I am a Caucasian, and almost everything in this store is very interesting to me. I recognize maybe…read more20% of the things I see here- and I have no context for prices. In the back of the store they prepare fresh "hot" food "to go". There are no prices on the containers (there are many things that don't have prices marked by the way), but there is a listing on the wall above the table. Yesterday I went to get something for a snack. They had a container of 5 fried cakes/dumplings. I had never had them before - but everything else I've gotten here has been delicious, so I had 2 questions; "no meat?" and "how much $" -- and the cook (who did not speak much english) said "no meat" and "aloo" pointing at the list on the wall (it said $7). I was good to go :-) I got to the cashier, ready to pay, and the cashier said "$10"... I replied -- the sign said $7. He replied something like "this is aloo x, you are talking about aloo y" ... to avoid further embarrassment, I paid the $10... but I really had the feeling that they have two sets of prices... I got the outsider's price if you know what I mean. It was disheartening. That said, they tasted fine. even with the tension I felt in my stomach.

Ricky's is a small Indian food store that is brimming with food and spices. So much that's it hard…read moreto shop there - customers are shopping, boxes are being opened and emptied, shelves and refrigerator cases being stocked while people are checking out in front and that line sometimes meanders into the aisles - it's a busy place! They also have a good selection Indian rice in large and larger bags and fresh vegetables with Indian specialties that are hard to find like curry leaves. In the back is a small take out place. I've only eaten there once, it was fine, but I can't review it. Do you want Pillsbury frozen Nan, paneer, frozen ready to cook meals, desserts, snack packs Bombay style, bottled Indian condiments and a huge selection of spices? You've come to the right place. You just have to be patient and battle through. The selection is quite complete and my trips to Edison or Parsippany to get supplies has diminished. Just remember it's a large selection in a smaller store. One cash register and small counter. I can tell you it's busier on the weekends but during the week, you never know. But if you live in Essex County or nearby, it can be your mainstay of Indian food.

Wow! Excellent Kathi roll. We tried the chicken and the paneer rolls. Super fresh and delicious…read more Large portions. Will defiantly be back to try the biriani. Take out or dine in. Plenty of parking.

Good was great including the free sample of chicken tikki masala from TJ. We will be back!read more

We came here before and wanted to bring our daughters who love Indian cuisine…read more Just be aware that they shut down in the middle of the day, so check the hours. They do post and update the website which is super helpful. We ordered and shared the following: Samosas Bread basket with a bit of all the Naan Malal Kofta Tangdi Kebaba-grilled to perfection (takes about 1/2 an hour since it's freshly made) Butter chicken Chicken Tikki Masala The sauces were delightful over their rice and of course to dip the Naan! Each one was tastier than the other and we brought home leftovers for tomorrow. This is a super busy place, lots of to go orders and people eating in. If the weather permits, you can even sit outside. Inside is thoroughly air conditioned and well ventilated. I dare say my kids rated this some of the best Indian food they have ever had.

Came on a Sunday night for dinner. The menu is a QR code that directs you online and requires you…read moreto view it from your phone. Unfortunately, it's extremely clunky and not very user friendly (see photos). Because there are so many items on the menu and they are grouped separately, you have to constantly click, then go back, then click again, and repeat. One pros to this is some of the items have photos and descriptions, although some do not have photos or any description or the writing is cutoff. Finally we were able to get a physical menu which was the menu they use as flyers to handout. It was much easier to navigate but the in house prices were more expensive by $2-$4 in some cases. I asked the waiter for his recommendation and he said the HBK spl Chicken Biriyani is by far the most popular. One thing to note, there is no description of what exactly it was. In all, we ordered garlic naan, chef special cheese naan, butter chicken, HBK spl Chicken Biriyani, and Malabar kothu paratha. They brought everything to the table at once except the biriyani came much later. I didn't want anyone to wait so told them to start. They may have assumed we were all sharing so that may be why it came at different times. Overall, the food was ok. Nothing too special. The HBK special is boneless pan fried chicken pieces and also bone-in chicken pieces. There was quite a bit of biriyani and kothu, the butter chicken seemed like not too many pieces of meat. Service was just ok. No one came to check on us and the server forgot our requests a few times. We finally got up and approached the staff to get what we needed. They weren't too busy in house but there seemed to be a lot of pickup orders. I would come again at a different time and try some other dishes, I don't think we ordered the right things. Will also stop by and try the weekend buffet and update my review accordingly.

If you enjoy the unique spices of Pakistani cuisine, you are going to love Maza. I came here with…read moremy son last week and was pleasantly surprised with our meals. The restaurant has a simple decor but enough special touches to set a Pakistani vibe. They have both booth and table seating. The restaurant is very clean. There is but one attendant that fills the roll of both waiter and cashier. After ordering we were presented with complimentary garlic naan and a green salad with yogurt. My son ordered the "Mixed Platter" ($17) which was huge and ended with a take-out box and a meal later in the week. The platter consisted of of 2 lamb kabobs, 2 chicken kabobs and the best biryani rice I ever tasted. I find their spices intoxicating. I ordered the "Goat Achari" ($16). The goat was cooked with spices and additionally flavored with pickles. The goat meat was marinated and fell of the bone. I could have eaten 2 bowls. The chai tea was anything but sweet and came with sugar for people like me that like their tea a bit sweet. The restaurant has street parking as well as on-site parking.

I love Pakistani food as my gf is Pakistani, but she rarely ever wants to eat it because she has it…read moreat home so much plus it's hard to beat hers and her mother's cooking. Real talk! But I was craving Pakistani food the other night and we weren't anywhere we could cook so I started looking for a place in the area that we were staying when I found this restaurant on Yelp after visiting some breweries in and around the area. So I was like, Let's try it out! She agreed and we drove that way. So we walked in maybe 30 minutes or so before closing and placed a to go order because we didn't want to sit down and be rude by keeping them there after closing. The employees were nice and spoke to my girlfriend in Urdu so I have no idea what they were saying tbh. lol. I just know she ordered several things and I was excited to try them all. I stepped away to use the bathroom while she was doing her thing and when I came back out and I noticed it is a very clean place and decorated very nicely. So we went to the car and waited for maybe 15-20 minutes before the food was ready. We left and the food smelled so good on the drive back to the hotel. I was so pumped to eat it. She ordered: - Palak paneer 4/5 - Chicken kebab 3/5 - Basmati Rice 4/5 - Garlic naan 4/5 - Mutton gosth kharhi 3/5 - Keena paratha 4/5 - Gulab jamun 4/5 The food was good but not as good as hers or her mother's. Theirs is really really good! :D The palek paneer was my favorite. The chicken kabobs were okay just a little dry and lacked flavor. The garlic naan was pretty good. The mutton gosth kharhi was decent but this was my first time having it since I rarely ever eat meat, so I can't really compare it to anything I've had. I loved the keena paratha, but it was a little too oily. The rice was good. The gulab jamun was very tasty. This place is good and it's in a cool area on a cool street. Would I come again? Absolutely! It's good food and good service, especially considering it was take out. Shukriya!

I have been trying to convince my wife to try this place for years and now I finally got here with…read morehigh expectations that were met! Food: as an appetizer we started with chili paneer, papadum, and vegetable samosas. The chili paneer wasn't super spicy, but was delicious. For dinner the four of us split garlic naan, diwani handi, chicken vindaloo, and paneer makhani which were all out of thls world. I really enjoyed the vindaloo and I will never complain about more paneer. Service: the service was good although our waitress seemed annoyed a bit of the time. Aesthetic: a lot of seated, nice looking place.

A few weeks ago. we tried this restaurant for the first time; usually go to the Clay Oven in…read moreLedgewood, but they were closed at the time. Called ahead for a take-out order of Samosas, Chicken Biryani, and Lamb Biryani. The portion size was generous...other than the rice was a bit bland. Overall, the food was good. Their restaurant was nicely decorated and there is enough seating for large groups. The service was spot on, from the phone order to the pickup, everything went smooth. Next time, we'll try to dine-in and give an update to this review.

Deliciously good food! I went in hungry and left with a bunch of stuff. Rib eye was excellent as…read morewas the guacamole and salsa. I'll be back!

I am from the south and came here on the suggestion of a guy who lived in the area while I was…read moreworking up in NJ. First of all the town is so quaint and beautiful and includes the PGA golf museum and headquarters - perfect place to stop after a hectic day in and around NYC. I arrived to this deli/market about 10 minutes after 5pm (they close at 6). The head guy told me they would make my sandwich but typically they stop making sandwiches at 5 - he was super nice about it. Everyone working there was incredibly nice and it's definitely a place locals come to buy sandwiches and fish/steak/chicken/pastas/prepared foods/homemade dinners/desserts. Everyone was chatting with each other and they included me in the conversation as it's got a very friendly atmosphere! A local guy was going to purchase some salmon to grill at home and the guy working told him it was the last day for that particular fish to get fresh tomorrow - I loved the honesty in front of everyone and the customer decided to get something else. The sandwich I got was the Chicken Cutlet. Nice compact sandwich with delicious and fresh ingredients. The bread was perfect for me - not too hard and not too soft. The price was also incredibly reasonable and the cutlet, mozzarella and tomato were all full of flavor - A+ sandwich. I got some local peach tea they sell there (they had a few flavors) and I must say it's one of the most delicious peach teas I've ever had! Great experience great food and friendly people - I'll be back!

Nice, clean spot with custom cuts of meat. Parking available right out front. They did lack variety…read morebut good service.

Great special-purpose Halal butcher, selection basically limited to goat and chicken. We got baby…read moregoat at $11/lb for a curry. This tiny store is tucked in next to Krauszers, the Spotmeat sign is small and easy to miss. I'm a fan, but no prices are posted which isn't great customer service, I hate asking the price of everything in the case that looks interesting.

Great Italian subs and great options for easy dinners to heat up at home. Inside feels more like a…read moremarket and I always browse around while waiting for my sub to be made.

Quality local butcher. Been going here for last couple years. Team is welcoming and helpful. A…read moretownship treasure and worth the drive if you're looking for quality meats.