4 Best Indian Restaurants near Burlington

“In Massachusetts this is the cleanest restaurant.Specially restrooms,cutlery,dishes are cleaner than all other’s restaurants in Boston area and around.And no doubt about halal option.Some other restaurants I always doubt about halal option.Only one thing I can say there’s portions a bit small.Like in biriyany they give very little portion of meat and some dishe are very little portion.They can increase portions and price“

“Quite a unique indo-greek restaurant with innovative fusion creations giving you a nice overall experience.Enjoyed Mother's Day lunch with Navrathan Korma, Dal Makhani, Pinwheel Samosa, Bombay Sliders with Masala Fries, Vegetarian Biryani, Mango Lassi and Rose Water. Food was so heavy we all went into a food coma with deep afternoon sleep ? ?“

“This little takeout place tucked into a corner at Hillside Plaza has excellent food. The flavors are there and so delicious.We ordered pani puri, vada pav, dahi papdi chaat, aloo tikki chole chaat, and sugarcane juice. The young man at the counter was very friendly and helpful.Everything was great. I'm very picky about my pani puri and this was delicious, spicy and tangy. Dahi papdi chaat was perfectly seasoned. Vada pav came with robust chutneys. Aloo tikki chole was again, perfectly seasoned.This is a vegetarian place that also has an "Egg Zone" section on the menu for you eggetarians :)Definitely recommend Bombay Chaat for your chaat needs! Try it!“

“Surprisingly good food. I got the combo with Aloo Mutter and Chicken Curry. The Aloo Mutter was actually solid. Chicken curry was good (not the best just good). The cashier was courteous as well.Overall a good place for Indian food.Vegetarian options: They have quite a few vegetarian options.Dietary restrictions: Aloo Mutter was dairy free I think. No allergen info. You need to ask them.Parking: Plenty of spots but they fill very quickly.Kid-friendliness: It’s in a mall so yes, it is kid-friendly.Wheelchair accessibility: Yes; it is wheelchair accessible.“