Sorry to hear Raj Mahal went out of business. Have eaten here for years. One of my favorite restaurants. We will REALLY miss this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Teri H.
I have been coming here for years. Even after we moved out of NYC this is one of our favorite places and still come back. Came here for Father's day and were surprised it was closed. Someone standing by restaurant told us they went out of business a week ago. Very sorry to hear. Loved your food and will really miss this place.
Chris R.
Great reasonable Indian food on 6th street. I've been going here for decades. They always go out of their way to make things nice.
Arik Sokolowski
My nose brought me here while walking down 6th and I'm very glad it did! The $20 dinner special is a great value backed up by the amazing food. Pakora and samosas were great appetizers and the onion chutney was out of the world. The soup is a lentil soup that's been blended giving it the perfect texture. Main courses were the lamb kurma and vegetable dhansak. The vege dhansak was amazing! One of the best dishes I've had at any Indian restaurant anywhere! I'd go back just for that! Mango custard was a nice way to finish but paying extra for a serving of rasmalai rounded out the meal in a way I wanted. It's very quiet inside the restaurant and fun chili pepper lighting helps the ceiling feel not low and gives an intimacy to the space. Would go back here again, especially for the vegetarian options
Maria Scully
We’ve been going to this place for years and the staff is always so kind and welcoming and the food is delicious. The samosas are fabulous. The butter chicken was decadent and so comforting. And they always give you a free, little dessert after your meal. I highly recommend!
Dana Vaziri
Ordered a Chicken Biryani and a Butter Chicken. The biryani is very bland and the butter chicken tastes like tomato soup.
The worst butter chicken I had in my entire life. Even the rice tastes bad. And the garlic naan doesn't taste like garlic. I don't even know how. Wonder how this kind of restaurant survived in nyc.
Keith Boucher
Great Naan, samosas and butter chickenLove the live sitar music
Jay L.
This is an OG restaurant on 6th st. The food is delicious and the service is as fantastic as ever. Love that they can accom large groups.
Gurshan Toor
I’ve never done a review ever but as a Punjabi tasting their butter chicken I was shocked. It tasted terrible. Literally the worst butter chicken I’ve had in my life not just in nyc.
SHAYNA M HILL
All I can say is DELICIOUS?!!!!!!!!Food was so tasty and if you haven't please try and get hookedVegetarian options: The Shrimp Tandoori was soooooo delicious
Sorry to see it go, it was a slice of the old street/neighborhood. I don't think there is another like it on that block.
Love this place and now they've closed. ? No other place I'd go to on 6th. All the good ones are gone.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Curry
Nice people. Live authentic Indian music and great food. I'd go back. Great neighborhood spot!!
I've ordered take away from Raj Mahal for about fifteen or so years. It's always perfect and there's hardly a wait .
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Curry, Mango Lassi, Samosa, Naan
Sorry to hear Raj Mahal went out of business. Have eaten here for years. One of my favorite restaurants. We will REALLY miss this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I have been coming here for years. Even after we moved out of NYC this is one of our favorite places and still come back. Came here for Father's day and were surprised it was closed. Someone standing by restaurant told us they went out of business a week ago. Very sorry to hear. Loved your food and will really miss this place.
Great reasonable Indian food on 6th street. I've been going here for decades. They always go out of their way to make things nice.
My nose brought me here while walking down 6th and I'm very glad it did! The $20 dinner special is a great value backed up by the amazing food. Pakora and samosas were great appetizers and the onion chutney was out of the world. The soup is a lentil soup that's been blended giving it the perfect texture. Main courses were the lamb kurma and vegetable dhansak. The vege dhansak was amazing! One of the best dishes I've had at any Indian restaurant anywhere! I'd go back just for that! Mango custard was a nice way to finish but paying extra for a serving of rasmalai rounded out the meal in a way I wanted. It's very quiet inside the restaurant and fun chili pepper lighting helps the ceiling feel not low and gives an intimacy to the space. Would go back here again, especially for the vegetarian options
We’ve been going to this place for years and the staff is always so kind and welcoming and the food is delicious. The samosas are fabulous. The butter chicken was decadent and so comforting. And they always give you a free, little dessert after your meal. I highly recommend!
Ordered a Chicken Biryani and a Butter Chicken. The biryani is very bland and the butter chicken tastes like tomato soup.
Food: 2
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The worst butter chicken I had in my entire life. Even the rice tastes bad. And the garlic naan doesn't taste like garlic. I don't even know how. Wonder how this kind of restaurant survived in nyc.
Great Naan, samosas and butter chickenLove the live sitar music
This is an OG restaurant on 6th st. The food is delicious and the service is as fantastic as ever. Love that they can accom large groups.
I’ve never done a review ever but as a Punjabi tasting their butter chicken I was shocked. It tasted terrible. Literally the worst butter chicken I’ve had in my life not just in nyc.
All I can say is DELICIOUS?!!!!!!!!Food was so tasty and if you haven't please try and get hookedVegetarian options: The Shrimp Tandoori was soooooo delicious