I really love this restaurant, If you want real authentic Indian street food you have to try this. I personally always go to the one in canton but I have tried the troy location too and they are both awesome. Tandoori chicken, and butter chicken with the naan bread is a must.
One of the best Indian restaurant in Detroit. Nice spread of Vegetarian North/South Indian food.
Quality of the food : Good
Prices : Reasonable
Good food.
The prices don’t really justify the taste or the quantity of food they serve.
If you’re looking at once in a while experience than it’s worth the money.
Excellent Indian Food! My husband wanted to come here for his Birthday. Since it was our first time here, the owner suggested dishes based on what we wanted. Very delicious! We will be back!
I've been wanting to try Neehee's for a while now (when I'm out to Ikea) and it was worth the wait. Expansive menu with a great selection of northern Indian food (most typical Indian restaurants are Southern). Place order at the counter, get a buzzer and food is prepared fresh. Great for takeout. The "burgers" were great.
Visiting from Florida and arriving to Detroit I was extremely hungry and wanted something fresh to eat. So I came across Neehee's and oh my goodness the food was amazing! I was so hungry that I ordered 3 different plates not knowing exactly what it was (just looked good on photo) and was blown away by the burst of flavor and taste.
Great even for meat eating folks! But you wont find any non veg on the menu. They make up for it in authenticity and flavor. The menu is vast and everything is served up fresh.
Usually long wait for a group of 4 or more. Service is very fast. Being an Indian I usually I do not enjoy eating in Indian restaurant. However, they have very tasty fast-food. Carry-out available.
Tried 4 different dishes and they were all gross. Can't call ahead for carryout, have to order in person. I love Indian food and was excited to try this place. My coworkers also were turned off by the whole experience. We tried each dish and threw them away. In an office of 20 people, nobody wanted it to eat it. That's a first!
Visiting family in Michigan and they suggested NeeHee's. Great choice! It was crowded with many groups waiting in the parking lot for a table but they were able to service take out orders. It is a self service place with seating for about 40 people I guess. The chaat style food is amazing.. One of the better places I have visited anywhere in the USA. The menu has a wide range of choices and the food is as close to the original (that is if you can imagine a single, original version of any item). The prices are very reasonable, our group of 8 was able to stay under $90.
The food is hit or miss. Sometimes my dish is hot, sometimes it's warm, and today it was ice cold. When it's good it's really good.when the temperature is weirdit's okay. This is my 4th visit and I wanted to see if the temperature problem was fixed. I guess not. They are making the food with and without spice now. That is a plus. This is the best Indian restaurant in the canton area in my opinion when the food is the right temperature.
Food was great, I had M7, which was a sampler dish that came with a lot of things to eat, rotis and the best basmati rice. Excellent spice level. Will definitely be back soon. The pager system they have to alert you that your food is ready is a bit annoying though. The pagers vibrate loudly on the metal tables and startled several people including myself. Id suggest they see if there are rubber pads they could put on the pagers to mitigate the sound they make on the metal tables.
Wide selection. Fast service. Clean and spacious. I really enjoyed the food! Will definitely come again in the future.
Home cooking! All vegetarian. Supremely delicious. Without doubt, the Best Indian Food in the state, if not for a few hundred miles. This is the closes to 'authentic' home made Indian meals you can get. Cafeteria style. Lines can be long, but moves fast enough.
This place is probably one of the more original dining concepts in Metro Detroit. I know it's a franchise and I'm excited to see how it matures and evolves. As an omnivore, I still find plenty to get excited about. So many spicy dishes to try. It's interesting to see our Asian friends truly eat food, unlike what we find in most Asian restaurants in the US.
If you're looking for a new dining experience, give Neehee's a shot. They are vegetarian, but it's filling and the flavors are interesting.