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The setup was beautifully done and perfectly suited for a musical celebration. The décor created a warm Valentine’s vibe, and the space was arranged in a way that allowed everyone to enjoy both the performances and the company. It felt festive yet intimate — just right for a karaoke night filled with love and music.
The food was consistently delicious throughout the event — fresh, flavorful, and served on time. Our guests appreciated the quality and variety, which added to the overall experience.
What stood out most was the staff’s cooperation and professionalism. They were attentive, flexible, and supportive throughout the evening, ensuring everything ran smoothly while we focused on the performances and our participants.
It was a joyful Valentine’s karaoke celebration, and we’re grateful to the Dear Delhi team for helping us create such wonderful memories.
Unfortunately, the butter chicken was the worst I’ve ever had. The chicken smelled so bad that it felt like it had been cooked months ago—it was rubbery and completely inedible. I almost threw up at the table. The malai kofta was just okay, and the naan was overly soft and seemed undercooked. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience. I would strongly suggest staying away and spending your hard-earned money elsewhere.
I was actually planning to order food from this place for my son’s birthday and decided to try it first. Thankfully, I did—this visit saved me from a lot of embarrassment in front of my guests. To make matters worse, my stomach has been hurting since eating the food.
Definitely not recommended
There was also Live Music at the Dining area, and we got to listen to some great songs and relax as a group.
Note: My friends had caters from this place and all guests loved it. They customized some dishes for catering order.
Dahi kabab and okra fries were not fried well. They looked and tasted uncooked. You could taste the raw flour. Palak chat was alright but the dahi used was watery which made the chaat a bit soggy. Paneer tikka was tasted good and was definitely better than the rest of the apps. Tomato soup, kulcha, garlic naan and paneer tikka masala were alright.
I would definitely not recommend this place or go back here.
It’s a stand-alone modern building of streamlined design, not your average strip mall eatery. The interior design is equally upscale, there are booths and regular table seating available. The furniture is new, there are no cheap Formica tables.
The lounge we haven’t been to, so the review is about the restaurant section of Dear Delhi.
The only disconcerting element is a sizable TV blaring either American pop or contemporary Indian music.
There is a lot of parking, next to the main side entrance or at the back of the restaurant. There is also an outdoor dining section for nicer weather.
The menu is different too, not just the ubiquitous Chicken Tikka Masala or Malai Kebab. There are a few things on the menu that we haven’t seen in any other Indian restaurants in the area, and we have visited dozens and dozens of restaurants specializing in Indian cuisine. Yes, we shall call Dear Delhi “a new Indian restaurant” indeed.
The food is flavorful, and tolerably spicy, with the portion sizes on a not all that generous side. But the lower prices make up for that.
The service is very friendly and for the most part efficient.
“Dear Delhi” features a full alcohol menu as well as non-alcoholic beers and mocktails.
The location is off Route 130, in what is alternately called either Dayton or South Brunswick.
Recommended.
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Had a great experience at this Indian restaurant! The service was excellent, and the food was incredibly flavorful. I loved that the menu included some unique options and flavors I haven’t seen at other Indian spots. The place was clean, and the addition of a bar was a pleasant surprise—definitely not something you find at most Indian restaurants. Highly recommend if you’re looking for something delicious and a little different! We had the Dear Delhi Chat (app), Methi Chicken, Delhi Ka Kebab Paneer. (Pictured: Jaaneman Cocktail: Vodka, Lychee Liquor, Lychee Juice)