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Top North Indian restaurants in New York, United States

Top Rated North Indian restaurants in New York

Top Reviewed North Indian restaurants in New York

Reviews

Akshay Mittal
at 2024 Jun 21
Akshay Mittal
at 2024 Jun 21
Benares offers a contemporary take on Indian cuisine, with a focus on good vegetarian options. The peshawari chole and kofta were flavorful, but lacked the authenticity of true Peshawari spicy chole. The gulab jamun, a popular Indian dessert, was a disappointment - it was overly dense and lacked the expected tenderness. However, the service was friendly and attentive. The paneer Tikka and papdi chaat starters were good. Overall, Benares is a decent choice for a modern Indian dining experience, but if you're seeking strictly traditional flavors, you might want to look elsewhere.
Ashutosh Chatterjee
at 2024 May 28
Ashutosh Chatterjee
at 2024 May 28
Benares Tribeca is a nice place to have simple and amazing Indian fare. The menu boasts the classics and the dishes remain very true to their origins. They are delish and sumptuous. Set in a retro and classic theme the place exudes sheer simplicity and exuberance.
Sucheta chatterjee
at 2024 May 09
Sucheta chatterjee
at 2024 May 09
Benares Indian Restaurant, in Tribeca, NYC,
Located in the heart of Tribeca, Benares stands out as an exceptional Indian cuisine jewel in the vibrant culinary scene of downtown Manhattan. named after a city in northern India, the restaurant centers on the lush spices and abundant diversity of Indian cuisine.

We tried
Drinks
🍸 Lychee lover - alcoholic
🥤 Mango lassi - non alcoholic
Appetizers
🥦Khasta Gobi
🍢🍗Chicken 65

Entree:
🥬🧇Saag Paneer
🍛Chicken Dum Biryani in clay pot with naan in top
🥘Lamb Rogan Josh
🫓Garlic naan
🫓Plain naan
🍚🫛Peas Pulao

Dessert
🍨Rose ice cream

The robust menu is almost overwhelming, and yet authentic serving contemporary Indian cuisine. Do not skip chicken 65 , Lamb rogan Josh, Chicken Dum biryani or the saag paneer they have an ample selection for both non vegetarian, vegetarian and couple of vegan options like Khasta Gobi ( cauliflower) all are stand-out options that deserves attention. Finish off with refreshing rose petal ice cream.

The ambience strikes a perfect balance of serenity and sophistication.

Staff’s knowledge and recommendations are much appreciated.
With its flavorful food, attentive service, and tranquil setting, Benares has carved out a niche for itself as a must-visit Indian restaurant in NYC.
Kaimanu Ka'anana
at 2024 Apr 26
Kaimanu Ka'anana
at 2024 Apr 26
One of the best restaurant experiences I've had in NYC by far! The food is delicious and full of flavor, the service is above and beyond, and the atmosphere is a perfect modern anesthetic. The drinks alone are a reason to go if you're not hungry but do yourself a favor and get something to eat even if it's to go!
Daily Dose Diary
at 2024 Apr 26
Daily Dose Diary
at 2024 Apr 26
The food was amazing and was rated no# 1 Indian Restaurant in NYC so of course I had to see for myself.
Everyone is treated with so much care.
What a wonderful place to bring friends and family.
Our group ordered a variety of vegetarian options and we feasted like royalty.
No# 1 indeed.
Raj P
at 2024 Mar 29
Raj P
at 2024 Mar 29
Decent food and ambiance. We ordered Benarsi Kachori, shahi paneer. Kachori was delicious however quantity could have been better for the price. Shahi paneer was ok. Nice place to try if you’re around the area.
J Y
at 2024 Jan 20
J Y
at 2024 Jan 20
Solid Indian spot! The spiciness of chicken vindaloo is well balanced.

Update: second time here and won’t be back again. Butter naan is way too thick and simply not tasty. Rather pancakey and not chewy. Too much flour. The spinach mutton was quite mediocre. One server was a bit rude. And the women’s restroom was occupied by a guy
Grace Stoeger
at 2023 Dec 23
Grace Stoeger
at 2023 Dec 23
The flavors were rich and distinct! Overall very delicious food and comfortable atmosphere. Lots of seating options, either cozy booths, spacey tables, or seating at the bar. The waiter was exceptionally friendly. The Lamb Kourma was my favorite dish. Dessert was on the sweet side, but delicious.
However, the bathrooms were in a strange location and not very clean. Also, we had to ask for the water to stay at our table when we got our drinks.