Chennai Garden by Tiffin Wallah
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This bright, clean Curry Hill standout makes a great date place—especially if your date is vegetarian, Jewish (it’s kosher!) or homesick for India. Start with the samosa chaat ($7)—two flaky pockets stuffed with potato and peas, covered in a colorful tamarind, cilantro and yogurt sauce. Then sample one of four $17 thalis—multiple servings of rice, curries, chutneys and more served on a single tray. (The Gujarathi thali, with a spicy yet sweet kachori [bean fritters], boasts flavors you won’t find at the generic Indian restaurant on your block.) A fresh lunch buffet, offered from 11:30am to 3pm on weekdays, overflows with South Indian standards like a creamy saag paneer and Gobi masala (cauliflower and peas)—all you can eat for $8.95.
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Address: |
127 E 28th St New York 10016 |
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Cross street: | at Lexington Ave |
Transport: | Subway: 6 to 28th St |
Price: | Average main course: $12. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V |
Contact: | |
Opening hours: | Mon–Fri 11:30am–3pm, 5–10pm; Sat, Sun noon–10pm |
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