What is there to say that hasn't already been said about this place. Woman Owned, Small Business AND family operated, Rangla punjab really does stand out from other South Asian restaurants. The service is very sweet and my friends and I didn't mind the wait. Some of the best dishes are the Chicken Khadi and the mango lassi. Their baby samosas are also very good! Great comfort food if you want some cozy indian food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mango Lassi, Chicken Tikka Masala
Gurjit Singh
Deserve 0 star. Uber order: No option to select spice level, called them and notified.First of all, they do not pick the phone, tried 3 times. Third time, the guy just said "yes" as if he was in a hurry to hung up the phone. We got a delivery update from the resturaunt, by the time we reach home to eat the food, came to know resturaunt never delivered. No update no regard to time or effort. Wasted an hour time and another hour to get food from elsewhere.
Mahesh Shanmugam
Got lunch here. Only to go available but at the price of dinner. For $25 just one small box of rice and same size box for curry. I am not going there again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala
Neha Wasnik
If you go back to 1990s when Indian restaurants had to tend to the non South Asian clientele in USA that would be the experience I had here. In this day and age when millenials and gen Z are well traveled in the Greater Boston Area and especially Arlington there should be more authenticity to the food and more variety to the menu.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Monica Haymond
We love this place so much, it will forever be a go-to favorite. It's consistently delicious. We recommend the Chicken Tikka Masala and Peshawari Naan (if you like something sweet). The owner is also so lovely, she is really the heart and soul that gives this restaurant a welcoming atmosphere. We cannot recommend it enough.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala
PruthviRaj Reddy
This is where their food belongs too. Stop passing your food as Indian. Absolute Trash.
Charlotte Darby
We enjoy getting takeout from Rangla Punjab and dining in, when it’s been available (sometimes the dining room is closed).Our favorites are Chana Paneer Masala and Chicken Curry and the Papadum that comes along with the meals.
Sam S
We've been going here for several years. There is a lot of good food here. I like the saag paneer, chicken tikka masala, and vegetable curry. The lamb chops are also good. We love Indian food, and this is a solid choice.
Adam
Lamb Biryani for $20 and I literally had 4 small pieces. Avoid this place at all costs, the biryani wasn’t even flavorful either. I feel disrespected
Maria V.
Staff was very friendly and everything we ordered (chicken saag, veggie samosas, vegetable biryani) was very tasty ! Very reasonably priced.
Weirdest dining experience I've ever had. In chronological order:- Our server forgot to give us menus and glasses.- Our server came to take our order two minutes after giving us menus.- Our server came back to take our order, but had to leave a third of the way through because he forgot pen and paper.- Afterwards, he forgot to take away the menus.- He pointed at the popper basket and instructed "give me that" while I was trying to help him clear the menus and some other things when the food came.- The spices in my Mysore masala dosa were not mixed with ghee or oil before they were spread on the dosa. I could have snorted lines with the amount of powder coming out of this thing. My dosa was also cold.- Halfway through our meal, our server came by and said "Tonight we are closing at 9:45, you guys know that right?". There were no signs indicating such information.- We asked for boxes to pack up our food so we could finish our meal at home. He brought us those tiny round containers meant for daal. I explained that I could not fit a whole dosa into the container he brought me, could I please I have a wider one.- Our server asked us to pay in cash because "it would be better for us".- When he came by with the check, he checked again to see if we had cash.- He had trouble charging my friend's card and started reading the number out loud to his coworker for the whole restaurant to hear.-Luckily, there was only one other table in the restaurant.As a disclaimer, I have a lot of empathy for people in the hospitality industry because I worked in it for over a decade. Serving is a particularly difficult job that deals with particularly difficult people. However, I'm hoping that this one star review catches the eye of the restaurant owners because this sort of service cannot be good for a small business.
SIDDHARTH CHAUDHARY
I am not sure they ever had Indian/punjabi food or not. Main course dishes are dry and with undercooked vegetables and chicken. Balti chicken was as far from real taste as Boston is from New delhi. Naan seems simply bought from market and sent across
Sandrine Mallet
Tastes alright but would never order from there again. Kind of disappointing. Definitely better options in the area.
Jessica T
Kind of disappointing. Tastes alright but wouldn't order from here again.Biryani didn't taste like biryani and couldve made it more spicy. The rice that came with the curry was too puffy. They used too much water for their rice.
Rahul Kabra
The best Indian take out place in Arlington. The Malai Kofta and naan combination is the best.
What is there to say that hasn't already been said about this place. Woman Owned, Small Business AND family operated, Rangla punjab really does stand out from other South Asian restaurants. The service is very sweet and my friends and I didn't mind the wait. Some of the best dishes are the Chicken Khadi and the mango lassi. Their baby samosas are also very good! Great comfort food if you want some cozy indian food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mango Lassi, Chicken Tikka Masala
Deserve 0 star. Uber order: No option to select spice level, called them and notified.First of all, they do not pick the phone, tried 3 times. Third time, the guy just said "yes" as if he was in a hurry to hung up the phone. We got a delivery update from the resturaunt, by the time we reach home to eat the food, came to know resturaunt never delivered. No update no regard to time or effort. Wasted an hour time and another hour to get food from elsewhere.
Got lunch here. Only to go available but at the price of dinner. For $25 just one small box of rice and same size box for curry. I am not going there again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala
If you go back to 1990s when Indian restaurants had to tend to the non South Asian clientele in USA that would be the experience I had here. In this day and age when millenials and gen Z are well traveled in the Greater Boston Area and especially Arlington there should be more authenticity to the food and more variety to the menu.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
We love this place so much, it will forever be a go-to favorite. It's consistently delicious. We recommend the Chicken Tikka Masala and Peshawari Naan (if you like something sweet). The owner is also so lovely, she is really the heart and soul that gives this restaurant a welcoming atmosphere. We cannot recommend it enough.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala
This is where their food belongs too. Stop passing your food as Indian. Absolute Trash.
We enjoy getting takeout from Rangla Punjab and dining in, when it’s been available (sometimes the dining room is closed).Our favorites are Chana Paneer Masala and Chicken Curry and the Papadum that comes along with the meals.
We've been going here for several years. There is a lot of good food here. I like the saag paneer, chicken tikka masala, and vegetable curry. The lamb chops are also good. We love Indian food, and this is a solid choice.
Lamb Biryani for $20 and I literally had 4 small pieces. Avoid this place at all costs, the biryani wasn’t even flavorful either. I feel disrespected
Staff was very friendly and everything we ordered (chicken saag, veggie samosas, vegetable biryani) was very tasty ! Very reasonably priced.
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Weirdest dining experience I've ever had. In chronological order:- Our server forgot to give us menus and glasses.- Our server came to take our order two minutes after giving us menus.- Our server came back to take our order, but had to leave a third of the way through because he forgot pen and paper.- Afterwards, he forgot to take away the menus.- He pointed at the popper basket and instructed "give me that" while I was trying to help him clear the menus and some other things when the food came.- The spices in my Mysore masala dosa were not mixed with ghee or oil before they were spread on the dosa. I could have snorted lines with the amount of powder coming out of this thing. My dosa was also cold.- Halfway through our meal, our server came by and said "Tonight we are closing at 9:45, you guys know that right?". There were no signs indicating such information.- We asked for boxes to pack up our food so we could finish our meal at home. He brought us those tiny round containers meant for daal. I explained that I could not fit a whole dosa into the container he brought me, could I please I have a wider one.- Our server asked us to pay in cash because "it would be better for us".- When he came by with the check, he checked again to see if we had cash.- He had trouble charging my friend's card and started reading the number out loud to his coworker for the whole restaurant to hear.-Luckily, there was only one other table in the restaurant.As a disclaimer, I have a lot of empathy for people in the hospitality industry because I worked in it for over a decade. Serving is a particularly difficult job that deals with particularly difficult people. However, I'm hoping that this one star review catches the eye of the restaurant owners because this sort of service cannot be good for a small business.
I am not sure they ever had Indian/punjabi food or not. Main course dishes are dry and with undercooked vegetables and chicken. Balti chicken was as far from real taste as Boston is from New delhi. Naan seems simply bought from market and sent across
Tastes alright but would never order from there again. Kind of disappointing. Definitely better options in the area.
Kind of disappointing. Tastes alright but wouldn't order from here again.Biryani didn't taste like biryani and couldve made it more spicy. The rice that came with the curry was too puffy. They used too much water for their rice.
The best Indian take out place in Arlington. The Malai Kofta and naan combination is the best.