Jaipur's
Indian, Tibetian, and Bangladeshi Restaurants in New York, NY
Indian, Tibetian, and Bangladeshi Restaurants
Indian, Tibetian, and Bangladeshi Restaurants in New York, NY
Indian, Tibetian, and Bangladeshi Restaurants
1007 2nd Ave.,
New York ,
NY
10022
UNITED STATES
212-371-3330
Based on 4 reviews
212-371-3330
EXCELLENT FOOD
I went to dinner here tonight and was extremely impressed! When we sat, the waiter brought over a basket of Roomali Roti (paper thin bread), with two sauces, one spicy and one sweet, both tasty. It was delicate, not like Italian bread which fills you even before your appetizer. My father and I shared everything starting with the fish Tikka. The order came out on a hot plate and was delicious!!! For the entree, we had Lamb Rogan Josh (you can order it as spicy as you like) with a side of Cucumber/yogurt sauce (forgot the name), and their wonderful Garlic Naan bread. We mixed the yogurt sauce with the Rogan Josh and kept the sauces from the complimentary bread to add as we ate (they were tasty on the fish as well!) If you like Indian, get over here fast!
212-371-3330
Serves its purpose
Provides tasty Indian food in the neighbourhood for me...I wouldn't schlep to this place and neither would I go for the ambience or the decor. Just go to have acceptably made Indian food in a casual setting.
212-371-3330
Excellent food, delivery service going downhill
Yum - I highly recommend dining in for their lunch buffet. Food is excellent, best midtown Indian restaurant I have tried. However, delivery has been a problem lately, lots of mistakes, long delivery times and sometimes they don't offer delivery at all. For no good reason, they suddenly no longer deliver their lunchbox specials, which I have been ordering every Friday for nearly 8 months now, forcing you to order entree size meals for lunch. Unfortunately they have lost my business, I will be looking for another Indian lunch spot going forward.
212-371-3330
Prix Fixe Menu is Great
Prix Fixe is the way to go, you get so much food for a cheap price! It's a bit greasy and they can make it spicy, but yeah it's good.Worldwide > United States > New York, NY > Indian, Tibetian, and Bangladeshi Restaurants