Depth N Green

Not only is the food delicious (I found this place because I was biking nearby and smelled something amazing) but they also make it healthier (without sacrificing taste), and the staff is super welcoming and friendly.

New health Indian food place in Kendall! Simple but clean vibes, casual place with small menu with the classics -- no decision overload hahaThe food came quickly and water and putting plates away was self serve. We got the chicken biryani, chicken plate with butter chicken and palak, dal prantha, and extra chapathi!The biryani was prettttty spicy haha but good flavor still. Prantha was also spicy! But less so, and had a nice grainy flavor and good texture Butter chicken was solid but less sweetPalak was saltier than expectedThis was more than enough food for three people tho! Overall well cooked and was nice to have a healthy meal

Great food, attentive service. It's nice that they even sell spices if you need to stock your pantry. However, they don't have a phone number listed and they close earlier than their listed hours, making it hard to order ahead or walk in. My advice would be to come at lunch time, if you come after 7pm, they may be closed!

Limited menu. You expect the food to be really good. Food isn't bad it's not something I'll crave. 20 bucks for a thali that's primarily 2 scoops 1 chapati, and rice is steep. I'd understand if it's made to order. But it's pre made food scooped. I understand you want a bottom line of 18 ish bucks which is fair but quantity could be better. Slight adjustments to the menu should do the job. I'd visit again to try some other items.. hoping to see them do well. Maybe try 3 curries for 22 bucks? Or 2 curries with better portion. Guy was friendly, place was clean

Picked up palak(spinach) chicken with rice and it was fantastic. Palak gravy was very flavorful and I was delighted to finally taste a good spinach based gravy after a long time. Excited to try more food options from this place in the future.

Not sure why this place is getting such great reviews. Had lunch there yesterday. Food had been sitting on the counter top probably all day, potatoes were too salty and I wasn't wowed by anything. The chicken curry had very little flavor and the dal was too watery.I'm pretty sure these are the same owners of Guru the caterer in somerville. The food is the same, but double the price because they claim to use organic ingredients, grass fed butter, blah, blah, blah..If you want to spend $20 dollars on lunch plus $8 dollars for everything else, then go here. Otherwise, much better choices in the area or go to guru the caterer and get the same food at half the price.

Best Indian food I've had in a long time. Homestyle, high quality ingredients, fresh with a rotating menu daily. So excited to see this open in Kendall Sq.

Very excited to patron an Indian restaurant in Kendall. The first thing I was struck by was how clean and well-ordered the establishment is. The packaged food items were thoughtfully packaged. That thoughtfulness extended itself to the packaging of my takeout meal, a vegetarian thali. I've rarely been so impressed by the packaging of takeout meals but this was so intentional and mindful, it made me feel special and considered. Now the food itself was unexceptionable. The portions were small for the price except for the portion of rice which really "padded" the meal. I imagine the menu is rotating. Today, I had tadka dal and the jeera aloo and neither was crave able. Can't say I'd rush back but because of the atmosphere, service and thoughtfulness, I'd consider trying another dish. But I'd skip the paratha which lacked any chew but entirely crunchy like a cracker.

Excellent quality Indian cuisine. Personal service from the owner. Simple, squeaky clean, bright and modern cafe ambiance, great for lunch in Kendall Square.

I just discovered Depth 'N' Green today - I think it's in the place that used to be Shanti. The food was wonderful - very fresh and lovingly prepared. The food is very healthy - no artificial anything. I felt well nourished by the end of my lunch. I had a chicken/vegetable combo thali, which comes with wheat prantha and a cup of tapioca sweet for dessert. I'm glad Indian food has returned to the Kendall Square neighborhood!