This is a review of the Bryant Park holiday market location. I was intrigued by the wraps and decided to try a samosa wrap. Bad idea -- it was carb overload and way too dry. The samosa inside the wrap was pretty good but the naan was below average. For this very basic dish with cheap ingredients, I paid close to $20. I could have bought the samosas and naan separately and just put the samosas in the naan for much less money to achieve the same culinary result. The only plus was the guy who was working the stand was nice but overall do not recommend it.
Aleksandra E.
I got my chicken rap at Columbus Circle market. The chicken lacked any salt and was so dry I did not finish my wrap. I was expecting much more from the Indian place regarding the flavor profile. The only positive was the spicy sauce, which was good, but the lack of salt made even this sauce tasta bland. And I feel for the girl who is sitting there unhappily! I hope her day will get better or she will have good pay stating there.
Nick S.
I was at the Holiday Market at Columbus Circle and got the Chicken Tikka Masala Wrap. It literally had no flavor whatsoever. I was shocked. As someone fairly sensitive to spice, and someone who typically really enjoyed Chicken Tikka Masala, I was flabbergasted. I wish I had gone back and said something to the guy who was manning the pop up shop, but what would he do. Probably look at me like I was a j**** Anyhow, really, really bad. Based on other ratings this establishment has, I have to assume they have good food more generally. Or maybe they water this particular item so much for Americans, that it's bland beyond anyone's complaint.
Han B.
I've been searching for a proper samosa all over Manhattan and I FINALLY found one! Their vindaloo is spicy without being overpowering, the chicken is tender and fresh, and the pilau rice is PERFECT! Now, if they would only add a peshwari naan to the menu I would be in heaven! Best Indian I've had here since moving from the UK. Thank you Mysttik Masaala!
Sallie D.
Food is good but it's not clear what days these guys are actually in Midtown. DoorDash said they were in front of Dishes accepting pick up orders but there is no one there?Website has no info about midtown. Instagram says they're in Vanderbilt food court. Would be helpful if there's a way to find these guys so I can give them money...
Miss C.
Location: Urban space Park Avenue. I bought palak tarkari, tikki and chicken vindaloo. Couldn't appreciate anything about it . Sad :(
Thomas F.
Please note I have not tried the food, though I was considering it* -- until I was offered samples that were touched by the server with bare hands, no gloves, and NO MASK on. Genuinely wanted to try the cart because it smells so good, love the man's energy and the cart has glowing reviews, but disappointed by this. Please consider masking up and wearing gloves before offering passersby food. Really did want to try this cart but it doesn't feel safe.
Michel V.
I found this at the grand bazaar on 77th. This is among the best Indian food I've had in the city. Must try, so tasty
Kennedy Peacock
We visited them at Bryant Park right as they were closing. Some of the BEST Indian food with the friendliest people. They are generous and charismatic — I honestly wish I could give them 6 stars. Great vegan options. A MUST visit!
Michael Mallett
Love and miss this cart in the area. What happened? Will you come back? The cart used to be on 47th Rd and Center Blvd but I haven't seen it for a monthBest Indian food I've ever had
Mohamed was so welcoming and exuded happy and positive energy! He insisted we try a vegetarian sample and we already wanted to order anyway! That sample was delicious! The samosas were beyond amazing! The kabob wrap was massive n tasty! And we ordered the spinach chicken saag, which was my favorite! You have to order the Mango Lassi. Coming back again!
Erin Pace
Charismatic staff and food spiced to perfection. Vegan Naan and Potato and Pea Samosas knocked my socks off!
Angie L.
Idk if this is the right truck but the Mysttik Masaala in the UWS Grand Bazaar was top notch food truck material. Successfully tempting aromas, a wide selection of food and drink, and the sassiest food truck owner around. Homie gave us some sample spicy curry and bread -- quality stuff. Was thirsty from all the trinket perusing so I tried a Maaza Lychee drink that hit the spot. My friend enjoyed her Mango Lassi as well.
Evans S.
They catered an event at my university and it was DELICIOUS. big portions and tasted amazing. thank you !!!!!!!
Sam S.
LOVE this place. My favorite go-to lunch spot during the work week. And they're all so nice and genuine. Food is addictively delicious.
This is a review of the Bryant Park holiday market location. I was intrigued by the wraps and decided to try a samosa wrap. Bad idea -- it was carb overload and way too dry. The samosa inside the wrap was pretty good but the naan was below average. For this very basic dish with cheap ingredients, I paid close to $20. I could have bought the samosas and naan separately and just put the samosas in the naan for much less money to achieve the same culinary result. The only plus was the guy who was working the stand was nice but overall do not recommend it.
I got my chicken rap at Columbus Circle market. The chicken lacked any salt and was so dry I did not finish my wrap. I was expecting much more from the Indian place regarding the flavor profile. The only positive was the spicy sauce, which was good, but the lack of salt made even this sauce tasta bland. And I feel for the girl who is sitting there unhappily! I hope her day will get better or she will have good pay stating there.
I was at the Holiday Market at Columbus Circle and got the Chicken Tikka Masala Wrap. It literally had no flavor whatsoever. I was shocked. As someone fairly sensitive to spice, and someone who typically really enjoyed Chicken Tikka Masala, I was flabbergasted. I wish I had gone back and said something to the guy who was manning the pop up shop, but what would he do. Probably look at me like I was a j**** Anyhow, really, really bad. Based on other ratings this establishment has, I have to assume they have good food more generally. Or maybe they water this particular item so much for Americans, that it's bland beyond anyone's complaint.
I've been searching for a proper samosa all over Manhattan and I FINALLY found one! Their vindaloo is spicy without being overpowering, the chicken is tender and fresh, and the pilau rice is PERFECT! Now, if they would only add a peshwari naan to the menu I would be in heaven! Best Indian I've had here since moving from the UK. Thank you Mysttik Masaala!
Food is good but it's not clear what days these guys are actually in Midtown. DoorDash said they were in front of Dishes accepting pick up orders but there is no one there?Website has no info about midtown. Instagram says they're in Vanderbilt food court. Would be helpful if there's a way to find these guys so I can give them money...
Location: Urban space Park Avenue. I bought palak tarkari, tikki and chicken vindaloo. Couldn't appreciate anything about it . Sad :(
Please note I have not tried the food, though I was considering it* -- until I was offered samples that were touched by the server with bare hands, no gloves, and NO MASK on. Genuinely wanted to try the cart because it smells so good, love the man's energy and the cart has glowing reviews, but disappointed by this. Please consider masking up and wearing gloves before offering passersby food. Really did want to try this cart but it doesn't feel safe.
I found this at the grand bazaar on 77th. This is among the best Indian food I've had in the city. Must try, so tasty
We visited them at Bryant Park right as they were closing. Some of the BEST Indian food with the friendliest people. They are generous and charismatic — I honestly wish I could give them 6 stars. Great vegan options. A MUST visit!
Love and miss this cart in the area. What happened? Will you come back? The cart used to be on 47th Rd and Center Blvd but I haven't seen it for a monthBest Indian food I've ever had
Restaurantji Recommends
Mohamed was so welcoming and exuded happy and positive energy! He insisted we try a vegetarian sample and we already wanted to order anyway! That sample was delicious! The samosas were beyond amazing! The kabob wrap was massive n tasty! And we ordered the spinach chicken saag, which was my favorite! You have to order the Mango Lassi. Coming back again!
Charismatic staff and food spiced to perfection. Vegan Naan and Potato and Pea Samosas knocked my socks off!
Idk if this is the right truck but the Mysttik Masaala in the UWS Grand Bazaar was top notch food truck material. Successfully tempting aromas, a wide selection of food and drink, and the sassiest food truck owner around. Homie gave us some sample spicy curry and bread -- quality stuff. Was thirsty from all the trinket perusing so I tried a Maaza Lychee drink that hit the spot. My friend enjoyed her Mango Lassi as well.
They catered an event at my university and it was DELICIOUS. big portions and tasted amazing. thank you !!!!!!!
LOVE this place. My favorite go-to lunch spot during the work week. And they're all so nice and genuine. Food is addictively delicious.