We tried the Non-Veg Thali on a weekday, and unfortunately, the service was very slow. We were the…read moreonly ones dining at the time, yet our visit still lasted about an hour and a half. To clarify, this review is specifically for the Thali. The butter chicken was good, but the curry chicken was a bit bland. We would consider going back to try their other dishes, but probably not on a weekday during a lunch break. If you're coming from work and need to get back quickly, this may not be the best spot for a quick lunch.

When I first noticed this new Indian spot on Yelp I didn't realize it occupied the same location as…read morea very good Polish spot. In spite of good reviews and a second change in decor, that business was not able to survive very long. As I walked in to pick up my order I had mixed feelings. Sad about the fact that another very good and unique European restaurant was gone, and wondering about the future success of the new business. I noticed that the place had been painted and redecorated once again . This I guess could be called an Indian fusion house, offering many common dishes along with some I had not heard of. They also have Indo Chinese options. My first visit was so good that I thought I would return once more before reviewing. I tried the garlic naan and aloo paratha, both good to very good. The paratha was very thin and had a delicately spiced potato mixture inside, I wished there was more filling but enjoyed as it was. The chicken 65 tasted very good, but had too much sauce as I would have preferred the pieces of meat to be crispy. Chicken Radha was a rustic curry with about half of a bone in chicken. I loved this dish and the portion was 2 meals. Chicken biryani was equally tasty and came with very good raita. Chicken Manchow soup was new to me, think hot and sour soup and then add copious amounts of ginger and garlic. You have to like garlic to appreciate this soup, and I do and did! Service was friendly on both visits and orders were packed up very well, with additional onion, lime and peppers for the biryani and crispy noodles to top the soup with. A good friend went to dine in and had a great meal too, taking advantage of the all you can eat lunch Thali. I'm at about 4.5 stars for now....

Tasty spot for Indian food. Tried the Paneer Masala, Palak Paneer, Malai Kofta, and Butter Naan as…read morepart of a comparison to other local spots. Curries were deliciously fresh, though the naan was a little bland and not great. Ambiance is eerily quiet though superbly decorated. Would come again, though there's also some better spots in the area.

I'm a regular to-go customer, hits every single time, 10/10 truly. Every single time I'm in the…read moremood for south asian food i come here and its my fav

Guru is now Nirvana (Ardas) Authentic Indian Bistro in Richboro PA in the Crossroads Plaza - 800…read moreBustleton Pike. Just had the most amazing lunch!!! Highly recommend. Staff is amazing!!! 10/10 Looking forward to going back soon.

A friend introduced me to this wonderful restaurant with the most friendliest staff. Immediately…read morewhen you walk in you're greeted warmly. We went for the buffet, however, you could order from the menu. Sehaj explained any dishes we had questions on. She even showed us how to eat this delish appetizer which had 4 steps to it. She was the best!!! The owner and manager came out to see how we were doing and enjoying. The restaurant is beautiful with a nice home feeling vibe. They have lots of rooms and seatings. There is a fully stocked bar as well. Most importantly the buffet was so good. There's a variety of choices. I can't wait to come back here. I highly recommend .

Craving Indian food! Chilly temps mean tandoori chicken is needed…read more I did enjoy a hot cup of chai with my Indian buffet. A wonderful selection of chaat! Pani puri to start!! I also enjoyed some rice and Pioneer masala with a little bit of daal. It was so delicious and flavorful. For dessert, I had a little cup of rice pudding. Cool and refreshing. The service is magnificent. The decor is adorable and I'm a big fan of the desi dolls. Very, very beautiful.. I look forward to coming back.

Don't be fooled by their simple name , Indian Garden offered delicious flavors, top notch service…read moreand great ambiance. We had the classic dishes like saag paneer, chicken korma, lamb biryani and chicken tikka masala. I would start at medium spice. Mild is much too bland. The garlic naan was flavorful and delicious. We brought our own wine. I would go again!

Stopped by here for lunch to try it and had a WONDERFUL experience! My server (I believe her name…read morewas Camille or Camilla) made the meal absolutely delightful! She knew the menu perfectly, gave us great recommendations, was extremely attentive and overall just a wonderfully sweet server. Definitely coming here again just because of her! GREAT staff overall and amazing food!!!

Rani was absolutely amazing! I ordered the chicken tikka masala with garlic naan and it was…read moredelicious -- full of flavor and perfectly cooked. The naan was warm, soft, and paired so well with the sauce. The service was just as great as the food. Everyone was so accommodating, consistently checking in to see if we needed anything and making sure we were having a wonderful experience. You can really tell they care about their guests.

Delicious authentic Indian food, made fresh. Very kind service and great atmosphere…read more A must try if in the area! We had the butter chicken, mushroom masala, and chicken biryani...all top notch! Only regret is that I wish I took pictures.

The food was incredible. Bold, spicy, and packed with rich flavor. Everything was perfectly cooked…read moreand clearly made with care. If it's your first time having Indian food, start with mild or medium. Though even medium brings real heat and will humble you in the best way. That's exactly how it's supposed to be! The staff were genuinely warm and attentive, and made me feel welcome from the moment I walked in. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to.

Nice cozy place. Friendly service . We got bao bun, chilly fish and tandoori chicken. Fish was…read morespicy and hot. Bao bun at an Indian place is a novel idea. Tandoori chicken was good

We had a great experience at Ganga restaurant. We stopped here on our way to Patel. Service was…read morepretty quick and good. We ordered Thalis, kids cone dosa and haldi sabji to go. Thali is unlimited and food comes out pretty quickly. The owner is really nice and happy to feed kids. It's a smaller restaurant and they seemed to have more takeout orders. Previous reviewed mention free pan shots which we did not get so I think it might not be offered anymore.

We were here on a weekend for lunch. When we came the place was empty and we were seated…read moreimmediately. The place did start to fill in as we were leaving. Cute decor with Indian touch. We ordered dosa for our kids and lunch thali for ourselves. The food came out promptly and tasted good. The portion was nice and filling. They had unique flavors such as haldi ki subzi as part of their winter menu. We took that as take out. The food was a bit oily to our liking. But tasted very well. For thali, some of subzi felt refrigerated and not properly reheated and hence one star less. But over all I do recommend this place for some nice Indian food.

Our visit to Dvaraka was fate-filled, since it was one of few restaurants in Princeton's downtown…read morethat dared to be open during a serious snowstorm. We would have been grateful enough for a warm restaurant and decent food, but I certainly didn't expect to find my favorite Indian food in New Jersey here (I know that's a big claim; it was just that good). Let's address the elephant in the room here: sometimes Indian food doesn't look camera-ready. For instance, my absolute favorite thing here was the chana palak, an extremely flavor-packed curry with chickpeas and spinach. What shows up (regretfully) as a greenish mud in pictures is actually an absolute flavor bomb in the mouth. Truly, I still have dreams about this dish. If looks matter to you, I also highly recommend the salmon tandoori special. It arrived on a sizzling platter (the kind that makes heads turn and eyes lock as it approaches the lucky table). There was more flavor to be had here, and I adore a dish that's hot enough to carry a blister risk while eating...especially in the middle of an icy snowstorm. Service was incredibly warm, welcoming, and efficient. Our server checked in with us the exact right number of times, and he repeatedly asked about whether we wanted to take leftovers home, the way a friend or kind auntie might after you've dined sumptuously at her table.

10/10 service! I accidentally left my food at the table and my waiter actually chased me all the…read moreway up to Nassau street. I was extremely grateful because the CTM was absolute heaven. I am now writing this about to dig back in to what was a great meal. If you're in the Princeton area, Dvaraka should definitely be on your must-visit list.

I've lived in this area for years and can't believe I only just discovered this hidden gem! The…read moremenu is incredibly extensive -- from Indian street food and Indo-Chinese favorites to a wide variety of classic curries, they truly have something for everyone. Their paratha selection is impressive, with plenty of options and even the ability to customize flavors and fillings to your liking. If you're craving authentic Bombay-style Indian food, this place is a must-visit. And let me say this clearly -- if you don't try the vada pav here, you're seriously missing out! With such a diverse paratha menu, it's also an ideal brunch spot. Add to that a massive selection of appetizers, a BYOB policy, and a great vibe for hanging out with friends, and you've got the perfect place to unwind. What I tried: * Khasta Kachori * Vada Pav * Aloo Gobi Paneer Spring Onion Jalapeño Paratha * Aloo Tikki Chaat * Butter Masala Dosa * Chicken Tikka * Tandoori Chicken * Rava Sada Dosa * Paneer Chilli * Paneer Tikka * Chilli Chicken Main Course: * Chicken Vindaloo * Tandoori Roti * Garlic Naan * Paneer Tikka Masala Desserts: * Gajar ka Halwa * Rasmalai Overall, highly recommend !

Located off Nottingham Way in Hamilton, Bombay Feast is a a fast casual type of Indian street food…read moreeatery. I've been there twice and can't in good conscience call it a restaurant as service (1.5/5) is the bare minimum, where you have to get up to get your own water, and aren't once asked if you want beverages or desserts. Nobody checks in on you to ask how the food is or if you want anything else, yet they still mandate a 12% service charge after some mystery 3% fee they impose on everything on the menu except their parathas (prior to calculating the tax and service fee). A scrupulous business adds any fees on the subtotal of the menu price, but here you wind up paying extra tax and service charge on the additional 3% which is tacked onto the menu price, which I assume is a credit card fee. Doing the math, they're collecting an extra 3% in both tax and service charge as well, so customer beware. You aren't given a check at the end of your meal, so you have to walk up to the front podium to pay on a tablet (not a fan of this practice), where you're given a few awkward seconds to stare at your bill, and unsuspecting customers won't have time to analyze the charges, and will likely wind up paying both the service charge and additional gratuity for the very minimal service provided. We've ordered various parathas (3.5/5), the chole bhature (4/5), butter chicken (2.5/5), pav bhaji dosa (3.5/5), and naan (3/5) over 2 visits. The parathas and pav bhaji dosa were excellent on one visit, but unreasonably spicy on the next visit, so they need to work on consistency of their spice levels. The chole bhature was good, and served with a massively sized bhature, which was greatly appreciated and more than enough for the chole provided. I would stay away from the usual North Indian food menu items as they're overpriced (above $20) and not that good compared to other Hamilton area Indian restaurants. The gravy for the butter chicken was underwhelming average, and not something I'd order again. Their wheelhouse for tasty food seems to be the parathas, dosas, and snack food/quick eats types of items. While the cook in the kitchen is decent, the lack of service and mystery charges really detracts from the overall experience, so I won't be back and would not recommend Bombay Feast to others. They really need to hire an additional person with customer service skills to attend to guests to ask if they want water/drinks, desserts, additional food items, and check in to ask how everything was. We had to proactively wipe down our dirty table, ask for additional utensils, and get our own water. On my 2nd visit, they took it upon themselves to add an additional gratuity on top of the service charge, which really rubbed us the wrong way as we analyzed their payment screen on their tablet and asked for a printed receipt; we noticed it a few days later when checking the credit card charge. They seemed genuinely apologetic about it and refunded us the extra amount via Venmo when we called them up to question it, but that really left a bad impression on us. I'd add this to my growing list of highly overrated Indian eateries popping up in NJ with a somewhat decent kitchen, but major disregard for proper customer service.