Flavors of India

I luckily stumbled upon this place. Finally after almost a freaken week and about $300 later, and 8 different “Indian” places, I find a place that comes close to northern indian food (or close to nyc indian food -actually better ).
The secret was hammering (communicating) through the gal who has problem understanding English (and oddly didn’t speak Hindhi, Urdu, or Spanish ... probably I need to pickup Nepali)... any how i happen to run into the chef after the bathroom usage ... then i spoke to him and he got my order right.

The service staff , even after my happy stomach , 25% Tip , that’s right , got me sweet n low as opposed to regular sugar for my chai. All was well cause I got good food and she could not get me 2 cardmon seeds for whatever reason (she never told me because she couldn’t communicate ? idk) ...

Missing my kitchen back in NYC and missing the no frills service and decent plain super affordable prices in , yes, NYC.
Some ppl say MS Windows is bloatware, prices for (small places not actual full fledged restaurants) food here is same stuff .. bloatware!

Next stop, I go to the temple, let’s see how they stack up with (North) Indian Food with temples in NYC/(North East). Stay Tuned!

Consistently good Indian takeaway

Reasonable food, but the walk from dining room to bathroom is disgusting and kills the appetite. The walls should have better decorations to make it more pleasant.

great Indian food and I think i have been to every indian place in the area, thanks again. decent Buffet price, menu does not seem to change much, parking for about 8 cars but street parking is available.....................................................................

Went here on an empty Sunday night. It was so good!! An excellent find. Be sure to order the lamb vindaloo and garlic naan.