We eat at NH44 fairly regularly. It's our go-to Indian. This is a really great spot for both…read morewhat's typical and some dishes you normally don't get at other Indian places nearby. We love the variety. The Kung Fu Gobi is outstanding, and this evening's Lamb Korma was exceptional. We've probably eaten half of the items on their menu since we first started coming here shortly after they opened. Everything is consistently very good. Expect to pay about $50 to $60 pp (including gratuity) for a filling dinner with cocktails and/or beer.

Love this place. The chef cares about YOUR dining experience. The vibe is modern, chill,…read moreuncluttered and fun. The menu has some favorites but many more interesting items to try. Fresh, super flavorful and definitely worth a go.

Its among the best, its very hard to find 100% vegetarian places, this one does it with Vegan, and…read moreGluten options. Dosa is not greasy like at some places. I would give 5 stars, if they tone down the hot chilli spice level, and provide salt, pepper, and chilli shakers on the table for those who love extra hot. They need to move into a bigger place and have more knowledgeable servers. When we say mild, we mean little amount of hot chilli peppers in any form. They need to make everything mild and add hot chilli peppers for those who want it, its easy to add than to take out, which is impossible once added. Also they need to consider adding more healthy food made with beans, legumes, quinoa, protein rich food, leafy veggies, with very little to no oil, type of food you can eat everyday, without guilt.

Great Indian spot with nice staff, service, and ambiance. The mango lassi was so good and…read morerefreshing. The lasooni gobi is a must have appetizer. The malai kofta was very rich, creamy and delicious, first time trying this and highly recommend. My least favorite was the dahi puri, it was too spicy for me. For dessert, I had the gulab jamun, these mini donuts were delightful. I would definitely go back!

My son and I stopped in for the dumplings that we have had from the Pleasantville Farmer's Market…read moreand ended up staying for a multi-course meal. We were treated to a cultural lesson on the history of Indo-Chinese cuisine, and then had the pleasure of enjoying it. Along with the dumpling platter, we had the chicken tikka masala and the veg korma, both spiced to order, along with the veg fried rice. We liked that the sauces were a thicker consistency than what we are used to in other Indian restaurants, which are also very good around here. It's understandable that the World Cup was on the TV, but hopefully there will be music the next time we visit. There was a 20% "happy hour discount, as we were dining between mealtimes. The place started to fill up and there were lots of takeout orders during our visit. We would highly recommend Sikkim Hut, the Taste of the Himalayas.

Authentic Indo-Chinese dishes cooked to perfection. The best Indian Chinese restaurant in…read moreWestchester. A must-visit restaurant for lovers of Indo-Chinese food. Amazing food, generous portions, and unforgettable flavors. Also, very good Nepali food and Thalis.

If you are looking to eat lunch in a quiet spot, this is NOT the place. On a few visits many loud…read morechildren are running around while a Spanish kids show is blaring on the TV. No specific adults around, as if this is a makeshift daycare. Other times, a clueless granny is having a very annoying handheld phone session in the middle of a relatively small sitting space. Hard to ignore that the nonstop blabbing appears to be only on her side, with a constant stream of loud Spanish monologue but no "listening". So, we go to the car for some quiet but the sandwich is quite messy and you better make sure you have a towel over the lap and a bib. I ordered a lamb shawarma but what I got was a veiny steak something, so spicy I only ate half before tossing the rest. Bad experience, won't be back.

First time ordering and the bowl was amazing. Great proportions, food was prepared quickly, and…read morecustomer service was amazing. Definitely eating here again, 10/10!

Quite impressed with this Indian food spot in white plains! I didn't expect much especially as we…read morehave all the best Indian food in the Bay Area but this was really great. We ordered a few different curries - murgh balti, murgh Rogan Josh, and subji masala, and naans to go with that and everything was delicious. They also gave us complimentary rice which was very generous and paired great with the curries! Service was pretty fast especially since they were closing up the kitchen on a weeknight. Ambiance is nice! I recommend!!

I had a delicious lunch here! Samosas were crispy with a savory filling and a sweet tamarind sauce…read more We ordered the lunch combo specials. The Tikka masala was creamy and on point, but the naan-was the fluffiest naan-ever! Loved it! Paneer sag was nicely spiced, and had a perfect texture. For dessert, we had some type of a rice pudding, which was also tasty. Service was great and we will be back!

We live locally and visit Apo at Turkish Cuisine with some frequency. His restaurant is one of our…read morestandards because it's THAT GOOD. I think the babaganoush is among the best I've ever had. This trip we enjoyed the iskender kebab, and Apo's chicken and lamb kebabs are tender and beautifully seasoned. Apo home bakes the baklava, which is as perfect as it gets. This is an amazing lunch or dinner spot. Low key, reasonably priced and of the highest quality. Highly recommend.

My partner and I got food delivered from this spot. I loved the mezze plate. It was large, and I…read moreloved the eggplant and baba ganoush. The manti were nice and delicate but a bit expensive for the size, I'd say. The menu was substantial, and I look forward to trying other items in the future.

I don't know what happened with this place because I've order so many times and it's been great,…read morebut the latest order was beyond disappointing. Note, I haven't ordered for a few months so I don't know if owners changed or what. I ordered the goat curry, chicken biryani, and vegetable korma... and what a disaster. Now, I ordered through uber which showed a BOGO so why not... But what I got was sacrilege - and I say that as a South Asian. Like, I would be embarrassed to serve this to my family. My mom would be ashamed of me if I cooked like this. The goat curry used to be plentiful and thick now it's obvious they split 1 order into two containers to make it seem like BOGO and it's incredibly watery and thin. The goat isn't even cooked through and the curry flavors didn't penetrate - lazy cooking. The biryani - omg what? It's not biryani. I have no idea what it is, it's some chicken in some curry sauce mixed with some rice and they're busy trying to rip you off with pretend "BOGO" so they split it in two and dump white rice on top. Why even bother offering BOGO?! I will never order from here again. This isn't Indian food and it's definitely not quality. This is a joke. Please save your money.

Linguini B: Rapid Review Renditions - Starring Calcutta Wrap & Roll…read more Calcutta or Kolkata or Calcutter or Calsinker or Calfastball... anyways Kept it to the basics, after running in my asics (just so we are clear, I'm not an asics guy. Do I look like one? Please, spare me you rib.) The basics, for me, are Chicken Tikka with Heat... ofc their basmati rice... ofc some naan (went plain). I know I know "oh my goodness LB what happened to you and your adventurous taste buds?" Well come in close and listen to my curry breath - I won't go beyond the basics at a PunJay spot until these three get the beyond Okay, aka my approval. Okay? Listen to what I say - or what I won't say. I won't say, ole ole, for my time at Calcutta end's today. Fortunately not subpar, but par is not worth the whip from my car. Creamy, proper texture, and solid chicken quality plus above average naan were appreciated. Bad rice, lack of taste and no heat were not. Serve this to plain Jane and they'll make it rain. Serve this to LB? Once is enough. Definitely not the worst, that's a positive. Onto the next, namaste.

On our adventure for best halal in Yonkers (per my opinion) this time we tried out Shahs. I was…read moreimmediately excited to see more fresh veggies than usual spots. I of course got the chicken over rice. The rice was an unfamiliar brown which I thought would be an overbearing flavor but not the case at all. The chicken was also alarming since it was a red color. And that is where I should have used better judgement. It was quite spicy which I was not expecting. To my plate I added the cucumber and tomato salad and chickpeas and of course a healthy amount of the white sauce. I also ordered pita bread but could have down without. The bread itself had a strange taste that I did not enjoy and wasn't the usual color of pita bread. Almost seemed like a whole wheat version. This spot ranks as number 2 of halal spots in Yonkers for me! Just keep in mind it definitely has a kick to it!

Great chicken and lamb, always fresh veggies, friendly staff and affordable, highly recommend!read more