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RESTAURANTS/NEW YORK/INDIAN RESTAURANTS IN NEW YORK

Indian restaurants in New York

10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.

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Dhamaka ranks first here: it offers intensely spiced dishes rooted in memory. Bungalow is built for diners seeking an elevated Indian dining experience, and brings together the heart of Indian hospitality and world-class service precision. Dravida serves diners seeking an immersive diaspora culinary experience, and crafts an intentional atmosphere to transport guests.
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1Dhamaka1.6 km from the centre of New York77.9NEW–
2Bungalow1.9 km from the centre of New York76.7NEW–
3Dravida2.7 km from the centre of New York75.8NEW–
4Benares311 m from the centre of New York68.0NEW–
5Jaz6.1 km from the centre of New York68.0NEW–
6Divya’s Kitchen1.9 km from the centre of New York66.8NEW–
7Taj Kebab King4.8 km from the centre of New York66.3NEW–
8Chakra2.2 km from the centre of New York66.0NEW–
9Gazab1.9 km from the centre of New York64.8NEW–
10Jazba2.7 km from the centre of New York64.0NEW–
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The ranking, in detail

01

Dhamaka

Celebrating the forgotten side of India

Dhamaka is an Unapologetic Foods restaurant celebrating the forgotten side of India. Located at Essex Market on the Lower East Side, it dives deep into bold provincial cooking rarely seen outside Indian homes.

77.9
02

Bungalow

Experience the rich history, culture and exceptional cuisine of India

Bungalow is a home for exquisite Indian cuisine in the heart of New York City. Every dish tells the story of a country, its regions, and its people.

Best for diners seeking an elevated Indian dining experience
76.7
03

Dravida

A celebration of Indian & South Asian food beyond borders

Dravida is a deeply personal restaurant by Chef Aarthi Sampath. It explores the evolution of South Asian flavours across cultures and generations.

Best for diners seeking an immersive diaspora culinary experience
75.8
04

Benares

Contemporary authentic Indian cuisine in Tribeca

Benares offers contemporary authentic Indian cuisine in Tribeca. The restaurant features a modern venue with diverse menu options.

Best for diners seeking upscale vegetarian and tandoori dishes
68.0
05

Jaz

Authentic Northern Indian cuisine in the heart of NYC

Jaz Indian Cuisine brings authentic Northern Indian flavours to Hell’s Kitchen. The restaurant blends modern style with traditional warmth.

Best for private dining and special events
68.0
06

Divya’s Kitchen

Modern, plant-based dining rooted in Ayurveda.

Divya’s Kitchen is a full-service, plant-based restaurant in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.

Best for Vegetarian diners seeking Ayurvedic cuisine
66.8
07

Taj Kebab King

Delicious and hot food just for you

Taj Kabab King strives to improve service and quality for customers. The restaurant offers takeaway food at competitive prices in Brooklyn.

Best for customers seeking convenient online ordering
66.3
08

Chakra

Lower Manhattan Thai vegan catering and restaurant

Chakra specialises in Thai-Indian vegan dishes for the New York City area. Its foundation lies in authentic plant-based cooking that maintains traditional flavours.

Best for diners requiring strict Jain or Swaminarayan dietary compliance
66.0
09

Gazab

Fabulous Indian cuisine in new York

Gazab promises fabulous Indian cuisine in a novel way. It serves refreshingly new outtakes on traditional dishes.

Best for diners seeking innovative Indian food
64.8
10

Jazba

The forgotten flavors of India

Jazba is an Indian restaurant located in New York. It specialises in the forgotten flavours of India.

Best for diners seeking authentic Indian cuisine
64.0
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Frequently asked questions

Who are these indian restaurants built for?

Bungalow says it is built for diners seeking an elevated Indian dining experience, and Dravida for diners seeking an immersive diaspora culinary experience. Benares says it is built for diners seeking upscale vegetarian and tandoori dishes, and Jaz for private dining and special events.

What should a buyer check before signing up?

Dhamaka states that the restaurant does not accept phone reservations, and Bungalow that the restaurant does not carry high chairs or accommodate strollers inside. Dravida states that Dravida welcomes guests aged fifteen and older only. Those are the limits each restaurant publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.