22 Best Indian Restaurants in Queens

“Come for the goats brains and stay for the biryani! For real though, don't shy away from the goat brains. First off, if no one told you what it was, you might just think it was tofu just based on the texture and presentation. I love sweetbreads, so this was not a stretch for me and my adventurous and trusting friend liked them too! There is a reason it is a hit on the menu. We LOVED our food. The only thing I would pass on was the dahi batata puri. The filling was a bunch of saucy stuff and I wanted more texture and something to sink my teeth into, know what I mean? The Lucknow dum biryani was the shiz and I am mighty miffed I left it in my friend's car and she lives too far away to reclaim it. It was also served in a really unique way covered with a layer of bread, much like a pot pie. Portions were great. When I come to the city, I usually stick to Manhattan out of convenience. This time I went out of my way to go to Queens for this place. It was worth it! I really enjoyed my midget sized margarita. It was tasty and potent enough to put some hair on tour chest. I shall return! Make a reservation if you can.“

“Both excellent food, and service. Highly recommended! Attentive service by Adnan.“

“BEST SAATVIK FOOD!Finally got to relish the amazing Indian food that I always saw on social media. The food quality and quantity are perfect. It was nice to experience quality vegetarian food at a reasonable price. They also sell packaged snacks and sweets. Only disappointment was the coffee. It didn’t taste like authentic South Indian coffee.“

“Truly delicious jhol momo. The server even provided us with a bit of broth to take home as we couldn’t get enough. Unlimited masala tea will have us buzzing through the night! If you are coming from LaGuardia, don’t miss this stop on your way into town. Directly across from the Roosevelt Avenue/Jackson Heights station, it was a perfect reminder of the things I love about this city. Small and crowded, with authentic cuisine and beautiful flavors!“

“Absolutely perfectly juicy and full of flavor meats. Tried many different chicken dishes, they were superb. I took a bag of samosas home they were so good and the Chai tea was smooth, creamy and a kiss of sweet that balanced out the spice perfectly.“

“Ate here for the first time in years. It was even better than I remember. The food was all excellent. We had chicken lajwab, vegetable korma, shish kebab and garlic naan. The curries were the perfect consistency and flavorful. The meat was perfectly tender. And the naan was buttery and delicious. The new space is very modern and nice. And the service was great. Already looking forward to coming back.“

“Asked three different Indian friends finally confirm that pani puri is vegan, just make sure that they don’t add yogurt?this is my first time trying pani puri, I can’t believe that I never had it before !!!! It tastes amazing !!!! When it explores inside my mouth omg I’m totally addicted to it?especially i love spicy?totally recommend it?thank you धन्यवाद“

“nice curries and naan“

“EggHolic Indian Cuisine offers authentic flavors and a welcoming ambiance. Their standout dishes include the chicken toofani, delicious wraps and freshly prepared sandwiches. Loved their attentive service especially by Nitasha and Vipul making it a must-visit for Indian food enthusiasts. Lastly, their mango mastani is sweet treat definitely worth trying.Vegetarian options: They have paneer for vegetarians.“

“Came here with my parents for dinner since we wanted them to try momos! The restaurant is nice inside with a homey feel. Our waitress was super attentive. We tried a bunch of dishes including beef momos, chicken momos with johl on the side, lollipop chicken, 2 orders of garlic naan, chicken tikka masala, the Nepalese goat curry dish, and beef chow mein. We came here for the momos and we're honestly a bit disappointed. They weren't as juicy as some of the Momo trucks we tried. No white or hot sauce to drizzle either. We never had johl before (+$2 charge which we weren't aware of). The johl is served cold which surprised us. We really liked the chicken lollipop, garlic naan, and beef noodles. Everything was served super hot. Solid spot if you're looking to try Nepalese food for the first time but it is lacking a bit in flavor...“

“In my opinion the best Indian food in the Kew Gardens area. The chicken vindaloo and garlic naan where great. My wife and I also tried the lamb biryani, which was to die for. The owner is friendly and my made our afternoon even better with his excellent and personal service.“

“We ordered mango lassis, which were good. For the entrees, we tried chicken Tikka Masala and eggplant kurma. The chicken Tikka Masala was good, since there was a good amount of chicken in the gravy. It also was mild. I would not order the eggplant dish again, since the gravy and heavy cream in it was very overwhelming. I couldn't really appreciate the taste of the eggplant chunks in the gravy sauce. Each entree came with rice, which we didn't consider when we were ordering naans. We ordered garlic naans, which were good. Each naan has 4 pieces. The service was excellent. They had some soft Indian music playing in the background. Overall, the experience was good. There is a big parking lot in the back. Apparently, they have buffet lunch on Friday and weekends, so I might return to try that out.“

“The food is clearly the only reason Triniciti Roti Shop and Restaurant is so popular. Lines form around the block on weekends, and even on a cold, windy Wednesday afternoon the restaurant was packed with hordes of hungry diners smiling in anticipation of the pleasure of eating at this truly fine establishment. The food is hot, fresh and literally fantastic. At Trinciti, it's all about the taste and texture of the chickpeas, which, along with the tamarind chutney, cucumber and hot sauce, form the heart of the doubles. The lamb, chicken and oxtail were outstanding. The oxtail and lamb were tender and flavorful. The slight sweetness of the oxtail was pleasingly intriguing. The portions are much larger than the doubles available at roti shops in the area and the prices are commensurate with them. Don't miss the homemade peanut punch. It was fresh, mild and not too sweet. The gentleman behind the counter highly recommended him, and he was right. This peanut punch is made fresh daily and sells out before the end of the day. You can't miss this.Food is fairly and squarely the one and only reason the Triniciti Roti Shop and Restaurant is so popular with lines that go round the block on weekends and even on a cold, windy Wednesday afternoon, there was a packed restaurant with hordes of hungry guests smiling in Anticipating the treat of eating at this honest to goodness place. The food is hot, fresh and awesome in every sense of the word. Trinciti is particularly about the taste and consistency of the Chana or the Garbanzo beans that form the heart of the doubles along with the tamarind chutney, cucumber and hot sauce.. The lamb, chicken and the oxtail were superb. The oxtail and lamb were tender and flavourful. That light sweetness in the oxtail was happily intriguing. The portion sizes are much bigger than the doubles available in the Roti shops in the area and the prices match. The home made peanut punch is not to be missed. It was fresh, smooth and not too sweet. The gentleman behind the counter highly recommended it and he was right. That peanut punch is made fresh daily and it runs out before the day is done. It is not to be missed.“

“I called about catering dosas and the guy was super nice and gave me details on why dosas have to be made fresh and recommended some other places that might be able to do it. This is a place that cares about food quality and not just about money. Highly recommend.“

“Still delicious Trini spot with Indian/chinese based Caribbean food. My personal favorite is the stewed chicken roti in a bust up shot and their epic doubles. Don't forget to add a bit of pepper sauce, tamarind sauce and cucumber. There's also a variety of sweets and drinks to top off your meal.“

“In one word everything was so perfect!!I arranged a small surprise bridal shower party for my sister and we were all together 15 people and the restaurant and 2 owners did a very good job from helping decorating, serving food to every little details they were aware of.The floral background decoration was already there we just setup the table.Everything was perfectly perfect.Best wishes for the new restaurants and the food was ???Also convenient lication, available parking nearest blocks.Please go and check it out.Parking: I’m front of the restaurant is paid parking availableNearest residential blocks have free street parking.Wheelchair accessibility: Anyone with wheelchair can easily get inside.“

“We have dined-in at Hello Bangladesh numerous times during our trips to New York. We liked their food, service, and ambiance so much that we took catering from them for our son's wedding program. They provided excellent food as well as service at a reasonable cost. We continued going to their store any time we are in New York City. We highly recommend this restaurant for authentic Bangladeshi food.Vegetarian options: Okra Bhaji, Aloo Bhaji, eggplant bhaji, Different Bhorta, Lentil/Daal, Veg Shingara.Dietary restrictions: Halal meat is cooked. Also, few vegetarian and vegan options are available.Parking: Street parking available most of the times.Kid-friendliness: Nice ambience.Wheelchair accessibility: Flat access through door. But I did not try to use a wheel-chair. Please call restaurant before going.“

“Had the best experience this evening! Our server Jessica was so pleasant and took care of us! She was so kind and attentive. Overall the food was delicious and excellent service. Definitely recommend coming here for authentic Guyanese food! Was worth coming all the way from Toronto!“

“Raja Sweets in Jackson Heights, New York, is a five-star establishment that truly delivers on all fronts. Offering an array of delectable Indian sweets and savory snacks, this place is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic flavors at affordable prices. While it's not exactly a dine-in experience, it's the perfect spot for a quick bite lunch. Their thali options are simply divine, showcasing a variety of flavors and textures that will leave your taste buds singing with delight. What's more, Raja Sweets understands the value of convenience, offering the option to pack food for later consumption. Whether you're grabbing lunch on the go or planning a feast at home, their fresh food packed for home-use later ensures that you can enjoy their delicious offerings anytime, anywhere. With impeccable service and unbeatable quality, Raja Sweets has undoubtedly earned its reputation as a go-to destination for Indian cuisine enthusiasts in Jackson Heights.“

“Great service and great management. Excellent food quality.Jasmeetbhai is great and wonderful person.“

“Usually order their tandoori roti with malai kofta and paneer. We tried their garlic nan recently and it was delicious with perfect amount of garlic and butter. They definitely keep up with the quality of food. Worth giving them a shot if you have been wanting to try Indian restaurants in the neighborhood.Vegetarian options: Malai kofta, garlic naan.“

“First time having Chinese Indian food and I was pleasantly surprised. Food was tasted so flavorful and well seasoned. It's definitely a change up if you want something different. The staff were so friendly, we weren't sure what to order and they offered plenty of ideas for us. One thing to note, the food can get quite spicy if you can't handle spice. But it is good it's worth the burn. Space is small so if you want to eat inside, I would suggest coming a bit earlier to get a seat. I would definitely recommend!“