Ordered on slice. The combination platter appetizer and samosa chaat are delicious. Tasty and convenient, good price too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ash J
I hate leaving negative reviews but this was genuinely the worst Indian food my fiancée and I have ever had. Even the basmati rice and garlic naan were bad (dry, flavorless rice and bland, undercooked naan). On top of that, we ordered delivery and it was over an hour late, so not only was the food tasteless, it was also lukewarm. The only excuse given was the rain. It was lightly sprinkling. Thankfully we got our money back because of the extremely late delivery.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Abdullah Ashab
This place is pretty hospitable, and the food was amazing. I would say the naan was pretty unique. It is slightly crispy which I did not expect one bit. But that's what I liked about it. But one suggestion for them is to clean the furniture. It has a weird smell. And to attract more customers there should be a strong fragrance of food that could be smelled from outside. I say this out of love. But still I highly recommend the food. It's gud
Garam Masala is one of the best Indian Cuisine in Ridgewood, queens area you can find. I am very sceptic to write reviews. I am so pleased on their food that I forced myself to write the review right away. Food and service both are excellent and the price is also reasonable. They always greet you in a friendly manner. The serve all HALAL FOOD. Also you can enjoy 15% discounts if you decide to dine in. I look forward to come back to this place again.
On a scale of 1-10, it was a 7. The food was alright, it had the foundation to be good but it felt as though something was missing. The dine in service was nice, though the food came a little slow we were given complimentary food on the house (also 15% when you dine in). The place as a whole look nice as well. While it wasnt amazing i will definitely come back to see how they improve
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Isadora Friedlander
Ordered chicken korma, lamb dahi gosh, and naan on seamless. This was the most watery, flavorless Indian food I’ve ever tasted. The rice also tasted like it was a couple days old and the naan was like someone bought it at a grocery store and heated it up in the microwave. Super disappointing
Ibtisam Hossain
I would come here quite often but after today I would doubt going there. I would usually get the lunch box special with chicken curry and mixed vegetables. The chicken had a repulsive flavor, as if it had been reheated and excessively seasoned with salt. The addition of vegetables made it even worse, and what's more, they never provide utensils without being asked, despite charging nearly $16, when it used to be around $12. Their service has significantly declined.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Tyler Garland
They were slow and unhelpful from the beginning. Chicken was very dry and the naan was burn black. I would strongly recommend going elsewhere.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Joseph Gillick
my favorite
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Naruto fandom
The chicken dish had good flavor, albeit it was slightly cooler than preferred. Given my hunger, I consumed it rather swiftly, and it remained quite juicy. I also found the veggie samosas quite delightful. They had a pleasant doughy texture, and the potatoes used were evidently fresh. The accompaniments of chutney and tamarind complemented the samosas exceptionally well. The mango lassi, as always, proved to be a satisfying choice.However, I must express some reservations about the chicken samosas. They were noticeably dry, resembling the texture of kibble. The rice accompanying the meal lacked flavor, leaving it rather unappetizing. The corn dish, while flavorful, did not align with my personal taste preferences. As for the rice pudding, I was disappointed; the use of basmati rice in rice pudding does not yield the desired result, and it ended up tasting more like biryani pudding.Lastly, the guulab jammun struck me as peculiar. It evoked memories of a Syrian dessert I have encountered before, which consists of fried dough soaked in sugar syrup and rose water. Overall, this dining experience did not rank among the best I have had.
Exceptional curry! Some of the best I’ve ever had in nyc! Absolutely
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nathan Yakuza
The chicken dish had good flavor, albeit it was slightly cooler than preferred. Given my hunger, I consumed it rather swiftly, and it remained quite juicy. I also found the veggie samosas quite delightful. They had a pleasant doughy texture, and the potatoes used were evidently fresh. The accompaniments of chutney and tamarind complemented the samosas exceptionally well. The mango lassi, as always, proved to be a satisfying choice.However, I must express some reservations about the chicken samosas. They were noticeably dry, resembling the texture of kibble. The rice accompanying the meal lacked flavor, leaving it rather unappetizing. The corn dish, while flavorful, did not align with my personal taste preferences. As for the rice pudding, I was disappointed; the use of basmati rice in rice pudding does not yield the desired result, and it ended up tasting more like biryani pudding.Lastly, the guulab jammun struck me as peculiar. It evoked memories of a Syrian dessert I have encountered before, which consists of fried dough soaked in sugar syrup and rose water. Overall, this dining experience did not rank among the best I have had.
Food: 3
Recommended dishes: Samosa
vlad lesnik
Most disappointing Indian food I’ve had in a very long time. No flavor, it takes real skill to make Indian food taste bland. Had the tika masala. The sauce tasted like it was made by chef boyarde.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Manahal Jahandad
Very expensive
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Faizur Rahman.
Bad service! Rotten & stale foods are served to the customers! ???
Ordered on slice. The combination platter appetizer and samosa chaat are delicious. Tasty and convenient, good price too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I hate leaving negative reviews but this was genuinely the worst Indian food my fiancée and I have ever had. Even the basmati rice and garlic naan were bad (dry, flavorless rice and bland, undercooked naan). On top of that, we ordered delivery and it was over an hour late, so not only was the food tasteless, it was also lukewarm. The only excuse given was the rain. It was lightly sprinkling. Thankfully we got our money back because of the extremely late delivery.
Food: 1
Service: 1
This place is pretty hospitable, and the food was amazing. I would say the naan was pretty unique. It is slightly crispy which I did not expect one bit. But that's what I liked about it. But one suggestion for them is to clean the furniture. It has a weird smell. And to attract more customers there should be a strong fragrance of food that could be smelled from outside. I say this out of love. But still I highly recommend the food. It's gud
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Garlic Naan, Chicken Tikka Masala, Naan
Garam Masala is one of the best Indian Cuisine in Ridgewood, queens area you can find. I am very sceptic to write reviews. I am so pleased on their food that I forced myself to write the review right away. Food and service both are excellent and the price is also reasonable. They always greet you in a friendly manner. The serve all HALAL FOOD. Also you can enjoy 15% discounts if you decide to dine in. I look forward to come back to this place again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Garlic Naan, Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Biryani
On a scale of 1-10, it was a 7. The food was alright, it had the foundation to be good but it felt as though something was missing. The dine in service was nice, though the food came a little slow we were given complimentary food on the house (also 15% when you dine in). The place as a whole look nice as well. While it wasnt amazing i will definitely come back to see how they improve
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Ordered chicken korma, lamb dahi gosh, and naan on seamless. This was the most watery, flavorless Indian food I’ve ever tasted. The rice also tasted like it was a couple days old and the naan was like someone bought it at a grocery store and heated it up in the microwave. Super disappointing
I would come here quite often but after today I would doubt going there. I would usually get the lunch box special with chicken curry and mixed vegetables. The chicken had a repulsive flavor, as if it had been reheated and excessively seasoned with salt. The addition of vegetables made it even worse, and what's more, they never provide utensils without being asked, despite charging nearly $16, when it used to be around $12. Their service has significantly declined.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
They were slow and unhelpful from the beginning. Chicken was very dry and the naan was burn black. I would strongly recommend going elsewhere.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
my favorite
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The chicken dish had good flavor, albeit it was slightly cooler than preferred. Given my hunger, I consumed it rather swiftly, and it remained quite juicy. I also found the veggie samosas quite delightful. They had a pleasant doughy texture, and the potatoes used were evidently fresh. The accompaniments of chutney and tamarind complemented the samosas exceptionally well. The mango lassi, as always, proved to be a satisfying choice.However, I must express some reservations about the chicken samosas. They were noticeably dry, resembling the texture of kibble. The rice accompanying the meal lacked flavor, leaving it rather unappetizing. The corn dish, while flavorful, did not align with my personal taste preferences. As for the rice pudding, I was disappointed; the use of basmati rice in rice pudding does not yield the desired result, and it ended up tasting more like biryani pudding.Lastly, the guulab jammun struck me as peculiar. It evoked memories of a Syrian dessert I have encountered before, which consists of fried dough soaked in sugar syrup and rose water. Overall, this dining experience did not rank among the best I have had.
Food: 3
Recommended dishes: Samosa
Restaurantji Recommends
Exceptional curry! Some of the best I’ve ever had in nyc! Absolutely
Food: 5
Service: 5
The chicken dish had good flavor, albeit it was slightly cooler than preferred. Given my hunger, I consumed it rather swiftly, and it remained quite juicy. I also found the veggie samosas quite delightful. They had a pleasant doughy texture, and the potatoes used were evidently fresh. The accompaniments of chutney and tamarind complemented the samosas exceptionally well. The mango lassi, as always, proved to be a satisfying choice.However, I must express some reservations about the chicken samosas. They were noticeably dry, resembling the texture of kibble. The rice accompanying the meal lacked flavor, leaving it rather unappetizing. The corn dish, while flavorful, did not align with my personal taste preferences. As for the rice pudding, I was disappointed; the use of basmati rice in rice pudding does not yield the desired result, and it ended up tasting more like biryani pudding.Lastly, the guulab jammun struck me as peculiar. It evoked memories of a Syrian dessert I have encountered before, which consists of fried dough soaked in sugar syrup and rose water. Overall, this dining experience did not rank among the best I have had.
Food: 3
Recommended dishes: Samosa
Most disappointing Indian food I’ve had in a very long time. No flavor, it takes real skill to make Indian food taste bland. Had the tika masala. The sauce tasted like it was made by chef boyarde.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Very expensive
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Bad service! Rotten & stale foods are served to the customers! ???
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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