Indian Restaurants near Mount Kisco

“First time at this place. I got the chicken tikka, samosas, and a garlic nann. I was surprised at how juicy the chicken tikka was, as it didn't look like it. I'm not really a rice person, I prefer bread, but their rice was so good. They butter it. And the naan bread was pretty good.I only gave it three stars for atmosphere because it's basically a hole in the wall. It has four tables. But this is one of those hole in the wall places has really good food. While I was waiting for my food to be cooked, I saw a steady stream of customers coming in to pick up their takeout orders. That's a sign that the food is good.My only issue was that a takeout chicken tikka over rice, one order of samosas and a naan bread was $31. I was a bit taken aback at how expensive they are. Yes I know everything has gone up. But still....“

“This new Indian restaurant in Briarcliff is terrific. Each dish has a unique flavor and texture, and is made from scratch with complex layers of spices. All the flavors are lively and sophisticated. The chef serves ip dishes from many different regions in India, which is very educational, as well as delicious. The decor is attractive and charming. Our waiter was helpful and friendly. Our new favorite Indian restaurant in Westchester. Bravo!“

“We had the samosa chat and it was a great starter. Followed by delicious achari mushrooms.Our main dish matter paneer was wonderful and expertly spiced at level medium.The rice and butter naan were as expected.We enjoyed our meal and can’t wait to come back.Dietary restrictions: I am vegetarian, my dining companion was not. We both loved our meals.“

“I work for CertaPro Painters one town over and whenever we have a job in Yorktown I make a point to stop at Himalaya Restaurant. The food is authentic, high quality, and delicious. The portions are generous and you can easily make two meals out of their chicken and rice dishes.“