Awesome caring service Very respectful of the guests and…read morewhat they would like to have They stored the cake for us and then presented with candles and plates Food was super. Come here for Goa taste. Enjoy the feni - authentic Goan drink

First time trying Indian cuisine with Portuguese influence…read more Many flavors were new to me, and while some were a pleasant welcome, there were some I think that required a more advanced(?) palette or perhaps just acquired tastes. I did the tasting menu and enjoyed the fish, good spice blend that wasn't overwhelming in heat. Paired well with the rest of the spread. I'd try it again

Wow ! Great cheese nan ! I've never had it before. It was light and had a thin layer of cheese…read moreslipped in between the layers of bread. I think I may like it better than the garlic nan. Bombay Grill is one of my favorite Indian restaurants in the city. The food is gently spiced and not greasy. The last time I checked, they had an excellent health department grade. It was a challenge to find that plus an affordable lunch special. One of my other favorite Indian restaurants has had several issues with the NYC health department. The Yelp app is very helpful - it lists the health department grade after the ratings. Bombay Grill also makes excellent curries. I prefer those over the usual chicken tikka masala - although that's always good. If you order lunch, the lunch box has more variety but less of the main course. So if you want just one main dish, it's better to go without a box lunch option and just choose a standard lunch deal.

This place lives up to its excellent reviews. We spent the day in Jersey so when we got to this…read morespot in Bedstuy we were hungry. We tried the chargrilled Red Snapper, lamb shank (not my favorite but super tender), lamb kabobs, chicken tandoori, fish tikka, samosas, mango lassi. Yeah.. we indulged. Packed all left overs for home (something we rarely do, but something tells me this stuff will reheat well tomorrow ) my fam are fans of Bollywood, so interesting enough, one of the servers even sounded like a wise uncle in a Khan Movie . The food, the service, even the voices of the servers, were all excellent.

The service was absolutely phenomenal. The food came out very fast, and we received multiple…read morecomplimentary items. The food was delicious, we ordered the butter chicken, lamb korma, and saag paneer. Highly recommend this restaurant!

The service, food, and ambiance were great. Enjoyed a nice meal on our quick trip to NY.read more

Prices are right and the food and service were excellent. I had the vegetable samosa, chicken…read moremasala dish and garlic naan. All were perfect!

Great food, good service and open for late dinner. The ambiance is lovely too!! Highly recommend.read more

Had a really enjoyable lunch at Tera Mera. The highlight was the daily khichadi, which had such a…read morewarm, homey quality to it. The vegetables, lentils, and rice were balanced and comforting, and it really tasted homemade in the best way. The summer salad was also lovely, and the pani puri was decent. Service was warm, and the atmosphere was relaxed, with nice outdoor seating in the back. Just note that you pay at the counter when you order. Great lunch spot overall, and I hope to return for dinner.

We had dinner for two here last night and overall had a solid experience, with a few things that…read morecould be improved. We chose bar seating, which ended up being a bit of a tight squeeze facing the wall; not the most comfortable setup, but manageable for a short meal. To start, we had the pani puri, followed by the samosa chaat. The flavors were good, but the samosa chaat was a bit of a letdown. It wasn't served hot, and the samosa itself was soggy rather than crisp. That contrast in texture is really what makes the dish shine, so it felt like it may have sat a bit too long or was over-sauced. We also tried the vegetable pav, which was decent, and the cod, which was actually very good; nicely cooked with a flavorful sauce. I did find myself wishing we had an extra roti to soak up the rest. For drinks, I had the mango lassi, which I appreciated for not being overly sweet. Service was okay but could be more attentive. My water wasn't refilled after a couple of rounds, and we felt a bit rushed toward the end of the meal. We were given the check without being asked about dessert, which caught us off guard. We did ask afterward, but by then decided to go elsewhere. That said, the food overall is flavorful, and I can see why this place has appeal; especially if you're looking for something a little different in the neighborhood. Having met the owner before in Industry City, it's great to see her doing well in Carroll Gardens, and I wish the restaurant continued success.

Came here on a whim with a friend as we were doing a food crawl in Flatbush/Kensington. We didn't…read moreeven know this place existed, but after leaving the first spot, bumping into this one and seeing the review about the "biggest masala dosa", we had to try it. Spoiler, we never made it to any of the other locations because we were so full. Jalsa provide fare from all over India and makes paneer in house. They have plenty of seating and can take care of large catering parties. As is customary, they have a Sunday lunch buffet. We came on a rainy Saturday afternoons and there weren't many patrons dining. We went with the masala chai, mango lassi, lamb kati roll, and a ghee masala dosa with gun powder, upon recommendation. -The masala chai was perfectly blended, with sugar on the side to sweeten to one's liking. -The mango lassi was really good, but a bit thicker than I'd like; good tartness. -Lamb kati roll was really good, larger than expected. The flavours were well balanced and the paratha had a good flake to it. There was A LOT of lamb inside. -The ghee masala dosa was the shining star; it must have been 2.5, if not 3 feet long. The edges were super crispy like a chip, and the masala potato pilling was delicious If I could do it all over again, I'd only eat here and not eat ahead of time, since this was enough food to fill a party of two (maybe add in a samosa or two). I'll definitely be coming back to try more fare.

The best samosas! Lots of really delicious vegan options. Portions could be bigger for what they…read morecharge, but great food. I hear they may be opening up a backyard option as well, which would be thrilling.

Mint Heights has reliable Indian food. I'm posting photos of the lunch special from yesterday - to…read moreshow what was included. They sent 4 side sauces which were delicious & really enhanced the entire meal. I also bought a full sized Saag Paneer - also excellent. They included lots of paneer & it tasted very fresh. The chicken tikka could have used a little more chicken, I would have preferred the option for all chicken tikka (instead of an equal sized portion of daal). The garlic Nan was good, 4 stars overall.

This place is delicious! I ordered the paneer tikka masala with garlic naan…read more It had good flavor. The service was friendly. There's an okay amount of indoor seating.

This is our goto place for Indian food in Brooklyn. Being a Bengali I was dumbfounded when I found…read morean authentic Bengali restaurant walking distance from our place and the food quality is five stars!! I have not been disappointed once after eating more than 5 times. Below are items that I order regularly: 1. Chicken Biryani 2. Kosha Mangsho (Goat Curry) 3. Chilli Chicken - This is probably the best I have ever eaten! However I highly recommend eating this at the restaurant coz Togo will get soggy and not as much fun! There are couple of things which I am not a fan of: 1. They do not have a phone number on their website 2. Their Togo menu is different than their sit in menu. However, if you go there and ask them for items that are in their sit-in menu, they have never said no

I was very excited to try this spot in the neighborhood. Park Slope is such a desi food desert so…read moreit's always a treat when I find a spot dishing out some amazing curries and kebabs. The decor and vibe of this place is so vibrant and beautiful, it instantly puts you in a good mood. I came here for a solo dinner during restaurant week which was a pretty good deal. Most of the patrons seem like they were neighborhood locals which I love to see. I would say based on the flavors and the people dining here that this restaurant is more of a gentrified desi place than authentic. I found the flavors in most of the items I tried lacking. The fuchka prepared tableside is a nice touch, but again the marketing is geared more towards non-desi patrons. The fish fry was delicious and a good portion but more like a good British fish n chips cod filet than a desi fish fry with proper spices. Even the mustard served on the side was awfully bland with no spice whatsoever. While I can still appreciate the flavors, I will always be disappointed when an establishment trades authenticity to serve and coddle palettes that do not appreciate proper desi food. The lamb curry was very very good, and I specifically asked for it to be made spicy. Dining here felt like invading a curated space for non Indians, so I unapologetically ate the curry and rice with my hands to remind myself that yes, this is still our food even if it's muted. To the owners I say - do better and do not shy away from authentic flavors. This is afterall, New York freaking City. We are allowed to show up and showcase our cuisine with full masala, full spice and full heat - just the way God intended it to be.