
Classic Indian fare including slow-cooked Awadhi dishes plus wine & tea in a stylish, modern space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2588 Broadway, New York, NY 10025
Phone: (646) 861-3604
Website: http://www.awadhnyc.com/
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Reviews
I had their paneer tikka masala, vegetable biryani, and garlic naan. Each was easily the best I’ve ever had at a restaurant.
The paneer was perfectly cooked, with the sauce unbelievably smooth as if it was strained for perfect consistency. The flavors were bright, vibrant, and delicious.
The garlic naan was fantastic. I always like a ton of garlic, and the garlic they put made it taste like the perfect naan.
The vegetable biryani was the best part. It is cooked in a clay vessel with a naan/roti, covering the lid to seal all the flavor in as it is cooked. I was stunned at how aromatic, fluffy, and delicious this was.
The restaurant also provided some raita (yogurt) and papadum (crispy snack) as well.
Honestly, you are missing out if you do not come here and try this restaurant.
Price is reasonable for New York ($15 per dish).
Quality and taste of food was excellent for the most part. Among the various dishes we ordered, kofta was a slight disappointment coz of the overwhelming flavor in the gravy and lack of the same in the actual kofta. Desserts were really good. Drink, appetizer, main course and dessert ( all sharing) will cost you an average of $50 per person.
The Nawab: Great Tamarind Flavor. Rating 4/5
Galouti Kebab: Very juicy and lamb was very fresh. It could have had some more spices but overall is was good. Rating 4/5
Shikampuri Seekh: Again chicken was very fresh and well marinated. Kebab was very juicy. Again some more spices and salt in kebab will just enhance the experience. Rating 4/5
Chaap ka Barrah: Best lamb chops in NYC. So juicy and full of flavor. Rating 5/5
Lagan ki Raan: Portion size was good and flavors were great too. The quality of meat they use is really good. Somehow I felt that salt was less in this dish. Rating 4/5
Khaas Korma: Great chicken dish if you looking for something with mild flavor. Chicken was very well cooked and was very juicy. Rating 4/5
Green Chutney: Most different green chutney I had in my whole life. It had very raw flavor of mint but nothing to compliment it with. There is seriously something missing in it. To make it even worse they add something sweet to it. Rating 1/5.
Overall the place has great potential and I would definitely give it another try.
Skews for an older crowd and pricy.
Moral of the story: much better options in UWS
On the pricey side, but we loved their dal makhani, paneer tikka and veg biriyani as well.