Great taste. It's a restaurant by a popular Indian chef…read more Mutton korma was epic, also Sham Savera was great. Seating and ambiance very good. Parking is ample. Aniket did a great job accommodating our requirements to have a dish with skillet Salmon.

This was our second time. I like Indian food here. Starters were great and so was main course…read more Chicken starter was tender and juicy. Paneer was ok. We had malai kofta and ghee roast mutton in main course with tawa paratha. These were top notch. Service was good, parking is just outside and free of cost. It has nice ambience. Definitely recommending.

They had fresh cane juice which was great…read more There was a mixup with the number of samosas I ordered. Malai kofta was very good.

I love this place. Very reasonably priced. Great place for carry out. Enjoying my mango lassi…read moretoday! The best

Food was fantastic. Ubered several days worth of food and it was all fantastic, even when reheated…read more Didn't like the meat samosa much, but the regular ones were great and I kind of just wanted to try something I hadn't seen before anyways.

Food here is absolutely delicious. We order takeout frequently when I'm in the area. 10/10read more

Not sure if what I got was Chicken Tikka. The place is absolutely wretched and dirty…read more Ordered a Butter Scotch Pastry (piece of cake). It isn't Butter Scotch and doesn't look anything like the image of what's available to order. If you go into this place there's nothing in the front other than aging pastries that look like rats/bugs have been picking at. It's crazy. Literally afraid to eat the food after picking it up from this place. No idea how this place is still operational.

Food: Masala vada 4/5…read moreBhel puri: 1/5 (if the restaurant can't make fresh bhel puri, they should remove it from the menu.The bhel puri mix was store-bought with an unknown expiration date,and there was too much sweet chutney ) Chicken sandwich: 4/5 (please stop serving chat sauce with sandwich) Fried piece chicken biryani: 5/5 (awesome dish and served with raita) Service: The lady at counter was kind,informative and polite. Ambiance: This place is not suitable for dining in, as it is poorly maintained and lacks cleanliness.It is better for takeout.

If you're looking for a standout, modern Indian restaurant experience, Tashan is absolutely worth a…read morevisit. The ambiance sets the tone as soon as you walk in, vibrant decor with a stylish bar. The service is consistently excellent. The menu is where Tashan really shines. They take familiar Indian flavors and elevate them with a creative twist. The Punjabi staples like chole, chicken tikka, and daal makhni are done exceptionally well, striking that perfect balance between authenticity and refinement. The cocktail menu deserves a special mention. The aam mojito was refreshing and vibrant with mango and mint; the sharabi samundar was tropical and fun. For dessert, the Rajasthani Ghevar was a highlight; it was honeycomb-textured, and perfectly paired with a rich rabdi and pistachios. Tashan delivers a polished, yet approachable, take on modern Indian cuisine. Highly recommend!

Pricey but excellent Indian food in the north Boston suburbs…read more Stopped by last week with a dear cousin who lives and works in the area. We were welcomed warmly and seated, then ordered Nimbu soda ($9 each) while we caught up on life. We decided to share a vegetarian meal family style (she is my cousin, after all!) and ordered roomali roti ($9), dal makhani ($15), and a fusion dish called paneer da anda masala ($25), which was strongly recommended by our server. Food arrived quickly and was a feast to both our eyes and palate! We polished it off - especially enjoying the unusual paneer entrée. I was in the mood for dessert as we were chatting happily and I wanted to linger a bit longer. The server steered us right again - towards Rajastani ghevar ($11) - a honeycomb disc with ghee, Rabdi, and pistachio. It was divine! Total bill after tax and tip was $111. Happy to return.

The food was great! The service was 10/10. And what a cozy atmosphere. Highly recommended!read more

This place was recommended by locals. It was fair. I requested biryani with medium heat. It was…read morebland. The lamb in it was flavorless. As it it was added as an afterthought. The mutton vindaloo was spicy but not flavorful with mixture of spices. The bread basket was all one kind of bread as if it what is leftover. It was advertised as a mixture of breads. Spent almost $100. Definitely not worth it. Would not return. Was hoping it would be great as we love Indian food. Very disappointing.

Some good menu items; some not so good. They seem to be working out some issues with new staff…read more Worth giving the place a try though.

Just went to this spot and sat down at the table inside, 3 of us ready to drop $100+ as we're…read morereally hungry. No one at the counter. A dude sleeping in the front. We awkwardly wake this guy up so we can get some service. He disappears and after many long minutes someone else comes out & say we can't eat in, that it's "takeout only" even though there is no indication of this anywhere. We ask why there is a table for dining and he says "I don't know, it's just there" Way to be completely unprofessional and also miss out on a $100+ tab, dude

Came in for a family dinner and enjoyed our meala very much. Service was attentive and friendly…read more It's a clean restaurant with indoor seating. We were a group of 9 and were seated comfortably. Chicken Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken, Palak Paneer, Garlic Naan, Raita were all delicious and chicken dishes were made with white chicken! Also tried their Dhaba Chicken dish and that was my favorite!! Kids were given complimentary mango lassis.

I have been to this establishment a few times. I like their ambiance. I consider the service they…read moreprovide to be above average. Personally, this place is the best Indian restaurant in the area. I have sampled a wide variety of their items, but I will focus on two of them. Their paneer dishes are amazing. The paneer is fresh and lightly spongy without being too dense or crumbly. The paneer pakora is one such example. The paneer is stuffed and the chickpea batter is light, crispy and crumbly. The pakoras are then seasoned with chat masala. This goes for their other paneer dishes. Their dishes are authentic and they do not shy away from Indian flavors. Makki ki roti and sarson ka saag is a famous Punjabi dish. However, it is actually quite rare to ever find this item on the menu in the US, let alone in other parts of India. The item consists of a buttered roti made out of corn, and mustard greens that have simmered for hours with rich Indian spices. This dish takes to back to the fields of Punjab. The creaminess and silkiness of the saag and the grittiness and sweetness of the roti make for a flavor bomb. Also they serve this dish with raita, an Indian yogurt dish, that adds a refreshing touch. And if you want to add a bit of saltiness and sourness, they give you indian pickles as well. All in all, this dish is a delight. I recommend giving this place a visit.