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    Kailash Parbat

    3.7 (411 reviews)
    ModerateIndian, Vegetarian
    Open 12:00 pm - 9:45 PM
    Updated a few days ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Raj S.

    A well known chain of restaurants in India . Been to their Chennai branch . I always love their chaat items .. but then I went for lunch wanting to eat something other than chaat. They had an exhaustive menu .. looking around the menu , my eyes were obviously wanting the Chole batura :) I know it's one of their best seller there. .i still wanted to check if anything else .. after I ordered they said there was a lunch special menu !! Why wouldn't they give it at the first place ? Lunch special items were also not that impressive . It's kinda a mix of chaat items , Chole batura etc . Lots of space to sit and eat . Obviously there is no parking spots being in the heart of NY .. nice location and easily accessible ... close to many other restaurants.. service was good Chole batura was delicious ! One of the best chola puri I have had in NY NJ . Very authentic and the Chole quantity was very good. Batura had very less oil and tasted great .. loved the experience . Wish they had more menu for lunch specials and thanks . 4 stars ..

    Gunjan ..

    If you're craving authentic Indian food - especially Sindhi dishes - this place is a gem. It's honestly the only restaurant I've found that serves true Sindhi food, and they do it perfectly. The Dahi Puri is fresh and full of flavor, the Sindhi Kadhi tastes just like home, and the Paneer dishes are rich and perfectly spiced. You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. A very special shout-out to Pretty, who always makes us feel so welcome. Her warmth, attentiveness, and genuine care for her guests are next level - she's one of the biggest reasons we keep coming back. Great food and even better service!

    Forum S.

    An awesome restaurant in Murray Hill. Food is really good and made fairly fresh. They are also very accommodating for people with specific dietary needs. Their Manchurian was excellent, crispy and well spiced. The pav bhaji was okay, felt a little bland. The paani poori was spicy and the water was perfectly made. They have a specific Jain menu for anyone who has this strict dietary restriction. Atmosphere: This is more like a casual restaurant but the food definitely is worth it. Service: Service was quick and efficient. I very much appreciated the attention to detail. Price: Very reasonable and good portion size. Insta: @TheShahLALand

    Maria M.

    This place is Veg heaven. I am not a vegetarian and i still loved the food. The menu offers ALOT of options and they are all good. Their service is excellent. Love their idea of having a chaat bar- Amazinggg pani puri- For food we tried chola batura and paneer masla and both were great. I do want to try more of their chaats. Would defo come back!

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    Deepti D.

    The manchow soup was simply awesome. Very good service and the manager montu is v v friendly. The setting is very classy and vibe is v nice. I liked the crowd too Kind of transported me to the same hotel in bangalore. Paneer sabzi was ok but garlic naan and Sindhi chapati were great. Hidden gem in middle of Manhattan do give a try. Definitely customize the spice level

    Deepika M.

    I love, love their dahi puri and order it a lot when I'm working late. I recently tried their crispy corn chaat and they were equally amazing. Their puris/ mini baskets are amazing and crisp. So is their sev - very hearty too. Chutneys are on point - spicy green and tangy and sweet tamarind. Got the crispy corn chaat this Diwali for a house party and it was a hit with everyone!

    Pratiksha R.

    This was my first time visiting Kailash Parbat. Loved their chole bhature. I usually don't like eating chole bhature outside since they are oily and make you feel heavy but I was surprised to see the quality here. Bhature was not oily and did not make me feel heavy after eating. Tried their pav bhaji and sev papdi and both were good but could not beat chole bhature. Also Masala papad was ok.

    KP CHAAT PLATER BHEL PURI

    Nothing near the authentic Indian food... The food didn't even look appetising... I think too much unnatural colours.... Samosa was just pathetically average or a shade below average... Ragda was tasteless... Paneer isn't half good as an average Indian restaurant Bhel too was lacking flavour except overpoweringly sweet... Overall the food was flavourless.... Indian cuisine is loaded with flavours complex mix of flavours... This one wasn't However the service was good... Portions are Indian... very small for American restaurants but prices aren't... No reason for anyone to go there ...

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    Lauren C.

    This is the place to go for chaat! They are entirely vegetarian and pretty vegan friendly, with some caveats. The menu isn't clearly labeled about what's vegan, and some of the staff aren't the most knowledgeable, but there is usually a manager or someone around who is able to be of help! A couple of the chaat dishes can be made vegan (by skipping the yogurt sauce) and so can the biryani! Vegan biryani is a rare find, and theirs is a rate treat. Just phenomenal. Packed with flavor.

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    Binoy V.

    Kailash Parbat, a Bombay-based chain, serves authentic Indian food in the famed Curry hill, NY. If you're from India, this place is like a tradition to get your flavor fix and if otherwise, give your regular Tikka masala-naan takeout spot a break and head over to KP to feast your senses. Every single item on their menu is exactly how you'd get in India, with most being delicious! (except Dal Pakwaan - bland & disappointing.) Start off with Appetizers. A Chaat item (Dahi Puri- refreshing flavor explosive treats that wet your appetite for your anticipated main course, a must!) and Vada Pav (a simple spicy Indian slider/burger). They charge $11 for Vada Pav & it costs less than $1 in India. (Clearly people still pay for it & it's not bad) For main course, elevate your Tikka masala experience by ordering a different gravy. I tried the Paneer Lazeez - fried soft cottage cheese cubes served in a smoky brown cashew gravy. You could also try their yummy, spicy chhole bhature! Move over naan. Instead get those stuffed paranthas or kulchas that taste similar to naan, but is a meal on itself! A cool, sweet, tangy mango lassi, made with pulpy Indian mangoes balances all this beautifully. My words in this review sound heavy & so was this meal with barely any space for dessert. I'll leave it for my next visit. Cheers KP!

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    Shivangi S.

    Amazing fresh and vegetarian friendly food! Tried a few different items here including the chaat platter, pav bhaji, chole bhatura, and more. The chaat platter is DELICIOUS and I have to say the chaat is the best place of this spot. They are famous for the best and freshest chaat. I would say it sucks that you can't pick the 3 chaats you want in the platter, but it's still super worth it as you get a lot and a variety. The pav bhaji tasted super spicy and I felt that they might have added some color in it but overall I give it a 3/5 since the bread was also too hard. Chole bhatura was AMAZING. The chole quantity was great and the bhaturas were also very fresh. I would suggest this spot for anyone who is looking for veg food. The ambiance is gorgeous inside and the customer service is quick and attentive.

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    The best Indian food ever!! Every chaat dish is delicious but the pav bhaji is my favorite. I order from here every other week

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    They have a super delicious Jain menu! It's so hard to find food that's garlic free, but their Jain Chana masala fits the bill perfectly.

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    Ask the Community - Kailash Parbat

    Is this a good place to have a quick bite at noon on a Friday in late winter? I'm looking for a light meal close to the 28th St subway station.

    FYI I️ have found the service kinda slow here... but the food is absolutely amazing!

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    Went in for brunch on a Saturday and had the whole restaurant to ourselves for the first 30 minutes…read more- only 3 other tables came in the whole time. Surprisingly quiet for a Saturday. $46 for a 2-course brunch is a great deal for an elevated meal, especially since the two courses come with a side ("accompaniment"). Quick heads up if you've been to the original in New Delhi, while they share a name, the New York experience pales in comparison. New Delhi is a full tasting menu with bold, unique flavors and presentation. New York is much more westernized, a fusion fit for the American palate. Service was consistent throughout, though not the most helpful when it came to menu questions - don't expect much guidance if you're trying to decide between dishes. They start you off with a tiny mug of pumpkin soup, creamy and delicious. The burrata comes as a big ball of cheese with crispy lotus root for scooping. The dal with naan as your accompaniment is a generous portion and the dal is beautifully flavored. The tawa paneer has a lovely presentation but the flavor didn't stand out. Coorg black pork was moist and paired perfectly with the cracklings. Best part of the meal was the Truman Bazaar cocktail - Truman vodka, suze, and tomato foam. Sweet, bitter, and spicy all at once - a genuinely unique combination.

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