Bought samosas, very tasty, crunchy and flavorful. Not greasey which was a major plus for me.

The place has deteriorated in quality. There are house flys, bees and bugs. Today I encountered flying cockroach on the serving tables eww. I find the place very unhygienic. It used to be a better place and we use to love it. Not anymore. read more

Not only was the food not good but my stomach was upset for several days.

Love it... Love it... Love it! The food is amazing and the prices are perfect. The portions are large. Best garlic naan around. Chicken tiki masala is superb! Staff is always friendly and their desert selection is extensive! read more

Interesting place. 1/3 fast food, 1/3 bakery, 1/3 sit down Indian bistro. Curries were delicious and portions were a good size. Prices were reasonable, not as high as most Indian/Thai places around ($12-16 for one entree). Around $8-$10 for curry and rice at Indian hut. I will patronize again read more

Fantastic food and wonderful customer service! I just went for probably the third or fourth time and had to wait a few minutes for my takeout order, and they were SO apologetic and gave me a free piece of cake for waiting. They've never been anything but super friendly, but I really appreciated that extra gesture. I recommend them so much! read more

My favorite Indian restaurant undoubtedly atleast in philly suburbs. I am a huge fan of their special chicken biryani. There was a time I frequented this place every weekend. I also like their masala dosa and vegetable panini. I used to like Hakka Noodles and chicken fried rice here but its not how it used to be a year back. Also, one must try masala soda here. My four year old nephew ordered chicken tikka masala with Nan and loved it. The chicken tikka masala was just OK but the Nan was to die for. Again its better than other Indian restaurants in Philly suburbs. read more

Stay Away from this place !!! TOO Money Minded !!! Went there on a weekend around noon. The folks said, no THALI. But, we were able to order the individual THALI items individually. WHY do they have it on the MENU, but not ready to serve? We all know WHY. They make more money selling them individually. Then why market it ?? And we asked for a ROTI that never came. We Waited to find out that we have to PAY AGAIN for what we never received in the first place. The customer service is out of question and i am not going to write this, as i never went in with that expectation. Though i demand quality food, i walked out with full of dis-satisfaction. Please STAY AWAY from this place.. read more

Yummy and authentic food. Quaint atmosphere and super friendly staff. We have eaten take-out as well as dined in. Indian hut does both well. Try the 64 spice chicken and gobi manchurian appetizers - they are super good. Oh and good luck getting out of there without something from their homemade dessert case! read more

Chicken biryani quantity is very very less.. not at all sufficient even for a single person.....

Ambience sucks.. flies in the restaurant over the food ! Service sucks big time.. they don't care what you ask for... Food sucks.. Overall I will not recommend this restaurant... Big shame on Indian FOOD!! read more

The food is okay. But the people running this restaurant treat customers very bad. They behave as if they are serving the food for free. There is No air conditioning, only couple of ceiling fans. The hotel is running just because there are no other good indian restaurants in Exton. read more

Food is worst Indian food I ever ate and quality and maintenance is very very poor, staff is very very arrogant, absolute ZERO service. Used to be little better an year back .. now it is worst Indian restaurant around here. read more

Food - Great (a little oily) Service - Cannot expect much - I treat this as a fast food Price - OK - has been increasing of late.. Ambience - Who cares when the food is Yummy.. I visit here regularly so have a wide range of experiences from very rude to very polite... So I normally just get my food and get out of here.. read more

I love their Chicken Biryani! The spice level is always perfect. The chicken is always fresh and they give you a very large serving for the price. i highly recommend their Biryani. Don't forget to get a desert when your there. Their cakes are absolutely delicious! read more

We ordered pickup and the food was generally good. The only complaint is that when we arrived there was a line for people ordering takeout or food to eat at the restaurant and there was no separate line for pickup so we had to wait for everyone to order before we can pick up, which was a bit annoying. read more

The Indian Hut in Exton has some of the best Indian pastries in the Philadelphia area. I had the chocolate cake, and the flavors reminded me of bakeries in India. I hope to be able to try the food there the next time I visit Exton, PA. Overall, I definitely recommend India Hut to those looking for quick Indian food in the Philadelphia area. read more

Went here last night with a bud. Special Chicken briyani. EXCELLENT. Samosa Chat. EXCELLENT. Chicken Manchurian (saucy). Good. Paneer Paratha. EXCELLENT. Mango Lassi. EXCELLENT. Medium spicy was, to my palate, exactly 5 on a scale of 5-10 spicy. I have eaten Indian for 40 years across the USA major cities, including NYC-2nd Ave. This is--in my opinion--among the best I have had, except for elegant places priced 2X+ compared to here. The briyani is very spiced (not hot) with clove dominating. To someone used to milder spiced fare, it might be too much. Not to me and my colleague. The place is not a dumpy as some make it out to be. It is what it is. It is called Indian Hut. Not Indian Palace or Bombay Palace. The staff was quite friendly. The Bollywood dance videos playing on the big screen were great ambiance. Interesting lesson in 60 years of USA iconology + disco fever. The prices very reasonable. The menu quite varied. C'mon--you will not find better Indian in these necks of the Burbs; most others are gringo-bland. 5-stared it for low prices, great food and expected ambiance. If the latter is critical to you, then 4-stars. In 2 hrs, we were the only Caucasians to enter the place on Thurs. night 7:30-9 PM, the rest of the 20 or so customers were natives. That tells you something. Most went take-out. In any case, this is a unique place. read more

I have been here soo many times that I have almost tried everything. Don't expect it to be some high end restaurant, it's a typical hole in the wall kinda restaurant with an excellent variety. Even though I gave it a five rating it doesn't mean everything is fantastic. I don't like any of their curries.... chole bhature is okay. .. chaat is umm so so. But chicken dumb biriyani. .. chicken tandoori, everything in the bakery section including the pastries and puffs are brilliant. It reminds me of India and that is why I have given it five star. If u are a true lucknowi biriyani lover and enjoy dhaba style chicken tandoori then this is the place. I have been living in the east coast since past 15 years and all the restaurants that serves biriyani are either south indian style or Punjabi style and they taste anything but biriyani. Coming from Kolkata I have been bought up eating shiraaj and arsalan biriyani and dhaba style chicken Tikka and tandoori. Sadly and luckily this is the only place in the entire east coast that serves Kolkata/lucknowi style biriyani. It's a must to taste chicken dum biriyani and chicken tandoori from this place. My friends and families comes all the way from NY and Florida to eat biriyani from this place. I belong to a family of food lover therefore we drive to any distance to get the best food. I hope my review helps if you are debating to pay a visit. Enjoy the food. read more

This place is hands down the place to be if you would like to try authentic Hyderabadi chicken/mutton biryani in Exton area!!! I am glad this place exists while my husband is in West Chester on a business trip. read more

Please provide salan for the biryani. I cant imaagine hyd biryani without salan. All others in the area do provide for the same price.

I used to be a regular here. No weekend was complete without a trip to Indian Hut. Lately though, they never seem to have what you want to order off their menu! The first time, we wanted veg thalis (served till 2:00 pm over the weekend at the time), we reached before 1:00 p.m and were told that they were all out. The second time, they were all out of chole bature, and the third time they were out of chole bhature yet again!! Why have something on your menu if you never have it when someone asks for it?! A little disappointed and frustrated with this place now. Have started favoring the other Indian eateries in the area which offer better food and far better service. read more

It seems they have a new chef. My favorite Biryani not only tasted bad it gave me an upset stomach. I had ordered one to go as well which had to be thrown out. Paneer entree seemed like it had red dye. There is also a new guy at the front desk who never has a smile instead has a look that says .. what the hell do you want? read more

I went with my friend for lunch and ordered a Vegetarian Thali and a Non Veg Thali as well. The food was really pathetic and was below par. The paneer was as hard as steel and the gravy tasted like a sweet chinese gravy. The potato and capsicum dish was full of oil but at least a tad better than the paneer. The raita had absolutely nothing in it and tasted like white water. This place got a 1 star rating from me just becaiuse of the gulab jamun which was excellent. I will definitely not recommend this place to anyone and I myself will never even pass by that block. read more

Dropped by here for lunch once and tried out the chicken dosa. Never had dosa before so I didn't know what to expect. It was like a giant crepe. The chicken had just enough spice to make it interesting. Really liked it, along with the condiments/sauces it came with. The desserts looked yummy but didn't try them. Will come back here again if I'm ever back in Exton and perhaps try their thali. That seems to be their bargain lunch special but didn't realize that until after I made my order. As others have said, the decor here is "modest" but that's an understatement. You definitely come here for the food, not the ambiance. read more

Good food. Reasonable price. Friendly chefs. Best bakery items. Fried rice is my favorite. My husband loves chicken dosa. worth trying their chaats. Always up to the expectations.. read more

Amazing! I have been going here for a couple of years and always get Vegetarian Thalia. I am not a pure vegetarian but this lunch item is always interesting, spiced well and has a lot if different components. Please frequent this establishment it is a gem. read more

Probably our favorite Indian food in the area. Not much on atmosphere, but everything we've eaten has been top notch, especially the mutton curry available on the weekends. Also, the best (only?) place around for chat. Great selection, from street food to more typical restaurant dishes to Indo-Chinese. read more

Food was ok and had too much sugar added to the vegetables and paneer, but the experience was worse. This was my first and last time going to this place. First they asked if I wanted rice with my vegetable main dish..I only asked for one when I ordered 3 vegetables...they charged me for 2 more rice dishes. I also got two pieces of cake and paid for everything. I found out that if you buy 6 pieces of cake it was cheaper so I went up to see if I could get 4 more pieces and was told I needed to buy 6 new pieces of cake to get the discount...now mind you this was a take out order so I had paid for the food but still not gotten any of my food. No idea of hospitality....be careful. read more

Our meal was very good! The Chloe Bhatura had fabulous puffy bread and all the spices were fine. We asked for extra cilantro and they happily obliged. Our whole group of 4 all give it 4 stars. read more

Their chicken curry very delicious you can find home made taste and more over its clean place and very friendly staff

Ideal Indian street food. Best quality Pastries in the town. Little bit pricy and not so good on customer service.

Probably my go to restaurant in Exton where you get the best dosa, chats and other indo Chinese. Not to forget their cakes, those the most famous cakes around. Very consistent and definitely affordable compared to the other restaurants around Exton read more

There are a ton of places to get Indian food near me. And I chose Indian Hut every time. The food is phenomenal. The decor is a little off. The serving utensils are a get it yourself style, but I don't care. Best mutton curry. Best aloo ghobi. Ask for your level of spice and you will get it. Boyfriend gets "extra hot" and it is! read more

I am a fan of this place. They have such a huge variety of items. Their cake pieces and biscuits (cookies) are great along with many Indian snacks they sell. Their Biryani is great too. read more

Food was tasty...dosas were good..its quite rare to find dosas in PA..cakes were excellent...But the service could have been better.. had to stand in queue for long to make orders...person in charge of billing was so busy attending phone orders....could be better with an extra hand at counter.. could have saved time...same process to append an item in order....but overall food was tasty..n it made sense to visit travelling 20 miles.. read more

We loved this Indian food it's better than most inexpensive food in the area spicy food especially tandoori chicken and goat biryani was excellent read more

I liked the samosa chaat and chicken makhani here, bakery items are good and average ambiance, definitely worth trying food here.

I tried the Indian Hut with a couple of friends recently and we were impressed. First of all, don't expect a lot of "restaurant" service. You order at the counter, the food is brought to the counter to get picked up, you grab your own napkins and utensils and pour your own water out of a water cooler. But you go here for the food, not the ambiance so get over it. We started with the Pani Puri, little crispy, puffy things that you fill with a mixture of potatoes and chickpeas and drizzle with this spicy "chili water". The order of 6 was gone in seconds. We also tried the Gobi Manchurian, after reading Craig Laban's review, and they were my favorite thing we tried, and I'm not even a fan of cauliflower! I could eat plates of that stuff, outstanding. We also tried the chicken 65, cheese dosa, and chicken biryani. The Chicken 65 were small chunks of chicken in a red glaze, like Indian boneless wings, they were pretty good. The dosa was huge and decent enough. The biryani was very good but beware, it has a really strong flavor that may be hard for some to handle. Not sure if it was fenugreek or what but it was assertive. That being said, 2 of the 3 of us liked it a lot. A note on spice here, if you order it mild, it will be pretty hot for the typical American palate. You will definitely feel it. I could have gone with medium but I have a high tolerance, so order accordingly. Can't wait to return. read more

THIS PLACE. uhg, the first time I came here, I got the most delicious Aloo Gobi I have EVER had in my life. I have since been back over ten times, each time ordering that same Aloo Gobi, yet they never get the order right. They mess it up so much that one time I even got a sandwich. A SANDWICH. I didn't even know Indian places MADE sandwiches... the worst part about the sandwich was when I told the chef "that's not Aloo Gobi" and he tried to tell me it was! I'm so mad at this place. I feel like they don't listen to a word I say. The quality of their food changes from day to day and the inconsistency has led to a lot of wasted money. They also don't seem to understand what dairy is. Being lactose intolerant, I always ask if something has dairy in it and 9 times out of 10, this place just ignores me and puts yoghurt on my food. If you don't have any food allergies and feel like letting the chef decide what you eat, then this is the place for you. If you want specifically what you order, then stay clear. read more