Manjeet Kaur

This restaurant is an absolute gem in the heart of newyork city!! The food is not only delicious but also served in generous portions with top-notch quality. Every dish is packed with authentic flavors and presented beautifully. The balance of taste, quality, and quantity makes it completely worth every penny. The staff is friendly, the service is quick, and the overall dining experience is fantastic. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a place where great taste meets great value! 10/10

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Emily Strauch

We are visiting from out of state and were recommended this place by a local. 10/10! I have had a lot of Indian food, and this was truly the best butter chicken I’ve ever had! The owner, Jaz, is phenomenal. We spent the last half hour with her just chatting and hearing about her restaurant. Her mission is to make it feel like you are in her kitchen, and it truly felt that way! We ordered the lemon rice, garlic naan (amazing!), butter chicken, and chicken vindaloo. We wrapped it up with some kulfi ice cream and gulab jamun at Jaz’s suggestion, and I’m so glad we did!

Lauren Jones

A friend of mine raved about Jaz Indian Cuisine endlessly when I told him I would be in NYC! He said it was a must-go spot - he was unequivocally correct!!! We had the garlic naan (absolutely amazing), Fig Lamb, Chicken Tikka Masala, and rice! We left nothing behind as we ate until we were stuffed it was so fabulous. Jaz is incredibly sweet and made sure our time at her restaurant was amazing!!! She is a gem! Definitely the place to come in NYC for the most incredible Indian food!!

Damien Bassman

Welcoming Indian restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen. Was craving Indian and looking for a quick vegan lunch. I popped in the inquire about their lunch specials and the owner introduced herself to me. Am extremely friendly, accommodating, and efficient woman Jaz showed me my options and even offered to make me a vegan Chana saag (not on the menu) and sub roti for the naan which came with the special. The vegetarian lunch box was only $13.95 and was more than enough food. I got Aloo Gobi, Chana Saag, basmati rice, and a whole wheat roti and couldn’t finish it all. The cauliflower was nice and firm (not overcooked like many places execute it) and the Chana saag quite tasty. I’m looking forward to returning and trying other dishes! The owner took personal care of me and ensured that nothing would dairy or egg, and my food came so quickly I had plenty of time to eat my meal during my lunch hour.

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Matthew J. Viator

Jaz is a lovely lady who runs one of the best Indian restaurants we’ve had in a while. The food came out perfectly, and the sauces were just to die for. I haven’t had a good Indian tomato sauce like this since Delhi Club in Arlington Virginia closed after the pandemic. And while that might mean nothing to New Yorkers, trust me, it is the highest praise I can offer. Great food, convenient location, such a friendly and warm woman who owns the place and serves you with every consideration. Come here and eat six days a week. We would if we could!

Robert Pugh

Went to celebrate my husband’s birthday and wow, just wow. The food tasted fresh with some amazing spices, our cocktails, made by Jaz herself, were delicious and strong! Our appetizer of battered and fried cauliflower in a tangy tomato sauce was delicious, my husband doesn’t like cauliflower but he thought I had gotten us something else, couldn’t even tell! My chicken tasted fresh and had just the right amount of spice where it had a kick but wasn’t overwhelming. All in all, a great place and well most likely be back in the future.

Rachel Caitlin

Jaz is absolutely amazing. Her restaurant and her incredible personality further made our first time experience at her restaurant top notch. I’ve lived in London for many years and Jaz did a fantastic job of bringing indian cuisine from the UK to NYC. I’m a bit delayed in this post but we went lunchtime during American football and she put the game on for us at the bar where we were seated when she realized we were trying to watch on my phone. Her cocktails are also incredible and she takes the time to get to know her customers so she can make recommendations on your return. It’s a very close knit vibe and i highly recommend this place both for the food and the company of Jaz and everyone else who works there. We will be back!

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Timothy Leahy

Wonderful Indian restaurant in Hell's kitchen. Sat for a meal with friends before a local show. Jaz herself greated us and discussed menu items as we all had different tastes and dishes we wanted The food came prompt and very well prepared. Our server was very attentive and kept things moving along. Jaz checked in to see if we were all pleased. Nicely outfitted with table clothes and napkins. The effort shows and I would say it pays off. Really enjoyed my dinner. I recommend this restaurant if your in the area for a show or if you want to just try it out. Plenty of metered parking on the avenues. Thanks Jaz

Hope Levy

Very tasty and love the use of their spices too. The lamb chops were incredible and the highlight! Loved the bengan barta too. Met the owner Jaz and she along with her staff were very kind and approachable and kind. Loved the neighborhood down home vibe there too! We will be back when we are in town!

Hajir Sailors

Incredibly boring Indian food that was fine. Service was so bland, and the ambiance just wasn’t it. Lots of great Indian food in NYC, you don’t need mediocrity

New Yorker

Food wasn’t that good and was overpriced didn’t taste Indian at all no spices no nothing it was bland to be frank if you’re looking for Indian food this restaurant isn’t it doesn’t seem authentic at all. Service was pretty good she recommended us what to order. Atmosphere is a bit too small. Maybe the food used to be good but it’s not anymore.

Jai Flores

Didn't get a chance to at least drink the water. Tried using a Groupon to get a good deal, $60 food voucher. As soon as I mentioned that to the owner her attitude completely shifted. She wanted to charge me an 18% tip from the BEGINNING, there was no food served, didn't even taste the water and she wanted to make sure I was going to pay that before they gave me any service. in her words "an 18% tip is required." I told her that a tip is NEVER required. A tip is OPTIONAL and based on service/experience. her response to that was "this is New York City, everyone pays that." I told her, well I don't pay tips before any service. Got up and left. not ever worth the time again to stop by there. Websters Dictionary "tip": a small sum of money given to someone as a reward for performing a service, such as serving in a restaurant. Again a tip is an option not a requirement, don't get it twisted.