Firstly, I have to commend the owner for being so willing to explain the food and make recommendations. He was so patient with our questions! He truly wants to provide service and a menu thats varied and authentic. He wants ever item to be a favorite!I (the vegetarian) had masala cheese fries and dry manchurian. I cannot explain how amazing the manchurian was. Moist, tangy, crisp on the outside. I highly recommend it. And its vegan.My wife had pork dumplings and the chicken in the box. She really enjoyed both items but loved the potstickers. We also tried the house-made Paan icecream. It was something I had never experienced prior but it wasrefreshing and had a ton of flavor. It was the perfect ending to the meal.There are some signs that refer to their serving time averaging 20-25 minutes. Its true and worth that wait!
Taral Pandya
Everything from the doors leading in to the decor and not to mention the food blow your mind away. Definitely recommend for Indian food for anyone in the greater philly area. Get the tawa panner burger and the bahuballi omelet, you won’t be disappointed!
Amy Hawley
Amazing food! The place is beautiful ❤️. Great drinks.
Ian N.
Just not that good, it's not really Indian food, it's like a weird mix of Indian spiced food but everything is in the style of an American sandwich. Nothing close to a curry or butter chicken dish. Everything was given with weird sauce choices, my girlfriend was given ketchup for some reason with her Indian meal. The vibe is dark Indian strip club bar with one waiter in an Indian run hotel. Feel free to try it, you may love it, it wasn't what I had hoped and if your looking for traditional Indian choices there are better options, try Yardley or Bensalem
Dipal Patel
Great food and great customer service. If you want real authentic Indian fast food... this is the place to be
Neil
This is a hidden gem, we happened to be in the area for work and stopped for a quick dinner. The quality of food was at the next level!
mehul patel
I got there on a daily basis and the service is spectacular! The food is very delicious and is served with style! I love this place
Anthony Rainbolt
I very much love the dishes and service, good location next to where I live. The employees are always friendly. I highly recommend this place.
Joseph S.
Indian Nosh, from the get-go, was full of pleasant surprises. Tucked away in a dark parking lot on a dark Levittown road, this restaurant sits attached to an aging motel like a small afterthought. The sign is gorgeously gaudy and sticks out like the last freestanding sign in Vegas after the apocalypse. But don't let that scare you off. This is part of the experience. Inside you must turn to the left and find the doors off to the side. Try not to go the opposite way and find yourself in the innards of a derelict banquet hall. Inside you're transported into a cool, relaxed space with muted colors and quirky styling. I was instantly submerged in the atmosphere, surrounded by a nearly unanimous Indian clientele with a raucous Indian sketch comedy show on in the background. Within moments you will notice the sign informing you that everything is made from scratch and serving time might take 20-25 minutes. Again, don't let that scare you off. This is part of the experience. One will notice an impressive array of traditional street fare and occasional American-style dishes dressed up with an Indian twist. The balanced menu provides a treat for Indian food aficionados with recognizable choices for the newcomers. The menu is full of interesting one-liners and eccentric descriptions of the foods offered. I will mention that my one complaint would be the descriptions do not detail the ingredients and for those with dietary restrictions or an aversion to certain products (i.e. ketchup on top of the masala cheese fries ewww), this could be problematic. Now on to the food. The gunpowder chicken brought me back to a taste I thought I'd never find again. Many drunken nights I would find myself and my best friend stumbling around NYC looking for drunk food. And many times we found ourselves at our favorite 'street meat' vendor. He was a soft-spoken Indian man who would serve us up a sampling of seasoned mea drenched in spicy white and red sauces. I never knew the name of what I was eating, but I always remembered the taste. These drunken times were far gone as I'd moved away from NYC and my college days. But I never forgot the taste. I have Indian Nosh to thank for bringing out some eternal sunshine from within my spotless mind. The other dishes we tried were also worth note. The Bombay burger had such a complex flavor and the bread was soft and delicate. The masala fries were, well y'know, cheese fries peppered with masala spice which is really, really hard to not enjoy (but again, if you hate ketchup as much as I do be sure to ask them to leave it out). The popcorn chicken bites were stellar and plain fun to eat with a spice level that was on-point. And lastly, the potstickers were a perfect umami bite.We washed this down with some Indian cola (thumbs up) and were too stuffed to dabble in dessert-land. The owner was kind enough to stop over to our table and thank us for our patronage and offered on-the-house guava shots. I will definitely be back. The location is not ideal and can definitely feel off putting, but I really hope they do well. Having sampled nearly all of the local Indian restaurants, I find the unique voice of Indian Nosh a refreshing step outside the norm. I look forward to seeing this place thrive
Kimberly K.
I think if I could give 3.5 stars I would as it wasn't what I expected, but that wasn't necessarily the fault of the establishment. I guess I expected a more traditional Indian Restaurant atmosphere, but it had an open floor plan bar-ish type feel (with the big tv screens and music that was a bit too loud) anyway, the food was good, so were the prices and service.
I love their food alot and they always have a great variety. But please answer the calls as for someone traveling from far it's tough. Other than that they hare the best. Thumbs up
harshad patel
You can't go wrong with this place. If you want to feel being in India, try this place! Must Try!!!
Lehar Pandya
Indian nosh was a really great experience. The food beats any other Indian restaurants in India. It really gives an authentic Indian food feeling. I would recommend this place to anyone if they want to experience authentic Indian snack food!
R. P.
They got 50% of our order wrong. We ordered 7 items for take out and after I gave my order I asked the person taking the order to read it back to me. He wrote it down correctly. Picked it up and when I opened it all up at home half of it was totally wrong. I was pissed but they are just far enough from me that i didn't feel like going back. Ordered some other stuff for the people who didn't get what they wanted. Quality of food was just average or below average. Would never go back again!
Bhargav S.
First visit and it feels like Surat and Vadodara. Delicious food, well presented, and cool ambience! Definitely worth more visits.
Firstly, I have to commend the owner for being so willing to explain the food and make recommendations. He was so patient with our questions! He truly wants to provide service and a menu thats varied and authentic. He wants ever item to be a favorite!I (the vegetarian) had masala cheese fries and dry manchurian. I cannot explain how amazing the manchurian was. Moist, tangy, crisp on the outside. I highly recommend it. And its vegan.My wife had pork dumplings and the chicken in the box. She really enjoyed both items but loved the potstickers. We also tried the house-made Paan icecream. It was something I had never experienced prior but it wasrefreshing and had a ton of flavor. It was the perfect ending to the meal.There are some signs that refer to their serving time averaging 20-25 minutes. Its true and worth that wait!
Everything from the doors leading in to the decor and not to mention the food blow your mind away. Definitely recommend for Indian food for anyone in the greater philly area. Get the tawa panner burger and the bahuballi omelet, you won’t be disappointed!
Amazing food! The place is beautiful ❤️. Great drinks.
Just not that good, it's not really Indian food, it's like a weird mix of Indian spiced food but everything is in the style of an American sandwich. Nothing close to a curry or butter chicken dish. Everything was given with weird sauce choices, my girlfriend was given ketchup for some reason with her Indian meal. The vibe is dark Indian strip club bar with one waiter in an Indian run hotel. Feel free to try it, you may love it, it wasn't what I had hoped and if your looking for traditional Indian choices there are better options, try Yardley or Bensalem
Great food and great customer service. If you want real authentic Indian fast food... this is the place to be
This is a hidden gem, we happened to be in the area for work and stopped for a quick dinner. The quality of food was at the next level!
I got there on a daily basis and the service is spectacular! The food is very delicious and is served with style! I love this place
I very much love the dishes and service, good location next to where I live. The employees are always friendly. I highly recommend this place.
Indian Nosh, from the get-go, was full of pleasant surprises. Tucked away in a dark parking lot on a dark Levittown road, this restaurant sits attached to an aging motel like a small afterthought. The sign is gorgeously gaudy and sticks out like the last freestanding sign in Vegas after the apocalypse. But don't let that scare you off. This is part of the experience. Inside you must turn to the left and find the doors off to the side. Try not to go the opposite way and find yourself in the innards of a derelict banquet hall. Inside you're transported into a cool, relaxed space with muted colors and quirky styling. I was instantly submerged in the atmosphere, surrounded by a nearly unanimous Indian clientele with a raucous Indian sketch comedy show on in the background. Within moments you will notice the sign informing you that everything is made from scratch and serving time might take 20-25 minutes. Again, don't let that scare you off. This is part of the experience. One will notice an impressive array of traditional street fare and occasional American-style dishes dressed up with an Indian twist. The balanced menu provides a treat for Indian food aficionados with recognizable choices for the newcomers. The menu is full of interesting one-liners and eccentric descriptions of the foods offered. I will mention that my one complaint would be the descriptions do not detail the ingredients and for those with dietary restrictions or an aversion to certain products (i.e. ketchup on top of the masala cheese fries ewww), this could be problematic. Now on to the food. The gunpowder chicken brought me back to a taste I thought I'd never find again. Many drunken nights I would find myself and my best friend stumbling around NYC looking for drunk food. And many times we found ourselves at our favorite 'street meat' vendor. He was a soft-spoken Indian man who would serve us up a sampling of seasoned mea drenched in spicy white and red sauces. I never knew the name of what I was eating, but I always remembered the taste. These drunken times were far gone as I'd moved away from NYC and my college days. But I never forgot the taste. I have Indian Nosh to thank for bringing out some eternal sunshine from within my spotless mind. The other dishes we tried were also worth note. The Bombay burger had such a complex flavor and the bread was soft and delicate. The masala fries were, well y'know, cheese fries peppered with masala spice which is really, really hard to not enjoy (but again, if you hate ketchup as much as I do be sure to ask them to leave it out). The popcorn chicken bites were stellar and plain fun to eat with a spice level that was on-point. And lastly, the potstickers were a perfect umami bite.We washed this down with some Indian cola (thumbs up) and were too stuffed to dabble in dessert-land. The owner was kind enough to stop over to our table and thank us for our patronage and offered on-the-house guava shots. I will definitely be back. The location is not ideal and can definitely feel off putting, but I really hope they do well. Having sampled nearly all of the local Indian restaurants, I find the unique voice of Indian Nosh a refreshing step outside the norm. I look forward to seeing this place thrive
I think if I could give 3.5 stars I would as it wasn't what I expected, but that wasn't necessarily the fault of the establishment. I guess I expected a more traditional Indian Restaurant atmosphere, but it had an open floor plan bar-ish type feel (with the big tv screens and music that was a bit too loud) anyway, the food was good, so were the prices and service.
Restaurantji Recommends
I love their food alot and they always have a great variety. But please answer the calls as for someone traveling from far it's tough. Other than that they hare the best. Thumbs up
You can't go wrong with this place. If you want to feel being in India, try this place! Must Try!!!
Indian nosh was a really great experience. The food beats any other Indian restaurants in India. It really gives an authentic Indian food feeling. I would recommend this place to anyone if they want to experience authentic Indian snack food!
They got 50% of our order wrong. We ordered 7 items for take out and after I gave my order I asked the person taking the order to read it back to me. He wrote it down correctly. Picked it up and when I opened it all up at home half of it was totally wrong. I was pissed but they are just far enough from me that i didn't feel like going back. Ordered some other stuff for the people who didn't get what they wanted. Quality of food was just average or below average. Would never go back again!
First visit and it feels like Surat and Vadodara. Delicious food, well presented, and cool ambience! Definitely worth more visits.