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    Divya's Kitchen

    4.5 (533 reviews)
    ModerateVegan, Vegetarian, Indian
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Pistachio Fudge
    Richa T.

    Pros: + Vegetarian/Vegan Friendly + Gorgeous interior + Extra points for a vegetarian lasagna + Creative menu options - my favorite was the hummus + Great fusion options Cons: - Drinks were lacking in flavor/variety - The desserts were awful TBH. There is a huge focus on making the dishes vegan (wonderful in general), but also at the cost of great flavor. IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC

    Vegetarian lasagna
    Adhrit S.

    The lasagna was very very impressive to me. All the vegetables were perfectly cooked. Neither undercooked and partially raw, nor over cooked and mushy. Great, full flavors too - something difficult with purely vegetarianized dishes.

    Srini V.

    If you are likely to enjoy vegan food that conforms to Ayurvedic principles in an inviting setting, you should make your way to Divya's Kitchen. I have visited Divya's a dozen times over the years. The setting is serene. And service is always on point. Their mung soup is a bean soup that is perfect for wintry nights. And if none of the main dishes in the menu seem appealing to you, the custom bowl is an excellent alternative. I generally get the quinoa and wild rice base, combined with sunflower beet hummus beluga lentils, sweet potatoes and hot sauce. The date cardamom shake made with almond milk is a great complement. Divya's is part of an ecosystem that includes cooking classes and an upstairs yoga studio. But you won't go wrong simply visiting Divya's for the food.

    Pistachio Fudge Carob Cake
    Vegan Del Rey ..

    Lowk the food was mid asf. Like for an ethnic vegan restaurant you would think the food would be flavorful but no. The cucumber avocado salad was AMAZING. I would go back specifically for this. I also got the beet and hummus platter. Lowkey tasted like nothing and I could make it better at home. I got the veggie bowl with roasted vegetables and that was yummy but also just really bland and felt like something I could def make at home. Not worth it. The curry was BADDDD. Didn't taste like anything. Small portion. DO NOT GET. DO NOT GET THE DESERTS. The cake was dry asf and tasted dry and chalky. The pistachio fudge wasn't terrible but not worth it. You'd be better of going to the bodega across the street and getting a pint of ice cream for desert. The service was very nice. Good and friendly waiters. Good and friendly ambiance too, nice lighting, nice interior. But the food was not good. Would not really go back again, sorry!

    Vegetable Pancakes
    Aarushi K.

    The food is light and delicious! The ambience is relaxing and service is pretty good. Recommended for good vegetarian food.

    Vegan lasagna
    Ashwini A.

    SERVICE - located on the intersection of 1st ave and Houston st - relatively easy to get a table on weekday evenings - ambiance good for a semi casual meal - servers were very welcoming and patient as we decided what to order MENU - Ayurvedic based selection of starters, salads, entrees, and drinks - all vegetarian, mostly vegan - slightly pricey ($25 per entree) FOOD - date almond shake (8/10): blended dates with house made almond milk and a touch of cardamom. This was a refreshing drink for a hot day. I was expecting it to be thicker but it feels like the texture of thin almond milk. - cashew vegetable curry (6/10): mixed vegetables in a coconut cashew curry with a lentil beet dal and rice. Our server recommended this as one of their more popular entrees. I was initially confused by the beet dal as it looked like a generous pour of tomato sauce. For a curry, it could have used more flavor and warming spices. I also would have liked the curry part to have a protein as it was not very filling. - vegan lasagna (9/10): brown rice pasta layered with sunflower mozzarella and roasted vegetables. This was the best dish out of the ones we ordered. The slice is a decent portion for one person. I liked the variety of vegetables on the inside, especially the broccoli. Similar to the dal, it would have been nice to have a protein in this. - chocolate rose mousse (4/10): whipped chocolate rose mousse. Texturally, this was spot on. It was light and fluffy yet rich enough to feel satisfying. The flavor had too much rose which battled the dark chocolate and ended up in a soap-like flavor on my tastebuds. - carob coconut cake (7/10): chocolate cake drizzled with a sauce and topped with coconut flakes. I was expecting this to be dense like a brownie but it ended up being crumbly and cake like. The flavor of this was enjoyable with the sauce providing richness that is cut by the sweet coconut. WOULD I GO BACK? Not likely. The service was great but the food was mediocre.

    Carrot Risotto, Lasagna, Paneer Nori Rolls
    Chandni D.

    This place is a 3.5/5 for me - good food but nothing I am DYING to have again. Everything definitely feels very healthy and good for the body which is the whole purpose of the restaurant. 3 of us shared an appetizer and two entrees and it was enough food. Here's what we got: Paneer Nori Rolls - good! Tastes exactly how it sounds! Paneer wrapped in nori, coated in a masala chickpea batter. I would skip if you don't like the taste of seaweed. Lasagna - Rich but didn't taste heavy! Lots of veggies and the béchamel sauce was good! The pesto was a great touch and definitely needed for flavor. It was a bit one note without it. Carrot Risotto - similar to the Lasagna in that it was rich and didn't feel heavy. But I also felt it lacked flavor and depended on the pesto for that. Both entrees pretty much tasted the same because of that. Overall, great place for some creative takes on different foods. Definitely good for people who are vegan or just trying to eat more heart healthy foods with lots of greens that are easy to digest. It is definitely on the pricer side so something to consider.

    Delicate table setting
    Jeannie T.

    From the minute you enter the space, you feel a cozy and relaxed vibe. Neutral earth tones are used all throughout the restaurant decor. It's simple but relaxed and it feels like you're eating in someone's home. The mission of this restaurant per the website, is to offer a healthy diet, a cleansing of your gut and how you eat. Every dish and ingredient is incredibly mindful, how it's made. Every detail exudes thoughtfulness and health for what you're about to consume. Organic and fresh ingredients only, waste not, want not. Aruvedaya is a centuries old way of life and knowledge. The belief here at Divya's is this tried and true way, keeps you at a healthy balance. Between the juices, teas, and soups -- all options stay true to the path. I'm always open to finding better vegetarian and vegan options when I dine out, especially with friends that are not carnivores. The menu here offers so many vegetable rich recipes and between the grains and pasta, you don't miss the meat. Love that about this menu. Must try: creamy vegetable soup - contains taro, broccoli, cauliflower and zucchini. It was light and creamy, so delicious. First taste was the broccoli coming through and then the richness of the cream without being heavy. It was the right balance in this bowl of comfort food. Paired with the buttermilk biscuit and it was a perfect match of flavors. I could eat those biscuits all day. For my entree, I ordered the vegetable lasagna (there's a vegan version too). Packed with layers of vegetables and thin pasta, it was a huge serving. Carrots were tender but still flavorful. The cheese was a little brown on top, and every vegetable was blended together with each mouthful. Totally recommend. My friend had the minestrone soup and that was a meal in itself. Barley, chickpea, taro, diced celery and carrots - plenty of ingredients in each spoonful. Paired with the most excellent basil-parsley pesto I've ever had. That was the best pesto!!. And very generous on the basil. Even the olive oil was fantastic. I wish I could bottle that. For my friend's entree, she ordered the vegetable curry. There's two kinds of curry on the plate, one brown and one yellow, with rice separating the two. Beautiful presentation. This place is a must try!

    Palak paneer
    Perrie L.

    Hot take out! Salad portions are super big and such fresh ingredients! Entrees very tasty and healthy!

    Vegan Lasagna
    Matthew H.

    Overall the restaurant is a nice, healthy vegetarian option in the East Village that is very accommodating toward dietary requirements (including gluten-free, nut free, dairy-free). I had the vegan lasagna which was made with brown-rice pasta as well as the avocado dip. Both were very fresh, the lasagna was not traditional but definitely tasted healthy and had many interesting textures. Both dishes were well presented. The restaurant doesn't serve alcohol but has a range of non-alcoholic wines sourced. The ambience is very relaxing and relatively quiet, the service was friendly but slightly haphazard. Overall it was a nice restaurant but you should know that is it is intended to be a healthier experience upfront before going so you're not disappointed.

    Vegetarian Lasagna
    Simran K.

    Was skeptical about this place since I do like non-vegetarian meals for maximum satiety but was still interested in giving Divya's a shot a) because my friend chose this place for his birthday dinner, and b) I was intrigued by the concept of nourishment through Ayurvedic practices in place. Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised. While we were a large group and tried a plethora of menu options, my top picks were: Spinach Paneer Cutlet (5/5): my favorite appetizer of the night that paired really well with the sauces that came with it. Vegetarian Lasagna (4/5): the portions were great and flavors were indulgent as you would want from a lasagna but all while feeling nourished. Custom Bowl: for this I chose the Seared Paneer for protein (5/5), roasted veggies cooked to perfection (5/5), the lentils (4/5), quinoa and wild rice (4/5). The Carob Cake (5/5) was my favorite of the three desserts we tried, and the Pineapple Halwa was a close second (4/5), while the Pecan Cookie was auite alright (3/5). Other items we tried: Curry Bowl (3/5), Coconut Chips (4/5), Sunflower Mozzarella appetizer (3/5), Paneer Nori Rolls (3/5). The service, calming music and vibes, and the carob cake were the highlights of the night.

    Vegetable lasagna

    The restaurant was so beautiful and clean! The staff were so kind and friendly. I really enjoyed the service and the food here. Their cake is soooo good! I thought all of their dishes were flavorful! It exceeded my expectations!

    Seasonal Kitchari ($21 + $6 Paneer)
    Ameya B.

    Made reservations for a table of 6 for 7:15 pm on a Saturday night, and the place was fully packed. Nice, cozy set-up with some soft music in the background and noise levels at average is how I'd describe the ambiance at Divya's Kitchen. The menu is very inspired by Ayurdeva and focused on Dosha's (The five elements combined in pairs to form the three bodily humours) - but I couldn't quite translate/figure out how the food combinations contributed to the dosha's. Food overall is very much on the sweeter side, which my biggest disappointment. We ordered a few small bits which consisted on Spiced Coconut Chips, Spinach-Cheese Cutlets, Paneer Nori Rolls, and Roasted Sweet Potatoes. The table enjoyed Chips and the Paneer Nori Rolls were my favorite. The Roasted Sweet Potatoes went really well with their spicy green chutney - which was my absolute favorite of the evening! I was having chutney shots towards the end of my meal! For mains, the winner was the Season Kitchari ($18 + $6 Paneer Protein) - packed with flavor, followed by Vegetable Curry in Cashew Sauce ($21). I got the Carrot Risotto ($21 + $6 Paneer) - which was disappointingly on a sweeter side, but filling enough in terms of portion size. The sauteed leafy greens were forgettable, but the basil-parsley pesto was packed with flavor. The extra protein we ordered for Kitchari and Risotto again was on the sweeter side - quite disappointing. Service was absolutely excellent, attentive and friendly staff. Overall, we had a good experience, but might not return again. A definite one time try if you like a modern take on Indian food, on the sweeter side.

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    Is there outdoor dining?

    Yes

    Do you serve alcohol? If not, can we byob?

    They don't serve alcoholic drinks, only shakes, sodas, limeades, non-alcoholic spirit restoratives, hot and chilled decaffeinated drinks and herbal teas (non-caffeinated). Unsure about the BYOB.

    Is this restaurant completely gluten-free?

    Divya's Kitchen is not completely gluten-free, but many menu items are. The menu is clearly labeled with GF for all gluten-free items.

    Says they accept Apple Pay on the Yelp app but I just wanted to see if anyone could verify if they in fact do?

    Hi Adam, thank you for asking. We are currently not able to accept Apple Pay. I've just updated this detail on our Yelp profile. Thanks for the question. Hopefully sometime in the future we will be able to process payments this way.

    Safe to assume Kichari and Veg curry dishes don't contain onion, tomato and garlic (not listed ingredients)? Thanks…

    Best to check with the restaurant but the last time I was there I remember them saying something about not using any garlic or onions at all in the entire menu which I remember noting because I can't stand garlic and onions! I also remember… 

    Is the cilantro-mint chutney (in khicari and veg curry) pre-mixed in or served on the side? Trying…

    It's served on the side but let thee staff know before You order

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    Bengal Tiger

    Bengal Tiger

    4.5(2.5k reviews)
    2.9 miMidtown West
    $$

    Great service and good …read more Love the poppadums are more UK style than usual US papads . I opted for Chicken Tikka Masala with plain naan and rice . Rice comes with the meal . Overall great entrees. Meat was great and sauce was perfectly spiced per my medium request . Service was prompt and overall definitely a go to place for a well priced Indian meal .

    Cuisine: 6 Service: 5…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 4 Overall: 6 I tend not to trust ethic food Yelp reviews in touristy areas because they tend to be skewed by tourists, and not locals. However, sometimes you just take a chance and pray it lives up to the hype. Having a short period of time before our show at Radio City Music Hall, two of us shared a quick bite here after a few snacks on the nearby street fair. Just one order of Chicken Tikka Marsala, Garlic Naan, and a Mango Lassi. I'm actually not a big fan of Chicken Tikka Marsala because it's often too sweet and creamy for me. Though the chicken was overcooked, I did find this version quite differernt, in a good way. It had depth, and definitely a lot of heat, even on the medium level, the spiciness was very noticeable. My dining partner would have died without that Mango Lassi, which was yummy. Lmao On the other hand, the Garlic Naan was horrible. Instead of being a pillowy soft bread with some chew, it was stiff and cardboard-ish. This is one of the worst versions I had in NYC. Not sure how this major blunder can be overlooked. Naan is such an important part of Indian food culture, I can't believe they haven't realize that they need to fix this matter. Btw, service was efficient, almost too efficient that it felt rushed. One minute after we were seated, we were asked if ready to order. Again, we were asked literally one minute later. Then, just as we were finishing our meal, and while I'm still chewing my final bite of food, the bus boy cane to take our plates away. I was technically done, but would have like to have had a minute. Finally, without asking about desserts, another server came by with our check as if to say, "Please pay and make room for the next guests." I know we wanted a quick meal, but never thought we would be in and out of a situation down restaurant in less than 30 minutes. Hahaha Anyway, I live in Queens where we have same quality Indian restaurants at a much lower price point. Portions are bigger too. For me, this is an attempt at finding a gem that everyone seems to suggest. Unfortunately, it's hard for me to return to an Indian restaurant knowing they can't properly make naan.

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    Bengal Tiger  - Inside  Nice decor, upscale

    Inside Nice decor, upscale

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    Tandoori Chicken Tikka

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    Dhamaka - Paneer Methi

    Dhamaka

    4.1(846 reviews)
    0.4 miLower East Side
    $$$

    Gola Party @dhamakanyc…read more Squinty smiles reserved for fun cocktails and delicious dishes at my all time favorite spot. If you don't like Indian food, you're not hitting up the right ones. Also, I meant to photograph the Paneer Tikka before biting into it but I was just too excited and forgot. - Dhungar Gosht - Short Rib Pulao - Butter Pepper Garlic Crab - Kashmiri Gosht Chaamp - Paneer Tikka - Rabdi NYC

    Dhamaka is a modern yet upscale Indian restaraunt tucked away in the back of Essex market on the…read moreLower East Side. Because of its location, it may appear unassuming and underrated, but the food is bold, spicy, flavorful, and packed full of rich cultural elegance. On my first visit, I was able to try a few different dishes, both veg and non-veg, as well as one of their signature cocktails. We ordered to start the Kale Pakora Chaat (fried kale, tamarind chutney, with a sweet yogurt) and it was perfectly crispy, flaky, and delicious. Next, for main dish we ordered the Paneer Methi (fried paneer in a fenugreek and tomato blend) and I honestly can never complain when it comes to any paneer dish and I have to say this one was absolutely no exception. The paneer was so soft and tasty with the sauce and other spices that I couldn't help but feel like I was eating a home cooked meal. Lastly, I ordered the Shami kebab because I wanted to try a non veg dish. This item consists of lamb, minced and blackened, paired with a green chili sauce with mint. I have to say this was a complete miss for me; the lamb was so dry and mealy I couldn't finish it at all, on top of that it had too many spices and was a bit salty in my opinion so I needed a lot of water. I would seriously consider altering this dish before keeping it on the menu in its current state or removing it completely. If you're thinking of ordering this, I wouldn't recommend it as I'm sure they have other protein dishes on their menu that are far better. I'm looking forward to trying some of the others the next time I go. Lastly for cocktails, we ordered the Monsoon wedding (Indian gin, lychee, curry leaf, and lime). I thought the cocktail was alright, it didn't stand out too much to me as it was a fairly decent lychee drink that had a slightly muted flavor. I've noticed that Indian restaraunts often struggle to make good cocktails because too often they rely on mixing things that shouldn't really be mixed and adding unnecessary ingredients. Overall though, the time spent there was worth it and I appreciate that it's relatively easier to get a reservation here than at some of the other Indian spots in New York currently. Based on my experience, Dhamaka should be considered highly rated on that list.

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    Sathi - The mouth watering FOUR COURSE MEAL for $19.95. The feeling portion with an authentic taste.

    Sathi

    4.6(381 reviews)
    0.9 miGramercy
    $$
    Vegan friendly
    Takes reservations

    Best Indian food I've had in a long time and I go to London and Hyderabad frequently…read more The samosa was literally the best samosa I've had in my life. The chicken tikka masala was very good and the lamb vindaloo was fire. Spicy as heck but not insanely so. The naan was a bit thick. We ordered way too much rice because the DoorDash menu didn't make it clear that our mains came with rice.

    Sunday evening 8/23/2026 Place was pretty empty except for 2…read moreother tables...but, the place filled up quock and the table turnover was amazing. There was a lot of take out and delivery orders but, that kitchen kept up with everything. Friend ordered a lime iced tea which they made and sweeten perfectly. We started with the chicken samosa and steamed lamb momos. The samosas are huge, tasty, and filled to the capacity of shell. The lamb momos were delicious alone but use the spicy dip it comes with and the dish is a flavor bomb. Entrees were Tandoori chicken which comes with a huge bowl of rice. The chicken was fine by itself but put the yogurt sauce on it and it is like a totally different dish. So tasty and delicious. Lamb biryani...Plenty of lamb throughout this dish the spices and flavors blended well and were spot on with just that hint of heat to break a sweat. Garlic Naan... when you first bite into it you get a hint of garlic then you get a nice pop of garlic. They start you with a courtesy flat thin bread with 2 dips...very nice. Staff is very friendly courteous and attentive. We never felt rushed or in the way. Very cool spot to chat chew and catch up.

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    Sathi - Chicken Biryani.... slow cooked rice with fresh touch of flavorful spices and chicken.

    Chicken Biryani.... slow cooked rice with fresh touch of flavorful spices and chicken.

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    Red Onion - Stir fry cauliflower peas, turmeric, Indian spices.

    Red Onion

    4.6(177 reviews)
    0.4 miEast Village, Alphabet City
    $$

    The best Indian food I've ever had. The very best. I considered shedding a tear at the lamb…read morerajasthini. The lamb was perfect. The food was perfect. The interior might not be up to HGTV standards but we can't all be the property brothers. Some of us need to just go with the flow and that's exactly what the owners did here. The furniture is cute, inoffensive, and nothing special. The service? Immaculate. Mostly because they gave our table a free mango lassi. That's how FREAKING kind and friendly the staff are!! They are tremendous. Best place ever.

    Most abysmal service I have experienced in NYC. There's long waits, wrong dishes, or slow service,…read moreand then there's the racist owner who straight up lies to you. After an hour of waiting for our food, the three tables around us who arrived after us already got their food and were nearly done with their meal. We ask about this twice, and each time the owner says all three tables "pre-ordered" their food. I was confused and asked every table if this was true and obviously it was not. Before leaving, we confront the owner about the inconsistencies in his story, but he just double downs on his lie, alleging that we don't understand how a restaurant is run. For some reason, he even started to yell at the busgirl who was trying to get him to apologize? In addition to holding us hostage for an hour and continued lying, he tries to make the racist point that Indian food is more sophisticated and takes longer to prepare than other types of Asian food. I feel there are certain standards in the NYC service industry given the competition, and this was a confusing and unacceptable experience. The food was admittedly good, but not good enough for them to have the attitude they had.

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    Red Onion - Fresh garlic topped naan.

    Fresh garlic topped naan.

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    Fresh spinach and spices ground and cooked with cubed homemade cheese

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