D'Guru Restaurant

Such a good place for lunch! I got the butter chicken with saag that came with two plain naans. I also ordered one vegetable pakora which was AMAZING. For $1.50? It was so worth it. My whole lunch only costed about $15 lol if you ever had Indian food, it can get pretty pricey. But for their lunch menu here, it's so affordable. Highly recommend getting it for lunch if you're in the area!

Super reliable Indian place. Good food and nice staff. The new location is way nicer than the old one--much more spacious with better temperature control.

I'm kind of torn here, because I really like Indian food and really dislike lunch restaurants in downtown. So you'd think this would be a delicious ghee-covered lifesaver in the middle of a ocean of bland rice bowls. And it is...sometimes.The food is extremely hit or miss. Sometimes it's really flavorful, spicy and everything I want from a heaping spoonful of Indian. But sometimes it tastes like someone added water, too much oil or just disappointment. Their eggplant is everything eggplant shouldn't be. Their lamb is good, but is usually a single mouthful of meat swimming in a lake of butter.I do like that they give you a big hunk of naan with the combos and that, if you choose right, you get a solid amount of food. But that just makes it more frustrating, because when it's good I don't want to eat anywhere else and when it's bad I question my life choices. I likely will go back at some point, but just because there's not really anything like it in the area.

Not bad for indian food smack dab in the middle of dtx/south station. I did not get the combo the first time I went, i just opted for the chicken tikka masala with white rice and it was pretty good. I do wish the curry was more thick but it seems to be a trend to be thin. My meal was 7.50 and with a mango lassi included it was $10.50. The mango lassi/ other drinks are in the fridge to the left. The line goes very quick. Some seating if you get here early... the spice level was higher than mild so that got me sweatin'~ They take card which I like. The chicken was sort of dry ..but then some piece weren't..I would definitely return when I crave indian. I cannot even compare this against the food truck in dewey square because it's different than that.

A great spot for quick Indian food. Once it's your turn in line, you choose the size of your take out plate, someone scoops the delicious items of what you want, your condiment (tamarind, mint chutney or onion pickle) and you pay. It takes 1 minute! What they have out rotates daily and there are definitely days better than others. My favorites are ones where there's palak paneer (spinach with paneer cheese cubes) and the daal makhani (delicious and hearty spicy lentils). I think Thursday? I really love their rice, it's so fragrant and aromatic. But I'm not a fan of their naan. It's edible, but it's rather dense and a bit oily. Still, this is a great spot. Beware if you take the food back to your cube... the smell is hard to hide and you might make your coworkers jealous!

tl;dr - love this place so much that I make a trip into downtown at least twice a month just to get it. I can only vouch for the lamb/goat curry combo with Palak Paneer option because that is all I get.One of my favorite Indian joints in Boston. I've never changed my order since I first tried the place so I can't speak to other dishes, but the Lamb/Goat Curry combo with Palak Paneer is absolutely delicious! The lamb/goat is very very tender. I actually live fairly far from the location but make an effort to make the trip at least once every couple of weeks.The food is tasty and generous in portions. The flavors really remind me of home cooked meals I've experienced visiting Indian family friends. The food may be a little salty and oily at times, so it won't be the most palatable to those sensitive to these types of dishes. My wife got the lentils once and she said "it felt heavy" while I was pretty happy with it.The veggie samosas and pakoras are flavorful but are quite oily as well. I still get them though...

Big sizes, too salty. I've had lunch here twice now. Had the veg combo both times. The serving sizes are hefty here, and the food is authentic. The combo can be hard to finish honestly and it's reasonably priced at $10.50 (rice, two vegetarians sides, warm naan). However, both times I visited for lunch I found the food to be not too spicy like some other reviews but rather waay too salty and buttery. I will say it's delicious food but almost to the point of overkill. The salt factor had me down two bottles of water before finishing half. The naan tastes like butter and is almost sopping in it. Worth a try for anyone reading but, ye be warned- Sodium overload.

Disappointed with dry chicken and raw potato. Also, vegetable samosa order had only one...other samosas were listed as one only. Please indicate there is only one per order.Had better here, maybe it's a Monday thing?

Its just meh! IT used to be really good at some point. I ordered corriander chicken which was tough and chewy and the curry was watery. Naan was uninspiring.

I've passed this place a bunch of times in their old downtown location and I was always curious. I finally had the opportunity to come in today (to their new place at 92 Bedford street) and I was pleasantly surprised! I ordered a meat combo plate with lamb curry, mater paneer, naan bread, rice and a vegetable samosa and all were excellent! The samosa in particular I liked, it didn't taste frozen or old like they sometimes do. The lamb was tender and flavorful. The mater paneer was a little soupy but was still good and made a nice gravy for the rice. There aren't many options for Indian food in downtown so it's very nice to have this place to go to. I will definitely come back!