Atmosphere wasn't great. The food was good but even the "not spicy" option was still too hot for kids.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Paul L.
This is the best Indian restaurant I've ever tried. The meal served with generous amount and delicious.
Honest O.
Chai had too much cinnamon and sugar. It tasted like chai latte from Starbucks instead of indian chai. Might try some food later. ..............
Cristian Figoli
I made the review while still at the place at how awesome it is.First of, if you are not sure about the dishes or you don't eat indian often (or ever) fear not.They make you order through an app which makes everything much easier with mains, sides and all.Not only is freaking delicious but also it is affordable, you can adjust spice levels to your liking and everything is great.And they were kind enough to offer some tea and samosas after I was done, free of charge.Super nice, super delicious.This was excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Crafted Curry Combo, Samosas, Dal
Sam P.
Awesome, authentic Indian food and truly great people. You won't regret trying it out!
Danny Sheehan
Knowledgeable, patient, and kind staff. Fresh delicious meal except bread item. Clean private bathroom. Great samosas ready to eat and frozen take home. Great sauces. Water is self serve.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala, Samosas, Garlic Naan, Dal
Arbaaz Ali Khan
Deep Indian Kitchen in New York City is a culinary treasure trove of authentic Indian flavors. From the first bite to the last, every dish is a testament to their dedication to quality and taste. Whether you're craving classic curries, aromatic biryanis, or crispy samosas, Deep Indian Kitchen delivers with excellence.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Samosas
Srini V.
I am surprised it has taken me this long to try indikitch. I was impressed by how well indikitch has implemented the concept of fast food Indian. For my first visit I got a bowl of dal, a lachha paratha and a chai. After I placed my order on one of the tablets my name was called out within five minutes. The dal and paratha were as good as any you would find in a regular Indian restaurant (take your pick--Tamarind, Junoon). And the chai exceeded my expectations--the quantity, the mix of spices, the taste. As with any good Indian restaurant, if they get their dal and chai right, chances are they know what they are doing. And the prices were quite reasonable. The lofty space and ample seating (at least when I visited in the afternoon) were an added bonus. Clearly fast food comes with a price--most items are not freshly prepared. But if I had to implement fast food Indian from scratch, I would not change a thing. Whether or not Indian food lends itself to a QSR format is up for debate, but indikitch certainly delivers on the promise as best as anyone can.
Ishika Gupta
If there was an option to give zero stars I would’ve given that. The WORST indian food I have had in NYC, stale and undercooked rice which eventually led to food poisoning. The staff was least bothered about what they are serving and the customer feedback. I had some hopes from Deep kitchen as I do have their frozen food time and again but their restaurant is simply AWFUL. You can definitely do better. (West 23rd St.) I had biryani by the way and it wasn’t even close to how it should taste.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Shrina Patel
I had a terrible experience. I order the food to dine in but after two minutes I had to cancel because of the something came up and I had to leave. I asked them to cancel my order and give me the refund and they refuse saying something that it like they will not refund and it's like Macdonald's as they don't refund it either firstly Macdonald's do refund if you want to cancel your order. As they refuse to refund I asked them to give my food as a take out. A guy in the restaurant first refused that too. But then after the other employe asked me and gave me the order as takeout. The food was also not good.
Food is good but the staff is horrible. Especially the one in the counter getting orders out.
Pritam Khedekar
Deep Indian kitchen is a place where you get treats for magnificent Indian dishes.The only thing I would suggest here is, if you are ordering samosa, order it 2 times because the size of the samosa is a bit small.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka, Samosas
Mitul Shah
Nice concept and reasonable prices plus in a great locality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wayne Fuhrman
Wrong hours listed
arman hossain
Food isn’t great and portions are lessWaited over 45mins for my
Atmosphere wasn't great. The food was good but even the "not spicy" option was still too hot for kids.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
This is the best Indian restaurant I've ever tried. The meal served with generous amount and delicious.
Chai had too much cinnamon and sugar. It tasted like chai latte from Starbucks instead of indian chai. Might try some food later. ..............
I made the review while still at the place at how awesome it is.First of, if you are not sure about the dishes or you don't eat indian often (or ever) fear not.They make you order through an app which makes everything much easier with mains, sides and all.Not only is freaking delicious but also it is affordable, you can adjust spice levels to your liking and everything is great.And they were kind enough to offer some tea and samosas after I was done, free of charge.Super nice, super delicious.This was excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Crafted Curry Combo, Samosas, Dal
Awesome, authentic Indian food and truly great people. You won't regret trying it out!
Knowledgeable, patient, and kind staff. Fresh delicious meal except bread item. Clean private bathroom. Great samosas ready to eat and frozen take home. Great sauces. Water is self serve.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala, Samosas, Garlic Naan, Dal
Deep Indian Kitchen in New York City is a culinary treasure trove of authentic Indian flavors. From the first bite to the last, every dish is a testament to their dedication to quality and taste. Whether you're craving classic curries, aromatic biryanis, or crispy samosas, Deep Indian Kitchen delivers with excellence.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Samosas
I am surprised it has taken me this long to try indikitch. I was impressed by how well indikitch has implemented the concept of fast food Indian. For my first visit I got a bowl of dal, a lachha paratha and a chai. After I placed my order on one of the tablets my name was called out within five minutes. The dal and paratha were as good as any you would find in a regular Indian restaurant (take your pick--Tamarind, Junoon). And the chai exceeded my expectations--the quantity, the mix of spices, the taste. As with any good Indian restaurant, if they get their dal and chai right, chances are they know what they are doing. And the prices were quite reasonable. The lofty space and ample seating (at least when I visited in the afternoon) were an added bonus. Clearly fast food comes with a price--most items are not freshly prepared. But if I had to implement fast food Indian from scratch, I would not change a thing. Whether or not Indian food lends itself to a QSR format is up for debate, but indikitch certainly delivers on the promise as best as anyone can.
If there was an option to give zero stars I would’ve given that. The WORST indian food I have had in NYC, stale and undercooked rice which eventually led to food poisoning. The staff was least bothered about what they are serving and the customer feedback. I had some hopes from Deep kitchen as I do have their frozen food time and again but their restaurant is simply AWFUL. You can definitely do better. (West 23rd St.) I had biryani by the way and it wasn’t even close to how it should taste.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I had a terrible experience. I order the food to dine in but after two minutes I had to cancel because of the something came up and I had to leave. I asked them to cancel my order and give me the refund and they refuse saying something that it like they will not refund and it's like Macdonald's as they don't refund it either firstly Macdonald's do refund if you want to cancel your order. As they refuse to refund I asked them to give my food as a take out. A guy in the restaurant first refused that too. But then after the other employe asked me and gave me the order as takeout. The food was also not good.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Samosas, Garlic Naan
Restaurantji Recommends
Food is good but the staff is horrible. Especially the one in the counter getting orders out.
Deep Indian kitchen is a place where you get treats for magnificent Indian dishes.The only thing I would suggest here is, if you are ordering samosa, order it 2 times because the size of the samosa is a bit small.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka, Samosas
Nice concept and reasonable prices plus in a great locality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wrong hours listed
Food isn’t great and portions are lessWaited over 45mins for my
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 1