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    Delhi Masala

    4.0 (206 reviews)
    ModerateIndian, Buffets
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    The worst food I ever had paneer makhani and paneer tawa  And aloo tiki weird food  Refund will be appreciated

    Weird food Paneer makhani Paneer tawa Aloo tikki All poorly made Food is very poorly made

    Plain Rice
    Cole D.

    Pretty flavorless chicken curry. It felt like the chicken wasn't seasoned at all and it was just plain. Even the curry wasn't that great with all of it either. The rice, sauces, and the samosa were awesome. The naan bread is hefty and like one big pizza dough. Those were all great, but unfortunately the main dish was nothing special. I feel I could've made it even, which is not a compliment. Good thing is that it was very warm even 10 later when I finally got home.

    Bernard M.

    ​I just had a lite dinner at Delhi Masala, and my experience was HORRIBLE!!! But not for the reason one might think. In other words, the food was good, not great, only passable. The problem was, as an African American in the heart of HARLEM, the waiter/manager never acknowledged my presence. Not a hello. Not a thank you. Not even "a please come again." This man of color, whose skin was darker than mine, doing business in the heart of Harlem, didn't see me as a customer. But worse than that, he didn't see my humanity. We have to do better.

    chicken samosas and rice
    Jasmine H.

    The food was so good. Im so glad I found this place. I got the combo which will be my new go-to. I got a chicken samosas with the tandoori chicken and the onion chutney. Everything was delicious. The combo comes with rice and plain naan. I will be coming back.

    Lamb Vindaloo Lunch Pack
    Udeme U.

    I ordered the lamb vandiloo which comes with a side of rice. I also order plain Naan. It was my first time ordering from them and I dislike the curry because it was too oily and very very spicy. I have had my fair share of Indian cuisine but I believe it would have been a great idea to have different level of spiciness. I love spicy food but when eating I really couldn't enjoy the food just the heat from pepper. This would be my last time ordering from them. The Naan was very fluffy. The delivery driver (uber eats) was also punctual and Communicated well.

    Vegetable Samosa mint cilantro sauce
    Lenny M.

    I normally get great food and service. But this time the green cilantro sauce with the Vegetable Samosas was spoiled!! I notified them right away and they promised to toss out and make a new batch. Otherwise, the Vegetable Samosas were great as usual. I will order from them again.

    As I was eating the chicken with the bread, I decided to eat some of the rice. Never again ordering from this place!
    Cristabelle L.

    It's I was eating the chicken and tandoori bread, I decided to eat some of the rice that comes with the chicken, to my surprise a roach in it. I am never ordering from this place again. Also the chicken was tasteless (that's surprising in Indian food) and I paid $2 extra for garlic naan bread and it wasn't good at all!

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    Jahmal P.

    Lasuni Gobi is all I have to say. I use to be a vegetarian before years back and this was always something I made it's so interesting how the flavor of battered friend cauliflower can remind you and chicken nuggets. Delhi Masala takes this recipe and kicks it up with there sauce. It really feels like your eating sweet and sour chicken. I ordered take out because I had some running around to do. Next time I do come here if I'm not going to sit down and enjoy these right then and there I'm going to order the sauce on the side. That way it's not all mushy, still tasted excellent for sure. I ate mines the next day and loved it.

    Chicken Tikka Masala and Chicken Saag
    Stephanie D.

    The food wasn't great. I could tell that the chicken was cooked separately from the stews and it was actually pretty dry in both dishes (we got the chicken tikka masala and the chicken saag). To be honest in the nicest possible way, the chicken tikka masala tasted like a bunch of baked chicken was tossed into a can of Progresso tomato soup. The naan was okay. The positive part of these dishes were that they are big enough to have for two meals.

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    Great pick up specials, flavorful masalas and able to accommodate my dietary needs (celiac/gluten free).

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    Amazing food! My only complaint is that they are frequently closed at random, despite the hours advertised.

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    This has to be the blandest Indian food I've ever tasted. No flavor or salt. Definitely would not try it again.

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