

Modern Indian Cuisine, Craft Cocktails & Contemporary Atmosphere. Veda Modern Indian Bistro is a lively, experiential dining destination offering an inventive twist on traditional Indian cuisine in a vibrant, trend-setting atmosphere. Veda emphasizes the use of handpicked spices and fresh ingredients to create exceptional flavors.
Tandoori chicken, samosas & curry dishes served in upbeat space with chandeliers & buzzy bar scene.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1920 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: (267) 519-2001
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Reservations: opentable.com
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The starters were a highlight—fresh, well‑seasoned, and served quickly.
Overall, it’s a great spot for anyone looking to enjoy quality Indian food with a wide selection of drinks and appetizers. We’ll definitely be coming back.
For entrées, we ordered goat cheese naan, chicken chettinad, Bombay goat curry, and palak paneer. Almost immediately after taking our first bites, all four of us commented that something felt “off” about the food. The chicken chettinad was clearly undercooked — the chicken was chewy and had a raw texture that made it difficult to eat. The Bombay goat curry also did not taste right and felt questionable.
At the time, we didn’t want to create an issue and decided not to say anything to the manager, which in hindsight we regret. Later that night, all four of us experienced stomach issues, and two people ended up vomiting.
This was not just a matter of taste or preference — undercooked meat is a serious food safety concern. I truly wish we had spoken up in the moment, and I hope the management takes food preparation and quality control more seriously to prevent this from happening to other guests.
Place is clean and spacious. Was definitely worth the $20 per person.
My food was great, but all I could think of was my friend’s wild mushroom korma. It was just creamy, rich and savory all at the same time.
So we came in today, and saw the buffet. I’m an omnivore, but my favorite stuff was the vegetarian. Sadly they didn’t have the mushroom korma out. But there was a vegetable korma with cauliflower. It was just as amazing. The paneer was good. And I always liked chickpeas. I tried to restrain myself on the tasty Naan and samosas. I wanted to let room for all the other wonderful morsels.
So this may be my new Sunday brunch tradition.