Chola
232 E 58th St, New York
(212) 688-4619
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Visited this awful place on 20th october 2025 on diwali. Horrible food. Sarson da saag tasted like cow dung. Below average food. DON'T GO. My diwali dinner got screwed up. Wish I color give 0 stars.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I asked the server to taste 2 wines before I made decision but he allowed me to taste only one this is ridiculous for restaurant also food was ok
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Even though it is mainly a Coastal Indian restaurant, they have some very exotic Calcutta dishes, and they are very well made!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We’ve been going to Chola weekly for years. The food is delicious (try the Lasoni Gobi and the Lata Shetty’s Kora Gassi), the portions large and the staff quietly attentive. Best of all Is the kind family who run Chola - their dedication to making sure their customers are well taken care of sets the tone here. We have brought friends from all over the world here and everyone has left a fan!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Over priced is an understatement. Ordered Ras Malai and Kulfi for $20 & got 1 piece of ras malai with barely any milk. The pictures speak for themselves. I understand inflation etc but at some point enough is enough. Ras malai was good but $10 for the portion received was highway robbery
The food was exceptional! Few of my favorite are ; lamb brayani which has delicate pieces of meat inside a fragrant rice. Bindi is crispy and delicious and Tandoori mix grill disappeared in second on our table ! The attentiveness of staff makes everything special.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Our server was really good, but over all it seemed a bit unprofessional. Like they didnt care what impression they are making on the customer. The quantity is not great, its too less for the price. The food was well made. Place is also a bit smelly.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 3
The food and service were amazing but the atmosphere was not good for a Michelin star restaurant. The bathrooms were dirty and didn’t work. The staff was taking out trash throughout the restaurant and the restaurant was very dark
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
While food was good, there some authenticity missing in the taste. Nevertheless we are glad we gave this restaurant a try.
Service was great and so was the ambience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Best indian resturant in NYC , clean , tasty, family owned , welcoming staff, has alot of food varities, use whole quility spicies which you can notice from the aroma and the after tase , i recommend the butter chicken and the beryani chicken
Restaurantji Recommends
This cute place has been a weekly stop for my whole family. The food is always fresh and so tasty. We recently even catered our family party for 22 people and they totally went above and beyond with the quality and portions. Thank you to Prabhu, Vignesh and their team.
Small place of Indian cuisine, good dishes well tasty, maybe a little too close to the tables but does not compromise the friendly personal review .lo recommend
Solid, not too expensive for a midtown lunch, extremely tasty with very good service. We shared two very nice appetizers and then each got an entree. The menu is expensive -- you can get any authentic dish here, perfectly cooked and spiced.
It used to be my favorite place .
They used to have excellent food in the buffet ..
Can someone explain to me since the inflation and food prices come down to almost the prices of 2020..
Check chicken prices ? Meat prices ? Vegetable prices ??
Why resturants sometimes start charging 3 times the prices compare to pre pandemic era...??
Double the prices of their dishes while cutting the portion ...
Food: 5
Bad quality of food
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Tandoori Chicken, Biryani, Chicken Tikka, Dak Bungalow Murgh Curry, Butter Chicken
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