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Address: 17 Beale St, Quincy, MA 02170
Phone: (781) 927-4216
Website: http://www.tirangaquincy.com/
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Reviews
Reetu
I’ve been to Tiranga twice so far and tried several items: samosa chaat, dosa, pani puri, and momo. The dosa was the only thing that tasted good, but everything else was quite disappointing.
The momos were over-steamed, and for the price, you only get six pieces which feels unreasonable, especially since it’s not a high end restaurant. The samosa chaat portion was very small and served in a paper and plastic plate, which really took away from the dining experience. It was missing flavor like no noticeable lemon, spices, or balance and didn’t even look appetizing. The pani puri was just okay, but that’s mostly because I didn’t have high expectations.
On a positive note, the ambience was fun, the music was lively, and the decorations were nice, which made the atmosphere enjoyable. That’s honestly what drew us back for a second visit, hoping maybe we missed the point the first time but sadly, the food was an even bigger disappointment the second time around.
Overall, the place looks great and has good vibes, but the food and value just didn’t live up to it.
… moreThe momos were over-steamed, and for the price, you only get six pieces which feels unreasonable, especially since it’s not a high end restaurant. The samosa chaat portion was very small and served in a paper and plastic plate, which really took away from the dining experience. It was missing flavor like no noticeable lemon, spices, or balance and didn’t even look appetizing. The pani puri was just okay, but that’s mostly because I didn’t have high expectations.
On a positive note, the ambience was fun, the music was lively, and the decorations were nice, which made the atmosphere enjoyable. That’s honestly what drew us back for a second visit, hoping maybe we missed the point the first time but sadly, the food was an even bigger disappointment the second time around.
Overall, the place looks great and has good vibes, but the food and value just didn’t live up to it.
Arun G
I was extremely disappointed with my experience here. I ordered Misal Pav and what arrived was essentially a bowl of spicy water with chopped onions and bread on the side. The sprouts — a basic and essential component of the dish — were completely missing. When I pointed this out, I was told they had been “mashed into the water,” which did nothing to improve the situation. It was poorly prepared, and absolutely not something I would recommend — to anyone.
The Dahi Sev Puri was passable, but only in comparison to how bad the Misal Pav was. It was average at best and certainly not memorable.
I won’t be returning. With so many dining options in the Boston area, there are surely much better places to spend your time and money.
… moreThe Dahi Sev Puri was passable, but only in comparison to how bad the Misal Pav was. It was average at best and certainly not memorable.
I won’t be returning. With so many dining options in the Boston area, there are surely much better places to spend your time and money.
shreyash sayankar
It had been a while since we tasted such authentic Indian flavors.
Food: The flavors were spot-on. We sampled a variety of dishes, and everything was delicious. The Falooda, Garlic Bread, and Indian Paneer Pizza are absolute must-tries! The Burger, Ragda Chaat, and Sandwich were quite good as well. The Peri Peri Fries were just okay in comparison.
Service: Excellent! The food was served hot and arrived fairly quickly. We waited around 5–10 minutes, which was perfectly reasonable.
Atmosphere: The ambiance was inviting, though the seating area was a bit tight. Still, it was comfortable enough to enjoy our meal.
Overall: A fantastic dining experience with flavorful food and efficient service. We’ll definitely be back next time we’re in Boston!
… moreFood: The flavors were spot-on. We sampled a variety of dishes, and everything was delicious. The Falooda, Garlic Bread, and Indian Paneer Pizza are absolute must-tries! The Burger, Ragda Chaat, and Sandwich were quite good as well. The Peri Peri Fries were just okay in comparison.
Service: Excellent! The food was served hot and arrived fairly quickly. We waited around 5–10 minutes, which was perfectly reasonable.
Atmosphere: The ambiance was inviting, though the seating area was a bit tight. Still, it was comfortable enough to enjoy our meal.
Overall: A fantastic dining experience with flavorful food and efficient service. We’ll definitely be back next time we’re in Boston!
Rahul Singh
Awesome India. Restaurant. Loved the pain puri here. The ambience is beautiful. Both the ginger tea and elaichi tea were very strong. A little sugary though. I wouldn’t recommend the pav bhaji. It was a little oily and greasy. Overall a good place to have Indian snacks.
… moreGaurav Nair
Great wada pav! Chaat items were good and place was nicely kept — service was good, too. Nice place to drop by.
… moreMiten Jain
Amazing ambience. And even better taste. Lovely service and attention to customers.
Ayush was fabulous. Everything that we ordered was great in taste. Pani Puri, Tiranga puff, momos, chaat, tea, and others; everything was really good.
We will come again for sure.
… moreAyush was fabulous. Everything that we ordered was great in taste. Pani Puri, Tiranga puff, momos, chaat, tea, and others; everything was really good.
We will come again for sure.
Anish Sinha
We stopped by Tiranga while traveling from New York to Rhode Island, curious after hearing some hype but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. The place has a small cafe-style setup with decent ambiance, but it’s entirely self-service.
We ordered Pav Bhaji and Misal Pav and both were disappointing in taste and definitely not worth the price. Extras like an additional pav for $3 and butter for $2 felt unreasonable. They also don’t serve complimentary water, you have to purchase bottled water.
The only appealing part was the live Pani Puri counter, though we didn’t try it. We did try the paan at the end, which also fell short.
… moreWe ordered Pav Bhaji and Misal Pav and both were disappointing in taste and definitely not worth the price. Extras like an additional pav for $3 and butter for $2 felt unreasonable. They also don’t serve complimentary water, you have to purchase bottled water.
The only appealing part was the live Pani Puri counter, though we didn’t try it. We did try the paan at the end, which also fell short.
Priyanka
Tiranga delivered a satisfying Indian experience! Highlights included the flavorful Pav Bhaji, Spicy Pizza (though be warned, it’s not for the faint of heart!), tasty Garlic Bread, and good Panipuri with 5 exciting flavors. The Masala Dosa was also enjoyable. Veg Paneer Momos were decent. Love the rose falooda. Overall, a solid choice for Indian cuisine lovers!
… moreLakshmi B
Our experience was very disappointing. I will not recommend Misal Pav. There was no misal, even though it was in the “Meal” section. We just got a bowl of spicy gravy in a paper bowl, some onions, 2 pieces of cold pav and some Farsan on the side. The food wait time was long. It took forever to get all the items, hence the poor service rating. Sorry to write this review, I hope the food and value improves.
… moreRohan Parekh
$100 for 2 person is too costly for a normal restaurant with self service.
We went for dinner and ordered multiple items. Pani puri $10 the only thing served live, Sev puri $10 (was too sweet) but price was fine. Pavbhaji ($2 extra for amul butter) so total $15 plus 2.99 for 2 pav was not worth the price. Peri Peri fries $10 was not worth the price because of the quantity. Thumps up $3 each was regular restaurant price. Watermelon juice $9 was too much as well. The shocking price of maska bun $6 for a hamburger bun with butter(edited its not butter it’s margarine and you can smell the oil as I took take out). Not even an indian style maska bun is crazy. Travelled 30 miles to try the restaurant, would not visit again as same dishes served in Honest at way lesser price.
The worst thing is even water is not served, we need to buy water as well. Never paid this much even going in a fine dine restaurant for 2 person.
… moreWe went for dinner and ordered multiple items. Pani puri $10 the only thing served live, Sev puri $10 (was too sweet) but price was fine. Pavbhaji ($2 extra for amul butter) so total $15 plus 2.99 for 2 pav was not worth the price. Peri Peri fries $10 was not worth the price because of the quantity. Thumps up $3 each was regular restaurant price. Watermelon juice $9 was too much as well. The shocking price of maska bun $6 for a hamburger bun with butter(edited its not butter it’s margarine and you can smell the oil as I took take out). Not even an indian style maska bun is crazy. Travelled 30 miles to try the restaurant, would not visit again as same dishes served in Honest at way lesser price.
The worst thing is even water is not served, we need to buy water as well. Never paid this much even going in a fine dine restaurant for 2 person.