Fully loaded thali with twelve steel bowls catching candlelight, naan being torn with steam rising, brass lanterns blurred in background
Restaurant kitchen shot through the pass with orange flame licking the edges of black iron kadai
Intimate Indian restaurant dining room at golden hour with brass lanterns and exposed brick walls

New Delhi · London · New York

Every dish

has a village

behind it.

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Whole spices. Open flame.✦Tandoor fired at 500°✦Slow-cooked dals✦Chef's Table — 8 seats✦Private dining available✦Lunch · Dinner · Weekend Brunch✦Reservations recommended✦Whole spices. Open flame.✦Tandoor fired at 500°✦Slow-cooked dals✦Chef's Table — 8 seats✦Private dining available✦Lunch · Dinner · Weekend Brunch✦Reservations recommended✦
Takeaway

Order the Thali Box

The restaurant, packed for the journey home. Every box is assembled to order and ready within two hours.

Family thali kit with multiple containers of Indian food, spice packets and handwritten instruction card
Most Popular

Family Thali Kit

$89

Everything to recreate the full table at home. Serves four. Comes with handwritten instructions and a small bag of whole spices.

Includes
  • Dal Makhani
  • Lamb Rogan Josh
  • Saag Paneer
  • Jeera Rice
  • Naan (6)
  • Raita & Chutneys
Serves 4
Biryani in sealed clay pot ready for takeaway with saffron rice visible through gap
Fri–Sun Only

Weekend Biryani Pot

$68

The Hyderabadi dum biryani, sealed and ready to steam open at your table. Available Friday through Sunday only.

Includes
  • Hyderabadi Dum Biryani
  • Salan Gravy
  • Raita
  • Mirchi ka Salan
Serves 3–4
Dessert box with gulab jamun in rose syrup, rasmalai in cream and silver leaf garnish

Dessert Box

$34

Gulab jamun soaked overnight. Rasmalai made that morning. Rose water, pistachios, and something to argue over.

Includes
  • Gulab Jamun (6)
  • Rasmalai (4)
  • Shahi Tukda
  • Rose Kulfi
Serves 2–3

Free delivery within 5 miles · Orders by 3pm for same-day · Call (212) 555-0182 for large orders

Voices

What people say

We don't advertise. We've never needed to.

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The dal makhani alone is worth the trip across town. I've been ordering it for three years and it's never once been the same dish twice — always a little different, always perfect.

Portrait of Priya Nair, food writer with warm smile

Priya Nair

Food Writer, The New Yorker

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We booked the Chef's Table for a client dinner and it closed the deal. The biryani being opened at the table — the theatre of it — that's what people remember.

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Marcus Webb

Partner, Webb & Associates

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My mother is from Lucknow. She ate the galouti kebab and didn't say a word for a full minute. Then she asked for the recipe. They politely declined.

Portrait of Ananya Krishnamurthy smiling warmly

Ananya Krishnamurthy

Software Engineer, Brooklyn

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The best Indian restaurant I've eaten at outside of India, and I travel there twice a year for work. The spice wall alone tells you everything you need to know about how seriously they take the sourcing.

Portrait of James Okonkwo, food critic with thoughtful expression

James Okonkwo

Michelin Guide Inspector (off the record)

As seen in

Eater NY

"The most atmospheric Indian restaurant in the city."

Bon Appétit

"Worth the reservation wait."

Time Out

"A ritual, not just a meal."

NY Times

"★★★ — Deeply considered cooking."

Reservations

Reserve
Your Table

The dining room seats forty-two. The Chef's Table seats eight and offers a seven-course tasting menu built around whatever arrived that morning.

HoursTue–Sun · Dinner from 5:30 PM · Weekend Brunch 11 AM–3 PM
Address142 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003
Phone(212) 555-0182
Chef's TableSeven courses · $95 per person · Advance booking required

No card required to hold · Free cancellation up to 2 hours before