We enjoyed our meal at Singh's Dhaba. Service was slow though sincere. Setup is clean and basic…read more(I'm not sure I'd agree it's a date spot). The food came out super quick - we ordered two entrees and 2 breads. The flavors were really good (not sure why people are saying the food was bland). We tried the malai kofta (a medium had a kick to it). And the Punjabi kadhi - it tasted good but it was thicker than I'm used to having it. Portions were good - we made 3 total meals out of 2 entrees (not per person m, total). Prices were reasonable. It delivered on what you expect it to be. A no-frills good-tasting Indian meal.

Love the chicken korma!! So good. We usually share it along with naan & the samosas and it's the…read moreperfect amount for 2. We also get takeout from here often and the food is always consistent and quick. I have tried a few other items that have been good but not repeat orders. The paneer is a bit sparse and the chicken tikka is alright.

This is good solid Indian food. The way it was served, to how fresh everything was…read more The mint chutney had wave of aroma that complimented the community of food that accompanied it. I am excited to try the mango chutney next. The vindaloo had the spice I was looking for with the naan truly having the bubble airy texture. It is a small place and worth it to go.

Discovered this tiny but delicious corner eat-in/takeout restaurant after a World Cup street party…read morein Inman Square. One of my frustrations about Indian food is the lunch buffets are always varied and amazing, but for dinner you're stuck ordering more limited options. But fortunately this place has mixed dinner platters... and the veggie one was delish! Curry veggies, biryani, naan, raita and chutney plus a veggie samosa. So much food I brought some home. Loved it all and it would definitely go back! Just know you need cash...or order online while in line and let them know you plan to eat there.

Having been to Nepal, I was beyond excited to try this spot. Unfortunately had to do grubhub, but…read moredidn't affect the meal. Had: Tandoori roti - great 2 piece chapati - good Chicken momo - great Nepali thali (chicken curry) - soo good Overall, this will probably be one of my favorite spots since moving to Cambridge and will stop by in person asap.

After being in Boston for 5 years, this was hands down the worst dining experience I've ever had…read more The service was awful. My family and I waited over 50 minutes for our food. We watched over 20 online orders get sent out of the kitchen, and the waiters never came to our table to check on us. When complaining to the owner/manager, he expressed his apologies and mentioned that they were understaffed. This is no excuse for shitty service. If you are understaffed, why are you still taking so many online orders? Focus on your dine-in tables for the night! When the food did come, it was SO SO average -- something I didn't need to come all the way to Union Square for. Definitely not worth the wait. TL;DR - I will never be returning here, and will never, ever recommend.

Pretty good spot! Staff was super friendly and food was tasty. Had the vegetable pakoras, lamb…read morevindaloo, saag paneer, and fish curry. All pretty good.

I came by on an weekend afternoon where there was no rush and pormpt service by the staff. I…read moreappreciate it the heads up by the staff member that one of my dishes would take 20 to 25 minutes versus 10 to 15 minutes depending on how I got it cooked. I went with the chicken momos tandoori style medium (fastest type) and it was beautifully seasoned, the spicy sauce added a nice kick, but not overwhelming. The mulligatawny soup was excellent appetizer, filled with curried spices and easy to drink. This could even be a main dish if you add rice. If you like daal, and are looking for something different, I recommend this lentil soup! There's a lot of sunlight and multiple tables of 4 at the restaurant for dine in. I'm not ready to crown this place as the best Indian food in Cambridge, but I will definitely be back to make that determination!

Excellent subtle spices. close to Kendall Cinema by car, Great place to discuss complex movie where…read morewe could hear each other and eat complex delicious food.

Me: Hello, I just wanted tgo make sure the chicken tikka masala was $18 for dine-in as well as…read morepick-up. Them: Yes, $22, Me: What? It says $18 on your menu there. Them: Yes, $18 for the curry and $2 for the chicken. $22. Me: WHAT? Them: $18 f ... Me: No no, I heard you. You charge $18 for the sauce and $2 for the chicken? And you come to $22?? Them: Yes. Plus tax. So I'm gonna go there and ask for just a bowl of ketchup for 20 bucks.

Go-to Indian food spot. Generous servings that turn 2 meals into 4, comes with variety of sauces…read moreand the naan is always warm and soft!!

While the quantity was more than sufficient, the chicken itself was a letdown. It had the texture…read moreof mass-produced, pre-cut pieces rather than authentic, marinated chicken. There was a total lack of infusion; the chicken tasted plain, as if it had been tossed into the sauce at the last minute. I probably won't risk to order from here again.

The food was great and the service very attentive. The ambiance was very nice, plenty of room…read morebetween tables. Every table seemed to be enjoying themselves but no noise issues as far as we could tell. The pakoras were fresh and the mango fish very tasty. Both chicken dishes were nicely done too. We limited the spice levels because of our group but would probably go up a notch next time :-)

This Indian restaurant on the main drag in the lovely town center of Arlington was a nice find. My…read morecolleague and I were on business and when we're traveling, we like to find good places to eat of varying styles. Indian is one of my favorites and this was a fairly short drive from our hotel in Waltham. We made a reservation but that did not seem to be at all necessary. It was a Monday night and it was not particularly busy. We were seated right away. They featured a very pleasant dining room and we were able to secure a table by the front window. This was a great spot and added to our experience. The service was very good. We were attended to quickly and well cared for throughout our time there. The food came out in a timely manner well presented at the appropriate temperature. My colleague opted for the Creamy Coconut Chicken. I tried a bite of this and was favorably impressed. In addition, he had a Mango Lassi to which he also gave a thumbs-up. I had the Fish Curry, which I ordered at a medium level in terms of spice. It was very tasty as it had just the right amount of kick. He ordered the Garlic Naan to accompany his meal while I had my favorite type of Indian bread (my favorite type of bread period, really) Peshwari Naan. We were both happy with these choices. I also had a glass of cabernet which turned out to be a decent choice. Our final bill that included food, drinks, tax and tip was $86. At $43 per person in this inflationary time, I was happy enough with the value given the quality of the fare and the overall experience. I would be happy to make a return visit.

Really loved the experience, the Cochin Chicken Curry was spot on - I hail from Kerala and get good…read morequality Indian food in Dallas which is where I live these days, so trust me on this dish. Had it with Naan, crispy and fresh. I also had a Chicken 65 which was also nice. Servers were energetic, the restaurant was almost full even though I was probably the last customer to walk in for dinner tonight. Customers at the restaurant included people of Indian origin and other ethnicities which to me is a good indication of the popularity of the restaurant.

Came on a busy Valentine's Day and was able to get two seats at the bar. I ordered the chicken…read moretikka masala, and we shared the samosas and vegetable fritters as appetizers, then tried a dessert as well. All the food was so good, and the owner was very friendly in sharing information about the dishes. Both the samosas and fritters were nicely cooked and crispy. The mint sauce and chutney tasted fresh and complemented the appetizers well. I asked for medium heat for the chicken tikka masala, and it came with rice. Both the curry and the rice were hearty portions. The chicken pieces were lean white meat, cleanly cut, and tender. The bell peppers and onions were well coated in the curry sauce while still maintaining their crunch and texture. Overall, a very solid meal, especially for sharing several dishes.