Just had an order of the paneer tikka masala again, which is my favorite go-to here. I tried cheese…read morenan for the first time and it was delicious, as well as the kheer for the first time, which was so good I will definitely be getting it again. It tastes similar to marzipan and has cashews in it that have been softened either from being cooked with the rice pudding or possibly just from soaking. I wasn't expecting the kheer to be as tasty as it was, but it is definitely a new favorite South Asian dessert.

I have dreams about the fried chicken I have had here. Last time I was here they discontinued this…read moremenu item. I was sad but ordered other food. It was just as good, seasoned and spicy. Their platter meals are so good, if you eat in the restaurant you can have all the delicious white sauce you want. Inside is just a bunch of folding tables and chairs but that's all that is needed with food so good. While we waited they gave my boys the remote for the TV to watch whatever, so very nice.

This placed used to serve proper Indian - Pakistani - Bangladesi food. During covid, these guys…read moretransformed themselves into a pizza kind of a restaurant with some desi food. Seems like a smart move. Everything in the menu is halal. I went for a peperoni pizza. It was good. But it was their lamb gyro I liked the most.

Disappointed to say to the least. Perhaps I'm ignorant but I've never bought gravy chicken that…read moredidn't have accompanying rice. Particularly for almost $20. The chicken was very bland. A miniscule piece of egg pudding for $7. Never again.

This restaurant was recommended to me by some locals. We had…read moresome garlic naan, which was very good. I had lamb Rogen gosh, which was excellent my aunt had lamb sag, which was too salty. My uncle had the chicken tandoori which comes with some dal. They have all the typical Indian dishes.

I used to visit here frequently when I lived in town years ago, before Covid, because it was…read moreessentially the only restaurant with consistently good Indian food. I was recently back in Great Barrington and happy to see it still standing, and the experience honestly hadn't changed. It wasn't as busy as I remembered for a weekend lunch as we only saw one other group of customers. However the food was still as flavorful and tasty as I remember. I got the Chana masala which was seasoned to just the right spice level. The rice and plain naan were great, and we ended up getting a second order of the naan. It ended up being about $20/person. I hope this place continues to thrive and be supported!

We grabbed dinner to go tonight and the food was superb. The service was great. We highly…read morerecommend you check out Bina's.

Great food at very fair prices. Nice atmosphere for eating inside at one of the few tables.read more

A quintessential addition to the Hartford downtown lunch scene. Just a couple of weeks here and…read morealready doing brisk business. And not just one timers who wanted to try something new, but people like me who go back for more. So far they only seem to have chicken, lamb or beef on pulav. They also have regular fish and chips. The meat over rice was very flavourful. Spicy but no heat. My friend who essentially cannot handle any heat enjoyed the chicken and pulav thoroughly. Hope the truck continues to maintain the quality. However, per the guy running the show, rolls, wraps and Indian fried fish is to be expected within the next 2 weeks. The menu is vast for a truck..if he is able to pull off scrumptious tandooris, biriyanis, masala grills, parathas and curries as promised...this will be a force to reckon with. ---------updated as of 3/24------- Tried his biriyani and beef masala wrap. The biriyani and the beef was taken out of the refrigerator and microwaved. Put us off a bit. So we placed an order for the usual chicken n rice. Chicken n rice was good, but with such an extensive menu on display if the truck is only worth the chicken n rice...ehh! Bumping spice n taste down to 3 stars!

Saw this food truck in south windsor park during light festival and seeing crowd decided to stand…read morein long queue hoping good food. After long wait got children size food on regular big box not even half of box was stuffed with the food i ordered and lady said no change and lost remaining change. I guess anyone who doesn't even know cooking, can cook better tasty dinner at home. Total loss and disappointed had to come home and cook again. Will never try this food truck again.

Food: 4 Service: 4…read moreAmbience: 3.5 Date/Time: 6/17/2023 2:30pm Crowd: 1 table occupied Order: Chicken Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken (off menu), Vegetable Samosa, Garlic Naan This restaurant is located in a very tiny strip "mall" and would normally be hard to find but their placement of a large banner helped. The service is good with quick delivery of the orders. The follow up was a little lacking so expect to ask for a refill of your water as they don't return for that. The tikka masala was good and is served mild by default so ask for some heat if you like it that way. The butter chicken is not on the menu but they have a Paneer version so they will make the butter chicken for you upon request. They used to serve a buffet but stopped during the pandemic and didn't start back up due to lack of dine in recovery. The staff is very nice and the food is good so would certainly recommend it.

Some of the best Indian food I have ever eaten, and I am a fan of Indian food!!!…read more Fantastic Tikka Masala chicken and their naan is super!!

I would recommend making a reservation or placing your takeout order in advance, since they cook…read moreeverything fresh. The portions are smaller than expected for the price. That aside, let me tell you why the five stars. I am vegetarian so I have visited many Indian food establishments. I happen to live in a town full of Indian restaurants. Mystic Royal has made the best Indian food I have ever had. We ordered takeout for all four vegetarian entrees, and wow, the spicy eggplant dish made quite the impression. Top notch. The spice level is customizable. All the flavors of each dish come out. What a mouth savoring meal!!

My wife and I were craving Indian food and this restaurant was highly rated. The high ratings were…read morewell deserved. The owners are from Bangladesh, and they are quick to point out that this is not an East Indian restaurant but a fusion restaurant (I have never been clear on what a fusion restaurant is other than expanded menu). There were a number of dishes normally seen on menu from an Indian restaurant but no Nan bread. Instead they have paratha which if found I liked more The food was excellent. Previous cautions regarding wait time for food correct as I think every thing is freshly made rather than scooped up from last weeks offering. The ambience was modest (think small town diner rather than five star Michelin restaurant). I am more interested in quality of food. They do have a nice outdoor space. They caution regarding how hot you order food. My wife ordered it at 1/10 and was good. I have the Fireman's bowl and I think that is a 3 or 4 out of 10. I asked to have an order of Dal for take out at the heat that the chef usually eat it at. After signing a consent form and waiver (joking) she gave me an order of dal at 8/10. I tried it at this heat and yes, probably should have a glass of milk or some yogurt to cut the heat. I will try a 10/10 next time. All I all an excellent experience and one to be repeated.

Good prices, food delicious...good service. Nice menu, well organized, a good local business...read more

Located within Bridgeport, a much needed addition to local authentic cuisine! A large variety of…read moretasty meals to choose from. Prices are similar to Restaurant meals. I would suggest calling in your order for take out, instead of waiting, as there are minimal street parking within the location. Over all, I was very impressed with the food, but due to location and lack of dining area (restaurant style), I may be slightly remiss how often I may be returning. Again, great for take out or catered events!

Walked in at prime dinner time looking for a table for 2 without a reservation during a busy…read moreValentine's Day dinner service, and still was seated immediately. Wonderful, friendly, and knowledgeable staff with impeccable service. Great authentic food, and don't forget to check out Not Just Spices too!

Really tasty entrees. Great for take out. Super affordable too. I wish the samosas and pakoras were…read morea little fresher though. They heat them up when you eat there but when you get it for takeout it is cold and I just wish they were fresh from the oven. But otherwise great. I like that you can do a side of rice or a side of naan so if I get two entrees I get the best of both worlds.

Last night my spouse bit into a samosa and found a piece of steel wool, basically a piece of metal…read more We called to let them and they said they buy them from the restaurant depot.

It has to be better than Jewel of America, who sang such standards as "Standing Still" and "Foolish…read moreGames" and don't forget "You Were Meant For Curry." This is always my favourite Indian place in Albany, but that isn't saying much because there's not a lot of good Indian food outside New York City, within New York state that is. Having said that, it's not bad. I've been here on two occasions, both of them for dine-in. We always enjoyed everything, and while prices aren't cheap, they're about in line with other Indian places in Upstate New York. If they had a bit of a more British-Indian menu I would probably go to 5 - or if they were little cheaper. As for the bug incident, I have tremendous solidarity with the woman who got lied to and misled and I think the restaurant should do a much better job handling that, and I feel bad for her in the way they treated her. About being lied to, not about the bug. But I also see it from the other side. My opinion is quite different. Bugs are everywhere. They massively outnumber every human. They're in everything, they're on everything. Eating bugs is really not going to do much harm. There's no place that's truly clean, and the cleaner we try to make it clean with is more dangerous than bugs and dirt by miles, because it's the chemicals we use to clean that cause infinitely more diseases than the stuff we're cleaning up. I travel to countries with amazing food around the world that don't have anywhere near these supposed cleanliness standards of America and it does us no harm, believe me. We really need to just get over it and if we find a bug or hair or whatever, just shrug and throw it out and maybe throw that portion out if you must, give it to animals or something, a homeless person, and get on with our lives. Because cooking in our own kitchens, there is every chance there's been bugs in our food too, at home. In fact I've seen it happen in many places. A lot of cultures even eat bugs and it's a delicacy so it really shouldn't be that big of a deal. So it might be gross but don't go ape on a place and change it to 1 star over a damn bug. Bad service, maybe, sure, but I'm not sure what more they should be expected to do than offering free replacements an extra sides. And posting pictures of bugs to the listing of a family restaurant for me is ethically wrong but each their own. The ethical problem is that Yelp will often make this the top picture. No idea why because this is bordering on bringing down a little local business and a livelihood, because a bug ended up in their food. I guarantee a bug has ended up in every dish at every restaurant across the world on several occasions, so whatever. First world problems are what make me puke.