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    Seva Indian Cuisine

    4.4 (1.6k reviews)
    ModerateIndian, Vegetarian, Vegan
    Open • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Happy hour specials

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    Malai kofta Saag Paneer
    Melissa C.

    I was really excited to try seva but I found it really mid. I ordered the malai kofta and saag paneer. Saag paneer- got it spicy and it didn't taste like much, not particularly creamy just very spinachey Malai kofta- was not sweet or nutty and I didn't really like the vegetable balls they used. Rice was hard, naan was fine.

    Chicken Tikka Masala
    Carla H.

    So to preface, I've dined in and ordered delivery at Seva before, and every time it was delicious, friendly and nice vibe and service, and quick! This time though, for delivery, it was disappointing. To start, it took over an hour, at a 25 mins estimate.The food itself was overwhelming mid this time. The naan was cold and chewy, the samosas were also cold, and the chicken tikka masala was bland and watery. The chicken was so dry and tough too. It tasted nearly identical to TJ's frozen curry, which is a far cry from the dishes I've had in the past here. Four stars because it was serviceable and I know it ~can~ be good, but hoping it improves!

    Great decor
    Christian Z.

    Was in the area and saw a sign for a lunch special. Ive been here in the past for dinner with friends and left always happy. Today I dropped by and had their lunch special which included a small side and an entree. I chose the vegetable samosa and the Kerala vegetable curry. The samosa had a nice flakey crust with a flavorful and substantial amount of filling. The kerala curry is coconut milk based with really great heat. The vegetables were firm and soft. And it was the great balance. Truly top notch curry for a lunch special. I was absolutely full, happy, and satisfied by the time my lunch break was over. Will certainly come back if im in the area.

    Susana I.

    A coworker of mine recommended this place so we had to try it. Seva has AMAZING hospitality and service. It's nice and bright inside and the A/C on a hot humid night was a bonus. Our party of 4 arrived around 8:30 pm and ordered a ton of food. The employees there were so kind and gave us a free appetizer, dessert, and were accommodating to make a fresh masala chai so late in the evening. Everything here is delicious and full of flavor. If you're not sure what to order, you can't go wrong ordering the "stars" off the menu. But we also asked our server for recommendations and he did not disappoint. There's a protein for everybody and everyone left full with leftovers! Seriously cannot wait to go back and try the rest of the menu.

    Shrimp Korma. $19.95. Too sweet for my liking
    Glenn C.

    I went to this pretty popular northern Indian restaurant a good while ago with a group. The place is easily large enough for our group and the staff was friendly. In general, this place is very tasty and this is coming from someone who prefers other styles of Indian food more. They gave us some papadum at the beginning which were pretty standard though I prefer the versions with some seeds for texture and flavor. The chutneys were standard consisting of a tamarind one which wasn't too sweet as well as a I believe mint and coconut one. The only appetizer we got were the Tandoori Chicken which had 8 pieces for $10.95 which were tasty. The chicken was moist and tender and there were plenty of large pieces. I prefer the more heavily spiced versions you find in some places but for the more common non spicy version, this was excellent and I would recommend it. My favorite of the main dishes was the Green Chili Chicken for $16.95 which like other mains comes with basmati rice. The chicken was good again and the dish had a good amount of heat to it but not too much being well balanced. The bit of raw ginger slices on top added a nice tang to the dish as well. Also tasty was the Aloo Chana Paneer for $15.95. The paneer were plump and flavorful while the tomato based sauce wasn't overly sweetened. The Lamb Rogan Josh for $17.95 was pretty standard but fine. The onion base was well flavored and the lamb inside was a bit more tender than usual but otherwise, it was less notable. My least favorite main dish was the Shrimp Korma for $19.95. The nuttiness was present and there was a pretty good amount of shrimp but I disliked the curry. This is usually on the creamier end and it was but it had an odd amount of sweetness not typical for the dish. We also got Garlic Naan which was solid. Plenty of garlic flavor and the bread had good texture. Short review as the flavors here are just good interpretations of standard Indian fare. It's above average northern Indian with a couple standouts with the only miss among the 5 mains being the korma. Low 4 for the general solid cooking and good proteins.

    Chicken Samosa
    Leeza M.

    Currently my go-to Indian spot in Queens, either for takeout when I'm somewhere nearby in Astoria or for delivery. Haven't had a sit-down meal there yet but it looks clean and comfy, and all the staff seem really friendly. They do the Indian basics well (butter chicken, biryani, garlic naan, vegetable pakoras) but I recently tried the chicken samosas, which have become my favorite dish there so far. The outside is crisp and flaky, while the inside is well-spiced and flavorful. They hold up well the next day too! Eat one of those and all is good with the world for a few minutes.

    Pooja S.

    The food here is EXCELLENT!!! It's not a huge establishment, a little tight but that's generally kind of the vibe in Astoria. Loved the artwork on the wall. Everyone is very polite and attentive in terms of service. My bf and I just got engaged and we picked this place for our parents to meet for the first time. I'm Indian and they're Chinese- everyone really enjoyed the food which was a relief since it was my first time coming here as well. It was a great dinner and I would absolutely come back to try more dishes. We were too busy talking for me to take more pictures but I will definitely take more when I come back. I'm so happy I found another Indian restaurant that I can go to time and time again! :) Also, the goat curry and the goat in the biryani was so tender! Would highly recommend getting either one.

    Diane L.

    Whenever I'm in the mood for Indian, Seva always hits the spot. Came for lunch and got the chicken tikka Masala with the mulligatawny soup. The soup feels so nourishing and hot on a cold rainy day. With a pleasant little spice and bits of cilantro on top. Can't go wrong with the chicken tikka. It's a classic. I also love their vegetarian dishes like the Chana masala, their vegetarian selection is great, but I try to get more protein, so I went with the chicken. It was very tender the last time I dined in, which was great, but sometimes it's a little harder and drier. The 19.95 dinner special is a great deal with an appetizer, entree and dessert. The service is nice. I usually get takeout but I wanted to dine in recently and it was quite a nice experience too. The interior is new and modern, clean and bright. There's calm music, and not crowded on a Saturday afternoon, perfect for a solo outing. Totally recommend Seva.

    Butter chicken

    Food is delicious but after waiting an hour and 15 minutes for a small order I was very disappointed with the portion. There was maybe five small chunks of chicken in a whole bucket of sauce. I ate all the meat in a few minutes and I'm still hungry. I know Indian food is saucy and meant to be eaten with naan/rice, I even ordered extra rice for this reason, but this was genuinely a rip off.

    Papadam (complimentary)
    Andie E.

    I went to Seva a few months ago and Love Love Loved Seva! Definitely 5 Stars for that 1st visit! I thought the food was so flavorful and couldn't wait for a return visit! 2nd visit (3 Stars for this visit): For some strange reason, the food just wasn't the same. Food/flavors were ok but definitely not as great as the first time. I asked for raw onions, hoping this would enhance the texture/flavors. It helped but still wasn't the same as our 1st visit. Something was off and lacking, and I couldn't quite figure out what was wrong. Mystery solved: I didn't realize until I got home, that our server never asked us how spicy we preferred our dishes, and I forgot to tell him our preferences. In hindsight, a little spiciness would have made a world of difference! Next time, I will have to make sure I tell them we do NOT want everything MILD! Note to staff: just because we were 6 non-Indians, don't assume we can't handle spicy food. Please ask for our preferred spiciness level. Note that Seva has Daily Specials: -- $15 Daily Lunch Special (ends at 3pm): choice of one samosa or soup, and choice of one entree w.Basmati Rice from their special lunch menu selections. -- $25 Daily Dinner Special: is the same as the Lunch Special (with extra menu choices), AND it includes a dessert of your choice. Seva's regular menu has many dishes; both veg and with meat. This menu is much more extensive that the special menus, which are limited to specific appetizers & entrees. I would definitely give Seva another try, despite this mediocre 2nd visit. Tip: free Butter Naan with Yelp Check-in!

    kheer
    Brian S.

    solid standard indian fare in an upscale setting but wasnt wowed by anything and thought the prix fix was a bit pricey for what you get especially compared to another indian spot across the street that recently opened. they have all the standard indian dishes plus a few like the kerala curry i got but they cost extra. service was a bit slow but i did stop by late around 8:30.

    Papadam
    Adam L.

    To start off, the service was great. Awesome waiter, food came out not too quick but not too slowly. We ordered the veggie pakora, samosa chaat for apps along with some naan and popadom's. I loved both appetizers and could eat popadom's all day every day. For my main I got the kerala chicken and it was great, spicy but not overwhelming. I was a little stunned to find that the people I was eating with weren't really taken with their orders (Rogan Josh and a korma or masala, can't remember). I didn't try theirs but they also thought the appetizers were just good. So while I have to listen to the crowd a bit on this one I also say that some of the food was well above average at worst and most of it was delish. We went kinda early so it wasn't too busy when we got there but was packed when we headed out so get an earlier reservation if possible!

    Jamie Z.

    Honest review for someone trying Indian food for the first time: In my entire 28 years of existence, I've only tried naan once in the past, which was over a decade ago. I do not remember how it tasted, honestly. My partner of 5 years loves to try new food and cuisine. After being with him, we went on a journey to eat out at different restaurants, multiples occasions a week to eat food made by different restaurants and cultures (some includes: German, Greek, Italian, Mexican, Spain, Peruvian, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Various Chinese, Japanese... *there are probably more cuisine that we've tried that I couldn't think of at the moment*) Before dating him, I sticked to my usual Chinese health foods that my mother would cook every night and a bit of American cuisine that was introduced in school & university. I rarely went out to eat at restaurants. The times when I did eat out, was on very special occasions (which was probably 2-3 times a year). I've been very open in trying all the restaurants that my boyfriend wanted to try for the past 5 years. I said yes to everything for a chance to gain new experience and diversity. Years later, I started to develop a sense of what I liked and disliked regarding to the taste of foods, after all, I've been eating similar but different foods from different restaurants and cuisine for over 5 years. One cuisine that I have never tried with him was Indian food. My partner suggested we should order it for dinner, tonight. I always had the perception that it would be too heavy of a flavoring than what I was normally used to. I decided to have an open approach to trying it out again, today (over 10 years later). Food: Chicken Tikka Biryani - The rice was a bit spicy according to my partner. Since I was raised in a family who usually eat white rice accompanied by other dishes that consists of mostly vegetables seafood, light on meat, which didn't have much salt and sugar, besides the soy sauce my mom used in fish, tofu, & cucumber, this rice dish was way too salty to my liking. I still ate most of it, but I wouldn't order again. Vegetable Samosa - This reminds me of empanadas which I've tried in the past. It was filling and after being microwaved, I can say it was pretty comforting to eat. Lamb Spring Roll - The size of the rolls was bigger than expected. When eaten alone, the 2 pieces of lamb spring roll can be a whole meal. I'm not a big fan of the texture of ground lamb inside of a big roll, maybe because my family don't really eat ground lamb. I still finished it all, though. It was interesting to say the least. Garlic Seasoned Naan - This was probably my favorite food out of all of what we've ordered. It was not too flavorful and it can be dipped to however much sauce/korma to your liking. Lamb Korma - Again, very flavorful, but comforting? I guess. Mango Lassi - It was a sweet treat after a very salty/savory meal. It neutralized the salty flavoring in my mouth for a few minutes (it lasted only a few minutes though). I only finished half of it and saved the rest. In conclusion, this meal left my mouth feeling extra salty, even 2 hours later. Do I regret trying? No, I've gained a little bit of experience in trying another culture's cuisine. Would I try it again? No, definitely not my cup of tea. If you have never tried Seva Indian Cuisine (or Indian cuisine) before, it is definitely a worth to try to see whether you like it or not.

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    Do they still have the lunch buffet?

    They have a lunch special under $15 It includes a choice among 4-5 appetizers and 4-5 main dishes

    Is this restaurant halal?

    Yes. Thank you.

    Is there dairy in the chicken saag?

    Yes,but they can make it dairy free if asked for

    Are the pakora gluten free?

    could be if they use chick pea flour. best to call them and ask

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    Yaar Indian Restaurant - Chicken Tandoori (Bone-In)

    Yaar Indian Restaurant

    4.5(483 reviews)
    0.7 mi•Astoria
    •$$

    Yaar is conveniently located right by the Ditmars Boulevard subway station. We went on an early…read moreSaturday evening. The staff is very friendly and we were seated right away. We happened to be dining there during a World Cup game so there was a TV on in the back (not sure if that's their usual setup). I ordered the chicken tandoori (bone-in), my SO got the chicken tikka masala, and we shared a garlic naan. I got a masala chai to drink and my SO just stuck to water. We did not have to wait too long for the food. My chicken tandoori came out on a sizzling plate with a side of rice. The chicken was so tender, juicy, and flavorful. I ate the slices of onion on the sizzling plate with the chicken and rice. The garlic naan was nice and hot, crisp on the outside, studded with plenty of garlic, and soft and chewy on the inside. It was good for sopping up the chicken tikka masala sauce. My SO felt that my bone-in chicken tasted better than the chicken that came with the tikka masala, so he would consider ordering one of the other bone-in options next time (butter chicken (bone-in) or chef's special chicken (bone-in) biryani). Service was attentive. The servers refilled our water several times and checked on how we liked our dishes. We didn't have dessert this time, but we might next time we come because there will definitely be a next time.

    I have been coming to Yaar for over 2 years now, every time I am in that area of Astoria. Cannot…read moreresist. The staff is always very pleasant to interact with. Food comes out relatively fast. I have only purchased take out, so I cannot comment about the experience of eating in. Inside the restaurant the lighting is a dark. I think that is just the ambiance they are going for because it has always been like that. The murals on the walls are incredible. My favorite is the elephant with other animals in the front. I think the restaurant does more take out business then eat in. I see a lot of people picking up their food same as me. But maybe I am not visiting during busy hours. The food is consistent. From the first time I had Yaar - I was never disappointed. This is one of mine and my family's favorite place to get Indian food from.

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    Darjeeling Kitchen & Café - Himalayan Curry: I don't typically like mushrooms but these were divine and the hint of carmelized onions on the Chinese broccoli was great!

    Darjeeling Kitchen & Café

    4.8(63 reviews)
    0.9 mi•Astoria, Long Island City

    Best Momos around!…read more If the title doesn't tell you everything, this review will. I found out about this place months ago and it was finally time to give it a try. My spouse and I are always down to find good momos, and this being close by and Tibetan cuisine, it was definitely a must. Ambience: It seats a decent crowd. It has nice Tibetan artwork and you feel the warmth from the owners. It's cozy and it felt great. Service: Top notch. I don't say this lightly. The server sat us down and was just so joyful. Her smile and demeanor made you feel welcomed. Brought us water and asked the usual and offered to explain any dishes. Now we are onto the good -- might I say great -- part. THE FOOD. We didn't order momos on our first visit. Food: My wife got the Himalayan Rice set (chicken) and I got the Rildok. We also got the Shabhaley -- from the description I thought it was literal meat. The Shabhaley, to put it, looks like an empanada. It was far from it in the best possible way. The pastry was crisp but soft and the beef filling was divine! Seasoned with so much flavor and it was paired with a beautiful sauce. The Rildok was exquisite. In my opinion -- I even told one of the servers, whom I now know is one of the owners, that the flavor profile reminded me of a cheeseburger, and it's my favorite new dish. The Himalayan Rice set was awesome. The chicken was tender and flavorful. The tingmo (like a bread) was soft and delicious, paired well with the chicken. The dal reminded me of my own homeland's dal. We've now been back here multiple times. My goal is to try the entire menu. The vegetable khoty momo was surprisingly my favorite, and I'm someone who loves meat. I've now had all the flavors and preparations of the momos, and you can't go wrong! This place is a gem. Their quality of food is top notch, and their actual aunties are in the back making this with so much love. I want everyone to try it. The owner and his staff are amazing and welcoming. They remembered me from my second visit, and that speaks volumes. They're all down to earth and it shows. The passion they have for their food and their kindness shines through. Parking: Can be rough depending on time of day.

    It's an unassuming spot on a street of eateries. Their place is clean and is decorated with…read moreDarjeeling artwork. We got the kothey momo and chicken curry. The momos took a while but the curry was out quickly. Both were so flavorful! The sauce that came with the kothey momo cut perfectly through the mild chicken filling. The momo was soft but had a crisp bottom which melted in your mouth. The curry was creamy and had a hint of spiciness without setting your tongue on fire. All in all solid food!

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    Mughlai Indian Cuisine- 2nd Ave - Naan

    Mughlai Indian Cuisine- 2nd Ave

    4.3(688 reviews)
    1.9 mi•Yorkville, Upper East Side
    •$$

    Every culture in the world has its own take on the perfect hangover remedy. Russians swear by…read morepickle brine. Germans swear by pickled herring. Yet, for some, the undiscovered remedy is Indian food. Not just any Indian food, but the kind that will make one swear off every last bit of water retained in the body while the brain forgets the hangover in attempts to fight over the insanity of the spice level ordered. Here comes Mughalai for the job. Lunch specials are excellent, offering a few courses to savor the flavors of this small establishment. Some of the best lamb vindaloo out there is found right here. Truly spectacular flavor alongside the intense spice. Wonderful samosas. Mulligatawny soup that does not disappoint. Mughlai is a casual spot that hits every parameter while delivering the kind of flavors that are hard to find outside of India.

    My girlfriend and I dined at the UWS location last night. We arrived at 9:00 PM and were never…read moreinformed that the restaurant would be closing at 9:45 PM. Had we known, we would have chosen to dine elsewhere. Unfortunately, the service that followed was extremely disappointing. We felt rushed throughout the entire meal. The lights were turned on and off while we were dining, creating an uncomfortable atmosphere and making it clear that the staff wanted us out as quickly as possible. I barely had time to enjoy my dinner before feeling pressured to finish. To make matters worse, as we were preparing to leave, I went to use the restroom and was told by the manager that it was closed. Considering that I had just spent over $100 on dinner, I found that response both surprising and unacceptable. I work in the food and beverage industry, so I understand the challenges of restaurant operations and always try to be respectful and understanding. I was polite throughout the evening, yet I felt like I was treated as an inconvenience rather than a paying guest. To be fair, the food itself was excellent. However, great food cannot make up for poor hospitality. Based on my experience, I would not recommend dining at this location. The behavior of the staff was unacceptable and fell far below the standard of service I would expect from a professional restaurant.

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    Pranam Restaurant & Bar

    Pranam Restaurant & Bar

    4.5(23 reviews)
    0.5 mi•Astoria

    An underwhelming experience. We were so looking forward to trying out this new Indian/Nepalese…read morerestaurant. The samosas were good, but my goat korma was far too spicy. Our waiter was rather reserved and not very helpful. When we ordered, food preparation took much longer than we expected and was not quite up to par with other Indian or Nepalese restaurants in the area. In my opinion, not worth a second visit

    I've only done takeout here but right off the bat the customer service was great…read more The young gentleman who took my order saw I was double parked outside and told me not to worry he's going to bring the food outside for me which was a very nice gesture. I ordered chicken saag and my wife got chicken tikka masala with cheese and garlic naan each. The chicken saag was good but it seemed like there wasn't much chicken in there could have been a bit more but overall it was very good. My wife's chicken tikka masala was different than what it world normally taste. The sauce was actually very sweet which we didn't really like. The garlic naan on the other hand was absolutely amazing, probably the best tasting naan I've ever hard. I would go back here just for the naan itself. The cheese naan was also very good and was stuffed with cheese. I'm definitely going to give this place another try and ordering the garlic naan is an absolute must! The place is also very spacious so plenty of seating!

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    Seva Indian Cuisine - indpak - Updated September 2026

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