Experience the bold, authentic flavors of North Indian and Tandoori cuisine at our cozy, family-friendly Indian restaurant in Doylestown. We serve time-honored recipes passed down through generations, including customer favorites like chicken tikka masala, korma, and our freshly baked naan. Our homemade sauces and quality ingredients set us apart, with plenty of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options available. Whether you’re dining in, ordering takeout, or planning an event with our catering services, we bring warmth and flavor to every meal. Delivery is also available through third-party partners. Free parking on-site makes your visit even easier!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 826 N Easton Rd, Doylestown, PA 18902
Phone: (215) 489-7800
Website: https://www.besttasteofindia2pa.com/
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Reviews
B Mulls
10/10 would definitely eat here again. All the sauces were so good
… moreHema C
This place looked inviting from the outside, and the interior décor was warm and welcoming. Unfortunately, because they were short-staffed, we weren’t able to dine inside despite there being plenty of open tables. It was disappointing not to experience the ambiance, but we still decided to order since we were visiting the dealership next door and were excited to try this Indian restaurant for the first time.
However, I want to point something out—not as an accusation, but as an observation. We noticed that not a single Indian customer stopped by while we were there, and instead the clientele seemed to consist entirely of local non-Indian patrons or white people. In hindsight, that should’ve been a sign that the food might not be authentic or good.
From what we tasted, it’s clear the flavors are catered to a very mild palate. We ordered the chicken curry (requested spicy), keema naan, and garlic naan. For the price, the portions were surprisingly small, and overall the dishes lacked the depth of traditional Indian flavors.
The chicken curry had more onions than chicken, it wasn’t spicy at all and didn’t seem properly cooked. The keema naan was the biggest disappointment: instead of seasoned minced meat, it had a strange yellow spread inside. After looking closer, it seemed more like a fried egg than actual keema—yet it was still priced as a meat dish. That is misleading and unacceptable!
I now understand why all the Indian customers who reviewed this place gave it 1 star, I guess I was a bit gracious in my review. And I can also understand why Indians don’t come here to way. If they did, they would immediately notice the lack of authenticity and the questionable substitutions. And this just further proves my point on who they are catering to. If they are doing this with one item you have to wonder if whatever they are serving on the menu is truly authentic. And this is to the local community. If you think that this is how Indian food “should taste” then by all means stick to it, but by no means should anyone be misled to thinking this is the best out there or how truly authentic Indian food tastes like. I am just truly amazed that with their food quality that they’ve lasted this long!
Overall: disappointing food, poor value, and not a place we’ll be returning to, and don’t recommend this place.
… moreHowever, I want to point something out—not as an accusation, but as an observation. We noticed that not a single Indian customer stopped by while we were there, and instead the clientele seemed to consist entirely of local non-Indian patrons or white people. In hindsight, that should’ve been a sign that the food might not be authentic or good.
From what we tasted, it’s clear the flavors are catered to a very mild palate. We ordered the chicken curry (requested spicy), keema naan, and garlic naan. For the price, the portions were surprisingly small, and overall the dishes lacked the depth of traditional Indian flavors.
The chicken curry had more onions than chicken, it wasn’t spicy at all and didn’t seem properly cooked. The keema naan was the biggest disappointment: instead of seasoned minced meat, it had a strange yellow spread inside. After looking closer, it seemed more like a fried egg than actual keema—yet it was still priced as a meat dish. That is misleading and unacceptable!
I now understand why all the Indian customers who reviewed this place gave it 1 star, I guess I was a bit gracious in my review. And I can also understand why Indians don’t come here to way. If they did, they would immediately notice the lack of authenticity and the questionable substitutions. And this just further proves my point on who they are catering to. If they are doing this with one item you have to wonder if whatever they are serving on the menu is truly authentic. And this is to the local community. If you think that this is how Indian food “should taste” then by all means stick to it, but by no means should anyone be misled to thinking this is the best out there or how truly authentic Indian food tastes like. I am just truly amazed that with their food quality that they’ve lasted this long!
Overall: disappointing food, poor value, and not a place we’ll be returning to, and don’t recommend this place.
Mirah Kay
I tried their butter and mango chicken, and regular and garlic naan. The food definitely lives up to the name, as it’s the best Indian food I’ve tried around here! I work in the area and had to drive about a half hour before I was able to try the food, but the taste was still so fresh and amazing! I can only imagine how good it is when you dine in. The parking and place was easy to find and park in. The owners were very sweet too and it’s nice to see such an organic family owned business. Please let’s continue to support this place and make them your first choice when craving Indian cuisine, you will not be disappointed!
… moreT. Vo
Food is fresh and tasty. We only did take out and the service was quick and on time. We ordered online and it was seamless. Our Naan and curry dishes were filled with chicken and lamb. FYI: their spicy is not that spicy. Our children were able to enjoy the slice level and taste.
… moreSantosh Kumar Turangi
Biryani is a failure. It’s not biryani, rather it can be called tomato mixed rice with minimal spice level. We ordered chicken vindaloo also which turned out to me tomato curry with chicken pieces. Only thing we liked is the Naan, they were made fresh and tasty.
… moreLisa Lizana
New Years Eve dinner – takeout. Very good. Food flavorful and plenty. Haven’t dined in yet, maybe we’ll try that soon!
… moreJustin Federici
Highly recommended.
Having traveled to India many times, I can say that the food is both authentic and delicious. Recommend the samosas, naan, and the spicy tandoori chicken (see pictures and video).
… moreHaving traveled to India many times, I can say that the food is both authentic and delicious. Recommend the samosas, naan, and the spicy tandoori chicken (see pictures and video).
Dean Phillips
Amazing food and amazing service! Everything was exceptionally yummy and I would recommend for any Indian connoisseur.
… moreJim Redican
They serve the best, most lean lamb in Doylestown. Prices are fair and nice people to boot. Thye have platter trays also.
… moreJ D
I ordered chicken saag. It was the worst saag I have had and I have eaten at many Indian restaurants in various states. It made me sick. Will not be ordering from here again.
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