L'Indian Accent propose une approche inventive de la cuisine indienne.
Son menu réinterprète les plats indiens traditionnels, avec des techniques et des influences internationales. Le chef Manish Mehrotra met en valeur les saveurs indiennes dans un menu contemporain.
Indian summer Harlem serves the traditional Indian cuisine in New York. If you are willing to try something new then you must visit our restaurant; You will never regret it.
L'Awadh, jadis un état princier, est l'une des plus anciennes régions indiennes. L'histoire enchanteresse de cette terre des nababs, rois connus pour leur mode de vie raffiné et extravagant, s'exprime à travers la richesse de sa cuisine. Le restaurant Awadh vous procure ces saveurs audacieuses qui maintiennent un équilibre entre les épices, l'intensité et l'acidité.
L'Awadh est la dernière création de Gaurav Anand, après le Bhatti Indian Grill (Murray Hill) et le Moti Mahal Delux (Upper East Side). L'Awadh constitue un point culminant de finesse culinaire, provenant de la meilleure cuisine de la terre sacrée et historique de l'Inde. Le restaurant cherche à créer des expériences et des souvenirs à travers les saveurs, tandis que vous explorez les viandes, les légumes, les fruits de mer, les kebabs, les currys et les pains qui laisseront une impression durable sur votre palais.
Experience the Flavors of Spice SymphonyIndulge in an orchestra of spices and culinary masterpieces. Your taste adventure awaits.We blend traditional Indian spices using age-old kitchen equipment to create a symphony of flavors and colors from every corner of the country. From coastal delights to Mogul cuisine and innovative creations, every dish is an exquisite journey for the palate.Elevate your experience with our curated wine list, complementing each dish as you explore the diverse landscapes of Indian cuisine.Step into our chic space, where modern elegance meets warmth. Our attentive staff ensures a personalized touch from the moment you arrive.Indulge in the ultimate dining experience at Spice Symphony, where tradition, innovation, and hospitality converge to create unforgettable moments at every table.
This elegantly attired restaurant, named after one of the oldest civilizations in the world, offers a menu that features many classic dishes from the Indian subcontinent like an assortment of kebabs, curries and biryanisslow cooked rice dishes which feature vegetables or meat and many aromatic spices. However, the menu at Indus Valley / Manhattan Valley also has some unusual offerings like chicken chat and chicken samosas, which do not normally feature on menus of Indian restaurants. Also, instead of the weekend buffet which is considered to be de rigueur at an Indian eatery, Indus Valley / Manhattan Valley offers a 'lunch special' which can be had in various permutations and combinations at different prices.
Moti Mahal Delux offers recipes that are distinguished principally by inventive flavor combinations and the finesse of ‘Mughlai’ cuisine, a "bargain in any neighbourhood for food that provides a surprising flavor of luxury" - The New York Times, 2 StarsThe signature “Butter Chicken”, has come to be known as one of the most renowned dishes in the world. “Tandoori Chicken”, "the most eye opening item to come out of the oven" is the legacy of the Moti Mahal restaurant chain. “Daal Makhani”, or “Kaali Daal”, is "deeply, truly luxurious" and here at Moti Mahal Delux, can make you go "wobbly with happiness". Another Moti Mahal Delux signature is the Masala, a fragrant curry prepared with a choice of goat brain, crab, chicken or shrimp. This sophisticated and upscale restaurant with a "comfortable modern dining room" and "attentive and courteous" service offers a one of a kind Mughlai fine dining experience.
Welcome to Lungi,Lungi blends the cooking styles of South India and Sri Lanka and reflects the cultural upbringing of restaurateur and chef Albin Vincent who grew up in Kanyakumari, India, with deep roots in Sri Lanka. His culinary journey is rich with stories from his grandmother, an extraordinary cook who instilled his passion for food from a young age, teaching him the art of traditional Sri Lankan and Southern Indian dishes. Even though authentic South Asian fare has been in vogue in New York City for quite some time, it's been hard to find the bold, flavorful fare of Sri Lanka outside of Staten Island. Vincent, with Chef Vasantha Kumar from Tamil Nadu and Sous Chef Andrew Simethy from Kerala, offer both within a vibrant menu transporting diners into the homes and side street shacks of their native lands.
The new Patiala Indian Grill and Bar is an authentic north and south Indian Cuisine in the heart of Penn station, Manhattan, serving with familiar fare includes many vegan and vegetarian options served with Royal Indian hospitality. Parties 20+ have to make 2 different bookings online depending on party size.
SAAR is a modern Indian bistro in Midtown Manhattan helmed by celebrated Tandoor Master Chef Hemant Mathur and his wife, acclaimed Chef Surbhi Sahni. The 64-seat restaurant and bar showcases authentic regional comfort food in a cozy, eclectic setting inspired by Chef Mathur’s home city of Jaipur. The menu features a unique combination of traditional home cooked and Indian street foods, reflecting the essence of India’s broad multicultural influences – including elements from British, Persian, and Jewish cuisine. Service includes lunch and dinner.
Opening on December 3rd! Dilli Dilli presents: a Food Tale of Two Cities - Old Delhi & New Delhi! Opening on December 3rd.Discover the essence of Delhi at Dilli Dilli, where traditional Mughal flavors meet modern culinary innovations, crafted by chefs Gaurav Anand and Vipul Gupta. Designed by managing partner, Abla Atoubi, be ready to enter an oasis of flavors, and enjoy a unique dining experience that brings the vibrant tastes of India's capital to New York.
