Dhaba - Beoordelingen

Very popular restaurant. almost every table was full (where many of the nearby restaurants were empty). for my man and me it was much too spicy so that we did n...

Awful service. Waited 10 mins to be seated even though there were several open tables. Another 15 mins before someone took our order and another 15 before our d...

Indifferent service which was very slow. One meal had to be sent back because it was cold. Very disappointed based on a previous visit and had high hopes based...

Great place to meet friends or associates for lunch.

The food was excellent we both had a lamb dish very tender, their mild was still a tad spicy but if you love spice the Josh Rogan I had was perfect. Its a small...

Had read great things, but was surprised it was just so-so, food-wise.

Delicious food and good service. Drinks are really good as well.

Amazing food!!! You must get the Lamb Saag!!! Gobbi Mattar is bomb too! You can't go wrong with anything here!

Dhaba has a large menu, great food, and is in the heart of a very cool neighborhood.

Great Indian food, nice place and good service. I'll go again.

Definitely one of the better, if not best, restaurants in this area. It's affordable, place is cute, and the food is consistently great. I came here for regular...

Was around the area and passed by Dhaba so we stopped by to eat here. One of my favorite things that they had was the garlic naan, it was so good that we had to...

Best place to eat in new york.......reminds me of the real indian taste.........best..best........best

Best Indian food we've had thus far! The food was great, service was good too despite the busy hour.

Amazing food and great service. Will definitely be returning!

The food was average. We ordered the Chatpata aloo from the special menu, it was the only flop dish. Methi murgh was ok and the Garlic naan was very good.

Must order Bhuna chicken and masala peanuts. My friends liked their biryani as well, I felt the quality of chicken could be improved but otherwise very good. So...

Referred by one of my Friend from Social Hub, so tried this food in NyC, one of the finest buffet in recent times. Thank you DB

We visited dhaba for first time and we really loved the food and the service. We ordered pahadi tikka, chicken wings, biryani, chicken bhuna, punjab da curry an...

I have been there for several time and every time its constant and excellent taste specially with dum biryani covered with naan they have. GOD I wish to try it...

I am impressed that Dhaba is one of the few Indian resturants that sells 2 of my favorite Indian dishes which are the roomali roti and bandh gobi aka cabbage su...

The food is good and I appreciate how many options their menu has (include vegetarian and vegan). Of the things we got, I’d say the food is a 4/5 but the menu i...

Was looking for some good chole bhatura. Thought Dhaba would be the spot for it. Chole were ok, the bhatura was what you’d expect (good) Good Punjabi style dish...

Had vegetarian food here and ordered paneer tikka, dahi papdi chaat, paneer in gravy and malai kofta with garlic naan. Everything was delicious.

Went during lunch, so I got the buffet. For being the only one and there right after they opened , food could of been hotter. Food was good, but I’ve had better...

Went to @dhabanyc by recommendation and it indeed seemed to be popular judging from the nonstop uber eats orders and being almost fully seated! The appetizer ch...

After having tried a myriad of Indian restaurants around the city, I have to say Dhaba is my favorite. I love the ambience here and the fact that it?s open unti...

The food was amazing and very authentic. They have makki roti and it is gluten free. So nice to be able to eat that. The bharta was very dhaba like and we loved...

Food was ok, nothing out of the world. Butter chicken and paneer Malai was very sweet mostly tomato sauce. It would have been better with some more spices givin...

We went for a last min dinner. We tried the dhaba daal makhani, dhaba goat curry, chicken tikka masala, chicken biryani and different naans. Daal makhani and go...