Jacob Kuhn

My favorite restaurant in the neighborhood. I’ve gone for both lunch and dinner. I can’t even recommend just one dish, but if i had to, I’d say vegetable Biryani. But damn, everything is so good.

HD13

Butter chicken and garlic naan were both very good. Ordered delivery and it was quick and tasty Came back to eat in for lunch. Tandoori vegetables, chicken saag, malai kofta were all great. Paneer tikka masala was on the blander side.

Gopal Chopra

A wonderful selection of authentic Indian flavors and some house specials that make this a unique Indian experience. A wide variety of vegetarian options and excellent sauces. Enjoyed the paneer Tikka masala, channa saag and malai kofta accompanied by light flavorful naans. The samosa is house made and served with an excellent mint chutney. The ras malai was a perfect finish, not overly sweet and just the right texture. All this served with warmth and hospitality by a superb staff. Overall, a great neighborhood find - on my regular list.

Sid Chopra

Very nice restaurant with great, flavorful options. Get the paneer tikka masala — you won’t regret it :D - Vibe rating of 8.5/10

Insiya Pardiwala

Good North Indian food, friendly staff and tranquil ambience. If you are in the neighborhood, try the food here. You will not regret it.

Rachelle Mendoza

Om serves one of the best Indian food in NYC. My favorites from their menu are the naan, the paneer and the goat curry. OMG the naan is really out of this world! But the thing that keeps us coming back is the personable, friendly service, and they just make your visit feels so homelike and warm. Definitely THE BEST that you need to try, and then you’ll find it hard not to get addicted. We’re very lucky to have it around the neighborhood.

Lauren M

I haven't been in person but I've ordered delivery many times, this is hands down my favorite indian food in manhattan. The chicken tikka masala is obviously amazing, and I love the saag paneer and lamb vindaloo as well. Unexpectedly one of my favorite things on the menu is the basmati rice that comes with entrees, it is spiced with whole spices like cardamom pods and definitely has a lot of ghee added, it's amazing and I will happily eat it on its own. I enjoy the samos every time as well. For the breads, the roti is simple but perfect, and the onion naan is incredible. Love love love this place.

Sameer B.

Great restaurant for amazing and flavorful Indian food in the Upper East Side. The food itself is excellent. I particularly recommend the butter chicken, as the chicken is perfectly cooked and the gravy is delicious. Likewise, the atmosphere is amazing, with a sleek and modern design with traditional Indian paintings and designs scattered around, masterfully blending Indian culture and modernity in an elegant way. However, the service is subpar. It took over an hour to get our food. For this, I must take away one star, but overall, this place is a great spot for authentic Indian cuisine—if you don’t mind the wait.

Augusto Paulino

The OM special ($18.95 plus tax) consists of an appetizer, main dish, rice and naan. The aloo gobi matar was aromatic and mildly spiced. The cauliflower in the mixed pakora was my favorite. There are only a few Indian restaurants in the Yorkville section of the upper east side, so I’m glad OM is in the neighborhood.

Josh Rohloff

I was really excited to try this place. Their “OM Special” is a great deal. You can get an appetizer, entree, basmati rice, and naan bread for $18.95. However, the food itself wasn’t that great. I liked the flavor of the chicken tikka, but the chicken itself wasn’t very good. The basmati rice tasted like some type of cleaner and was inedible. The naan was just okay. I wanted to like this place, but it just wasn’t it.

Sewn By Peter

tikka massala, chicken was rubbery with sauce watery and sweet. also ordered sag paneer, equally terrible. Naan was not fresh. threw it all out, disappointing.

Robert M

We enjoyed the vegetable samosas, but it went downhill after that. The food is uninspired, and some dishes left the impression on us that they were prepared hours in advance. Also, it's yet another UES restaurant that doesn't put money into their space to create a very nice environment. You feel like a poor person when you eat here. We won't go back.

Sofia L

After seeing the great reviews, I was shocked by the food I received. The sauce of the chicken tikka masala was watery and tasteless. The kheer had the consistency of scrambled eggs. Even the naan, which I assumed couldn’t be messed up, had no taste. Skip this one.