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Just got delivery whilst it was fast and hot. The korma was not only very watery but not creamy nor mild it was very very spicy. Just really dissapointed. Can't eat it.

We were a bit reluctant at first, as the place was deserted. However, after a promise of free drinks and dessert we were in. We opted for the one price dinner (about 10 bucks w/soda to drink). You get mulligatawny soup or samosas for an appetizer We all got samosas, so can't say how the soup is. The samosas were great ( meat or vegetable). Choice of bread, nan or roti (both tasty). Main dish choices were chicken tiki masala, tandori chicken, lamb rezala, or vegetable curry. We had the tiki masala, tandori chicken, & lamb rezala. All were very good. For dessert we requested a taste of everything, so they brought out some rice pudding, pistachio ice cream, mango ice cream, and some other really sweet/syrupy fruit I think? All in all we were quite satisfied with everything. I would recommend this place to friends.

Had dinner here the other night. The food (Paneer Makhni) was bland at best. the place was empty, but I think it might just have been a quiet night. It's too bad really because the people were very friendly and the service was good - but the food was oh so disappointing.

We decided to dine at Angon after reading the other MP reviews. Well, I forgot the address, but I knew the general area. When we turned down 6th Street, we were surprised to see that there are many different Indian Restaurants to choose from on this street. Well, we decided to stay with our first choice and we are glad we did. We were definitely pleased with the taste and quality of the food. I look forward to dining here again in the near future.

I spent some time studying in London where the Indian food is excellent and, being a poor student, frequented the Indian vegetarian buffet near my dorm every day (all you can eat for 4 pounds!) Though not so cheap, Angon rocks. The atmosphere is SO warm and friendly and the vegetarian dishes are delicious, not greasy. I'm a fan of the pani puri and the alu ghobie bhajee, not to mention the mango lassi, The flavors are quite authentic and my friend and I were stuffed. I live in the East Village and wish I took the apartment I looked at that was right next door to Angon so I could be there all the time!

This place probably used to be good, which is why we went (some of the reviews were very good) However, we went there this week, and will never go back again. The soup was watery and not flavorful, and the main meal was disgusting and tasted like dog food. Do not go to this restaurant. It is absolutely deplorable.

I have never had such terrible Paneer Makhani in my life. So very very disappointed. The staff was excellent but the food was bad.