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MA: Priya Indian Cuisine

Location:

1270 Westford Street, Lowell, MA

www.bostonpriya.com

Looking for amazing Indian food in Massachusetts? Look no further than Priya's. 

Authentic north and south indian fare that's well priced and so delicious. We ordered half the things on the menu (some not pictured) and everything was excellent. Service, although friendly, is a bit slow. One of the tables beside us pre-ordered on the phone prior to coming in, which seemed like a good idea as they sat down after us but were eating well before us. 

Still, a great place for indian food and big enough to host parties and functions. (Photos via underwater camera)


Priya on Urbanspoon

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categories: Boston, Chicken, Dinner, Dosa, Fish, Indian, Lunch, Massachusetts, Roti, South Indian, Spicy, Vegetarian
Monday 02.06.12
Posted by Smita Jacob
Comments: 13
 

Boston: Kashmir

Location:

279 Newbury Street  Boston, MA

Not only was it packed, which is one reason we thought it might have been a good choice, but it was packed with INDIAN people, which is sometimes a good indicator of a decent Indian restaurant.  Not this time.

Kashmir has terrible, terrible indian food.

I'm from South India where we LOVE our rice to death.  Present me with old rice (where it's clumped together, with bits of rice stuck to the outside rim of the bowl?) and I'm already an unhappy camper.

Tandoori salmon, which came out looking like steamed salmon with an aside of curry to be poured over it.  How is that Tandoori salmon?  It had not a single piece of evidence of having been in a tandoor oven.  The sauce was the same as in the fish curry dish. 

Our bhatura was initially forgotten and then brought out later looking flat, which a bhatura should not be.

Veggie samosas which were filled with mashed potatoes - seriously?  

The eggplant was mushy and tasteless.  The only item we liked were the Kashmiri naans, which were quite good.  Makes sense to me now, why the place is called Kashmir. 

Add slow service and disgraceful bathrooms to round up this review.  

Oh, and when I asked to get the Kashmiri naans to go, big mistake.  The worst thing, ever, that a server can do, is to place other dishes ON TOP of the dish you've asked to take home.  Needless to say, our takeout was tossed right away.

Tell me Bostonians, where the good Indian food at?

 

Kashmir on Urbanspoon
tags: Kashmir, boston indian, boston indian food, boston restaurants, boston restos, indian food, newbury indian food, newbury restaurants
categories: Boston, Fish, Indian, Roti, Samosa, Seafood
Wednesday 11.30.11
Posted by Smita Jacob
Comments: 10
 

Gandhi's Roti

Location:

554 Queen ST W, Toronto

Cost: $6.95 - 12.95

www.gandhicuisine.ca

* A huge thanks to Lurgee from My Little Sweatshop for lending me the use of her Canon to capture these shots. 

There's no reason to really review a place as well known and loved in the city as Gandhi's.

'Cause if you're willing to wait 1.5 hours for your roti, then you must like it. 

All I can say is that when we finally brought our  14 (!) pre-ordered rotis back to work, there was absolute SILENCIO in the kitchen while we ate. 

Oh yeah, and we got a free juice-box for ordering 14 rotis!  For $150 worth of roti business (not counting all the other business we've given them) they could have at least thrown in another juice-box, come on!

Frooti

Chicken roti $8.95 + tax = $10.50, a great alternative to the creaminess of the butter chicken.  I like the medium hotness.

Chicken roti, medium


Butter chicken roti - very creamy and rich.

Butter chicken, mild

Malai Kofta roti - veggie/cheese balls in a creamy curry in a roti

Take-out container

Malai Kofta

Needless to say, it was ZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz around the office after that!

Gandhi's Indian Cuisine on Urbanspoon

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categories: Dinner, Lunch, Roti, Toronto
Sunday 04.25.10
Posted by Smita Jacob
Comments: 2