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Experience the vibrant flavors of India at Dhaba Indian Cuisine, a culinary destination in the heart of New York. Our authentic Indian dining room offers a warm and inviting atmosphere where you can indulge in fiery Punjabi specialties. We are celebrated for our extensive menu, crafted with traditional spices and fresh ingredients, promising a memorable dining experience. Whether you’re seeking a casual meal or a special night out, we invite you to savor the rich traditions of Indian gastronomy.
Indian dining room serving fiery Punjabi specialties & a lunch buffet seven days a week.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 108 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10016
Phone: (212) 679-1284
Website: https://www.dhabanyc.com/
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Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
Alisha B
Came here for late night dining and they were open. Believe last dine in is at 11:30. They handed us tablets which had the menu on it. Dishes around $20-35. Thought naan were on the higher side with $7 a naan. Got samosa chaat as a starter which was really good, recommend. Anyway we ordered 3 dishes. One was saag aloo ( became everyone’s favorite) malai butter chicken, and goat. I recommend getting the saag aloo as well. There butter chicken sauce could have been better. The goat was good too. Also got a classic lassi. They gave complimentary “chips” and sauces. Food came out quick. Once we were done our waiter took a which coming to our table because he was on his phone. I get it, it’s 11pm at night yet it took us a while just to get the check. Staff was friendly don’t get me wrong. Overall great last minute dinner.
… moreChris
I had a great experience dining at Dhaba. The paladum and chutneys to start were great, and the lamb biryani was delicious. Priyanka was also incredibly hospitable – thank you!
… moreJignesh Shah
We had a wonderful experience at Dhaba Restaurant. The food was absolutely delicious, and everything was perfect from start to finish. A special shout-out to Shiraj for his outstanding service — he was attentive, friendly, and made our visit even more enjoyable. Highly recommended!
… moreRaj S
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Tried Dhaba on Lexington Ave recently. Was expecting à la carte or lunch specials, but they were only offering a buffet — about $16, came to $18.20 with tax. Price-wise, it’s reasonable for NY .. service was ok. Atmosphere was ok 🙂
However, the food was a bit of a letdown in terms of taste. Most of the curries, including the tikka masala, were oddly sweet and lacked the bold flavors you’d expect from Indian cuisine. The spinach chicken was one of the better dishes. Veg options were okay — I liked the bhindi aloo masala, and the gulab jamun at the end was a nice touch. Dhal was just average. Biryani was so dry and less flavorful
No goat, fish, or any other protein variety besides chicken, which made the buffet feel limited. Overall, it was a so-so experience — not bad, but definitely not memorable either.
… moreTried Dhaba on Lexington Ave recently. Was expecting à la carte or lunch specials, but they were only offering a buffet — about $16, came to $18.20 with tax. Price-wise, it’s reasonable for NY .. service was ok. Atmosphere was ok 🙂
However, the food was a bit of a letdown in terms of taste. Most of the curries, including the tikka masala, were oddly sweet and lacked the bold flavors you’d expect from Indian cuisine. The spinach chicken was one of the better dishes. Veg options were okay — I liked the bhindi aloo masala, and the gulab jamun at the end was a nice touch. Dhal was just average. Biryani was so dry and less flavorful
No goat, fish, or any other protein variety besides chicken, which made the buffet feel limited. Overall, it was a so-so experience — not bad, but definitely not memorable either.
Arshya Singh
Very tasty authentic Indian food, with an authentic dhaba atmosphere. Classic Delhi and Punjabi dishes.
Many Indian restaurants in the city focus on the “fusion indo western” style so it was nice to just eat something simple that tasted like home + basic sides like onion, green chillis, lemon, chutneys, and paapad were free.
Staff was also very friendly and provided fast service.
Best Rogan Josh and purani Delhi paapri chaat I’ve ever had. Lychee martini was 1000/10. I can’t wait to come back here and try more dishes.
… moreMany Indian restaurants in the city focus on the “fusion indo western” style so it was nice to just eat something simple that tasted like home + basic sides like onion, green chillis, lemon, chutneys, and paapad were free.
Staff was also very friendly and provided fast service.
Best Rogan Josh and purani Delhi paapri chaat I’ve ever had. Lychee martini was 1000/10. I can’t wait to come back here and try more dishes.
jaswinder singh
Following a review of online menus and customer feedback, a reservation was secured via Resy.com. The establishment presents an inviting and intimate atmosphere, complemented by a pleasant ambiance. The culinary experience commenced with appetizers, including dahi sav poori, chatptaa aaloo, mustard chicken kabab, nezikat chicken kabab, and mutton barra kabab, all of which were well-received and are recommended. The main course comprised hydrabadi chicken makhni, goat curry, and malai koftaa, accompanied by a selection of breads, with all dishes meeting expectations. The sole area for improvement identified pertains to service; specifically, the staff’s attentiveness to guest needs and inquiries. Overall, the dining experience is favorable.
… moreFraz Akhtar
I loved the covered flames throughout the restaurant for lighting and the bar that looked like an actual Dhaba in India. A very nice look and atmosphere.
The food was also good, I always love when the food is brought to you on a hot steaming plate emiting smoke. My son loved the papper with the sauces that came before the food too.
… moreThe food was also good, I always love when the food is brought to you on a hot steaming plate emiting smoke. My son loved the papper with the sauces that came before the food too.
S P
For the price, convenience, and service, it’s a great place for a big lunch. The food is a bit salty so make sure to grab some of the fresh veggies on the side table.
… moreJustin Yagerman
I’ve been going to Dhaba for years and always enjoy the warm hospitality and excellent cuisine. Recent stand outs have been the Mustard Chicken Tikka appetizer which is huge and delicious. The Murgh Tikka is also excellent. I’m also a big fan of their Lamb Korma and Saag Paneer. As an added bonus, they are the most kind and honest people I’ve ever met. I left my umbrella there months ago and they still had it for me when I came back the other night. Amazing. I would highly recommend this place.
… moreSammy C
Amazing! The owners were so kind, and took the time to explain the dishes to you, as my lunch partner was not experienced with Indian food. I will warn you, though, it seemed every dish on today’s buffet was at least mildly spicy. But every single option was still delicious! About $19 per person for the lunch buffet. Can’t wait to come back!
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