Probably the best Indian Restaurant in Boston. Food is considerably excellent. Without doubt I would recommend it.Vegetarian options: The Vegetarian Segment on the Menu is enough to please anyone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Boston W
Probably the best Indian Restaurant in Boston. Food is considerably excellent. Without doubt I would recommend it.Vegetarian options: The Vegetarian Segment on the Menu is enough to please anyone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
nycmom22
This time, we ate in. The food still was tastier than the Indian food I get at home in NYC. We had veggie dishes and breads. Would return!
Shanker B
3 of us stopped here for dinner. Service is great and friendly. I had to go to the bar to order our drinks since the waitress was not very familiar with the liquor menu. We had the vegetarian and non-vegetarian platters for appetizer. We also had briyani, vindaloo and aloo channa - with garlic naan. Food was fantastic - really enjoyed it. We finished of kulfi and gulab jamun. The desserts felt store bought and were nothing to write home about
Wombat617
Consistently phenomenal! This is one of our South End take out faves. The food is so delicious, you can smell the curry outside when walking on Tremont Street. A secret find is their chicken noodle soup, which is excellent. Other faves include Tikka Masala and Butter Chicken. Finally, their garlic Naan is to die for.
stevenwB577IZ
Found on a google search. I was at a appointment in Boston and wanted to find an Indian restaurant. Mela was a nice 15 minute walk from Tufts. I really enjoyed my butter chicken and I got a butter lamb to go. The price was on the high side but the quality was there, very delicious. I recommend this place.
Probably the best Indian Restaurant in Boston. Food is considerably excellent. Without doubt I would recommend it.Vegetarian options: The Vegetarian Segment on the Menu is enough to please anyone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Probably the best Indian Restaurant in Boston. Food is considerably excellent. Without doubt I would recommend it.Vegetarian options: The Vegetarian Segment on the Menu is enough to please anyone.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This time, we ate in. The food still was tastier than the Indian food I get at home in NYC. We had veggie dishes and breads. Would return!
3 of us stopped here for dinner. Service is great and friendly. I had to go to the bar to order our drinks since the waitress was not very familiar with the liquor menu. We had the vegetarian and non-vegetarian platters for appetizer. We also had briyani, vindaloo and aloo channa - with garlic naan. Food was fantastic - really enjoyed it. We finished of kulfi and gulab jamun. The desserts felt store bought and were nothing to write home about
Consistently phenomenal! This is one of our South End take out faves. The food is so delicious, you can smell the curry outside when walking on Tremont Street. A secret find is their chicken noodle soup, which is excellent. Other faves include Tikka Masala and Butter Chicken. Finally, their garlic Naan is to die for.
Found on a google search. I was at a appointment in Boston and wanted to find an Indian restaurant. Mela was a nice 15 minute walk from Tufts. I really enjoyed my butter chicken and I got a butter lamb to go. The price was on the high side but the quality was there, very delicious. I recommend this place.
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