Wow! Excellent Kathi roll. We tried the chicken and the paneer rolls. Super fresh and delicious…read more Large portions. Will defiantly be back to try the biriani. Take out or dine in. Plenty of parking.

Good was great including the free sample of chicken tikki masala from TJ. We will be back!read more

Went amazingly well, the flavors were delicious on the bibimbap and presentation were nice on gold…read moreplates. Simple place - decisions are easy , super easy to park in a small mall. Worth checking out . Host is very kind and gracious. Good for in or take out. Will do well for the emerging lux apts nearby .

The food was very good. I had the beef Bibimbap and the wive had the tasty beef noodle dish. Both…read morewere very good, tasty and fresh ingredients. We also shared the dumplings. Again really very good. The service was very good and pleasant as well. The inside setting is very new. I didn't ask but it seems pretty recent restaurant.

We got the Milo Burger which comes with bacon, a beef patty, AND a chicken patty and it was so so…read moregood!! The man who took our order was super kind and really easy to talk to (: We also got two mango milk smoothies and they were so good, I couldn't take a photo because it was gone immediately! The cafe interior is also very lovely as you have full view of the street going downhill as well as booths to sit at. We got our food to go and walked 3 minutes down the street to the pond so it's a great place to stop by if you're hanging out with friends at the playground/lake area

Just ordered takeout from this new place and wow, I was beyond impressed. I ordered the Bandeja…read morePaisa and the portion was huge and delicious. They cooked it everything to perfection. After having this dish at a number of different places, I have to say they have the highest quality and best value hands down. Everything was packaged with care and it was hot when it arrived. Don't sleep on this new place especially if you're into columbian food, as the food is delicious!

I was incredibly keen to try A2B Indian Restaurant after hearing numerous glowing reviews,…read moreincluding a stellar 4.8-star rating from 7.4k reviews and a passionate recommendation from my fiancé's South Indian friend claiming they have the best masala dosas in the state. Given the difficulty of getting a reservation at my current favorite, Semma, this was meant to be my new go-to. Unfortunately, my Saturday evening experience was an overall big letdown. We arrived to a packed restaurant, with the parking lot at capacity, which certainly spoke to A2B's popularity. The interior was spacious, offering plenty of booths and tables, yet it was still quite full. We were seated quickly after a short 5-minute wait. However, once we sat down, the waiting game began. There was an iPad on the table with the menu, but we couldn't place the order ourselves. After nearly 15 minutes had passed with no server approaching, we finally flagged someone down. When the waiter did arrive, they offered no introduction and simply asked for our order before taking the iPad and leaving. For drinks, the Masala Chai and a Mango Lassi (made with pulp, not fresh mangoes) were both good; no complaints there. We ordered the main event, two Mysore Masala Dosas with the potato masala on the side. The food came out alarmingly fast, within like three minutes, which immediately made me suspicious. How the food was presented was perhaps the most jarring part of the experience, the small separate dishes for the potato masala and the chutneys were placed directly on top of my dosa! That's not hygienic at all, and to have serving dishes underside directly contacting the food was a bad look and presentation. Beyond the questionable presentation, the quality of the dosa was deeply disappointing. It was soggy and not crispy whatsoever. The speed suggested it was possibly pre-made and sitting under a heat lamp. The only saving grace of the entire meal was the sambar, which was genuinely good, almost as good as my mom makes it. Given this experience, I completely lost interest in trying the Palak Paneer or Malai Kofta I had initially planned on. We finished with the Pista Kulfi for dessert, which was just okay, with a heavy taste of cardamom that you'll love only if you're a big fan of that spice. While we were there, another family in front of us complained to the manager about the service, but the manager looked like he didn't care since business is booming for the restaurant. I wouldn't come back here again; there are much better spots for dosas and vegetarian Indian food. This was an overall disappointing experience.

Loved A2b! Food here was delicious and tasty. We got our food very quickly - masala dosa and…read morepunugulu. Ambiance was calming.

I like it. The food was delicious. We tried the lunch many I thought it was priced very nice for…read morethe amount of food they give you. The egg drop soup was tasty and their oblong teas was amazing. Service was polite, friendly and fast. Decor was cute too

I've been wanted to try Cottage II in palisades Morristown, NJ for a while, and tonight we finally…read moredid. Let's just say that this old-school Chinese restaurant did not disappoint...yum! From the moment we sat down and served fried noodles with duck sauce and hot tea, to the moment we were handed the cheque with fortune cookies; we enjoyed every bite. Tonight we ordered the following menu items which came out to $31.00: * Chicken Lomein * Seafood Soup for two (2) * Eggroll * Shrimp Toast Cottage II offers a wide variety of Asian cuisines such as noodle soup, hot and sour soup, barbecued pineapple chicken, kung pao baby shrimp, sliced beef Hunan style, Peking duck, Mongolian lamb, noodles, fried rice and more. The restaurant also offers a few lighter steamed dishes without salt, sugar, corn starch or MSG and served with fresh vegetables. The restaurant's lunch specials run Monday through Friday from noon to 3pm. Free delivery is available on orders of at least $20. Catering and party orders are also available. Cottage I| Hunan & Szechuan Cuisine 127 South St Morristown, NJ 07960 (973) 538-5601 http://www.cottage2restaurant.com/index.html

This is an honest review based on myself, my family and my friends experience…read more Next to the Harley-Davidson dealership on Rt 10 sits an Indian local secret. Minar is not just another neighborhood eatery; it is, unequivocally, the reigning champion of Indian cuisine in the tri-state area, yes, the tri-state. While dining in, the volume of takeout orders is the first evidence, the second is the crowd itself. Minar is sanctuary where families, friends, and food lovers of all backgrounds go, all nodding in agreement over the perfection of their meals. Here is why Minar demands a place at the very top of your Indian dining "bucket list". If you order only one thing to begin the journey, it might be the Vegetable Pakoras. To call them appetizers feels like a disservice, these golden, battered fritters are a revelation, crisp on the outside, yet delicate and vividly seasoned within. They have a lightness that eludes so many kitchens, avoiding any hint grease. It is the kind of transcendent bite that makes you question why you ordered anything else; you could easily, and happily, make an entire meal out of three plates of these alone. The entire table areed during our last visit. Moving into the main courses, the kitchen demonstrates a mastery of proteins, whether you are aiming for earthy richness of their Goat, the melt-in-your-mouth tenderness of the Lamb, or the classic Chicken dishes, the execution is flawless. The true hallmark of Minar's kitchen, however, is its relationship with spice. Far too often, restaurants equate "heat" with "flavor." Minar understands that spice is a dial, not a switch. Whether you request your curry as a gentle, mild simmer of aromatic warmth or a fiery, unapologetic blaze, the kitchen tailors the heat level with precision. The integrity of the complex, slow cooked spices is never lost, resulting in a sauce so deeply flavorful you will find yourself using every last piece of naan to wipe the plate clean. For those who are newly initiating their palates to the complexities of Indian cuisine, or for those who simply suffer from decision paralysis when faced with all the Indian restaurants in our area, Minar offers an easy solution. The Weekday Lunch Buffet: A midday feast that offers a tour of the kitchen's greatest hits. The Thursday Dinner Buffet: An absolute triumph of hospitality, allowing folks to sample the Minar deliciousness while replenishing your plate at your own pace. Minar is our ultimate "go-to" restaurant, its a rare reliable local secret you proudly introduce to visiting family and friends knowing it will never miss a beat. This place turns out flawless deeply satisfying Indian cuisine night after night. If you are seeking the ultimate Indian comfort food fix or planning a weekend feast, get to Morris Plains and prepare for one of the best meals you will have this year.

Excellent home cook style Indian dishes. Server/manager is really nice, worked at Spice Grill. Will…read morecome back again

I would say it is exactly what the server said. Get your dish to go . All items -…read more Tool it home and reworked it As veggies were cooked as rice. All the ingredients were here and plain. Rice - veggies some sides hot sauce. Sprouts - tofu. When I got home - I crisped out the tofu in sesame oil Stir fried the the rest added Coconut Aminos Added rice Rice vinegar Basically It's to take home and rework it your way . Worked for me. It's out of way in. Commercial space .

Fusion usually makes me wary, but the lure of bibimbap drew me in. The restaurant is a bright,…read moresmall space with a handful of tables. My host was very friendly, and we talked about the soccer game on television. Along with the bibimbap I was served three banchan (kimchi, daikon radish, and cucumber), which were okay, nothing more. The bibimbap was small, and quite good. I could've used more banchan, maybe a bit more bibimbap. My host/waiter was great; too bad the food wasn't equally great.

Absolute nerve to call what they're selling pizza. Stick to Indian cuisine, thats not pizza. As an…read moreItalian I wouldn't make a risotto and sell it as a Biryani, they're not the same and doing so would be insulting the Indian cuisine. Therefore this place selling something that looks like a pizza, but isn't is insulting to Italian people.

Have been here a few times and came to conclusion, this is a great spot for apps and Indian Chaat…read more They have an exhaustive menu and our favorites are chaat items, chole bhature and gol gappas. Service and ambiance are nice as well.