Hours
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 267 Mineola Blvd, Mineola, NY 11501
Phone: (516) 747-5277
Website: https://www.punjabmineola.com/
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For the most part, they were.
The garlic naan was incredible. My parents went silent when they first tried it, then quietly maneuvered the basket toward themselves while leaving rice for the rest of us. The chana masala and chicken tikka masala were also spot on – rich, saucy, and flavorful. Our salmon tandoori announced its own arrival to our table as big chunks of delicate meat on a sizzling platter. The larger pieces weren’t completely cooked through, but we just let them sit on the hot flatware for a minute or two more.
Spice babies, beware. We requested ‘mild’ as the spice level for all our orders because medications have changed my mom’s sensitivity to spice. Even then, the heat crept invisibly onto her palate. “I don’t know where it’s coming from,” she said, fanning her mouth. Even as a spice lover, I could detect there a thrum of baseline spice in most of our meals.
You might want to temper the spice the way we did – by ordering a mango lassi. I’ve yet to meet a mango lassi I didn’t like, Punjab’s included. Here, they include a drizzle of something jammy along the sides of the glass. I didn’t think it necessary (the lassi by itself is already fantastic!), but great for those who like their drinks sweet and photogenic.
Inside, the restaurant space feels like what I’d call ‘upscale casual’. It’s nice – in fact, it’s a lot nicer than a lot of Indian restaurants I’ve been in. But it’s not the kind of ‘nice’ that makes you feel like you can’t grab a meal here in your sweatpants.
There’s no dedicated parking lot, but there are a good number of spots along the nearby side streets (just pay attention to street signs that designate no parking days and times).
I ordered the Butter Chicken with regular Naan and my friend ordered the Gobi Manchurian.
NOTE: I was pleased to know they don’t use peanut oil in their cooking.
As for the lamb biriyani, it was not bad. It was spicy as I had asked and the meat was tender. However, there was a lack of flavor in the entire biriyani. Lastly, raita was mediocre (will not order that again). I will reorder something else next time to give it another try.
Update: tried the food again. Lolipop was different this time and tasted different but not something I ever order again. I was disappointed on the Kathi roll. The kabab was fine but wrapped in a Naan than flatbread as described. The pappadum was burnt on some parts and not fully cooked on another. I forgot to take a picture of it. I think I’m finally done trying this place out. It just won’t get better for me.