We ordered the garlic naan and chicken tikka masala and both where very good. The ambiance was abit…read moremore on the nightlife/bar side so it was quite dark in there but overall a good experience.

I've now been back to Shere-E-Punjab many times to see many bands play. This place is a hotspot in…read moreMedia for great food and music. I've also tried a few more dishes and found a few in really like. The chicken tikka masala is probably my favorite. I know it's "British" Indian food but it's my favorite so far. They offer 5 spice levels. I go with the 5 but eat a lot of spicy foods, you should start lower and work your way up. The wings here are a surprising treat as well and come with a couple good dipping sauces. The main restaurant and bar is on one side and the stage on the other side of the building. For ticketed shows someone will be standing at the door into the music area selling tickets. They also have a number of free shows throughout the year check out the events section of their webpage. Pushpinder has done a great job with this place, always working with the music community and offering some great local bands. Stop in for some good Indian food and live music, they pair well together!

Really good, hole in the wall Pakistani restaurant in the Terminal Square-Upper Darby area…read more Friendly staff, and real authentic food. Only qualms were water is charged and plates are styrofoam.

I give it a 3.5. The lamb biryani is pretty good- doesn't stand out in either way. The portion size…read moreand prices are very fair but the flavor is nothing standout. I have tried lamb biryani from about 6 different places in Philly now and I think New Punjab is alright if you are craving Indian/Pakistani food in and are in the area.

Muhammad was very attentive answered every question and was very patient his customer service was…read moreamazing and they have ALOT of options to choose from I highly recommend!!!'

I had left a review on google stating that the portions did not match the steep price. I had also…read morementioned that the quality of food was subpar & the size of the food was small. The owner sends in a response to the review almost a couple of minutes later stating this. "Yes that's Uber Eats that's what you will get in delivery with 26 dollars thanks for your kind feedback please find us that much food in 26 dollars on third party app like Uber Eats if you can't afford delivery don't get it delivered order it at store and pickup the same food you will get in 18 dollars at store pickup thanks again for your feedback still get us that much food in store pickup in 26 dollars somewhere else As well" The owner is very rude & dishonest. After I had made my review I presume the owner mass reported the review so google's review ai would take it down. Then, the owner floods the comments with positive reviews almost bot like. The quality of food should not matter where it was ordered from whether it was from a third party app or from a pickup order. The issue wasn't where I could not afford the meal, nor was it mentioned in my review above. Quite rude. The portions did not match the price & I had missing items from the order as shown in the image. If you would like to try out a better desi style restaurant I would recommend Kabobeesh.

When I read my prior review I was reminded to avoid anything made in the tandoor. (Our meal last…read moretime was over-cooked.) HOWEVER I thought they did a stellar job with sauce, which is what brought us back. I went with my second favorite dish, chicken korma. The sauce was great, the chicken a bit dry. Deviating from his usual vindaloo, T lived in the fast lane (ha!) and ordered lamb roganjosh. The sauce was excellent, described in the menu as "yogurt, onions, ginger and garlic in a traditional curry" but there's the unmistakable addition of cinnamon. And it works! Our appetizer, tangy eggplant, was crisp and spicy with a portion large enough to feed four as a starter. What made the evening notable were four delightful octogenarians seated next to us. I was tasked with the awesome responsibility of guiding them through the menu. My recommendations luckily were well received. The restaurant was practically empty Saturday evening. "I guess the waitress is too busy to come over," one of our new friends said sarcastically. Which brings me to the help. Our server, the same person we had last time, is noticeably timid, hesitant to effectively interact with her customers. The neighboring table agreed and continued to wait patiently. Nirvana is still considered a byob, though they may actually serve alcohol. In any case, they now impose a $10 corkage fee, when before they charged nothing.

The food is delicious. However, the service was poor. If you have a lot of time to wait for your…read morefood, it's ok. But if you are starving or are going somewhere else after dinner, this is not your place. It took forever for the ONE waitress to take our order. Never refilled water glasses. And then we were told we couldn't buy wine by the glass, you had to buy the whole bottle. After the website said we would be charged a corking fee if we brought our own wine. I would do take out. But probably not go back to eat inside.

This review is for the takeout, but with how delicious it was, I will definitely pay them a visit…read moresometime. I ordered the samosas, cheese kulcha, butter chicken, kale saag, and aloo gobhi, all mild so that my toddler could eat the dishes too. The aloo gobhi was a bit too spicy for him still, but he loved the kulcha, saag, and butter chicken. The sauces were creamy without being overwhelming, and the flavors were phenomenal. My toddler is quite picky and Indian food has been hit or miss for him in the past but he loved the food from Lassan. Also, the samosas were so flaky and wonderful, especially with those delicious chutneys. Everything was so fresh and high quality, and packaged well for a clean delivery. Definitely one of the best Indian food spots in the area! I already loved Srinigar, so now Narberth is an Indian food haven.

Pretty good! I ordered online and came for pick-up. They didn't seem to have my order ready, but…read morethe wait wasn't too bad. The chicken tikka tacos were pretty good but could have used just a little more flavor. The value was good though. When I came around lunch time, it was empty in the dining room, so I assume this would be a chill lunch spot. Overall I'd give some of thd other dishes a chance.

There was no one there when we went but saw a few people doing takeout. The restaurant was roomy so…read moreit looked like it could accommodate a good amount of people. The papdi chat was good so it looked promising but the malai kofta was too sweet and the chicken biriyani was very bland. Service was a bit slow but I guess it was that kind of night. Naan was good but I guess you can't really mess up naan. The lights kept flickering, which was sla but annoying. Don't think we will be coming back.

Still a go to takeout spot of mine. The portions are great and the food is always delicious. There…read moreare plenty of great vegetarian options and it is one of my favorite places to order from.

Great find! Food, service, price, and atmosphere were all excellent. Very friendly, down to earth…read morefamily who owns it. Lots of seating too, booths and tables. Very clean. I've gone a few times, and I plan to keep going! My favorites: -Chaat Pappar -Karai Paneer -Chicken Tikka Masala My least favorites: The Saag/Palak is a little different from most places - it's savory, tart and slightly vinegary. Not bad, but not my favorite. But everything else on the menu is sublime.

Great Indian restaurant in this area. The host is very good and great service. The food is offered…read morewith rice, salad and raita. It's flavorful and more like home-cooked food with less oily texture. Samosa chaat was superb and paneer dish was great. Garlic naan just perfect !! Excellent ice cream selection with great flavors.

This food is amazing! It's a lot like Indian food, they have some things the same, like Samosa and…read moredoll, but a lot of things I've never heard of - I guess that is the Pakistani/ Bangladesh part. IT WAS SO DELICIOUS. Pretty spicy but totally doable. For the price (take out), the portions were huge, so much cheaper than my usual Indian places in West Philly. I tried the Indian restaurant in Aldan and it didn't have much flavor - this place every dish was packed with flavor. The combo meal had a lot of white rice, but also had a ton of curry chicken, some doll and really delicious grilled vegetables. It was $13. I can't wait to go back there. We ordered 3 Dishes and two samosas and the food lasted us for three meals for two people.