Dined at this establishment on February 3rd for dinner. The onion fritters were fried in over used oil as the color is dark brown. The saag paneer dish is nothing what a saag paneer dish would taste like at an Indian restaurant. The dish was flavorless and dry. The staff was unfriendly and kept on breaking glass. I do NOT recommend this establishment to potential diners.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Judit G
The food was great as always
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Naan Chicken Tikka Masala Chicken Korma Basmati Rise, Chicken Curry, Raita, Chicken Saag, Chana Masala
DAN 623
The staff is very attentive and kind. We had the Tandoori Chicken Tikka which did not look like the photo in their online menu but was still very tasty, Butter Chicken, and the Chicken Korma. Everyone enjoyed their meal. We'd definitely go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ebone' W.
Customer service was great, no complaints there.
Food on the other hand was ok. It was a buffet and even though that's not my preference, it was priced perfectly during the lunch hour ($19.99) and I wanted options. There were several options and all were standard, but nothing truly overwhelming--I believe the lamb curry was the best as the chicken in the other dishes were dry white meat.
The biggest thing I noticed were several people taking their used plates back to the buffet to replenish their food (yuck)! Now, I will say I didn't see anyone use the spoon from the buffet dish to touch their used plate, but still--I think there needs to be some oversight about this.
Decent though and maybe I'd try something off the menu next time.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Michael Brister
never order from here. an hour later. still no food.
don’t outsource a core part of your business guys.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Dana
I order from Muna often but this was my first time dining in. Great experience, staff are so nice and attentive. Food is excellent and $20 for lunch buffet is great!
Jason
Exquisite garlic naan and chili garlic naan, paired with the best dal makhani I've had in the U.S. A great spot!
David
I eat at a lot of Indian restaurants. This one isn't the fanciest and the menu is not extensive. But the quality and quantity of the food was excellent. The prices are reasonable (at least by today's standards). I would go back next time I am in the area.
Myron
The food and service was outstanding. We ordered several dishes for our group. Each was delicious and fulfilled our appetite
Todd
Very straightforward Indian food although they have Nepalese food as well. The classic dishes we had were well prepared and delicious. An error was made with one of the dishes (we ordered lamb and received chicken) the let us eat the chicken and they provided us with the correct dish at no cost. I also appreciated the happy hour -- good quality cocktails with Indian themes for $9. That's pretty good for Manhattan. Polite and attentive service and did not rush us out.
From the minute we arrived, we felt welcomed. The service was spectacular - and the food was delicious!
tim
We picked Muna on a whim while on a day trip to NYC. The online menu was appealing and they had a bar. We were seated in the basement portion of the restaurant. I assume there is another dining area on the higher floor. The space is not spacious, about 6 tables and a bar with about 8 seats, but it is clean and well kept. The tables had white linen tablecloths and were set with utensils in black cloth napkins. The menu is pretty simple and I would assume since they have a simple menu that the food is fresh. Our server was friendly and accommodating. They have a fixed price option and our server allowed us some flexibility. Drinks were reasonably priced for NYC and we were there for happy hour. The food was prepared quickly and it was delicious. I highly recommend the butter chicken and tiki masala chicken and the garlic naan. Two of us got out of there for $100 (two meals and two drinks each). Will definitely return.
Dahlia
Really terrible service. Super slow and completely ignoring the tables when the restaurant was pretty much empty. Food was decent, but one guest was served her main and waited 15 minutes for the other two people to be served theirs. Woman server was also really sloppy.
Fernando Diban
Excellent indian buffet, very reasonable prices, delicious food, naan freshly made. Go early it gets crowded.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
charles
Service was slow and they wanted to charge me for tea they never brought. Otherwise, polite and friendly. Food was good, but I can name many other Indian places in NYC which are better, some much better. The restaurant is a bit dingy. Ok for a quick lunch; that's about it.
Dined at this establishment on February 3rd for dinner. The onion fritters were fried in over used oil as the color is dark brown. The saag paneer dish is nothing what a saag paneer dish would taste like at an Indian restaurant. The dish was flavorless and dry. The staff was unfriendly and kept on breaking glass. I do NOT recommend this establishment to potential diners.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
The food was great as always
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Naan Chicken Tikka Masala Chicken Korma Basmati Rise, Chicken Curry, Raita, Chicken Saag, Chana Masala
The staff is very attentive and kind. We had the Tandoori Chicken Tikka which did not look like the photo in their online menu but was still very tasty, Butter Chicken, and the Chicken Korma. Everyone enjoyed their meal. We'd definitely go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Customer service was great, no complaints there.
Food on the other hand was ok. It was a buffet and even though that's not my preference, it was priced perfectly during the lunch hour ($19.99) and I wanted options. There were several options and all were standard, but nothing truly overwhelming--I believe the lamb curry was the best as the chicken in the other dishes were dry white meat.
The biggest thing I noticed were several people taking their used plates back to the buffet to replenish their food (yuck)! Now, I will say I didn't see anyone use the spoon from the buffet dish to touch their used plate, but still--I think there needs to be some oversight about this.
Decent though and maybe I'd try something off the menu next time.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
never order from here. an hour later. still no food.
don’t outsource a core part of your business guys.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
I order from Muna often but this was my first time dining in. Great experience, staff are so nice and attentive. Food is excellent and $20 for lunch buffet is great!
Exquisite garlic naan and chili garlic naan, paired with the best dal makhani I've had in the U.S. A great spot!
I eat at a lot of Indian restaurants. This one isn't the fanciest and the menu is not extensive. But the quality and quantity of the food was excellent. The prices are reasonable (at least by today's standards). I would go back next time I am in the area.
The food and service was outstanding. We ordered several dishes for our group. Each was delicious and fulfilled our appetite
Very straightforward Indian food although they have Nepalese food as well. The classic dishes we had were well prepared and delicious. An error was made with one of the dishes (we ordered lamb and received chicken) the let us eat the chicken and they provided us with the correct dish at no cost. I also appreciated the happy hour -- good quality cocktails with Indian themes for $9. That's pretty good for Manhattan. Polite and attentive service and did not rush us out.
Restaurantji Recommends
From the minute we arrived, we felt welcomed. The service was spectacular - and the food was delicious!
We picked Muna on a whim while on a day trip to NYC. The online menu was appealing and they had a bar. We were seated in the basement portion of the restaurant. I assume there is another dining area on the higher floor. The space is not spacious, about 6 tables and a bar with about 8 seats, but it is clean and well kept. The tables had white linen tablecloths and were set with utensils in black cloth napkins. The menu is pretty simple and I would assume since they have a simple menu that the food is fresh. Our server was friendly and accommodating. They have a fixed price option and our server allowed us some flexibility. Drinks were reasonably priced for NYC and we were there for happy hour. The food was prepared quickly and it was delicious. I highly recommend the butter chicken and tiki masala chicken and the garlic naan. Two of us got out of there for $100 (two meals and two drinks each). Will definitely return.
Really terrible service. Super slow and completely ignoring the tables when the restaurant was pretty much empty. Food was decent, but one guest was served her main and waited 15 minutes for the other two people to be served theirs. Woman server was also really sloppy.
Excellent indian buffet, very reasonable prices, delicious food, naan freshly made. Go early it gets crowded.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service was slow and they wanted to charge me for tea they never brought. Otherwise, polite and friendly. Food was good, but I can name many other Indian places in NYC which are better, some much better. The restaurant is a bit dingy. Ok for a quick lunch; that's about it.
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