I've attended this restaurant for the third time ever and I have to say, every time I've stepped foot in Delhi Heights I'm introduced by the aroma of really good food. It seems like the staff keep a very tight ship with the restaurant. Very clean space, very nice atmosphere. Not too loud and not especially quiet. I've always been a fan of their buffet style lunches. The Curry and the Naan are always a favorite and I love how the staff tries to refrain from Americanization. So I don't really recall seeing chicken fingers or burgers on the menu. Your kids will eat curry and they will like it. I also enjoy the Naan that's just continues to flow in abundance as you eat. The staff makes sure each table has fresh warm Naan ready to eat. Originally from The Bronx I try to always make it a mission to eat at this restaurant at least once every trip back home. read more

Ive eaten at ALOT of indian restaurants. in NY, california, mostly in the continental USA and some internationally (however never not once INDIA itself- so this somewhat makes me disabled) BUT I HAVE TO ADMIT this place knocks the socks off of me. The ambience is modern, i love the decor.. it feels homey, yet snazzy.. the food is the piece de resistance! I always have something to say and now im speechless! The owner/ chef is over the top hospitable. The man knows his customer is his priority.!!. (i was raised in a family of restauranteurs/ chefs- so this gives me a little bit of an edge).. The food is delicious, flavorful, colorful, smells amazing (not curry in a hurry smelly and fury like some other LES places) and its comforting.. I would eat here alot more than usual but i imagine the decandence will go straight to my thighs.. and well i have to spread the love to the gym as well.. GO! GO! and have the NAN... omg sweet stars my mouth just watered at the thought... you get the point!! read more

Per Spence B's recommendation I decided to try this place for lunch..... During lunch you can get a la carte or the lunch buffet for $9 - I figured I'd opt for the lunch buffet. The food is all of high quality, excellent service, however they do not give you many options. Based on people's reviews it might be best to come for dinner - where you can specify your dish and the amount of spice (the buffet is pretty mild). The restaurant has a nice ambience and is clean. Interesting to me initially was that the waiters during lunch time looked Asian yet spoke English with an Indian accent - well a little bit of questioning on my part revealed that they were actually Nepalese (which would make perfect sense!). Anyway, nice place, good food - although i want to come back and try the dinner. read more

What I love about Delhi Heights: It's ten bucks. It's got Indian food. You can totally gorge yourself silly. Chicken and rice. Buttery naan. Super creamy daal. We didn't have to wait for a table. What I don't love about Delhi Heights: The appetizer counter; the fried croquettes were cold and chewy. There was no curry lamb. I wanted to love the tikka masala, but it was a bit overcooked. Like many of the Indian buffets I've been to, some days their on. Some days they're off. I have the feeling that this may have been one of their off days, and I'm willing to give them a benefit of the doubt. But I'm also willing to see what else this neighborhood has to offer before coming back. There's definitely a lot of good stuff out here. read more

My favorite of the Indian buffets in the area (and there are a LOT to choose from). For around $10, I get my fill of butter chicken, naan, and samosas. Everything else is just gravy. Another positive on this place: they don't rush you out or give you the stink eye for gorging on the same two dishes. The place is slightly small, and the selection isn't as extensive as Jackson Diner, but it's cheaper, faster, and more importantly CLEANER (I hate that I have to stress this). read more

If you're all about great food, Delhi Heights is it. The new Indian restaurant in Jackson Heights has only been in operation for a few weeks and it has blown its competition out of the water. It won't be long before the hipsters come to Queens NOT for Jackson Diner's buffet, but for Delhi Heights exquisite and extensive cuisine. The menu is divided into three main sections--South Indian, Indian, and Indian Chinese--each further divided into appetizers (veg and non veg) and entrees (again, veg and non veg). You know, I usually scoff at large menus. They're usually a sign of poor planning and it's difficult to pick what you want because much of it will be mediorcre. Delhi Heights, by some magical feat, has managed to make every single item completely gorgeous. Presentation is as careful and clean as the restaurant's classy decor of dark woods and amber lighting. So where to begin? You've got to try something from each of the menus. I highly recommend the dry paneer manchurian as a simple introduction to the marriage of Indian and Chinese flavors. Rectangles of paneer float on a manchurian sauce and are topped by a sautee of chopped green chilis, garlic and peppers. Absolutely mouth-watering, with a hint of citrus and a peppery crackle. This appetizer is filling enough to be an entree. If you're dining with friends, order the fried okra under the Indian Veg Entree section. Paper-thin slices of okra (extra sharp mandoline, anyone?) are lightly spiced and fried. These are the closest thing to okra chips and must be passed around the table. The South Indian menu is refined. There aren't dozens of dosas, but the ones they offer are delicious. I was particularly impressed by the fresh vegetable uthapaam. Order this dish elsewhere and you'll get a slightly chewy pancake embedded with thawed vegetable medley (at worst) or steamed-until-limp slivers of carrot (at best). What a concept--Delhi Heights serves this simple entree stuffed with fresh carrots, peas and greens. The taste is remarkably light and buttery. The pancake itself is tender and and comes with an earthy and simple sambhar soup, coconut chutney and a tomato chutney provide addictive extra flavor. The tri-folded Mysore Dosa is absolutely beautiful. The filling is firey but not explosive and is subdued by the sweetness of fennel seeds. Crisp, filling, flavorful. Dishes in the other sections of the menu are equally as impressive and it would take many visits over the course of a couple of years in order to sample everything Delhi Heights has to offer. These are truly poetic dishes. Next time I go, it's a trip into the tandoor oven--the sizzling platters of meats I have seen come out of that kitchen smell like Sunday barbeque in the park. Wow! read more

Service:3 stars Food:2stars Decor: 3 star Delhi height, tried couple of times, the experiences were different about the food all d times. -Raw onions on d top of your chicken (tikka masala)?? -greasy -blind -naan, very thick, u chew like gum - chicken seekh kabaab(spices)??? ........ The service is okay , Decor is perfect.. Nice ambience .. Seriously I went for food.. Paid extra $8 for daal and the portion was not even like 8'oz?? Had limitation to take leftover even.. What do u expect??? read more

Well, well, well. Finally, some Indian food to truly salivate over. Yipee!!!! Ever since I realized I actually like Indian food, I have been dying to check out Jax Heights. As I had been told, it's the Indian Flushing, which I have already been to many times as a Chinese food-o-phile. A friend of Indian lineage took us to Delhi Heights, which she knew I'd enjoy because not only does it have an outstanding Indians selection, it also has Chinese Indian appetizers from the Chinese population in Delhi. Basically, it is an equation for success. I got the Rogan Josh, a DELICIOUS lamb dish which I will now get from any Indian restaurant I go to ever. It is so saucy, so decadent, so not-too-spicy-but-still-got-that-Indian-kick. I salivate to think of you. Other items on the table included Chinese appetizers, including these kick-ass dumplings, chicken tikka masala, and paneer. All with tons and tons of garlic and plain naan. Suffice it to say, you could have rolled me back on the 7 train. I absolutely cannot wait for my next opportunity to go to down to Jackson Heights and get me some delicious Rogan Josh from Delhi Heights. It is truly remarkable. read more

Such a great place for Indian food! My friend bought me here because he had gotten a groupon for 25 dollars off. So we went to try it out since it was really close to where we both live. It is right off the block of the Roosevelt Ave/74th Street subway station so it's really convenient to get to. The place is spacious and has a bar area right in the back. They have a buffet from 11:30 to 4 everyday for 10 bucks. Definitely a good deal! We were the only people there for lunch but around the time we left, there were a few more tables there for the buffet. The menu has over 200 hundred items. They have a lot of vegetarian options and a lot of chinese fusion dishes also. I ordered a mango lasso and the lamb vindaloo and my friend had the lamb biryani and nimbu paani. We also had an order of garlic naan to share. The mango lasso was sweet and thick, so delicious. My friend's Nimbu paani, which is like a salty and sweet lemonade, he said it was pretty good also. We were giving a basket of this flat crunchy bread with two dipping sauces, a sweet cumin sauce and a cilantro sauce. It was so addictive! Then came our entrees. The lamb vindaloo came with steamed basmati rice. The lamb vindaloo was delicious! there were huge chunks of lamb with chunks of potatoes. The only issue was i ordered it spicy, and when they say spicy, its REALLY SPICY!! Next time I'm definitely ordering the mild. The sauce was so flavorful and just goes great with the basmati rice. My friend's lamb biryani was very flavorful too with huge chunks of lamb. The garlic naan was soft and crunchy on the edge. I wish they put more garlic in the naan. The bill came to 50 bucks with gratuity included. I will definitely return and try their buffet! read more

The food is amazing I'm not fond about the opening at 3 PM I wish it was a little earlier but the naan-bread is on point also masala tea. They also had many vegetarian dishes that were really good. I would definitely recommend this place for authentic Indian food read more

***3.5 stars*** I have to preface this review by saying that I really am not a fan of Indian food, especially North Indian food. Which is probably why the food here gets a "meh" reaction from me. I mean it was typical Indian Buffet fare, but the one thing I did like was the high quantity of vegetarian options. My favorite item was the Chaana (Chickpeas). The decor was modern, and a refreshing change from the typical Indian Restaurant found on 74th St. I also can safely say that the service was polite and attentive. Will I come back here again? Probably not as I prefer South Indian cuisine if I am faced with Indian cuisine. But I do think people who like this kind of food will like it here.* As evidenced by the the other reviewers. :) *"this kind of food" being North Indian cuisine. I sound a bit stuck-up here! read more

Jackson Heights is this weird behemoth where I feel like there must be tons of restaurants but somehow I'm not able to locate them. And of course, due to lack of planning, I always find myself lost there at around 8:30 or 9, famished, and about ready to consider a Slim Jim from the local bodega my dinner. So that was what was going on Saturday. After finding nothing wearable or cute at the Queens Center Mall, my homegirl and I found ourselves wanting Indian food. Of course we did not pick a place in advance so we walked around for a while, not being able to find a sit down Indian place that wasn't the Jackson Diner (which we had been to several times before). Thankfully, Delhi Heights was a) right outside the train and b) took cards. Good enough for me. Our server, although pretty much intelligible, was extremely adorable. He was a 5 foot man of indeterminate ethnicity. He kinda reminded me of Tattoo from Fantasy Island. The only creepy thing was he was kinda staring at me and my friend as if he were expecting his tip to be a threesome. Delhi Heights features Chinese and Indian food. It's not 'traditional' Indian food, but they do have their own spin on popular dishes such as masala, saag, etc. I elected for my favorite, the lamb korma. It was pleasantly different from most kormas because it had a little spice to it. My friend loved her samosas, but said that her mild curry dish came out more 'medium.' We loved the cute touches such as the copper water chalices. I felt like a Punjab Lil' John. We heard some music in the background, which we thought was the stereo system, but actually turned out to be a talented musician. All in all, good experience. And I have enough leftovers for lunch today. F*ck yes. read more

This review is for the lunch buffet. I found this place after being disappointed with the other more well-known Indian buffets in the area. It's great - the selection is pretty good and they often have a goat dish as well as the usual chicken dishes (tandoori and a curry). They have some Asian dishes mixed in like lo mein noodles and fried rice. Comes with naan or roti. The atmosphere is a little nicer as it's a smaller place but that's good because it feels like less of a factory. Best part is that the price is the same all seven days of the week. read more

So I have tried calling the restaurant 4 times to place an order for pick up yet they don't answer and once I drive there to order, first the idiot behind the counter tells me they don't have the item today and secondly he was too busy to pick up the phone. What the hell kind of nonsense business are you running that not only can you not answer the phone but make me drive all the way out to your restaurant and tell me you can't help me. Bullshit. Not coming back anymore. read more

Don't judge a book by its cover is so cliché, but so true and completely applies to Delhi Heights. Because of this restaurant's modest facade, I was wrongly hesitant to lunch here with a friend during our recent sari shopping adventure in Jackson Heights. Directly in front of the restaurant, men stood engrossed in a heated conversation, most likely about a cigarette, it lacked all of the excitement: lights, color, and music of other restaurants on the same street, and I noticed only a few patrons, which usually means so-so food at best. My first impression couldn't be more off-point. While its façade is modest, its food is stand-on-a-long-line good. Honestly, as I sat there comfortably, eating chicken tikka masala, chick peas chole, and talking on a sunny afternoon, I felt like I was finally getting away with something. Especially after dealing with the typical foot traffic outside, walking into Delhi Heights was a calming experience. The ligths are dim and the smells from the kitchen stand with open arms, welcoming the tired, the hungry and the poor. Well I'm not so sure how affordable it was as I didn't pay for it, but I was definitely tired and hungry. I was introduced to Indian cuisine more than half my life ago, and the food here is definitely at the top of my list of amazing Indian. read more

I am always in a search for a cheap and delicious buffet. I also love Indian food but I am too lazy to actually cook it myself since it is so time consuming. Therefore I just love a good Indian buffet I went here on a Sunday for the buffet. Most of the food here was luck warm at best. It turns out the reason was that the most of the heaters went out, and it took the employees away to notice so most of the food was not hot enough. I kind of like their chicken tikka masala but I usually love this dish. The favors were alright but almost blend. I prefer if it was a bit spicier. The only thing that was really hot was their naan. I wish this was not the highlight of my meal. I enjoy their tapioca milk dessert, sorry not sure what the name is. Last thing is that I notice the cup I was drinking out was really dirty. The inside had spots on it and the outside was almost cover in dirt that was not washed off. I am not sure how clean this place is. read more

I loved the chicken tikka masala at this place. I still compare all of my CTM to the first dish I ever tasted at what I now believe is the best Indian restaurant in the United States-- Deep India in Cincinnati, OH. It is sweet and spicy and smokey and creamy and flavorful... most importantly it is super complex with no single overwhelming ingredient. The CTM at Delhi Heights came the closest to what I had in Cincinnati than any other city I've tried... Seattle, Houston, Austin, Dallas, Manhattan etc. Apart from the delicious CTM, service was excellent and prices were a little steep but only at dinner. The lunch buffet was scrumptious. read more

Yes this restaurant is definitely meh! When you eat indian food, you expect flavor. All i got was bland food! Heck Kebab king across the street was much better! The service at delhi heights was rather annoying. The server spoke very softly and didnt understand orders as well. No free refills either. I understand this food must've been designed for people who are not used to spice filled food. Overall, meh. Not very good. I would suggest going to Darbar grill. The food and portion i received was not worth the price. read more

Dinner review, have yet to try the buffet. Whatever crack it is they put in their food, I'm totally into it. The dishes that the curry mains are served in look small, but they are dense with fixins and sauce and you'll lick the plate clean even though you're burstingly full. Chicken korma was the best dish, even though it was the simplest. The naans are cooked fresh and you'll need them to sop up all the delicious sauces. You even get papad to start! They are also very very good at cooking indo-chinese food and I will come back to try more. I had the dry style gobi manchurian and was blown away. Great option in Jackson Heights, and so much better than the $12.95 buffets on 74th St. You pay just a little more, maybe $15-$16 per person, but you can choose exactly what you want, it's cooked fresh, and the difference in quality is so noticeable! Would love to return for the buffet to see if they are better than other buffets. read more

The dishes have been really consistent since they've opened. Also, the buffet lunch is a lot of fun! So this IS my standard to-go place for Indian food in J.H. The only dish that I wasn't so thrilled about was the Singapore Mei Fun. Disclaimer: I grew with Cantonese-style Singapore Mei Fun but somehow this just wasn't quite to my taste. But it surely was spicy. In general, I stay away from their Chinese selection, and I save the Indian Chinese for Tangra. What bug me: The music's a lot of fun, but it's too loud!!! Oh, and one staff is always pushy, he always seem to push us to order some more naan. read more

I am obsessed with Indian food and I used to eat it all the time when I lived in Florida where there are unlimited buffet lunch joints for $10. Up here this seemed to be an oddity, most Indian food is suppperrrrr expensive (at dinner time at least) and though I love Panna II, sometimes I just want food without a schtick. I made the trek up to Delhi Heights and I was not disappointed. When I got out of the subway station the overwhelming smell of curry hit me like a ton of bricks and I knew I picked the right neighborhood to dine in. They had a really nice spread, great variety of food and they even had a happy hour (I enjoyed the "Happy hour 6-7..... may your hour be happy..........." sign). Naan was even included! My least favorite thing they had was definitely the goat curry (the goat seemed to have more fat than meat) but everything else was very tasty. This place was definitely a commute, but it was worth the visit on my day off. I even needed to smoke a cigarette after lunch, and I haven't bought a pack in years. That means something, right? read more

This place is horrible. Unhygienic food. Unhygienic seating and unnecessarily raised prices. The food is not close to authentic and you can find much better options in Jackson Heights for authentic food that value your money. The staff here is also horrible. Specially the person "Suman" who is rude and disrespectful. He's the one who picks up the phone when you call for delivery order. They have a lot of attitude for a place that does not sell authentic Indian food. I took my business to Sagar which is a block away. Better food and staff with manners. read more

This restaurant has the best Indian food I had ever tasted! Service was spot on as well! They have a huge menu full of options for vegetarians like me but also meat eaters as well. I had a Himalayan platter and it was absolutely delicious. Their peshwari naan was so fresh and nice that we could not stop eating it. We would never expect too much from this place since it was just close to the train station we used to go but we were more than happy for giving it a try! read more

Trusted fellow Yelpers and tried out this place, I was NOT disappointed. I liked the cleanliness and the decor. Didn't seem at all like the typical indian places where they skimp on the decor. As soon as you open the door the aroma of fresh spices hit you in the face! I love it. My bf and I ordered the punjabi samosas which were very crisp and fresh. We ordered for a main course the goat biryani and amchari aloo which we got with garlic naan. Oh boy my taste buds were in heaven. I LOVE to taste different spices in my food and they soo did the job. The garlic naan was exquisite. We also ordered the mango lassi which was pretty good but I think it was too thick. For dessert we tried the gulab jamun which was something we were familiar with, it wasn't anything too exciting. Overall the service was fast and friendly, the waiter helped us pick out our dinner because we were not familiar with all the names of the different dishes and he did a great job.The interim owner came out to say hello (real owner was on vacation in Indian). Oh yea!! they have a live Indian musician dude who was phenomenal! It made our night more enjoyable with great food and music. Totally will be back here when I get back to NY. read more

Delhi Heights - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

Half way through my lunch I looked left and looked right, I didn't see anyone in the distance to release my much needed release. Behold, there was a waiter behind me that I did not see. I even had to lift one leg up to fart since it was a stubburn one and it came out awkward as well with many pauses (5 to be exact) in between. I had to control my laughs as I thought it was too embarrassing. The waiter was nice about it and pretended it never happened or maybe he never heard it. So there was a awkwardness through my lunch xD. I guess the food here gives you some gas. Now for the food, if you still have the appetite to read on =). The food is not as fresh as the Jackson diner as they always replenish the food as it's more crowded over there. They were lacking some dishes from neighboring buffets, but it was still an ok hit for me. It's what you usually find at other buffets like the curry chicken, chicken makhani and paneer. I thought it lacked some flavor in the dishes. There was no goat or lamb and there was only 3 chicken dishes. More info: Lunch Buffet is from 11:30 till 4. read more

Amazing Indian food. What exceeds the food is the service! The chicken lollipops and biryani are the stand out dishes. However, their mixed sizzling platter has something for everyone. They serve alcohol in beautiful drinks. The restaurant itself feels like home. read more

Went to a belated bday dinner here with a very picky Bengali and her picky boyfriend so I knew the food was going to be good. I recommend the hyderabadi keema masala + garlic naan ... the combination is like a rainbow of spices in your mouth. Salma J. had the chicken biryani + punjabi samosas for the table and Arnel B got the chicken tikka masala (also recommended). I was impressed- the servers and the manager were really sweet and they gave us free dessert + 10% off the bill for checking in using the yelp app. I did scare one of the waiters a bit when I asked if they could put on some music- they don't really speak much english; I think he thought I was complaining about something :D If you're in the Jackson Heights/Elmhurst/Woodside/Corona area, stop by. It is clean, decor is classy, and it can be a good date place (just don't sit by the door- the draft is ridiculous). P.S. It's also a good sign if you see other South Asians dining there and having a good time. read more

Went last night for my brother's birthday. It was a quiet Tuesday night around 8pm in late April. For a place that usually has only 2-3 tables occupied at most, on a quiet weeknight like this, yesterday was surprisingly almost a full house. Service was great. Water punctually topped off, smiles and friendly suggestions, small but pleasant conversation. I have to agree with my fellow Yelpers: much cleaner than you know who (J.D.) and the decor has a very simple elegance about it. (At least it did until the patron leaned against the dimmer switches and played fun house with the lighting. Spiced up the night a tad.) Overall food was great and we left very satisfied. Veggie samosa was a little lighter than I'd expected (nice!) and very tasty but the outside was also a bit tougher. Lamb Saag had a subtle spice about it and was a creamy kinda thick. Chicken Makhani was without question the best dish of the night. All buttery and orange goodness, tender little morsels of chicken. Yum! Garlic Naan was a bit too crackery for my taste. There were just some parts that were so thin that instead of tearing as my hungry little fingers demanded it would just break erratically. But I digest. read more

This is a great cozy and somewhat upscale restaurant for Jackson Heights. We went for dinner, and there was live Indian pop music which was entertaining. The flavors are refined and delicate, and elegantly plated. The garlic nan was the best I've ever had; it was light and fluffy, and delightfully garlicky without being overpowering. I love this place, the food here is vastly superior to anything I've had in Brooklyn or the East Village. Highly recommended. read more

We found Delhi Heights as a last minute place on our way to a comedy show, hoping for decent Indian food and quick service. The waiter assured us we would get our food in 15-20 mins, and that was perfect for us, so we took a seat. The prices were decent, and nothing too exuberant, with pretty hearty servings. I ordered a curry and it was delicious, and I also tried the Biryani and it was perfectly spiced. While the food was great, the service was subpar. The waiter came maybe once during the two hours to check up on us and, and the main issue came from the fact that the food arrived in 35 mins as opposed to the guaranteed 15-20. Also, the waiters did not come very often at all to check up on us, which left us without water for a majority of the meal. Overall, though, the food made up for it, and I would recommend if people had about an hour and fifteen minutes for dinner. read more

Firstly the customer service for them is minus 5. The bald head waiter he dont know how to handle guests. How he became a waiter thats also a question. Never visit this place if you dont want to spend 5hrs in their restaurent. I ordered two dish and it cook infinite time to serve. I wait 1.5hr to get my food but they couldnt serve it. I would accept the late but they had only 3 customers in the whole restaurent. According to other riviews their food is also not good. read more

*Not an update, just a supplemental review of the restaurant's atmosphere, service and value (since Yelp loves cutting me off). Service: Great at the table; water is always refilled at the appropriate occasions (and in the coolest clay pot glass imaginable!), and that glorious naan is served tableside in a big, beautiful basket, but, as I mentioned previously, some maintenance work needs to be done at the buffet; the aloo ki tikki and goat curry in particularly suffered from some neglect. Atmosphere: It's simple but homely; bathed in earthy colors. It's also clean. What's not to like? Value: An incredible $9.95 lunch buffet overshadows what is probably a great menu. It is certainly diverse; there are enough Chinese-inspired dishes on the catalog to comprise another restaurant entirely. I'd be hard-pressed to order off the menu though, not with the amazing all-you-can-eat lunch. Perhaps next time there will be something more impressive from the Chinese menu than Manchurian Vegetarian offered for the buffet to assuage my curiosity. read more

Delhi Heights is one of the best indian restaurant in NY and definitely around Jackson Heights. The prices are decent and the portions are really good. The tandori chicken and biryani are good. The service is very prompt and the weekend lunch buffet is very full filling and tasty. The decor is nice and you wont feel the pinch. read more

Clean, Delicious, Inexpensive I found this place by accident. I was looking for Mehfil, but it was closed. So I searched the Elmhurst/Jackson Heights Little India neighborhood and found this place, right off Queens Blvd. This place has a health department "A" rating ( I only eat at "A" rated restaurants). The first clue this place is good is that most of the patrons that evening were Indian which is always a good sign. The samosas were fresh and piping hot with nice filling. We had the samosas, amristani pindi channa (a vegetarian chick pea dish), chicken tikka masala and onion kulcha, 2 cans of soda and an ice cold Indian beer and the entire meal came to $43 including tax (not including tip). The amristani pindi channa was a little dry but good. The onion kulcha was out of this world. You get 2 mini gulub jamoon balls for free for desert but they were eh-eh. I will definitely repeat. The only downside was a bit of language barrier. When you order, double check to make sure the waiter gets the order right. If you like beer, make sure to try the "1947" brand of Indian beer. read more

I wouldn't even give this place a star. The food is horrible and it smells weird and tasted like it was made some days ago, it was not so fresh. This pace is just a total rip-off, don't go here, the food is unhygienic and nothing is freshly made as far as my experience, I'm never going back again. read more

So me (cool white boy) and my Hyderabadi friend came here for an authentic desi dinner, and we were into it. The ambiance was laid back but more high scale than the other restaurants of that caliber. They have an extensive menu of authentic food (including indo-chinese), and it came in an efficient manner with good service! And the big draw is that they have alcohol... great ones, open until 4am! All in all, I will definitely be back there... maybe wasted in a sari at 4am even. read more

Worst service ever,Appetizers are ok but main course was horrible.Ordered Chicken chili which has tomatoes flavored gravy,instead of chilly it has sweat flavor.come on people do some justice with the name at least.Service is horrible.i know other restaurants around which have much better food then this I do not recommend this restaurant at all. read more

Delhi heights is my best place to dine! I visit here at least thrice a week. I really really love the chicken makhani, tikka and korma here. And the momo is out of this world. Also, the samaya baji is like really really good. On Wednesdays, you don't get the indian food. And the taste varies from day to day. Once I tried the chicken chilli and it was really spicy and juicy but the other day the chicken chilli was like really sweet and had no flavour at all. And the chicken drumstick had the same taste as the chilli. Regretted it. Though, the service is awesome, waiters are friendly and this place will never get old for me! read more

Wow! What a flavor explosion! We came for the lunch buffet and we were not disappointed. There was a nice selection of both vegetarian dishes, chicken dishes and even a goat dish. I'm not big on vegetarian in general, but the spinach and paneer was one of my favorite dishes. One of my biggest mistakes was not taking pictures of the names of the dishes. Once I was out the door I forgot most of the names and would love to know what I liked so much. read more

Great service! Food is amazing!! Must try garlic bread chicken tikka masala Lamb entrees!! Chicken biryani Lamb Biryani Lamb Korma This place is really good, well cooked mixed with great Indian herbs and spices. read more