50 Best Indian Restaurants near Woburn

“Food was spectacular! Delivered right on time and hot! No problems at all. Truly authentic Indian cuisine, freshest spices, sauces. Multi-generational family owned. No BS! Service with smile and heart. If any companies want to go in on their food truck service after winter and are near to Stoughton (Randolph line) message me. I have about 30 employees but could use another 30 employees from another office to make it worthwhile to food truck. Their food is ‘fire’ but not too spicy! People who have never eaten Indian food were excited to try and enjoyed 💯. Thank you Singh Family!“

“I enjoyed lunch here today with an old friend. I had forgotten the name of the dish I wanted, but I was helped to identify it quickly. It was spicy (how I like it) and delicious!“

“Delicious food!! We had the dosa and it was fantastic.“

“Offers a fantastic dining experience with delicious, authentic Indian food full of rich flavors. The staff is incredibly friendly, attentive, and ensures excellent service. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for great food and a welcoming atmosphere!“

“Outstanding Indian food, we are so lucky to have Masala in Union Square.“

“Tashan is delicious Indian restaurant in New England area in Bedford. It was my 50 th birthday I celebrated at Tashan. It was amazing food with best complaints from the owners of the restaurant and staffs. Thank you so much to owner and staffs.?“

“very very Nice food Namaste Spice Arlington MA“

“india Pizza in Lexington, MA - A Hidden Gem. I recently visited India Pizza in Lexington, MA, for the first time and wasn't sure what to order. I decided on fried chicken and fried vegetable rice, which turned out to be an awesome choice. The rice came out first, and it was fantastic. The chicken was perfectly crisp, just the way I like it, even though I didn't request it that way. The customer service was top-notch—very professional. I only interacted with one staff member, but the service was fast, and I didn't have to wait long for anything. I highly recommend you try their food. I'll definitely be coming back. Excellent service all around! I'm not a person who try different culture foods. The reviews sold me. The Service I received again was top notch 👌 👍“

“We happen to stumble on this restaurant! I was amazed that they were in business for 38 years .
The food was so flavourful! Since it was lunch buffet we got to try all the dishes . Having gone to a lot of Indian restaurants this one stands out in flavour and spices .
The owner Mala is an exceptional lady .“

“stopped by when in town for work. Spice levels were just right, service was fine, and food was great. I can't wait to visit again!“

“i love their food and so is family i highly recommend them“

“Ssaanjh offers a fun, modern take on classic Indian dishes while still capturing all the comforting, familiar flavors. Their dahi bhallas were a standout — packed with flavor and absolutely melt-in-your-mouth soft. The malai tikka was another favorite; the chicken was incredibly tender and perfectly seasoned.

I’d highly recommend their dal makhani and their variety of naans, especially the sesame and garlic naan. And definitely don’t miss the shahi tukda — rich, indulgent, and the perfect way to end the meal.

If you’re craving delicious Indian food in the city, Ssaanjh is a great spot to satisfy that urge.“

“Chennai Eats is a hidden gem for anyone craving truly authentic South Indian flavors. The food is consistently fresh and bursting with the kind of taste that instantly transports you back home to India. Their appetizers, especially the idly and vada are spot on. It’s rare to find that level of authenticity for South Indian food here in Boston.

The biryanis are rich, aromatic, and satisfying. I have tried a few varieties so far and can’t wait to get my hands on their Hyderabadi Dum Biryani once it’s back in stock.

Prices are reasonable, though I do wish the portion sizes were a bit more generous. Still, the quality makes it worth every penny. The space itself is cozy with limited seating, so it can get crowded during peak hours.

My only gripe is with their online ordering system. The website estimates 20–30 minutes for pickup, but during busy lunch or dinner hours, it often takes longer once you arrive. I understand the rush, but it would be great if the wait times were updated more accurately to reflect real-time demand.

Overall, Chennai Eats delivers an exceptional culinary experience that’s hard to beat. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a taste of South India in the Boston area.“

“We made a quick reservation this evening and showed up early. We were seated quickly and had sufficient time to order. Our server took about 10 minutes to greet us and took our entire order at that time.

The service wasn't anything to write home about, and our food was out before we received the bottle of wine we ordered. However, the food was excellent! We ordered the butter chicken, chicken vindaloo, onion naan, and vegetable pakodas. Everything was flavorful and came to our table hot. Probably the best of these dishes we've had.

Give this place a shot, you will be happy you did.“

“Food was really good and quick delivery“

“This is the second time in one week my friend and I have chosen this restaurant as our destination for food, drinks, and merriment and we were not disappointed.The staff is a delight, both times we were greeted with a warm smile and they were very knowledgeable recommending dishes and levels of spice. The naan bread is delicious and the appetizers and entrees we ordered were amazing as well bursting with so much flavor. The cocktails were crafted with precision and so much passion from the wonderful bartender. The live music is great! We definitely recommend Chulo restaurant and plan on returning again and again!“

“Great place. Food is great and family owned! 👏👍“

“It is really good good with good quantity Very friendly staff and good at explaining their menu Must try“

“wah ji wah , desi feel was awaken , best food bhaji , guys come here and taste real indian food“

“Love their dosa and chole bhature !!!!“

“We had a last min no reservation bday dinner for my grandmother here, where we were seated by Tauseef and his team immediately and served! We ordered a bunch of food for our large group and enjoyed!

Thanks for the lovely experience as we visited Boston! Great selection of north and South Indian food, and indo Chinese food!“

“Hands down the best Indian food in town. We tried their neighbors Punjab and Zomza (and they are good) but we like this one best! Our go to’s are the butter chicken which is incredibly smooth and flavorful and the Matar Paneer. Make also sure to try their garlic naan and mango lassi! The restaurant is very spacious and I appreciate that you can have a good conversation at dinner as it is not noisy. Service is attentive and friendly! Give it a try!“

“Such a great place! I haven’t had goat since I was in India and it tasted just like I was back there! Great mango lassi and chicken tiki masala too!“

“Living nearby, Kantipur has become my go-to every week for quarantine takeout. I've tried all the chicken dishes about 3 times by now and I still can't decide which is the best! But my favorite menu item is the vegetable pakora appetizer. Dip it in the chutney sauce and you'll understand. 🎁🎊“

“Great meeting place for lunch. My friends and I usually get thali's though sometimes we switch it up for another lunch item or a dosa. I usually order take-out or some samosas for the kids for a great after school snack. Royal India participates in an easy zero-waste container program. Love it!“

“Service was very quick, drinks were great, and the food was amazing and had portions big enough to be full. We got the biriyani rice, rosemary and garlic naan, and the saag, we also got a curry that came with cheese in it which was so good but I forgot the name.“

“This is clearly the best Indian food in the greater Boston area by a long mile. All the dishes have perfect consistency, are very tasty and aromatic, have fresh ingredients, and have a special savory quality above other Indian restaurants. Also, the chefs will make the food based on your preference of spiciness (and I've actually ordered vindaloo, which is supposed to be spicy, in other local restaurants that was served mild!) no matter what the dish. The selection is larger and more interesting that at any other local restaurant, with a good selection of special dishes, breads, and dosas in addition to all the traditional dishes. There is an amazingly good selection of several draft and bottled beers (for example, Night Shift and Jacks Abby offerings on tap, and Dogfish Head and others in bottles), which is EXTREMELY rare for Indian restaurants, which usually serve the worst quality beers. Finally, the location (Arlington Center, with plenty of on street parking) and inside decor are great, with a modern and stylish interior with comfortable seating. The wait staff is always friendly, prompt, and knowledgeable. So, if you want to have the best experience in Indian dining (even if the dishes are a dollar or two more expensive), make Punjab your destination. I've been to dozens of other local Indian restaurants over the past 37 years and this is by far the best one!“

“Highly recommended for vegetarians in the area craving authentic Indian flavors!
We tried the Samosa Chaat and Vada Pav, and both dishes were absolutely top-notch. The Vada Pav packs a bit of heat—so if you’re sensitive to spice, just a heads-up—but I personally loved the kick. Totally worth it for anyone looking to indulge in bold, flavorful Indian street food.“

“The food is delicious and they are very efficient, with great service. Highly recommend the Chilli Paneer! They also don't skimp on the condiments, as some others do.“

“Vaisakhi is the breath of fresh air that the restaurant scene in this little corner of Brighton and all of Cleveland Circle needs. Finally a sit down, casual Indian place that's reasonably priced and doesn't require half an hour each way on the T to get to! Even on their first day open, their food is better than several of the Indian restaurants in the Boston area that I've eaten at. Tucked away across from the Sutherland Road T stop, you can follow your nose to the doorstep of the restaurant. The interior tastefully restrained, bright colors and some simple paintings above the booths. The space is small, but not cramped and the booth seating at least was very comfortable. The three gentlemen who own/run the front of the house are eager to please. We were seated right away and given water and menus. The menu is comprehensive without being too large and confusing. The vegetarian, and meat sections are both equally sized, so there's plenty of options for both vegetarians and meat eaters alike. My wife and I started out with the vegetable pakoras. These little fritters of batter and veggies were served hot, with a little bit of salty spice powder and dipping sauces. The crunchy shell pairs nicely with the soft veggies inside and tastes amazing when you put a bit of the red onion chutney on it. For our main course we ordered the saag paneer and the dal makhani, two of our favorite vegetarian dishes in Indian cuisine. The dal makhani was subtle, not overly spiced and not overly rich like many I've had. The lentils weren't rock hard or cooked into mush. The star of the show was definitely the saag paneer though. The saag was so wonderfully rich and smooth and spiced perfectly, and the paneer was the perfect texture, not too soft and mushy and now dry and crumbly. We decided to leave room for some desert and tried both the gulab jamun and the kheer. The kheer was a bit under seasoned for my taste, not enough rose water or cardamom and a bit on this thin side, but it served as a nice palate cleanser. The gulab jamun was excellent, the syrup not too sweet or floral and the balls had a nice subtle flavor to them as well. I'm lucky enough to live right around the corner from Vaisakhi, but I would gladly travel a lot further for this food.“

“Good food we use them for catering events at our place and always perfect as we expect. 5 star“

“The food here is delicious and the service beautiful. We loved it! The lunch specials are not to be missed. Great value!“

“A small south Indian food restaurant in Harvard university campus. Limited seating area. We ordered dosa and samosa both were good. Its self service there. I don't recall the price but i think was slightly on the expensive side. They don't give free water (usually restaurants in US provide free water). No additional chutney or sambhar, you have to purchase the same. Food quality good though and you won't miss Indian food while in US :)“

“Huge portions, reasonable prices, tasty food and excellent service .“

“Although a restaurant serving both Greek and Indian dishes may seem strange, do not let that deter you. This restaurant lives up to their name in quality and service. My daughter had a Gyro plate, while my wife and I had the Awadhi Jackfruit Korma and Peri Peri Kingfish. Everything was delicious! Highly recommend this restaurant. We will definitely return!“

“This was the first time I had food from the Indian Kitchen. I ordered take-out. It was ready in a timely manner. The staff were very friendly. The mild chicken & lamb curries and the garlic naan were delicious. I will definitely be back.“

“The service is friendly and the prices are very affordable. The food is really delicious and authentic South Indian cuisine. All the dishes were done perfectly and the staff was very kind. One of the best South Indian meals I have ever had.“

“Dosa was very fresh and waiters very kind. The wait staff help you to select flavors and keep your water glass filled.“

“This place is a hidden gem! The flavors were incredible every bite tasted homemade and full of love. I tried the chicken tikka masala and garlic naan, and both were absolutely delicious. The spices were just right, not too overpowering, and the portion sizes were generous. The staff was very friendly and attentive, and the restaurant was clean and well-organized. You can really tell they care about quality and customer satisfaction. I’ll definitely be recommending this spot to friends and family!
The place has been serving Malden with authentic Indian Food since 2001😊“

“Delicious food, quality ingredients. Gracious service!“

“We stopped for a quick lunch and not only was it quick, but it was DELICIOUS! The gardein vegetarian chicken tikka masala was perfect!“

“Excellent buffet, along with excellent customer service and courteous demeanpr“

“Surprisingly good food. I got the combo with Aloo Mutter and Chicken Curry. The Aloo Mutter was actually solid. Chicken curry was good (not the best just good). The cashier was courteous as well.

They have halal options too!

Overall a good place for Indian food.“

“We primarily ordered North Indian fares and all dishes were superb. We especially loved the lamb & sheekh kababs, Vindaloo that came with the Nirvana dinner and the Fish pakoras. The owners were very nice too. Will highly recommend this place.“

“First time. Good choice. Well served. Worth a visit.“

“The Maharaja donated the food for the Allston Brighton Food Pantry Fundraiser Dinner. The food was absolutely incredible! Each dish was packed with flavor. I will absolutely be back to support a restaurant that has excellent food AND food justice values!“

“Really enjoyed my experience at Mela. The food was tasty and the fresh, the service was welcoming. A great place if you're looking for quality Indian cuisine in Boston.“

“Amazon food every time. Buffet is fresh and hot and always changes“