Haveli Virasat

I'd be weary of this place. Looks like a lot of bot reviews. If you keep scrolling through all the reviews you'll notice similar photos with different names. Some reviews with "bought" images appear several times. I mean. Can we really even trust Yelp anymore?? It's had its day in the sun. It's time to permanently shut down Yelp accounts.

I've been craving Indian food for a while now and this place really hit the spot! For two, we got the kashimiri naan, chicken saag, and maysoor dosa which was too much for us to finish even though we were hungry.I've never tried kashimiri naan, so I didn't know what to expect. It was nutty and slightly sweet which was interesting. The edges were a bit more burnt than what I would've liked it, but other than that, it was delicious!I love saag and usually order the paneer saag whenever I go to Indian restaurants, but the chicken one was great! The chicken was soft and tender, the saag was so creamy and paired nicely with the spices-infused rice. Of the Indian restaurants I've been to, not many have dosa, so I had to seize the opportunity to order one. The maysoor dosa was soooo crispy and was stuffed with potatoes and onion. I wished there was more chutney to go with it though since the amount of chutney was not enough in my opinion. I would love to come back and try their other dishes soon! :)

Don't skip this unassuming spot. It's on Market and you might miss it but you shouldn't. Their menu is filled with good things..Indian and Pakistani and it was hard to choose. They have lots of choices of vegetarian and meat items (all halal) so there is something for everyone. We started with the samosa chaat. This was excellent! We devoured it within seconds. I ordered the aloo gobhi.. potatoes, cauliflower with ginger, garlic and onion. Delicious! Filled with flavor with a rich and creamy sauce. The naan was super fresh and everything came to our table quickly and efficiently. All of our orders were stand out and the service was great! Fast and kind! I have ordered from here twice without ever having gone in and the food had always been so good. Going to the actual restaurant did not disappoint and this will be my new Indian food spot from here on out.

Chicken 65, samosa chaat, gobi manchurian. Chefs kiss! Haveli is my go-to spot in the city, and I've enjoyed every single experience I've had here thus far. This was my first time trying samosa chaat, and it's fair to say that I am hooked. However, I have to dock one star off of my rating because I don't think the food is very consistent. The gobi manchurian and masala drink (not pictured) tasted very different from the last time I came here--about 2 months ago. The gobi this time around didn't taste as good as the last time which was a big let down since I really hyped up the dish to my dining partners. Regardless, I'm still a big fan of the restaurant, and I plan on coming back very soon! Particularly for the samosa chaat!

When I saw this spot was coming to West Philly, I couldn't wait to try it out. I figured right after lunch was a good time to go so I wouldn't have to deal with a crazy crowd, and waiting a few weeks til things settled. The restaurant is pretty beautiful and traditional. There were so many menu options, I didn't know where to start so I went with samosas, and. Chana Masala to start since I'm used to those. I also ordered the lamb curry, the chili fish, and a mango lassi. The samosas we're a tad small but very packed with flavor. Nice crisp on the outside with all the spices and potatoes softy on the inside. The Chana Masala portions were very nice and presented so beautiful. I almost didn't want to touch it lol. The chili fish was surprisingly my fave. The lamb curry was solid, but the chili fish was kickin in a great way. I was so stuffed by the end that I remembered to take pics when it was too late lol next time!

What a hidden gem! Surprised I haven't been here or heard more about it. I came here for a weekend lunch with a couple of friends. The place was pretty quiet and we were seated right away.Papri Chaat - My friend described these as "Indian Nachos". It was delicious and tasted like chips with sauce, beans, and spices.Garlic Naan - You can never go wrong with ordering theseTandoori Chicken - The chicken was a little dry but liked the pickled onions it came withLamb Rogan Josh & Lamb Korma - Both delicious and flavorful. The meat was nice and tender.We also shared a cheese ball dessert. I found it overly sweet and didn't like the consistency. Overall, the food was delicious and I highly recommend this spot for Indian food!

Portion sizes don't look like much BUT the food is so filling. We got the butter chicken and chana masala, both of which came with rice. Very delicious and hearty meal! Also need to give a HUGE shoutout to the staff! When my friend left his credit card on the table by accident, the server chased us down half a street to give it back to us. Very honest people - definitely support the business and get some great food while you're at it :)

Good food and very kind service for a low price. I came here with friends and we ordered 3 curries and a ton of garlic naan. We left very full and satisfied and were shocked by how low our bill was!The daal maknhi was too salty the first time and we asked them if they could fix it, and by the second time it was much better. They also gave us a complimentary order of garlic naan and were very attentive with clearing dishes, refilling water, and asking if we needed more rice. We will definitely be back!

This is one of our favorite west philly eats! Great food. The gobi Manchurian and the curries were great.Service is kind, too. They noticed we were waiting to break our fast and kindly turned off the music when we broke our fast.

Food taste was good but the funny thing is Chiken tikka was butter chiken tawa chiken was chiken kadai, repeated lacha paratha was completely different