Delicious food. Their Falooda kulfi - must try. I have never tasted anything like this here in…read morebay area. Yummyyy. Food and service is amazing. Friendly staff. Must try this place

The food is just OK, but the prices are impossible to argue with. I tried dahi vada, papdi chaat,…read morechana masala, and garlic naan. The naan in particular was good, evidently fresh with raw garlic and butter on top. The chana was a bit flat in flavor, but adequate. The two chaats were a bit too similar to each other, but the papdi chaat was nice for its texture. This cost is just $8 per dish and $3.50 for the naan (total $35 with tax and service charge), and this ended up being too much food even for two people.

We did a Queens food crawl of five restaurants and this was one of them. In fact, it was probably…read moremy favorite one. When you're the only person who looks like you in the place and you're surrounded by brown people speaking other languages, you've likely found an authentic place with great food. Ittadi was definitely that place. They have a huge buffet of food, TONS of options, but you can also tell the food is fresh. And the place was so busy that you know the food didn't sit long and was refreshed often. We tried the coconut samosa, which was large in size. It was the perfect combo of savory and sweet. We also had the egg chop, which is a hard boiled egg covered in spicy mashed potatoes and fried in a crispy breadcrumb coating. It was super spicy (in a good way) and delish. It came with a side of onions and greenery. We also had the haleem, which is a comfort dish, made of lentils. It was so warm and filling. Absolutely delicious. The employees/owners were so kind. They were really invested in us liking our food. When we didn't eat everything, they were concerned, but we told them we were on a food crawl and had to save space, otherwise we would have devoured everything. Again, this was my favorite place of the whole crawl, and I would make the trek back over to Queens just for this food.

The food here is great! Everything was super legit and very authentic. So much so, i had to ask for…read moresome suggestions because it all looked so good! I had a chicken in creamed tomato sauce (similar to tikka masala, but better!!!) which had amazing flavor and good spice. I had some garlic naan on the side and it did not disappoint! Why they didn't get 5-stars: the ambience isn't great. It's kind of like a takeout place with tables. Good to take out!

Comfort food made with love…read more All dishes ordered were a delight to eat. Flavors that were impactful, but not overwhelming. My top pick has to go to the chicken roast. The sauce was amazing, I ended up using it for everything else. The chicken lollipop and kebab were also so tender and addicting to eat. Staff are friendly and professional. Hospitality is very much felt here. Inside has a few tables that seat 2 each. Not very large inside. There are some restrooms for customers.

My family and I have been coming here since it first opened many years ago. Back then the…read moreBangladeshi food options weren't as prevalent as they are now. We always go for the chicken roast, kebabs, chicken samosas, biryanis, chicken lollipops and bhartas (veg mashed). Their chai is one of the best, perfectly paired with either a vegetable or chicken samosa or roll. They're a family run business. The dishes and menu boards, are clearly displayed. Yes I'm biased, as we've been their loyal customers since their early days, but legitimately they are one of the best in all of NYC for authentic Bangladeshi food.

Another stop on my first Jackson Heights food tour. This Nepalese spot offers Nepali foot,…read moreBhutanese food, Tibetan food, and Indian food. The food types are similar but offer different spice/flavor profiles. They have a large section of noodles, soup, and rice. A veggie section with various combos of cauliflower, potatoes, onion, bamboo, blackened peas, mustard greens, and spices. Some of the Indian dishes: paneer butter masala, palak paneer, chicken tikka masala. Some of the appetizers include crispy tofu, fried soybeans, a Nepali snack platter with marinated meat, goat, beef tripe, sliced beef tongue, fried jerky, duck. They also have a momo section. We had their famous chicken lollipops (essentially fried chicken) and it was crispy and spicy (in a good way). We also had sadeko (marinated or tossed) bacon, which was rich and tender. I had one of their Nepali cocktails, which was pleasantly spicy (the chatpata aam, made with tequila, spicy chatpatey syrup, and mango puree). Service was attentive. Inside is cozy, lots of dark wood and colorful flags. They also often have entertainment in the evening, so I would love to return to hear some live music while trying more Nepali cuisine.

A bit overrated and overshadowed by the nice ambiance…read more I may be biased since I've been to Nepal twice and my palate consisted of dal bhat every single day I was there (momos were a luxury on the trek)--which in no way makes me an expert, but the taste and portions were pretty consistently similar among most places. The first time that I came here was about 3 years ago with a few friends and we liked the food - the beef tongue was different and super memorable and the jhol momos were just swimming in flavorful curry. Made me want to come back again. Fast-forward three years later, I feel like things have changed significantly. Or maybe I didn't catch them at their best, but I came with another group of friends and I just felt overall disappointed with the food, as did my friends who were excited to try Himalayan food for the first time. I had the goat dhat bhat and the small amount of meat served in aesthetically pleasing bowls to mask the portion was disappointing--and this was not a lunch special or anything. I mainly got a big bone and realistically got about 2-3 small bites of actual meat, while there was an overwhelming amount of rice and veggies. The momos also tasted like they were pre-made and heated or steamed up again because the dough was definitely a little rough. Overall, this experience was a meh for me. I think it is a social staple for many Nepalese and Tibetans in the area, and just for that.

Roti Boti is your no frill Pakistani Indian comfort food restaurant. I'm not a particular fan of…read morethe cafeteria/buffet service and the quality of their goat, lamb and chicken offerings were a bit too spicy for me. The second visit I asked for chicken over rice instead of goat and was given the wrong dish. Would I be back. No!1

This is the place for you if you brag about having a fierce palate…read more We went in here because it was featured on some show on Hulu where a corpulent loud guy talks about food. The waitress/cashier was extremely helpful and patient, and helped guide us to the appropriate food choices. Everything that we ate hit our desire, which at that time was powerful spicy food. The channa masala was the star of the show, and so were the meats. Enjoy the food here, and then brag about how you can handle any kind of spice afterwards. We'll be back.

In a neighborhood of ever changing restaurants, Delhi Heights has remained in Little India for 17…read moreyears! We used to go to Delhi Heights regularly Pre-Covid, but hadn't been back until now! What have we been missing?!?! Buffets are back!!...Along with an a la carte menu of Indian and Nepalese food. Indian Buffets have mostly disappeared, so we were thrilled to hear Delhi Heights offers both lunch & dinner buffets, 6 days a week: Fri-Wed; (they're closed on Thursdays)! Lunch Buffet ($14.99) 12-4pm Dinner Buffet ($19.99) 6-9pm ** Note that the Lunch Buffet isn't ready until around 12:30, even though doors open at Noon. See my photos for a list of items in their lunch and dinner buffets. We went on a Sunday but not everything on the list was available. But still, there was plenty of food. It would have been nice to try the two missing dishes (soup and Palak Paneer) but there was more than enough food offered. Every item in the buffet was fantastic. The surprisingly delicious dish was the Daal! Such a simple dish but very flavorful; especially over white rice. They make the Butter Naan fresh and will bring it to your table (not at the buffet table). I've never had their Nepalese food and only have had their Indian food, so can't speak about the Nepalese food. ***In celebration of their 17th Anniversary, they are now offering a 15% discount for Dine-in and Takeout orders from their regular menu (but not valid for the buffets). Looking forward to going back for their dinner buffet!

What a wonderful experience over the weekend as a group of us came here for their ayce buffet…read moreluncheon. I didn't expect a wide selection of choices considering lunch is $15.99 per person but the selection they offered was so pleasantly delicious that it hit the spot. I especially enjoyed their butter chicken. The sauce was creamy so it coded the rice nicely. As for their butter chicken, it was so tender and moist and flavored perfectly. I also enjoy their dal. Their dal was not runny and it had a nice hint of spice which also paired well with the rice and roti. As for their rice pudding, it was refreshing. I would prefer if the rice was softer but I guess that's a matter of preference but the rose water and sweetness was perfect. It wasn't too sweet or overpowering with fragrants. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience and I'm already looking forward to going back here again in the near future.

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 9 Overall: 7 This is the sister restaurant to Merit Kabab Palace. Opened almost a year ago with basically the same menu of items as its original location one block away. I have been here several times, usually late night for some chai and chicken samosas over a good conversation with friends. The servers don't do much, but also never complain about how long we sit here. For that I'm appreciative. The snacks and drinks I have had are all solid, but I do need to try their food. Though in my head, it's probably made by the same chef as the one from Merit Kabab Palace, which is typical Bangladeshi fare. Regardless, I'll plan a meal here soon.

We were feeling hungry and ended up checking out this spot! The decor was really nice and the…read moreservice was outstanding. The food was pretty good. I have popped by the original location before, but that one is a lot more tight and not as nice as this one so I would highly recommend that you check out this one instead. Overall great experience it is definitely one of the better Bengali food locations when it comes to Jackson Heights.

It's not a restaurant per se; there are only two tables. But Tawa was a great find providing unique…read moreflavors. The goat in the goat thali had great sauce but somehow my favorite dish was the lentils. I don't know the name of the spicy vegetable but liked that as well as the greens.

Had the vegetarian thali. It was excellent! And I've had a lot of thalis. Small holi in the wall…read morewith 2 tables and great hospitality.