eater or vegetarian. They take the Indian classics and update them with a modern twist. The flavors are inventive and bright. The food is not as heavy as you might expect from Indian food. Beautiful interior and plating, rich flavor and friendly staff, be sure to stop by!

I'm not sure how we managed to live in NY for over 10 years and didn't see this place. First of all, Goan food in NY, excellent. They get their spices directly from Goa!! Also, definitely get the beer which is brewed specially for this restaurant. There are probably over 100 restaurants in NY, this is in my top 3. Do not miss the cilantro curry salmon. I got the Goan thali and my wife got the vegetarian thali. Both were excellent and we can't wait to eat leftovers tomorrow. We're going to come back for the thali.

Went with a colleague on a weekday afternoon for lunch. The food was really good. We started off with the Egg Chops that were different and tasty. Loved the Malabari and Xacuti Chicken. The flavor was just right and not very overwhelming. The spice level was good, nothing crazy. The entrees do not come with rice and the quantity could have been a bit more but that's me just being critical. Biryani was good but I would say their entrees were better. The presentation of the food, service and ambience was excellent and I would surely go back!

Wonderful service! Our host had us expand our palette and we would HIGHLY recommend the chicken caffreal (chicken and cilantro)

Great experience first time visiting this restaurant. Order: Chicken with cilantro curry: 5/5 amazing garlic nan: 4/5 served a bit cold onion kulcha: 1/5 very thick not crispy at all starter: amazing Beer: Rupee beer 5/5 The owner himself welcomed us. We were gonna order some regular chicken curry but he suggested to order a off-menu dish, chicken with cilantro curry. It was just great. They also have rupee Indian beer which was also good. Overall great experience with what we ordered. I wish that their onion kulcha can be improved I will rate it 1 star