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    4Corners Bistro

    3.5 (6 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 10:30 AM, 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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    The food is excellent and priced fair. The curry shrimp and cajun catfish was prepared perfectly.

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    8 years ago

    Good food, always great service from bartender Bobby. I suggest the Indian dishes. I just wish they would get a better beer selection.

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    Nola Desi Kitchen - Naan

    Nola Desi Kitchen

    4.3(158 reviews)
    1.5 mi
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    I was told over the phone they had kabsa as a special of the day (a Middle Eastern rice dish). I…read moreasked if it was authentic because this is not a Middle Eastern restaurant. I was told repeatedly that it was kabsa(a rice dish). What I received was not kabsa at all -- it was a flatbread/pastry (like mutabbak), not a rice dish. When I called, the owner said they don't even make kabsa and pointed to the receipt saying it was written as mutabbak. He was rude and refused a refund. That doesn't change the fact that I was told on the phone by some woman that they had kabsa. This wasn't a mix-up about taste -- I was told one thing and given something completely different, and they doubled down instead of fixing it.

    I've been visiting NOLA Desi Kitchen for years now and the food ALWAYS hits the spot. When my dad…read morewas in town I brought him to nearly every Desi restaurant in New Orleans, and this was the last one. He LOVED it and said "this is what home cooking in Pakistan tastes like!" He even bought a second order of chicken biryani to go for his travels. My go to order is the goat biryani but honestly EVERYTHING here is amazing. If you happen to be able to catch when they have a buffet- OMG GO! The staff are all extremely kind as well! I typically order my food to go but I've eaten in twice. The space is modest and clean. Nothing too fancy but the food will surely knock your socks off. OMG THE TEAAAA too! You have to order the tea!

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    Garlic Naan 13. Chicken Tikka Masala

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    Shyan's Kitchen - Goat

    Shyan's Kitchen

    4.2(296 reviews)
    4.0 mi
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    Great food, great service, great experience!…read more One of my favorite things about Indian and Pakistani restaurants is the aroma that hits when you open the door. It's what I assume heaven smells like. When you open the door at Shyan's you're greeted by that and a boisterous welcome from the kitchen. But let me come back to the aroma for a minute, because it's relevant. Rather than a generic mix of seasonings, this is like walking into someone's home kitchen and getting a snapshot of what is cooking right then. Ok, the food! I ordered the saag chicken with rice and naan. I hate that I didn't try anything else because it all looked amazing, but my friends, that saag chicken was to die for. I've had saag dishes several times (not enough) but this one was the best I have ever tried. I want to live in that mix of spices and chicken. The naan was huge and perfect. Flaky, savory, pillowy, pick an adjective and you will be happy. I will be back as often as I can. Amazing experience.

    One of my favorite south Asian restaurants in New Orleans. The portions are large and generous. The…read moreflavors are bold and delicious. The atmosphere is casual but nice. It's always clean when I've been. And I found the service to be nothing short of kind, courteous, and friendly. I can personally vouch for the gosht saag, paneer tikka masala, goat biryani, and mango lassi.

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    Aroma Indian Cuisine

    4.7(20 reviews)
    11.2 miIrish Channel

    I was very excited to try Aroma on Magazine Street. The restaurant was well-decorated, and the…read moreservice was friendly. I was thrilled to see Pani Puri on the menu because I had been wanting to try it after seeing it all over my TikTok, and it was absolutely delicious. Very airy, light and flavorful. The two sauces that came with it were both tasty, with the minty one being my favorite. The samosas were a perfect size for two. The chili chicken had a nice level of spice-not too hot, but full of flavor. We also ordered the garlic naan and butter chicken but forgot to take a picture of it. The naan had a lovely garlic flavor, was the right size and a nice crispy texture. The butter chicken was creamy and tender. I would definitely go back.

    Wonderful meal from start to finish!…read more My new roommate took me out to eat and I chose Aroma's new location. I'd tried their other spot under the freeway, but it's not so pleasant for dine-in. This one has a warm, inviting ambience and servers are friendly. We tried: veg pakodas, veg Manchurian, veg samosas, butter naan, peshawari naan, vegetable korma made with coconut milk, chole masala, and aloo ghobi. The veg pakodas were different than I'm used to, (small morsels rather than a specific number of larger ones) but they were aromatic and crisp and I greatly enjoyed them. The samosas were perfect, too, with some lovely chutney which I ate with my curry. The chole masala was only *slightly* too spicy for my taste but it was still amazing. The korma was flawless--just the right amount of spice and the veggies tasted fresh. I didn't try the aloo ghobi or peshawari naan, but my roommate said the aloo ghobi was great and the peshawari was a bit too sweet for him. My butter naan was fantastic--I could have eaten two of them! Overall a fantastic dinner. I'll definitely be back.

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    Naan and chicken korma (wine from the vintage)

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