The food at Manam Indian restaurant was fantastic today. Definitely the best we have eaten in a…read morelong time. We ordered Mutton Chukka, Chicken Kurma, Prawn Rajamundry, Garlic Naan. The Mutton Chukka was the best we have ever had, it paired very well with the Naan. Next time we will ask for boneless chicken Kurma which might be easier to eat but also pairs well with the Garlic Naan. The Garlic Naan was spot on. One really can't go wrong with these selections. We'll certainly be back and bring more people along with us. Probably the best Indian restaurant in South East PA.

Food - very good. Good selection…read more Service - very poor, staff not trained, poorly dressed, not professional looking. Ambiance - poor

A coworker recommended this spot to my husband and I while were traveling for work and it was a…read moregreat recommendation. We shared: - Shahi Paneer - Veg Kothu Parotta - Parotta - Garlic Naan Parotta is my favorite Indian bread and I'm always excited when I find a restaurant that has it because it's not very common. The curry was absolutely delicious. The medium spice level was perfect for me. I loved the Kothu Parotta as well, though the medium spice level was significantly spicier than the curry. The menu is huge and there was so much I wanted to order. I'll definitely be back next time I'm traveling for work.

Went there around 9:20pm on a Saturday and while most places were closing or closed, this place…read morewas still hopping with Indian patrons. Cilantro chicken appetizer would be ideal for someone who loved garlic and cilantro. Ghee roast had nice chunks of bone in goat but wish it was a bit more tender, so I took it home and heated it in a pot with a little water and a lid to make the meat tender and succulent. Kerala parotha was super flaky and delicious. Had hot masala chai on a cold night. The service was friendly but could be a bit more attentive. Large menu with many options leaning more towards South India.

I love Indian food. I married into an Indian family so I had better love it…read more Sometimes when I get Indian food for lunch at work, my wife gets jealous that I ate it without her. But when I tell her about this place, I'm guessing she might not care as much. I've been wanting to try it for a while. Today I rolled the dice. And I'd say my experience was decidedly mixed. Basically, the samosa was excellent. Knowing her she'd love that. The Gobi Manchurian, one of my favorite dishes, was decent but I've had better flavors elsewhere. But I'm not complaining about it. Knowing her, she'd say it was OK at best. The Chicken 65, another of my favorites, is something I'm complaining about. The flavor was just way off. All I could taste was hot spice and lemon, and nothing else. Knowing her, she'd want to throw it out. I ordered it mild, but a lot of places where I do that it doesn't affect the other flavors. Maybe it does here. I will say they had a pretty decent mango lassi. So a couple things kept me from making this review worse. I'd come back here if I craved a good samosa and lassi as a snack. It's hard for me to try anything else past that now.

Bombay Dhabba has been my go-to place, for dine-in and takeout. Although today I went to pick up my…read moreorder and found them closed. I had even paid online for my order. This was unexpected and I hope their business is doing well. Their food quality and service remains excellent in my eyes.

I had been a long time regular here under the previous ownership. Admittedly I hadn't been back in…read moreyears. Mostly the pandemic took me away from here and I just hadn't returned. Plus hearing some people say the food had become inconsistent made me hesitate. But reading up on it today and learning about the new owner, it was time to see if they could win me back. They have. Compared to what I used to get here on the buffet, the tandoori chicken now seems to have more flavor. More of it is definitely hotter spice, but I did notice a fruity tang as well. I'm not complaining. I used to eat the tandoori chicken here regularly and I consider this upgraded. The vegetable pakora stood out. That dish definitely improved. It had a great crispiness and robust seasoning without being too overpowering. That got a second helping. I used to eat the pakora here all the time and I'd pick this over what I used to get. The paneer makhani tasted more like a korma sauce to me. It was more cream-based than tomato. I'm good with that because I love korma. You may judge accordingly. The chicken tikka masala was a little more basic to me. But it's a basic dish in general. Nothing really wrong with it, but it wouldn't be memorable to experienced Indian food lovers. The mango lassi used to be a little thin and more sweet than fruity. Now it's thicker and more of a mango taste. Upgrade. I also used to love the kheer here. Somehow I think I love it more now. Another upgrade. My taste for Indian has evolved over the years. I've just eaten it a lot and I've tried a lot more local places. There are places that are serving more authentic food out there. This is still slightly tailored to more novice eaters I believe. It always was in my mind. But that's not a bad thing. They're back in my Indian rotation.

Don't go this place. The lady owner is not honest and overcharged me 1/3 of the price even I was a…read morefrequent customer. They refund me money reluctantly when I pointed out the issue and I almost called the police

Delicious food! Caring service…read more Nice ambiance. It's fresh and not heavy food. Yummy huge all vegetarian menu.

This is a great place!…read more We visited on a Wednesday evening. It was pretty busy - which is first good sign. The staff is very friendly and accommodative. Coming from SF Bay Area, the dosa menu slightly threw me off. There is dosa listed and then various chutneys specified at the bottom. However there are lot of varieties! So do check those out. I am going to visit again and try the curry leaves one for sure. We asked which one is spicy and their recommendation was Podi and Mysore. Which surprised us but boy was he right. Both were tasty but we did have to tamper it down with Mango lassi later. Rassam was really good too. Do visit!

I've ordered from the other locations as well, mostly from the Philly location. But I happen to be…read morestaying around here and decided order. The curry was scrumptious as usual. The tandoori kebabs were superb but too dried. They should have removed it from the tandoori after cooking. Otherwise, I got nothing bad to say about this location and the food. They followed all of my requests and I wish I could have ordered other items. But yes, this is a place you can enjoy food that's well cooked to perfection.

Here for business meeting and Uber Eats quickly delivered the Cauliflower Bezule which was an…read moreabsolute surprise, piping hot and delicious also got a nice Mango Lassi which was also refreshing! Would absolutely order again

Indian restaurants are usually a hit or miss but this one is worth the try! We got the Boneless…read moreChicken Biriyani (mild spicy), Chicken Lollipop, and Mango Lassi. The Biriyani was well spiced but a little salty, nevertheless it was tasty. I've gotten it in medium spice before and I'd suggest getting it so, if you're someone who can handle spice- the flavor are stronger and it's more tastier when it's more spicy. The Chicken Lollipop was good and it came with a green sauce which complimented the Lollipops. Finally the Mango Lassi was chilled and sweet- not overly sweet, which is perfect. The service was adequate and so was the atmosphere.

I would stay as far away as possible from this restaurant!!! The owner/manager is the most…read moreunprofessional business man. To start, I was told by staff that my small catering order for my niece's 21 birthday celebration will be fine. After 3 attempts of no return call - I got the direct name and number to contact, I called getting a response he was very busy but to send my vendor form. After sending Naveen my form, and again calling to get status, I was given the run around and questioned on what I was getting and that I needed to provide my event details which was also done. Naveen continued to be irresponsible, untruthful with me as well as my event coordinator - he lied to both of us with different stories to each of - faulting me with my coordinator and telling me he can do what I wanted but had other "reasons" without ever saying he cannot do it. I have to point blank tell him - can you say that you cannot provide this due to insurance requirements and/or my small request for a large event where you are not the main caterer. He was wasting my time, very rude, unreliable, and a huge disappointment. Leaves a very bad taste where people like this in a service oriented business do very little to provide service. More so - you are no business man because you have no ethics to simply say that it is against your policy or you cannot provide the service - rather you are a cheat, coward and liar who wastes peoples time and breaks trust/faith for people who try to use life and business norms to organize events or purchase services. Final words for anyone looking to cater an event or eat at this restaurant - wonder what is the real story???? I would give 0 stars but I have to pick one - really??? RS

I been here multiple times but disappointed both the times. chicken is stale. Its not worth the…read moreprice. I tried Green Chilli Pulao - Disappointing Onion Samosa - it was okay Fried rice - Not at all good chicken Pulao - Chicken started smelling next morning. Taste is not so great..

Fantastic new food truck in Malvern on Lancaster ave at the Sunoco station. Authentic Tamil and…read moreHyderabad dishes. Just tried it last night and we loved it. You can eat there at there make shift picnic area with 4 or so 6-8 person tables and do take out. Small menu like the typical food truck. Highly Recommend you try it if you like Indian dishes and are up for the adventure.