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This was a huge surprise. I was dragged to this neighborhood by some friends. We were not excited by what we saw. Once they started bringing the food, everything changed. These people treated us like we were family. They make incredible Indian food. Their Pakoras were fantastic (both fish and vegetable). The samosas were terrific. The Saag Paneer was great. I loved the Red Snapper Tandoori. The shrimp curry...fantastic. This was the best lassi ever had. I only have great things to say about this.....and it was well worth the trip!

It's like the old Pringles commercial that says you can't try just once! It's that good! Absolutely try their house specialties and take recommendations from the servers. They will always steer you in the right direction. The Chicken Samosa is also delicious! They usually have a little Zee TV running in the background which means if you're on your own you can catch up on your Bollywood while you wait for your pick up or while you eat.

Surprisingly good and a good surprise. I would troop to this restaurant from another neighborhood to eat this tasty Indian food. Delivery time is on point.

I've been being told to order from this place for a long time. Just ordered the meal combo. So good and I'm very happy. I'll be visiting again VERY soon.

I ordered takeout last night, and ordered the Malai Kofta and the Matar Paneer (with a plain naan). Both were delicious. The naan was soft and fresh, and both dishes were surprisingly flavorful. And I had enough for two meals of leftovers, which means each of my meals was around $7.50. Not bad!

The food is much better than I expected when walking in since it's a bit of "hole in the wall". I get the Chef Specials since you can't get them t other places and I'd highly recommend the Mughal or the Malabar Curry (made with mustard seeds). Also the Garlic naan seems to have it's own reputation from what I've read in other reviews, so try that. And my favorite dish is the Saag Panir. Honestly, it's the best I've even had. No exaggeration. What really struck me though was that they treat me like family every time i go there. My most common New York service experiences are to be met with glassed over eyes and sometimes a hint of dissatisfaction with having to do a job that is apparently beneath them... So if you're looking for something different, delicious, inexpensive and you're willing to travel Brooklyn, check it out.

I ordered take out--the food was amazing! I highly recommend the Baigan Bhartha (Eggplant). I also had the Bindi Masala (okra) which was delish as well. I would assume, judging by my fabulous tasting dishes, that all the other food is fabulous.