The food was Delicious and It was my first time trying chicken biryani from here. I normally get chicken biryani from like fun of trucks around Manhattan. I got not spicy since I do not tend to like spicy stuff. The white sauce in top was amazing and added to the overall flavor. I would definitely be coming back again. I got the Blood Orange Lemonade with it and it was my first time trying Blood orange. It was sweet and tasted great. It was like a cross between a orange and grapefruit which is exactly how they described a blood orange. This place has a bathroom open to customers. Ànd to my surprise, a huge cold water dispenser so I was able to full up my 2 water bottles for the train ride ho...
Great Indian restaurant near Central Park! You can only place orders through a kiosk at the moment, but all the meals come with pictures, making it easy to choose what you want. The portion sizes are generous; for example, the tikka masala with four sides, one entrée, and lemonade cost $22. The restrooms are clean, but you need to ask the staff for the door code to access them. Overall, it’s perfect for me! The only drawback might be the limited seating during busy times.
Really neat fast casual stop for flavorful Indian style dishes. Level 2 left my mouth on fire, but had so much flavor, not just heat. Reasonable prices the feast came with a main dish and 4 sides for $13. We ordered a lot for 2 people to try different things. The chicken meatballs in the crepe style wrap were my favorite, but I can't remember the exact name of the dish. It came with 3 generous sized pieces served sort of like tacos.
The food here used to be good, but for the last few years (since Deep bought the chain), both service quality of food have been deteriorating. From my recent experience, all sauces taste the same, and the staff does not care about the quality of the food. I was served a sloppy tangy kathi roll and a cold dosa. Spend your money somewhere else. There are a ton of Indian restaurants in New York City.
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I always enjoy Deep Indian Kitchen. If you find yourself in New York and are in the mood for nearly authentic Indian cuisine served in a fast-food format, you should definitely check out Deep. The spice levels are impressive; a Level 2 is just right for Indian tastes. I ordered the biryani at spice level 3, and it was quite spicy, even for someone from Hyderabad! The food was fresh and delicious.
Quick stop for delicious Indian cuisine! The prices are reasonable; we enjoyed a main dish and four sides for just $13. The chicken tikka masala was absolutely delightful. The restaurant was spacious, and the option to order through a tablet was a nice touch.
If you enjoyed their frozen food, you definitely need to check out this restaurant. The combo meals are fantastic and very filling. Be sure to try the chicken dosa—it’s a must! Food: 5/5
Very good. I just want to share a picture of both options they have available. The Feast gives you more options in the plate but Biryani had more food in my opinion. Both delicious.
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Vegetarian options: There are plenty of tasty vegetarian dishes available.
Kid-friendliness: It’s quite basic in this aspect.
Watch out for the spice levels! 3 chilli spice in saag sauce is biting a chilli spicy. Loved the food.
