

Casual spot for classic Indian fare with a lunch buffet & dinner, plus vegan & gluten-free options.
Hours
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–10 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13 E 4th St, Bethlehem, PA 18015
Phone: (610) 691-0388
Website: https://nawabindianrestauranttogo.com/?utm_source=google
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Would recommend. Next time I would aim for a Sunday for this location.
NOTE:
Keep in mind that the parking from Monday to Saturday 8am to 9pm is paid. You can refer to the sign posted below.
The ingredients are super fresh, and unlike many places that rely on food coloring or too much batter to make dishes look good, here everything tasted genuinely flavorful and no food coloring etc. It’s clear they focus on authenticity and quality over gimmicks.
I study at Lehigh and have been to other Indian spots like Biryani City, Cumin N Eats, and a few others. But this place easily outshines them all. The staff is also very friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better.
I ordered:
Goat Biryani
Paneer Lababdar
Lamb Buna Dry Fry
Butter Chicken
Gobi 65
Nawab Mixed Grill
Honestly, every single dish was exceptional. If I had to pick a favorite, the Paneer Lababdar stood out — it’s one of the best I’ve ever had, even compared to places back home in India. The texture and richness of the gravy were just perfect — which is not easy to get right. But the other dished too are exceptional, so try them. For this quality of food, the prices too are very reasonable. The food is completely worth it for the price.
I’m genuinely happy there’s finally a place near Lehigh that serves such high-quality Indian food. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an authentic experience!
Our entrees were 1) Lamb Pasanda & 2) Chicken Seekh Kabab Masala (ordered hot/spicy). They were served to the table in attractive dishes with a plate of basmati rice for sharing. Everything was hot and arrived in a very reasonable amount of time.
Chicken Sheekh Kabab Masala – rolls of minced chicken in an herbed-tomato based sauce. Ordered “hot” and perhaps pepper, red chili and/or cayenne were used to increase the heat. My date ordered this. I prefer medium, but could handle it. The portion was good, for two of us sharing we had leftover of both dishes. I’m not terribly familiar with Indian dishes, and the form of the chicken was not fully described, so it was different than I expected (rolls of minced chicken), but it was good. The herbs blended well in both dishes. I don’t care for dishes that are unbalanced with too much fenugreek or cardamom taking over, and these were Not, they were balanced. I will inquire more about the “form” of the meat next time, as I did like the next dish more and it was partly due to my preference of how the meat was prepared…
Lamb Pasanda – fork-tender chunky lamb slices. Enjoyed the texture, pulled apart. A creamy medium-yellow sauce with a balanced blend of spices. The nuts in the sauces were chopped very small (maybe even ground) and blended well, didn’t take over the dish. I did not find the poppy seeds mentioned in the description, but I didn’t miss them. I would definitely get this again, or another entree with the same meat.
I preferred the form of meat on the pasanda dish (chunks of lamb, more so than the rolled & minced chicken), but that’s just a taste preference. I think a fresh garnish would have made for nice presentation, like a sprig of cilantro, a dallop of cream, maybe some mint leaves, a sprinkle of crushed nuts on the pasanda, of the or a sliced chile on the hot dish. This is just a suggestion, as the flavor of both entrees was very good.
Mango Chutney – First time getting chutney. It would go great with the butter naan (we got garlic). We had it as a “sweet break” to our savory main dishes. We ate it over the basmati rice. It was more sweet (as opposed to tangy). The consistency was sticky (as opposed to syrupy). Mango pieces were generous and varied in size and were firm.
Take-out orders were consistent during our visit. The cost for the above was $60 (2 people) – with fruity drinks, naan, entrees & chutney side. There are few quality Indian restaurants in the area, this one is lovely! I look forward to going again and trying other items, I will continue to use recent reviews as guidance!
The goat was fork tender, The depth and flavor of the curry was phenomenal, I ordered mild to medium, and it was the perfect amount of heat!!! A 10 out of 10!!! Will be going in to eat next time!!!!