fantastic flavors, quick service, high quality food. I have been satisfied with everything I've ordered. great prices too!

Get the curry chicken bowl when you come. I describe this restaurant as an Indian version of Dig Inn. It's healthy, it's filling, it's got all your different food groups, and it's delicious! The charred chicken is super Smokey and flavorful and the curry sauce is tasty as well! This is a great lunch spot for if you want something quick and are tired of just eating salad! read more

We could not get over how good this place was. We visit NYC a few times a year - this is now in the top 3 of places we will visit when we are back. We both got one of the suggested combinations of ingredients. The blend of flavors is unbelievable and the pricing is very reasonable. Highly recommend if you're in the Flatiron District. read more

Fast casual Indian food in Flatiron. This was fun to try for a relatively healthy and filling lunch option, although I'm not sure I would go back. Had a chicken curry bowl - the curry was very mild and lacking flavor. The meat did not taste high quality. Options for toppings are limited. read more

I work in the city once a week and I make sure to have lunch at Inday during those days. I love that Inday serves healthy and responsibly sourced ingredients. This place can get busy during lunch time but the staff is always friendly and helpful. Angel who is usually there during lunch always has a big smile on his face and it always brightens my day! read more

Update: the last few times I've stopped by, I've able to find lots of fresh, macro-friendly options. Everything is so fresh, healthy and flavorful, and they have bone broth! I know the aesthetic is more of a lunch spot, but I find myself catching a train to pick something up before they close for dinner. It's the perfect pick-me-up after the gym. Last request, Inday - can you post your nutrition facts? Sweetgreen and Dig inn are doing it; even Indikitch posts calories. Why can't you? read more

Express Indian cuisine? Being that It's in midtown, I had to try it. And honestly I should have predicted it was watered down. The Indian flavors were there but they were so muted. read more

INDAY - shredded Califlower & Brussels and salmon. With a bunch of free garnishes. - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

Stopped here just before it was closing and the woman working the counter was so sweet to accommodate us!! Delicious carrots and roasted squash, loved the cauli rice, falafel, chickpeas, and tofu were all good, and the egg was GREAT!!! My mom liked the pepita seed crunch, and I really liked the coconut crispy crunch!! Definitely a must try!! The bone broth was good too! read more

INDAY - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

If Chipotle and Dig Inn had hot wild consensual feminist sex while watching a loop of Bernie Sander's greatest hits, this place would be the sweet little mixed race love child. Thanks based God. read more

Dropped by to the restaurant on Sunday afternoon and was surprised by the ambiance. It has a bit of a hipsterish feel with a jungle twist. I know that probably makes about zero sense, but with all the plants, coconuts, and bowls of leaves scattered throughout, it didn't feel like a typical casual fast food place, which it is not, to be fair. It has the Chipotle-feel of "pick your options and put it all in a bowl" but the ingredients are far more fresh, natural, and organic that you begin thinking you walked into a place altogether different. Between the two of us, we greedily consumed three bowls to taste the various proteins and "carb" options (thanks Viraj!). We had the Salmon with Jasmine Rice, the Steak with Quinoa, and the Chicken with "Not Rice" which I believe is cauliflower. Personally I enjoyed the Jasmine Rice best as the carb option because I like my base to be flavorless and simple so that I can specifically taste the flavors of the main or side dishes. The "Not Rice" had a strong flavor that complimented the Chicken, but I found it somewhat overpowering. My GF liked it the most, so everyone has their own tastes. The sides included grapes, pickled carrots, and yogurt sauce (along with some others that I can't remember exactly) that heightened the flavors in the bowls. The freshness of the ingredients made the meal a very satisfactory experience. Of the three proteins we tries, the Salmon was my favorite being perfectly grilled with a nice, soft skin at the top (I'm salivating as I write this). The Steak was also delicious. I thought it was juicy and moist, but my GF felt it was dry. Not sure where that difference came from. The Chicken was the driest of the three, though no less flavorful. The natural ingredients and the fresh take on the "casual fast-food" approach make Inday a perfect spot for lunch or dinner. You can sit down and eat gourmet food or take it to go and enjoy it at home. I strongly recommend stopping by! read more

I'm Indian and I pride myself in knowing and cooking authentic Indian food so typically I'm very critical of Indian restaurants in the city. Almost always over promising. Inday however was such a pleasant surprise I'm actually craving it as I type this review out. Let me mention it is not "authentic" Indian dishes, more Indian inspired flavors in a chipotle style concept but boy has it been done right. Beyond pleasantly surprised by how well seasoned and flavorful everything was - sadly such a rarity. I got the chicken kabab bowl. The kababs were so soft, juicy and flavorful. My fiancé got the chickpea with rice - also good. Loved the cauliflower too. The chili oil is SO good I wanted to buy a bottle but they were out of it. Even the coconut ranch was excellent and I'm not a coconut fan at all. Service was amazing too, the employee there was super nice and the decor and set up is also great to catch up on a quick healthy meal with friends. They've earned a forever customer with me. read more

Dear Every Other Quick Eatery in NYC, Come eat here, bring a notepad, and learn. Love, A happy consumer. read more

I've been to Inday a couple times now, and while I've come away filled - the bowls are of decent size - the food, to be frank, has been rather generic. Compared to Indikitch a couple blocks away, it definitely feels like this is more aimed for the American palate (in a Sweetgreens-style way of ordering), as opposed to the Indian palate, but it really does not stand out. The last time I visited, I got the royal rice with chicken. The rice itself was pretty plain, and the curry itself was a bit spicy but did not have a lot of flavor either. The chicken that was added to the plate tasted very much like plain-grilled chicken - not dipped or marinated in any distinctive spices as I would have expected. You can adjust the amount of sides and sauces you get on the bowl (I just went with the standard), but that did not serve to really distinguish the meal. The space itself is nice and laid-back for dining, but the food was rather disappointing. Inday feels like a restaurant that wants to combine the sensibilities of eating healthy with Indian cuisine, but it comes away capturing neither particularly well. Given that it's not the cheapest kind of fast-casual in the genres it crosses either, I would probably opt for other choices before coming back here again. read more

#My Chicken and the Roots was rather bland until I put on that hot sauce they give. That is some #spicy ass shit. Will burn your butt. I love #butt burning! #I'm feeling the Bern! read more

INDAY - Chicken and the Roots - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

Healthy, delish and affordable. Got the Ruby bowl, tons of yummy veggies w pork as my protein choice. So stoked this place is walkable :) and it's so cute inside! The paneer looked amazing will try that next! read more

INDAY - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

Portions seem small but are quite filling! Each bowl comes with a pickled side and green with the option of a protein. Cauliflower rice is on point as well as all the toppings. If you like spice, ask for a side of the chili sauce to go. Not crowded at peak lunch hours for some reason - no idea why! read more

I love this new fast-casual dining trend and Inday has got it right! There are "sets" and some flexibility in a few choices. But, generally the sets are pre-determined which leads the dining experience to operationally efficient. The ambiance is clean, modern, and chic. The actual food is healthy and delicious with decent portions, without making you feel heavy after a meal. What more can you ask for in a fast-casual restaurant? Now, just waiting for more of these to pop up around the city so I can have another great choice near the office for lunch! read more

Flavor bomb! - choose a base. add stuff. - if you don't know what to order, like I did, the staff (very helpful and friendly) will walk you through it. I chose the cauliflower based Not Rice. I really wanted to try the tofu because of the rave reviews, but it was sold out. I guess it's that good. I chose the salmon instead. I think I added all the add ons, the chick peas and several salads. Came to a little over $14, but the flavor experience was worth it. I felt that I didn't even need the salmon, the bowl itself was delicious without it. I eat mostly vegetarian, Erickwhich can be limiting sometimes, so i love being surprised with healthy food that's super tasty. Lots of space and seating and didn't feel rushed to leave. I'm definitely coming back for the tofu. read more

The motto is "good karma served daily," there are artful lightning fixtures and waving palm leaves on the website. Inday appears at first glance to be the insufferable apotheosis of our current twin obsessions with health eating and fast casual dining. But on the way to give this place a pan, I actually sat down for lunch. It was relatively quick, it was casual, and the flavors were wonderful. There are some kinks to the ordering process. Between having the explain this particular restaurants' take on the combination of proteins and vegetables and several of the Indian ingredients involved, it can feel like you need to pass a standardized test to get a meal. And well, it doesn't go particularly fast. Thankfully on my visit there were just a few customers (one actually gave up during ordering in frustration). Please, stick with it! The food that arrives at the end, from the quinoa to the different kinds of rice, is high-end restaurant quality. I had a serious delicious piece of grilled salmon, with three kinds of chutney and vegetables. There's a tenacity to try to get you to have everything at once, but I'd love come back and sample different parts of the menu in isolation. I also washed this down with a very ice tea. It felt healthy but still spicy and full of flavor - exactly what pretty much every fast casual goes for and where only few succeed. read more

My new go-to lunch spot!! The food is not over salted or over spiced, super clean, with some really great flavors. I was especially surprised by the yellow pickled onions, they add great flavor to the bowl! Healthy, delicious, perfect sized lunch at a reasonable price. Not too many people know about it yet, so the line isn't crazy like sweet green and dig inn!! read more

INDAY - Chicken tikka with purple wild rice, cabbage, carrots and pickled onions! - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

If you are looking to change up your lunch routine, you've got to try this place! Delicious, healthy Indian food served in bowls, with your choice of a grain, protein, and toppings. I got the not rice, which is a cauliflower "rice" and the paradise chicken with coconut chutney on top. It was delicious and I'll definitely be back again! read more

INDAY - Paradise chicken bowl - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

Don't think I've had a bad meal yet here. All the various bowls are amazing, I love the vegetarian one and the Turkey meatball one. That one is spicy though! Well the delicious sauce that comes with it is, and u can't help but slather it all over the bowl. Anyway, when I think Indian food for lunch, I think food coma in the afternoon and possible trips to the bathroom. Tmi? But not with Inday. The food is so fresh, portions are perfectly sized, flavors are subtle but not tasteless. I've mostly gotten Inday through MealPass, and they do it really wel. They have your orders waiting on a rack near the register, they ask your name, and then you're out the door. If you do dine in, the space is really clean and modern, but good luck finding a seat at lunch. They're always busy and for good reason! read more

Very nice, relaxing place. Food is great, portions are big and it is absolutely affordable. Service is quick and polite. read more

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I've only eaten Indian food once and I question it because my stomach is quite sensitive. Then, INDAY appeared in my life and everything changed. I love this place so much. The vibe of INDAY is so zen, chill, relaxing and I would love to spend all day there (sometimes I do...) The bowls are rich of delicious flavors, spices and textures. Greens, proteins and all that you need to have a nourishing, healthy, yummy meal. But wait, there's more. The avo cocoa. I absolutely despise avocado. It cannot touch my plate -- I will send a meal back that has avocado on it. But this avo cocoa is absolutely incredible. I could eat it everyday. Also obsessed with the chai tea and the Arnold Karma (anything with ginger makes me happy, especially this). Go here. You'll thank me. read more

I've been wondering when the Chipotle formula would be adapted to other cuisines. Inday looks like a prototype that's franchise-ready, big time. Don't come here looking for chicken tikka masala or other authentic Indian dishes, any more than you'd go to Chipotle for chicken mole. These are fast, individualized bowls designed to echo the flavors of Indian food without the formality. Brilliantly, Inday allows you to easily customize your meal to specific dietary needs. Paleo, vegetarian, vegan -- no problem. So you can opt for a standard basmati rice for the base, or a quinoa/butternut squash blend, or a great no-starch blend of cauliflower rice and shredded Brussels sprouts. Nice choice of proteins, including an all-greens option, and a great selection of toppers, including a hot sauce that gave my bowl a vindaloo-like kick. My only suggestion would be to add some type of nibbler that could be shared. Pappadams with a couple of chutneys, maybe, to mirror the chips and guac at Chipotle? read more

I liked Inday and will likely be back. The food was flavorful, the meat was fresh, and the staff was efficient and friendly. I had the bowl with root veggies (mostly sweet potatoes) and tofu. It came with chickpea curry (my fav thing in the bowl), kale, and a bunch of other toppings and sauces. It was also a generous portion. I feel like they put a lot of time and effort into the flavors, toppings, and making sure they serve fresh produce. At first I didn't think I liked all the flavors together but the more I ate it, the more I liked it. I don't eat indian food that much so it's nice to have a healthy indian option in the area. Cons: very long line at lunch, no seating, to-go bags are wrong size so you end up holding the bowl like you would if it didn't have a bag at all. read more

This is my to-go spot for lunch. The food seems healthy, (but I may be wrong)--it's not greasy, and usually you can get a generously sized bowl that justifies the $13-14 for lunch. Altho recently they seem to be more stingy with the meat. I typically make my own bowl with beef. Their turkey meatballs, salmon, chicken were all good, but my favorite would be the beef that's soft and well marinated. -Ask for banana chips toppings (those are a lot better than the flat triangle thing that's default) and try the coconut chutney for garnish -I get the "not rice" for the base on days when I feel like I should be eating a salad but don't...it's grated cauliflower!! -The sides offered aren't that good---not terrible (different raw veggies), but just mehh compared to Dig Inn. -I like their sauces, there's the option of elephant sauce, yogurt sauce, hot sauce. All good! -Servers are super friendly---I'm convinced manager is trying to have them acknowledge those who come regularly. Took off a star from their service at Madison Sq Eats: -Had the dosa (usually served in afternoon only in store) with pork. SO good, topped with pickled onion and avocado/guac sauce. Dosa tasted like hashbrowns pressed into a waffle shape. -Had salmon dosa---not good. Salmon was dry, the side toppings didn't go well with it. Banana chips/chili/cilantro toppings--need some sauce. The dosa this time was fluffier, and tasted more like a waffle than a hashbrown.. I preferred the previous one, but it wasn't bad. -Also ordered one of the bowls here...serving was smaller than what I get from their store -Banana ice cream was good, but I wouldn't pay for it again (I think it's just frozen mashed bananas with some spice) -The service wasn't that great at the stand This is still my favorite place in the neighborhood and I'm always recommending others to try this rather than the typical salad joint... They've had some misses once in awhile, but I'm still a happy customer overall :) read more

I'm sorry but this place has nothing related to Indian food. I got the veggie option and it's out of tofu during lunch time. Are you kidding me? And the lady wouldn't let me have anything else in substitute for my missing tofu. So I ended up with a half bowl that cost me almost $10. Not happy with that at all. Also the food is SUPER BLAND. I got super disappointed when I was expecting rich flavorful Indian food. The only spice you can add for additional flavor is the spicy sauce. Again, even the sauce is just plain hot pepper spicy. It doesn't have any depth of flavor or richness in it. Just plain and boring spicy. I'm sorry throwing some crackers on top of the meal doesn't make it Indian. Stop ruin authentic food in the name of "HEALTHY". 2 stars for the decor and ambiance for this place, 0 for the food. read more

I have been ordering lunch at Inday via MealPal almost three times a week. The food is fresh, has nice and clean flavors and seems healthy. So far I have had the paradise chicken, the turkey meatballs and the Goan green chicken. I love the variety of flavors from the different sides that they give you and the proteins are always cooked to perfection. I prefer order from here with MealPal because they put the orders on the side and you just cross off your name and pick up the orders that are set aside. For someone that hates any sort of waiting, this is perfect for me. I highly recommend this place read more

INDAY - Goan green chicken rice - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

Inday is a fresh healthy lunch option.. every single time I am even remotely close I find myself running there for lunch. Last night was the first time I was there for dinner and it was as good if not better... If you have not been I highly recommend it! It is light, healthy and full of flavor leaving you satisfied. The cauliflower (non rice) is the bowl base I can never seem to get enough of! All of the protiens are full of flavor and my most favorite part of the meal is the Inday hot sauce!!! OUT OF THIS WORLD!!! It's in small jars on the table and is not to be missed!!! read more

This place is amazing. It is quick and casual with bowls around $10. You can design your own bowl or have them make one of their suggestions. I had the California bowl and It was incredible. I didn't even realize I liked cauliflower rice until this bowl. The falafel was delicious and the bowl had the perfect combination of sweet, savory, and spicy. I'll definitely be back here again. read more

Solid, healthy lunch option in a posh NoMad. I got a "not noodles" bowl with spiralized veggies, "power greens", turkey meatballs, and blackened eggplant puree. Clocking in at $13, it was a dollar or two more than what I would usually pay for a weekday lunch but seems to be about on par for the neighborhood. Overall, I enjoyed the Indian/South Asian-inspired flavors although I did find the sauce to be a little heavy as I got to the bottom of my bowl. My meal wasn't pretty enough for a photo, but it filled me up for a few hours. I'll give it another shot next time I'm in the area. read more

My co-workers convinced me to step out of my comfort zone and have lunch with them here. So happy I did! Indian cuisine never particularly appealed to me but Inday is a modern spot with so many healthy options. The staff will let you have a taste of anything you aren't sure about. It's affordable and the food is so tasty. My first time there, I ordered the sas-squash bowl with chicken tikka. But you honestly can't go wrong with any bowl choice. read more

INDAY - Decor - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

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one of my go-tos in nyc for an absolutely MAGNIFICENT vegan meal. their food is always fresh and flavorful, they have creative snacks, side dishes, and beverages - a truly flawless and delicious menu. the service is always top notch, too - i always look forward to visiting and to the nourishing meal i walk out with! i wish i could give more stars! read more

Went to eat here last week with my daughter. Food was so delicious I'm still thinking about it. I chose to create my own bowl. Cauliflower rice, curry chicken, crispy shallots ,avocado crema, so delicious . The place was empty and the staff wasn't very friendly , but the food was very good, it was my first time here and I didn't know what to choose and I kinda seemed rushed by the people who worked here, but I will definitely be back. The food was that good. I compare it to a chipotle but only vegan, Indian , style . Also is gluten free which my daughter loved since she has celiacs . read more

Great place but the music kills it. They play low-end bullshit R&B music at super high volume. Who picks the playlist? An employee? Or is it a brand experience decision? There's a ton of new, cool, energetic music out there (listen to WFUV for a half hour). You don't need to resort to hot 97 tracks!! Also, keeping music at a deafening volume is not a thing anymore. To the management: try it for yourself - order a meal and sit and eat it. See how it feels with music blasting vs as ambient background. OK - In all fairness, a cool Jeff Kaale tune just came on. Still too loud though. Whoops - just ended. We're back to hot 97 auto tune. read more

They recently made the menu simpler, presumably to help the line moving, such that you now only pick a base and a protein, instead of having a bunch of customizable options similar to chipotle. Chicken + root bowl on MealPass launch day was tasty although the roots were way underdone. I also picked up the avo cocoa while I was there but it was really weak. read more

INDAY - Chicken and the roots (mealpass) - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

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I really enjoyed my meal here. I came with a friend to sit and chat for hours catching up. The ambiance is like an upscale cafeteria with a number of really cute design elements. I got the shredded cauliflower with chicken and veggies. I love that the menu is so healthy and gluten free. It's also really reasonably priced which is fantastic. Probably the best thing about this meal was the table side tea service. The waiter was very attentive and refilled out tea pot about three times as we chatted. I would come back here any day of the week. read more

INDAY - Warm cauliflower bowl with chicken - very tasty! - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

Awesome lunch spot for healthy Indian food! Much has been said about Inday and how it compares to other establishments. But it's one of those things you just have to try for yourself in my opinion. Yes, the price is a little steep for lunch fare but it is comparable to other fast casual places in the area. And not to mention, your bowl is always filled up as portions are huge! Huge in flavor and quality that's not only filling but healthy as well. It gets busy as others have stated but the crew behind the counter help with that regard by not only having urgency but being knowledgeable with the food they serve. I love the hot sauce here! So remember to spice up your next Inday lunch with their hot sauce but be warned- it's SPICY! read more

A little expensive for what they give, but flavors were good. I am a big fan of cauliflower rice and their yogurt based sauces were a nice touch. Beware that their hot sauce is really really hot. Be gentle when pouring... I had the chicken and look forward to trying the meatballs. read more

INDAY - Chicken and cauliflower Rice. Refreshing with the pineapples - Indian Near Me - New York, New York