Trekking to Secaucus isn't easy, especially coming from Jersey City. But if you end up in the area,…read moreit's worth the trek to stop by Cumin n Eat for some great Indian food. We got here super early when the place was empty. We figured this is due to most Indians eating dinner fairly late (and it being a Monday on a holiday weekend), but we didn't mind. Ended up ordering the following: Mango Lassi: Yummy and not super sweet. Chili Paneer: Ordered this medium, but damn this had a kick to it. Was very good though and finished every bite. Mixed Veg Chettinad: Ordered this medium and this was also super tasty. Wasn't super spicy. Was very hearty. Ate this with a Roomali Roti. Also came with rice. We had enough for a meal's worth of leftovers. We spent around $50 (including 20% tip) for all of this. Pretty good deal for some great food.

ughhhhh i wanted to like this spot more cause it's right by my job and i could get down with it…read more But the food was just underwhelming. I thinkI will come back at some point and try it again.

Delicious food . Great experience. Cozy ambiance and warm service. Will definately recoomendread more

I ordered takeout from this spot on Saturday night around 7:30, and honestly, the experience was…read morepretty disappointing. I expected a bit of a wait since it was a weekend, but the food wasn't ready until almost an hour later. Had to sit in the car for nearly half hour. Saturday nights are busy, but a restaurant should be prepared for that. The bigger issue was the Chicken Tikka Masala. It felt like they ran out of their usual portions because the chicken pieces were unusually large, and two of them weren't cooked all the way through. I bit into one and immediately knew something was off, the texture was almost cartilage-like, and it definitely wasn't fully cooked. I couldn't even cut it with a fork. Some of the other pieces were okay and cooked through to be considered edible. The flavor was fine, but the inconsistency and undercooked chicken really ruined the meal.

Located in Jersey City's bustling India Square, I came here with a friend to try their $21 weekend…read morebuffet. Upon entering the colorful and spacious interior, we were given booth seating. There were a large variety of choices for the buffet, and I tried a little bit of everything. It was all cooked well and wonderfully flavorful with tons of warm seasonings. Stand outs included butter chicken, noodles, curry, and tandoori. I would have liked more seafood options and meat other than chicken though. The Naan was served warm and slightly crisp, while still being soft. I decided to also order a drink called Shahi Falooda. Since I never tried it, I didn't know how it was supposed to look, even though I thought the presentation was a bit weird, as there were pieces of toast dredged in the liquid. When I tried it, there seemed to be all the flavors described, including rose almond milk, tutti frutti, and vanilla ice cream. It tasted creamy, sweet, and unique, with the ingredients mingling well together. Service was definitely lacking. When the bill came, it was listed as a dessert, so I inquired about it. The waiter responded that they did not have the beverage available, so served me something else instead. This really irked me that the waiter would knowingly do this without mentioning up front that they were out of the beverage, allowing me the free choice to either order another drink or not get one at all. The waiter then told us it would be taken off the bill, but a different waiter came out to inform us that the manager would not allow that. While the food was actually pretty good, this was a very upsetting experience and I will not be returning. At least this taught me to always speak up when I have a doubt or question about anything I order.

I had this delivered twice it was so good. Navratan Korma and Tandori chicken were incredible…read more This is some of the best food be it Indian, Thai or Chinese. This restaurant is incredible.

Dosas were all tasty and had perfect texture. Chutneys and sambar also were all authentic. They…read morealso had a good collection of spices/powders on the table for those who want some extra flavor and spice. Thali was also very good, with flavors emulating a home cooked meal. Portion sizes were good as well. Service 4.5/5, with clean setting and a casual ambiance. Do expect to have around 20-30 mins of wait time during busy hours.

So good! All the breads and all the dishes, the kaju masala was amazing and their lassis are great…read more The thali lunch/dinner is perfect if you haven't tried much in indian cuisine before. We're out of town but we'll be back just for this!

I know next to nothing about Bangladeshi food, but I do know the Dawat experience at Korai Kitchen…read moreis truly special. Amma and Nur-E are exceptional hosts and the food is outstanding. Come hungry as there are many, many courses. Everyone who works here is so kind. There was an issue opening the wine we brought and Nur-E went out of her way to pick us up a new bottle (same vineyard!) during our meal. Unreal! You will not only eat delicious food, but learn so much about Bangladeshi culture and cuisine. This is truly a labor of love and I cannot recommend highly enough!

Food, service and ambiance are all 5 stars! The food is courtesy of mom Nure. The service is…read morecourtesy of an exceptional staff. The ambiance is largely due to daughter Nure whose incredible passion and enthusiasm throughout the night in describing Bengali culture, history and food was incredible! Mom and daughter combine to create an unforgettable dining experience that for me is unmatched and never to be forgotten. They are such gracious hosts and make everyone feel like family. As delicious as the food is, be prepared to take a lot home. You enter Korai Kitchen hungry, curious and with great anticipation. You leave full, satisfied and part of the family! Sorry for the lack of pics. I just went in as soon as the dishes started arriving, eager to savor the meal rather than to record it. My advice: Just go! Its a culinary adventure!

Hidden little take out Indian spot in the corner of the new grocery store here in Secaucus - you…read morewould never know it's here from passing by on the outside but man is this place good! Everything about it was great - from prices to portions, service and cleanliness of the place it was all as good as it gets. As my food was being prepared I was able to finish my light bit of grocery shopping which was so convenient. The flavor on the chicken tikka was soooo good.....perfectly creamy and nice hefty chunks of chicken in there. The garlic naan was only $2 or $3 which is more than generous compared to other Indian restaurants. Soft and fluffy at the center and crispy edges on the outside, just how I like it. It felt like a home made Indian dinner and really hit the spot! For anyone looking for a quick Indian takeout spot in Secaucus this place will do the trick every time, can't wait to go back and try the biryani soon!

Excellent food, freshly cooked while you wait. Absolutely love it. My friend from India recommended…read morethis little place and she was right.

overall I thought the food was good, portions were huge, and prices were reasonable…read more The restaurant itself is pretty simple -- don't expect a fancy dining environment -- but the food is definitely the main point here. We ordered Gol Gappay, lamb biryani, Gosht Karahi, and a naan. The Gol Gappay was interesting. Crispy shells filled with chickpeas and potato, with a tangy, salty, savory flavor. Adding a little yogurt balanced it out nicely. Definitely something different. The lamb biryani was around the low teens price-wise and came in a huge portion with plenty of meat. The lamb was slightly dry -- felt like it may have been prepared earlier and kept warm -- but still flavorful and within expectations for the price. The standout for us was the Gosht Karahi. Tender but slightly chewy lamb, very savory and well seasoned, with lots of large chunks of meat. It looks a bit pricey at first, but considering how much meat you actually get, it felt like a solid value. We packed up half of it and still thought the leftovers were more generous than some restaurants' fresh servings. The naan was massive. Good flavor, although it didn't have that super fresh-out-of-the-tandoor smoky char. Funny enough, reheating it in the air fryer at home made it even better. One thing to know: every dish here runs large, so this place is better with a group. There are parking spots in front, but not many.

We have been loyal customers since Lahore Restaurant has opened and are grateful for having a local…read morePakistani restaurant with good quality food. It's unfortunate that I have to post this as I feel despite us voicing our concern (multiple times) in person with the staff and also on the phone when ordering take out, the staff is not trained and do not take certain dietary restrictions seriously such as food allergies. After having a child who suffers from peanut and egg allergies, whenever we have dined or ordered from here as of lately, we have politely asked for certain food not to be served together and prepared properly. After expressing this, the staffs answer is rude and with an attitude and us being told "ok i'll just put it in a separate plate" after it being cross contaminated and served. Then during a take out order when we called to alert that there is an allergy, to please ensure the food is properly handled and packed separately from egg-containing items, we were told (specifically by Jaspreet) it is already prepared and packed, so the best that can be done is taken out and packed separately instead of adhering to the urgency of the matter and re-preparing the food. Our child broke out in hives due to their negligence in the past and I fear that their inefficiency to understand the seriousness of this matter will one day result in legal action being taken against this establishment if God forbid someone else has a reaction or worse a Fatality. My post isn't intended towards the quality of the food, it is more so to be heard and create awareness on this matter as it seems this establishment can care less towards your health needs. Update: We were contacted by ownership (Ishrath) and accused of being in the wrong and were met with disrespect and advised not to come to this establishment anymore as they cannot meet our "crazy demands." We should have been heard out, which was explained to co-ownership (Sobia) a few minutes after my review was posted, that this wasn't a personal jab towards the establishment however has happened to us on multiple accounts, specifically from staff member Jaspreet the past two times in a matter of two weeks. There was no apology on the matter, just defensiveness in a "sweet tone." This is more so a validation that despite us voicing our concerns multiple times in person, it has fallen on deaf ears and it is unfortunate that we have had to go to such extremes as posting this to be heard. Since my post, we see the attempt to have our post buried, and quite frankly hope it made a difference, albeit they have lost our business however we know the restaurant will still thrive. Still wishing them the best of luck and hopefully prevents any future consequence on this matter.

I was confused whether to eat high protein salad for dinner or go for a fully Indian meal. Luckily…read moreI came across Vanz on Ubereats and saw their menu. I ordered a Punjab Chicken Grill Bowl and let me tell you it's one of the tastiest salad I've had in a while. It had a base of rice with mixed greens topped with protein. The portion size is huge. I couldn't finish the whole bowl in one meal and saved the rest for next day's lunch. These guys were so nice to even send me a chilled chai flavoured beverage. I loved everything and would be ordering again soon.

I was confused if I should eat healthy or eat Indian, and I landed upon Vanz on DoorDash; and on…read moretop of that they were running a BOGO offer on the vegetarian bowl. I ordered a Delhi Veg Paneer (with Mayo Magic), and Vadafel. The food tasted amazing, after a little bit of mixing! (I was hoping it came properly mixed, I'm spoilt by Chopt). The Vadafel were a good fusion of falafel and vada (kothembid style). The delivery was timely! Oh, and they were nice enough to send a free bottled cold coffee (unfortunately I don't drink tea/coffee, but the friend I shared with liked the taste!)

As a hungry vegetarian, I enjoyed the selection of food and I can eat here…read more 1. It is near the Path/NJT/Ferry 2. Wide space and many tables 3. Service is very attentive especially for water 4. I was hoping to see Vegetarian Platters but no such thing - all is ala carte 5. I had a paneer and it was good. Rice is separate

Lovely restaurant. The staff are so welcoming. We came in around 9pm on a Thursday and it was quite…read morebusy. We ordered drinks from their specialty cocktail menu and split the paneer karahi between the two of us. It was fantastic. We ordered medium/spicy which was perfect for us. The decor is modern and open; we had plenty of room to eat.

We ordered the southern Indian thali and an onion chili uttapam at the waiter's suggestion. Both…read morewere delicious- distinct flavors, textures and two dishes were plenty for two people to share for dinner. The mango lassi was rich and smooth. Plus it was affordable especially for NYC!

Most of the exciting new dosa places around the NY/NJ area lately have been Andhra or Karnataka…read morestyle places, with delicacies like thatte idli or gongura dosas increasingly available. But this new establishment is a Chennai-style eatery, similar to some of the older generation of South Indian spots in NYC like Saravanaa Bhavan. They are definitely still working out some kinks with the service. Most of the tables seemed to be growing a bit impatient for their dosai. We tried the paneer-masala variety and enjoyed the filling, although the dosai itself seemed like it had been rushed off the grill with a pretty pale color. We also tried the South India thali. I quite liked the kuzhumbu which had a lovely imli flavor. The poriyal was rather dry, and the kesari/sheera could have used more ghee. Not a bad option in west Midtown, but I would not necessarily go out of your way to visit.