New location. Can't go wrong with the food here.
The best Indian place on 6th Ave. Brunch buffet is an especially good deal.
While it is definitely delicious don't order saag paneer when you are with a group of friends post beer heavy football match. They will make fun of you for being a veggie even if you are a carnivore.
Do not drink the sodas. They taste creepy for some reason.
Try the hot Phaal if you think you can take the heat! One of the hottest food I ever tasted!
The phaal is all hype. It has no flavor at all and isn't even that hot.
Known for their 'spiciest curry ever' gimmick, this spot stands out from many of the others on the East Village's Indian restaurant row.
If you order the phaal prepare to die lol
Readers' Poll winner of The Village Voice Best of NYC 2012 Best Spicy Food!
The lunch buffet is kind of ridiculously awesome
The lunch buffet definitely falls in to the "too good to be true" category!
Not only was the food amazing but I have very annoying allergies and they specially made my dish! The waiters were really friendly and on top of everything. Highly recommend.
The lunch buffet is just awesome and is worth for $9.99
Meat sizzler, lamb samosa, butter masala, garlic naan and anything else.
For a taste of the hot and savory, try the London-style Indian food from Brick Lane Curry House in the trendy East Village.
If you have a strong constitution, try the Phaal – an excruciatingly hot curry. Otherwise, the Chicken Tikka Masala is a safe bet, paired with Sesame Naan.
Probably the best curry house in New York Citytry the Lasanu Gobi - Cauliflower to die for and also the Chicken Tikka Masala and my Fav the Lamb Vindalooo. The Phaal is not for the fainthearted !
Mango mojito is tasty
Become a Phaal Curry Monster like myself
good Indian - if you have to wait at bar they serve