19 Best Indian Restaurants near Newtown

“Stopped in for dinner last night. I'm not the greatest with trying new food. This was my first time trying Indian food. Had the garlic shrimp, shrimp tikka masala, garlic naan, and a future fashioned. Both were excellent! Nothing was left over by the time I was done. Great atmosphere and service. No photos, was too hungry. Will definitely dine here again.“

“We have been looking for a place equivalent to Lilly’s in Glenside, since they are closed. I think when they open back up, we are still going to come to this place. Their tikka masala sauce is to die for and their mango chef special sauce is just amazing with so many flavors happening in the mouth. Prices are decent and quality and consistency is A+++Two time customer and we’ll be back. My husband has high expectations for food - it’s hard to find places that he likes enough to go back. This has definitely impressed him. Can’t wait to come back again soon!!Vegetarian options: We got the Paneer Tikka Masala and the Mango Veg Chef Special. Very nice mix of vegetables and they are tender and not obnoxious like most vegetarian options at other venues. The Aloo Papri Chaat is only $5 and is citrusy and savory flavorful at the same time.“

“Super friendly and amazing stuff. Loved the food and the taste. Lived up to my hype and hope of the Indian foodd I was craving.Good variety of options and ideal for any time of the day.Definitely try the Veg Halka Noodles, Jini Dosa, and Momos hands down the best dish. You can find lots of Vegetarian Dishes. Also You can like there pastries and Cake.Vegetarian options: You can also try Samosa Chat as well.“

“First time coming here, it happened to be on route to a final destination, and it ended up being a Happy find as the food was superb, service fabulous, and the establishment super clean.As for our first meal, my wife and I shared an order of lamb Samosa and shared a chicken tikka masala, and the paneer baingan Bartha, as well as a garlic naan . After discussing with the owner, who took our order about spice levels, we went with mild "3" on everything for a little bit of flavor. Next time will do a five and six and a little bit more flavor. Each dish was plentiful, super fresh. The chicken was tender vegetables very tasty the garlic naan probably some of the best we've had before and boy did we go dipping into our sauces .A little bit out of geo area, but we will make it or business to head back this way again, and try out some other dishes. Be sure to see your food photos on apologize for not taking pictures of the main before we started it was that good, couldn't wait.“

“The service was impeccable! My friend and I have never had Idian food before and the staff was extremely helpful in suggesting dishes and providing excellent customer service. Everyone was so nice and the food was delicious. Quaint environment with great food makes for a fun evening experimenting with new cuisines. We were first timers and it certainly won't be the last!!“

“This Punjabi Place is Like Your Desi Grandma's Kitchen (Without the Guilt Trip)Forget fancy menus with a novel for each entree. This Punjabi spot keeps it simple, but oh boy, do their dishes pack a punch! Came in skeptical with the short menu, left sweatin' (in a good way) and stuffed like a happy pigeon. Service was on point, and the atmosphere was chill. Bonus points for being clean – unlike your grandma's house after Diwali (sorry, Ajji!).“

“Being an Indian, I've tried a lot of Indian/Pakistani food throughout my life. Living in NE Philly brings us a new Indian restaurant every once in a while. Kazi's Tandoor & Grill is a restaurant/caterer that keeps things simple. At least that's what Kazi says. However, there is something addictive about the flavor in their foods. The food seems so simple, yet it's delicious. The secret is the imported spice mix that Kazi uses for his dishes and keeping everything else simple. The restaurant is currently best for takeout and catering orders. The only issue is that the location has no parking, and there is very little room to dine in. The food is priced perfectly for the quantity and quality received, so it attracts so many customers. I usually keep my orders simple by ordering the chicken biriyani, tandoori naan, and chicken tikka masala, but I have tried other entrees, and they are also delicious.“

“Some of the better Indian food I’ve had in Pennsylvania. My partner ordered takeaway and the food was amazing! Got the gobi Manchurian very spicy and it was a perfect spice level for us.He was so impressed with the flavors of the dish and tbh it was some of the better gobi Manchurian I had.He enjoyed his chicken tikka and I ordered the tofu saag very spicy.Again, the spice level is exactly what I wanted and am very satisfied. We can’t wait to order again and I’m excited to try more items off the menu. I like mo mos so I look forward to those among other options.Also, really like they offer tofu as an alternative to paneer if you’re lactose intolerant or vegan.“

“Truly a delightful experience. I order on Uber Eats & admittedly ordered a lot of food. I have never had Indian street food, but I love Indian food so I thought that I’d give this place a try.I ordered the following: paneer masala sandwich, laari style bhel, channa masala tacos, raj kachori, samosa chaat, pav & laari Manchurian noodles.Everything. Was. Delicious. Truly. Delicious.Everything came well packaged & hot with plenty of sauces & toppings. I’m glad I ordered enough to feed an army so I can eat this for days.My one & only criticism is that the menu online doesn’t exactly explain what the items are. Being unfamiliar with this style of food & vegetarian, it was semi-challenging to know what the menu items were & if they contained meat. A brief description of each item on the menu would be extremely helpful!Otherwise, I can’t wait to finish these dishes so I can order more!“

“This place changed. Ordered food, and it was old mold smelling. Would have the health department check them out before ordering from this placeParking: Shopping center parking lotWheelchair accessibility: No stairs or steps to get in and lot has handicap parking area's“

“Good food. Had some difficulty ordering over the phone because chef was not available. I was told to wait for a callback but never received it. Also had difficulty during payment as the prices on the website were different from the total amount given at the register.“

“It was ok. Chanced upon it while driving past and decided to try. The aloo tikki was good as an appetizer (I'll recommend it). We decided on butter chicken type dish, with a mild tomato sauce, aloo Gobi, naan and aloo parantha. The chicken and naan were great, no complaints. The aloo Gobi as a veg option was seriously bland. The aloo parantha, which I was looking forward to more than the naan, was awful. It came out looking like a frozen premade thing that they warmed up in the kitchen. Not crispy, not buttery at all and bland as heck. Service is good but not everything on menu is top notch, I feel. its either very good or bland. Pricing isn't on the lowest side. 2 of us spent about $75 and had water on the side, for lunch. No buffet options. I would eat the chicken and naan plus the tikkis, there,everyday if I could, on a positive note.“

“I'm into very heavy spice cuisines lately. Hubby told me Middle-Eastern, Pakistan, Indian, or halal should fit my taste buds. Since their cuisines contains tons of spices. I found Kabobi while shopping at Petsmart and decided to give it a try. Kabobi sits between IHOP and Party City on Roosevelt Boulevard. I really want beef kabob but Kabobi only carry Beef Nehari, which is a curry dish. I figure might as well try, I might like it. I also order Tandoori Chicken Kabob Skewer, white rice, buttered Naan, garlic naan and Kheer. I ate the Naan first,, i prefer the garlic Naan over the butter as it had more flavors. The Beef Nehari is really spicy, FIRE HOT lol, get the green sauce to tone that spice down. The Tandoori Chicken Kabob(bone-in) is absolutely delicious. The meat is extremely tender and flavourful. I was never a rice pudding person but Kheer? OMG........it is deeeeeelicious. This order cost $47, and I can get at least three meals out of it. Definitely worth the $$.“

“We either dine in or order out from here about once every 1-2 months for the last 2-3 years. There hasn’t been a single instance when they’ve disappointed. Every single time, every single dish is delicious. Good job keeping up the quality.“

“First time eating here. We went for the lunch buffet and they had a good amount of choices all very delicious. The kiddos are always picky but they found at least one dish they liked. They also have a nice hall for other celebrations. Definitely worth a try.“

“Great food and everything fresh, price un believe low,I never find Indian food on that price and fresh, people's very friendlyVegetarian options: Great food very delicious,I order Punjabi options Saag with Makki Roti +Daal Tarkha, wow great thanks for mirch Masala“

“Excellent Indian food for us Americans! Some of us can’t eat super spicy anymore and these folks deliver up not only amazing food but also give you the option on your spice level.The place is quaint, clean and has great service. The staff was very friendly and answered all our questions, even providing suggestions.We had an two types of Naan (Garlic and Garlic/Cheese), an amazing Samosa appetizer with two different toes of dipping sauce, then main courses of chicken curry, chicken korma (my favorite), and Dhaba (highway) chicken. The naan and rice served alongside were so good too!We were offered refills on rice and water and had some leftovers packed up. We took a butter chicken to go which my husband said was the best he ever had.We will most definitely be back. ?“

“It was a wonderful experience to have ghee rice and goatcurry from mallu cafe. It was as excellent as malappuram ghee rice. The rich, aromatic flavors of ghee rice paired with the tender and flavorful goat curry create a wonderful culinary experience. It's great to find a dish that brings so much satisfaction“

“This is the best Indian food I've had in quite a while. Sadly, I don't live in the area, so I'm not sure when I'll be back.My husband and I shared:- Kutchi Dabeli- Dahi Puri- Chinese Bhel- Schezwan Dosa- Paneer 65- Garlic Naan- Shahi PaneerThis was way too much food, but we had trouble narrowing it down. A few of my favorite things were the Dahi Puri, Chinese Bhel, Paneer 65, and Shahi Paneer.As you might be able to guess, my biggest advice would be to go with a group and share everything so you can try more things.“