A decent place to dine, the soups here are amazing other than that not a big fan of the kebabs, its like a fine dine on indian street they also have a bar and is one of the few restaurants with bar on the indian street. the service here is also good and the ambience is also a light weight ambience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
POW muzik
Super tasty food
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Sunil Vasudeva
Excellent food. Alert staff. They could do without the incense sticks burning nonstop at the entrance though. The odor is unbearable at times. When we mentioned it to the staff, they led us to another section of the restaurant that was completely away from the entrance area and we were able to enjoy lunch without the overwhelming incense stick odors.Parking: It is very congested in this section of Jersey City due to both sides of the avenue lined up with Indian stores.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Veg Buffet Items, Gulab Jamun, Masala Papad, Weekend Buffet, Paneer Tikka, Pani Puri
Vishakha Sadhwani
Rasoi has become my go-to place for chicken biryani. The quantity, along with the raita and onions, completes my meal perfectly. The staff is incredibly kind, and I truly appreciate the overall vibe and service. Kudos to them!
Laura Cooper
Terrible establishment! Made me leave my umbrella at the entrance and it was stolen. The food wasn’t worth losing my expensive umbrella.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Anamay Deshpande
Had salty lassi aka chaaj, not that greatChili paneer and hakka noodles were pretty good, reminiscent of
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Christina Ragusa
Some of the best Indian food in jersey city. Originally tried their Metuchen location so going in I knew it would be great. Paneer tikka masala always a great option!Vegetarian options: A bunch of veggies options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Naan, Paneer Tikka
Anthony Marchan
Chicken Masala, chicken achari, samosas and buttery garlic soft Naan were amazing!!!Very kind and cordial service, clean and bright ambience. Come for dinner will come back for buffet.Very tasty and flavorful foodKid-friendliness: Very kind towards our kids
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Naan, Chicken Tikka Masala
Saad Sheikh SS
Was good no
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Charles B.
Excellent experience. I was a bit overwhelmed at first by the length of the menu and array of options, but worked through it very enjoyably. We started the table with the garlic and regular naan, samosas and samosa chat. All were excellent. I proceeded to get (and share, because all portions are shareable) the chicken tikka masala. I loved it. The saag paneer was also great. Highly recommended. Will return and explore more of the menu. Service was very polite and helpful throughout. The decor is basic, but clean and sufficiently nice.
I'm mad I hadn't ordered from here before now. This food was awesome, and any worries I had about it getting to me and tasting as good as it should after traveling were squashed. I got to greedy, and forgot to take photos. Seems like there are enough here to see. Doesn't even matter, just go, the food is good enough to stare at in person. Food packaged up well, and a recycled cloth bag came with, which was a nice touch. I had: Onion Kulcha. Truly for the onion lovers, seasoned well, soft and lovely, and huuuge. Wrapped in foil and opened like a warm gift. I dunno which sauces came just for that, I tried all of em, but it really doesn't need sauce. I'm thinking maybe a creamy raita sauce would be good on it for Day 2. Pani Puri. Cute lil fried crispy puffs, about 8 of em, just waiting to be tapped with a spoon til it provides a hole, and filled with the stuff in the lil cups that came in the takeout bag. Don't know which was which, but I taste-tested it all and put a combination inside. Pickled onions, a green creamy sauce, a stuffing-like filling, and a tangy brown tamarind tasting sauce, plus there was a small soup-sized container of a vinegar-based thin sauce, which I've never seen before. The vinegar sauce didn't seem to combine fabulously with any of my dishes, but hey, I tried it. I didn't think this dish would travel well, but it did, and it was fun to eat. Lamb Korma. Brilliantly spicy, creamy, bright, distinctively authentic. I was so glad there was so much of it, I didn't wanna see it go. The lamb was tender, and bite-sized, I ate it with the spoon I used to serve the rice. Sauce was dreamy. Wasn't overly oily. I want to try every version of this. I've already favorited this place in my mind and whenever the craving hits, Rasoi is gonna be my go-to. Go Go Go!
Rahul Waghulde
Worst food
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Shy
My takeout experience was disappointing as they forgot half my order, and upon calling, they were skeptical and unwilling to deliver the missing item.Update: They agreed and delivered the remainder of my order 90 minutes later. Paneer tikka masala was pretty fire.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
Jayshree Bhatt
Delivery guy without waiting left the food outside door.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Veg, Naan
romil rawat
Naam cook he…do not cook flourThe food was not available to the poor.
A decent place to dine, the soups here are amazing other than that not a big fan of the kebabs, its like a fine dine on indian street they also have a bar and is one of the few restaurants with bar on the indian street. the service here is also good and the ambience is also a light weight ambience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Super tasty food
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Excellent food. Alert staff. They could do without the incense sticks burning nonstop at the entrance though. The odor is unbearable at times. When we mentioned it to the staff, they led us to another section of the restaurant that was completely away from the entrance area and we were able to enjoy lunch without the overwhelming incense stick odors.Parking: It is very congested in this section of Jersey City due to both sides of the avenue lined up with Indian stores.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Veg Buffet Items, Gulab Jamun, Masala Papad, Weekend Buffet, Paneer Tikka, Pani Puri
Rasoi has become my go-to place for chicken biryani. The quantity, along with the raita and onions, completes my meal perfectly. The staff is incredibly kind, and I truly appreciate the overall vibe and service. Kudos to them!
Terrible establishment! Made me leave my umbrella at the entrance and it was stolen. The food wasn’t worth losing my expensive umbrella.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Had salty lassi aka chaaj, not that greatChili paneer and hakka noodles were pretty good, reminiscent of
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Some of the best Indian food in jersey city. Originally tried their Metuchen location so going in I knew it would be great. Paneer tikka masala always a great option!Vegetarian options: A bunch of veggies options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Naan, Paneer Tikka
Chicken Masala, chicken achari, samosas and buttery garlic soft Naan were amazing!!!Very kind and cordial service, clean and bright ambience. Come for dinner will come back for buffet.Very tasty and flavorful foodKid-friendliness: Very kind towards our kids
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Naan, Chicken Tikka Masala
Was good no
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent experience. I was a bit overwhelmed at first by the length of the menu and array of options, but worked through it very enjoyably. We started the table with the garlic and regular naan, samosas and samosa chat. All were excellent. I proceeded to get (and share, because all portions are shareable) the chicken tikka masala. I loved it. The saag paneer was also great. Highly recommended. Will return and explore more of the menu. Service was very polite and helpful throughout. The decor is basic, but clean and sufficiently nice.
Restaurantji Recommends
I'm mad I hadn't ordered from here before now. This food was awesome, and any worries I had about it getting to me and tasting as good as it should after traveling were squashed. I got to greedy, and forgot to take photos. Seems like there are enough here to see. Doesn't even matter, just go, the food is good enough to stare at in person. Food packaged up well, and a recycled cloth bag came with, which was a nice touch. I had: Onion Kulcha. Truly for the onion lovers, seasoned well, soft and lovely, and huuuge. Wrapped in foil and opened like a warm gift. I dunno which sauces came just for that, I tried all of em, but it really doesn't need sauce. I'm thinking maybe a creamy raita sauce would be good on it for Day 2. Pani Puri. Cute lil fried crispy puffs, about 8 of em, just waiting to be tapped with a spoon til it provides a hole, and filled with the stuff in the lil cups that came in the takeout bag. Don't know which was which, but I taste-tested it all and put a combination inside. Pickled onions, a green creamy sauce, a stuffing-like filling, and a tangy brown tamarind tasting sauce, plus there was a small soup-sized container of a vinegar-based thin sauce, which I've never seen before. The vinegar sauce didn't seem to combine fabulously with any of my dishes, but hey, I tried it. I didn't think this dish would travel well, but it did, and it was fun to eat. Lamb Korma. Brilliantly spicy, creamy, bright, distinctively authentic. I was so glad there was so much of it, I didn't wanna see it go. The lamb was tender, and bite-sized, I ate it with the spoon I used to serve the rice. Sauce was dreamy. Wasn't overly oily. I want to try every version of this. I've already favorited this place in my mind and whenever the craving hits, Rasoi is gonna be my go-to. Go Go Go!
Worst food
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
My takeout experience was disappointing as they forgot half my order, and upon calling, they were skeptical and unwilling to deliver the missing item.Update: They agreed and delivered the remainder of my order 90 minutes later. Paneer tikka masala was pretty fire.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
Delivery guy without waiting left the food outside door.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Veg, Naan
Naam cook he…do not cook flourThe food was not available to the poor.