Wow, wow, wow! We ordered from here because we needed a main dish for my Indian inlaws. My MIL is…read morea fantastic cook, and she made a bunch of amazing sides including Dahls, chipates, and bindi. These were meant to be ONLY side dishes. We had also bought jumbo shrimp from Costco, with heads to be the main course. (Her favorite!) This was an issue. Apparently these were disgusting and needed to be cleaned. There were so many shrimp. I'd slept exactly 1 hours the night b4 because my in-laws were jetlagged and wandering around the house and backyard at 3am. I'd also worked a full day. So I suggested take out for the main. It was unpopular, however there was no way I was letting MIL clean shrimp by herself for hours and no way I was spending the next two hours of my life helping her do it after working a full day and sleeping 1 hour. To give my husband credit, he researched this place extensively. We ordered the saag chicken, which was exceptional. It stood up to the other dishes on the table. (I have not ordered from an Indian restaurant in the Boston area that comes close to how good this spot was. My in-laws would have complained about every other spot. They liked this one.) Instead they thought it was great, and they are so difficult to please. Pray for me, tomorrow I gut perfectly lovely jumbo shrimp for their black vein and remove the head. (My husband is the one who bought these and paid extra for the head. He is doing extensive yard work involving a lot of heavy lifting, otherwise he'd be in charge of this job. I will also not be helping him, as was planned so he will suffer) Suffice it to say, 10/10 would recommend. Planning on adding it to my regular rotation. It will be approved by your Indian in-laws. (Also don't buy fancy shrimp for them!)

Punjab Cafe is an Indian restaurant in Quincy, MA with free street parking in front of the…read morelocation. The ambiance inside is eclectic/casual, and it's great for big groups. Our waiter was super nice, the heater wasn't working so he put us at a table right next to their space heater, which was thoughtful. We went during the week and were seated right away. They have a vegetarian dinner for 2 special which was perfect for sharing for our family of 4. It came with papads, 2 curries, rice, naan, and gulab jamun. Our food came out quick and flavorful. I've definitely had more authentic Indian food, but this was good quality with a diverse variety of North Indian options. The naans were soft and fluffy, the curries (malai kofta and saag channa) were the right amount of spicy, and the portions were worth the price. I'd recommend coming here if you're craving Indian food and are in the area.

Skews on the sweeter end; curries are not very fragrant…read more Tikka masala was pretty one note and tasted like sweet vodka sauce. Saag paneer was a strong contender. Pashwari naan was sweet, a bit thick and dry, but overall would repurchase. Mango lassis were too sweet Very cozy, calm, clean interior. Good for small groups 2-4. Street parking, no lot. We couldn't get like 3 things we initially ordered so it's sort of my fault for defaulting to the most basic order possible.

I've heard a lot of great things about Shanti, so I had to check it out while in Dorchester! I was…read morehopeful, especially because my last trip to Bati (food stall in Hub Hall that's related to Shanti) was disappointing. I didn't have a reservation on a Friday night, but I called ahead and they said it wasn't too busy. There were only a few tables filled when I went, and the restaurant isn't very large in general. The interior is modern and classy, while the food is also not too expensive. I ordered the vegetable samosas and malai kofta. I was also given complimentary papadam with tamarind, mint chutney, and tomato dip. The tamarind absolutely blew me away - I wanted to try it with everything! The vegetable samosas were really fresh, large, and full/packed. There's only 2 in the order, but they're pretty filling. I also really liked the malai kofta, especially the sauce. I was quite happy with the recommendation.

If you are looking for a quick great Indian street food with decent price tag, this is the place…read more Awesome ambiance and great food and good quality. Not too huge of a place but we were looking for a quick dinner time with great food, We ordered Sev puri, paneer tikka pizza and Kesar falooda. Everything was really amazing. I was expecting a bowl of kulfi with falooda so it was more like a badam or Kesar milk with chia seeds and ice cream - different but still delicious. You need to order at the main place and pickup the food with the buzzer - self service casual setting and I didn't mind at all. Great experience.

In recent years Quincy has had a number of great restaurants open. Within a short distance of this…read moreplace are Rubato and Le Madeline. My guess as to why this place doesn't get the same recognition as other restaurants is because it is Indian food. The food at Tiranga is all authentic Indian street food. Which means that if you're comparing it to a standard Indian place you're going to be disappointed. But if you go expecting to get an authentic sandwich, the type you get on the streets of Bombay, along with Maggi ketchup, this is your place. Their live Pani Puri is also an authentic experience. The service was great and the ambiance is also good. It's a small place so it may not be good for large groups. But they are open late and will satisfy the craving for a late night spicy snack. This place is seriously underrated and a gem. Maybe one day we'll come around to giving Indian cuisine more respect, and when that day comes, I have no doubt that Tiranga will get some awards.

Really loved the experience, the Cochin Chicken Curry was spot on - I hail from Kerala and get good…read morequality Indian food in Dallas which is where I live these days, so trust me on this dish. Had it with Naan, crispy and fresh. I also had a Chicken 65 which was also nice. Servers were energetic, the restaurant was almost full even though I was probably the last customer to walk in for dinner tonight. Customers at the restaurant included people of Indian origin and other ethnicities which to me is a good indication of the popularity of the restaurant.

Pass! Too many other better choices up and down Newbury…read more I wanted to try something a bit different on Newbury, so I chose this Indian restaurant. I regret this. The lamb was pretty dry, and one of their most expensive dishes. A big disappointment. It looks a lot better in the pictures than it actually was. I would definitely not recommend. Maybe just go for a basic curry dish instead. Service was not good. Not friendly either. They weren't at all busy and just non-attentive. I had to ask several times for water refills. The waiter walked by my table several times, clearly saw my empty glass, yet never once offered a refill. And it was a crazy hot day too.

When I came here they are full. Waited for the seat for 5-10mins and promptly seated. Servers are…read morenice and friendly. They have 9 different dishes for the lunch buffet (11AM-3PM Friday+weekend). I ordered their non-vegetarian platter, and lamb vindaloo. They gave me fried chips with sauces. These sauces are bomb!! Their non vegetarian platter consist of lamb kabob, chicken tikka, chicken pakora, and shrimp samosa. Their samosa is perfectly fried, and proteins are perfectly marinated with spice. This is definitely an authentic Indian cuisine in Quincy, MA. Will return in the future.

I have always liked this spot for years since their QC location. Now moving to the plaza in…read moreWollaston next to Wendy's! More space, more seating, same great taste. Tikka Marsala chicken - good savory dish with plenty of sauce to go with your rice and garlicky naan bread. Mango lassi I've gotten sometimes just to go! Always have to have a cup or two! Very refreshing and creamy! Love it. Another dish we like is the butter chicken! The staff are also present and quick with your food. Always pleasant experience! We also order ubereats from here too from time to time.

Came here in a Tuesday night and was able to get a table fairly easily. The restaurant is located…read morein a strip mall like complex so there is plenty of parking outside and very convenient to get to. The restaurant itself is clean and well decorated. And the service is also pretty fast too. I got two appetizers, an entree, and a mango lassi and everything was very well seasoned and piping hot when it came out. The mango lassi tasted really fresh as well and it came in a sealable bottle which was helpful because it took me a while to finish it because it was thick. My favorite dish that they had was the chicken 65. They make it so well here and it's crispy.

So so food Awful drinks…read more Very fast food feeling Much better options in Quincy Will not be returning

This review falls somewhere between 3 1/2 to 4 stars…read more Ever since I heard about Don't Tell Aunty opening up last year I've been itching to get in and try it, especially as someone who loves Indian cuisine and someone who is often intrigued by fusion concepts and modern twists on classic dishes. We finally decided to go for a mid afternoon meal on a Saturday in the beginning of June. We looked at the menu online ahead of time to refresh our memories on their offerings, and the food was listed all together in a section called "all day menu". We had some dishes in mind that we wanted to try, namely the tikka tots, the mirchi bhajji and the rasam ramen. Unfortunately none of these items were on the menu when we went in. I realized that they have separate menus for lunch and dinner with the lunch menu being more limited, which I know lots of restaurants do. Nevertheless we were still excited to try the food there. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very nice. Beautiful design, very comfortable and the music was a vibe. Contrary to some of the other reviews here saying that the service was aloof and lackluster, we found that it was prompt and down to earth. We opted for some Indian beers over cocktails. For food we decided on some curry dishes. Boyfriend ended up with paneer butter masala, I had Goan fish curry and we split some garlic naan. The guy did warn ahead of time that the fish curry was a naturally spicy dish, to which I stated that I was totally cool with that since I love the spicier dishes. Boyfriend asked for his butter masala to be extra hot. The presentation of the entrees is absolutely stunning. The rice was fluffy and the curry hit all the flavor notes as it was a little sweet, a little spicy and a little tangy. In hindsight I think I should've asked them to make it a tad spicier for me, but the flavor was definitely there and it was a pretty solid, filling dish. Boyfriend really enjoyed his butter masala, saying that they delivered on his request for extra heat. The bread wasn't bad, though the portion is rather small and it kind of reminded me of the packaged naan bread you can get at the grocery store. Overall it was a good experience at Don't Tell Aunty. I did see on the website that they were making changes to the menu, so I look forward to seeing what else they can do.

Everything worst experience - AC not working in 90 degree…read morehot - They did not ask us how much spicy wanted and Biryani too spicy and non tasty spicy - Chicken 65 appetizer is frozen just warmed up and it is not chicken 65 - Pizza bread is Indian naan bread and taste bad - Service very bad - They lied that every Saturday DJ/Dance floor and when we went to Saturday eve, they said it is only once a month Saturday and not sure when .....Everything is bad.

Hands down best chicken tikka masala I've ever had and I've ordered multiple nights in a row! Quick…read moreservice and reasonable prices. Highly recommend!

celebrated my Bengali husbands 80th birthday with the help of the wonderful staff at Crystal Spoon…read morein their beautiful private room. it was amazing. from the appitizers to desert, each dish was spot on. the samosas were the best I have ever eaten outside of India. The pekura chicken was perfectly cooked and utterly delicious. the lamb shank was perfectly spiced and fall off the bone tender. the biryani was fabulous. the chef even prepared a special Bengali fish dish for my husband. the deserts of roshamali and kulfi were the perfect end a perfect celebration. all 8 of us were stuffed to the gills. our family will return again and again.

They have tofu plant based meat, great dosa and idli. The sambar is also very yummy!…read more Service is quick and accepts Apple Pay. There are about 5 tables Feedback- please implement stainless steel plates to save on waste. The compost and recycling bins labeled are both used for trash, and so many plastic containers are wasted here.

Good! I got a dosa with spice and onions. Was exactly as described. The sauces were quite good…read more Would do more in dosa next time

The name of this restaurant says it all WOW! We were at a late concert at House of Blues and missed…read moredinner before the show. We saw this restaurant on Yelp and it is walking distance from Fenway Park. The staff is amazing and helpful in breaking down the menu options. The food was fresh, flavorful, and abundant for the price. The most amazing part is they are open till 2 am. We will be back with friends. Loved Wow Tikka!!!

Just had another of Wow Tikka's build your own seasoned bowl and it absolutely hit. You get to…read morecustomize everything -- pick your base, proteins, toppings, sauces -- and they nail the execution every time. The flavors are bold and balanced, nothing tastes like it's been sitting around. The staff is genuinely friendly and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better. Plus, if you catch decent weather, their outdoor picnic bench area is a nice spot to enjoy your food. With their late-night hours, it's become my go-to spot when I'm craving quality Indian food at any hour. Highly recommend if you're in the Fenway area.