10/10 -- HIGHLY RECOMMEND!…read more Hands down the best Indian restaurant in New Jersey! Having traveled to India, I can honestly say the flavors at Karma Kafé brought me right back. Every dish was incredibly authentic, the meat was perfectly tender, and the portions were generous. The staff was exceptionally kind, welcoming, and attentive, and the atmosphere made the entire experience even more enjoyable. If you're looking for authentic North Indian cuisine, Karma Kafé in Hoboken is an absolute must-visit. I'll definitely be back!

Ordered: Chicken Tikka Masala ($18 BOGO): served with…read morebasmati rice and dal Lamb Korma (~$21): served with basmati rice and dal Roasted Garlic Naan (~$5) Aya'd take: Karma Kafe has become a reliable Indian takeout option for me! Their food is good quality, good portion, and well-priced. Every now and then I catch a BOGO deal and convince myself I'm craving Indian. This time, I got a BOGO of Chicken Tikka Masala. it was mild, creamy, tangy, and had a good amount of chicken in it. It's served with basmati rice and dal but definitely needs a bigger portion of rice. The Lamb Korma was a good try. It is lamb cubes in a mild cashew nut herb sauce, and I enjoyed this sauce so much more! It's creamier and less sweet than the Tikka Masala. The Roasted Garlic Naan was burnt on the bottom half this time so I ate what I could but it didn't hit the spot like last time. All in all, I'm still a fan!

The staff- to the food was amazing. I have to say this might be one of the best overall Indian…read moreresturaunt I have been to. Has something on the menu for everyone, food was delicious, great ambiance. Would highly recommend this! (Note: do not confuse this with the other location, as that one is not great)

As a hungry vegetarian, I enjoyed the selection of food and I can eat here…read more 1. It is near the Path/NJT/Ferry 2. Wide space and many tables 3. Service is very attentive especially for water 4. I was hoping to see Vegetarian Platters but no such thing - all is ala carte 5. I had a paneer and it was good. Rice is separate

Food was well seasoned however the meat for the goat curry (27.99) and lamb biryani (29.99) was…read morevery small portions. The naan was also kind of flat and dry. This place was on the pricier side for Indian food and due to the small amount of meat in each dish, not sure we would come back.

Imagine if you will, service so incompetent, so devoid of anything close to positive customer…read moreservice that you wind up leaving a restaurant angry about the experience. That sums up my visit to Pariwaar Delights this week. Pariwaar certainly puts on a good face. Sandwich boards outside promise delicious food. The interior is beautifully decorated with modern lighting, furniture and unusual cutlery. At first things seemed okay. My partner and I were seated quickly because...well, we were only one of two whole parties in the place (but it was Sunday evening so read into that what you will). We had seen a sign outside for a Mutton Biriyani, but on the menu they only listed goat. So here's where the initial confusion began. Depending on where you are, Mutton and Goat are not necessarily the same thing. Mutton can refer to sheep while Goat is well...goat. In some restaurants however, the two can be used interchangeably. So when we started to order, we mentioned the mutton and the waiter (who barely spoke above a whisper and had a deer in the headlights look the entire time) kept saying "goat". We went back and forth three times. He could have easily just said "Here goat *is* mutton" but he never did. After that back and forth, we ordered several dishes including the Indian Masala Wings as an appetizer and the Goat Mandi. This is important to my tale. Within 10-15 minutes some of our food came out including garlic naan, sesame naan and chaan masala. All of this was good, but as we ate we began to wonder where our other dishes were. So we ate and then we waited. We waited a half hour. During that time, the waiter never checked on us. Indeed, at times both the waiter and the host/cashier just disappeared into the kitchen for five to ten minutes at a time. When I finally got their attention, I asked them where our Goat Mandi and Masala wings were. For some bizarre reason, they thought we asked for the Goat Mandi to go (we never said the words "to go" when we ordered) and they claim we never ordered the wings (I asked for the wings three times). I told them we'd take the dish to go along with our leftovers. At that point I just wanted to get out of there. I'm not even going to go into detail on the food. Overall, the food was good but definitely overpriced. These were Manhattan prices in Hoboken. It's not worth having to deal with horrible service and okay food.

I appreciate what they're trying to do by bringing a niche Indian cuisine to Hoboken…read more However, there are some improvements needed in order for them to be successful in the future. We came here shortly after their opening after waiting in great anticipation for about a year. I'm giving one extra star just for the benefit of the doubt because they just opened, or maybe I ordered the wrong things. The menu is not very vegetarian-friendly. Samosa chaat was lacking in yogurt and tamarind sauce. Very heavy on the chickpeas. Paneer makhani biryani was just lots of dry rice, dry paneer, lacking flavor. We barely touched it. There were items on the menu we asked for that they didn't have. Their prices are a bit high for basically fast-food quality. There is a 4% cash discount btw. The owner seemed very nice and earnest. I think they should include some more universally enjoyed Indian staples on the menu just to get more people in the door, and then people will venture into the mandi and biryani. Best of luck.

From the owner: "Pariwaar" means "family," a name chosen with the hope that each visit will create a bond between…read moreus as close as family. Afreen Ahmed, the visionary behind Pariwaar Delights in Jersey City, founded the restaurant with a passion for bringing authentic South Indian flavors to the local community. As a woman-owned business, Pariwaar Delights represents her commitment to excellence in cuisine and hospitality, aiming to create a space where every visitor feels like family. Chef Afreen and her dedicated team focus on capturing the essence of traditional South Indian dishes, using spices and ingredients directly sourced from her hometown, Hyderabad, to deliver genuine, mouthwatering flavors. Afreen's goals extend beyond just serving delicious food; she strives to introduce patrons to the rich cultural heritage of Indian cuisine while providing an unmatched dining experience. By preserving the authentic flavor profiles of each dish, Pariwaar Delights aims to make every meal memorable, whether for newcomers or those seeking a taste of home. Afreen's dedication to quality and heartfelt hospitality sets the tone, making Pariwaar Delights not only a restaurant but a vibrant cultural experience in the heart of Jersey City & Hoboken.

Excellent Breakfast. It's been a while since I had this experience. Fantastic service also besides…read morethe fact that only one person is managing everything. My friend is sold looking at the aesthetic Door Step (Gadapa)

Oh man. The dosas! Some of the best I've ever had! There are a lot of very good options for Indian…read morefood in Jersey City but this is a strong recommendation. Definitely give it a try.

Stopped in for their grand opening today - and enjoyed a free buffet. Naan was warm and delicious;…read moreso was the chai. The owners were very friendly! Looking forward to checking this place out again to order from their regular menu!

I ordered 2 plates of chicken biryani and they both went in trash it was very watery look like…read morewhite rice with chicken soup very soggy didn't taste good also chicken wasn't cooked well I had to trash.

Let's get real. My LinkedIn profile is long, but unlike some people, it's factually correct. I'm…read morespeaking to the well-meaning folks who have asked whether I'm interested in food writing beyond Yelp. The truth is I barely know the difference between caraway and bechamel. In a world where some UES people won't travel to the UWS, my main strategic advantage is willingness to deal with long train rides and walks in search of unique cuisine. I've even impressed my LA friend because why would someone in Los Feliz go all the way to Culver City? That brings me to Chef of India. I lack the expertise to convey the intensity of the Chilli Masala Idli but urge you to try this flavor powerhouse. The restaurant's own description doesn't go into much detail, noting "chilli sauce and South Indian spices," but I can respect that they're saving their energy for the cooking rather typing. There's a strong garlic vibe and some onions, but I'm not skilled enough to discern the many other ingredients at work here. I still haven't been to Chef of India in person but it might get the top spot in my Uber Eats Hall of Fame.

3.5 stars We got the…read morebutter chicken with tawa roti. It was supposed to come with basmati rice but they forgot it in our delivery order. The food was pretty tasty, spicier than we expected for "mild", but nothing unbearable. Definitely the least boring butter chicken I've ever had. The chicken was slightly overcooked though, depending on the piece. It came with two sauces, a yogurt-based sauce that was very tasty and cooling for the spice and a much more spicy/spiced sauce that was too spicy for me, but had nice flavor. The roti was fine, nice that we at least had that to dip in the sauces since we didnt have the rice.

The food is good, definitely no problem. But it is very expensive for Indian takeout. It is not a…read moresit down/full service restaurant. Applebees and TGIF are like half price for a meal compared to this place - that's wild.

Frozen food warmed up, service is shit, there is 1 waiter who is also the chef by the way and…read moremajority of the items are handled by him through a microwave next to the counter.

Since my original visit where we were let down by almost everything besides the Dosa, we have…read morevisited Dosa Spot quite a few times. Since then, we have consistently enjoyed our experience here. While the Dosas are still the hightlight, they have improved the Idli and Medhu Vada as well (even though the Idli disintegrated too quickly). Dosa Spot has now become our go-to place for Dosas in Jersey City. I still wouldn't go back for North Indian fare but both the plain Dosa, Masala Dosa, and Rava Masala Dosa are all excellent options as are the beverages, from the Buttermilk to the Mango Lassi to the Filter Coffee to the Masala Chai.

Dosa Spot inside Newport Mall is probably the only decent place in the mall when you're really…read morehungry. They also bring their food truck to our community once a week, which is a nice bonus. The food is flavorful and satisfying -- their coconut chutney is our absolute favorite! I usually prefer soft dosas, and they make them exactly the way I like. The filter coffee is also really good. The food doesn't take long time to arrive which is a plus and ambience is quite decent. Overall, a solid spot to satisfy your cravings without being heavy on the pocket.

Just ate the masala dosa. It was soooo good. The filling and sauces had the perfect amount of…read moreseasoning. And we had some type of soup with it that had the best flavor and spices. I've had a lot of Indian food and this is not your run of the mill Indian spot. Flavors and spices seem fresh. For me and my husband it was the perfect spice level but some people (who don't eat spicy food a lot) may think it's too spicy. Wish we had a place like this near us in SoCal!

The samosas were flavorful. My daughters, who are picky eaters, devoured them....even though I got…read moreit for myself :-( if we are back in the area, we'd certainly go again. Wish the portions were larger but they weren't tiny either. Moderate for the area.