India Kitchen

We were in the mood for Indian cuisine take out and this restaurant didn't disappoint at all. We ordered chicken chettinadu, lamb boti kebab, saag paneer, bhindi masala, and a plain naan. They came with a lot of basmati rice. Everything was scrumptious. The lamb kebab was slightly over cooked and tough but because the flavor was so great we didn't mind. The bhindi masala was deeply satisfying for me, as I love this dish and this restaurant does it very well. Not every dish photographs well when on the plate so I have photos of only two of the dishes and the menu. Definitely coming back here again when I'm craving Indian cuisine.

The first batch of Naan was incredible. The best I've ever had. It was warm and fluffy and full of garlic and butter. It was the best. I ordered more, but the next round was a bit stale and fishy tasting. The owner ended up not charging me for that one. I hope when I return I get the fresh Naan. It was truly the best I've ever had. Bollywood chicken wings were good. Definitely recommend trying them.The chicken Tikka masala is my go-to dish and it was quite good here. I will certainly return. Get take out from here or dine in. The staff is so nice and I was impressed with the quality of the food. This place is great and highly recommend trying it. It's located in Watertown with street parking which can be a bit challenging. There are plenty of side streets to park on.

*takeout review*Decent Indian food for when you are having a craving! We ordered late on a Saturday evening and our food was ready within 30 mins. We ordered garlic naan and gobi Manchurian to share; I had the karahi curry with paneer; my husband had the chicken hariyali. The naan was delicious, like most naans I've had before. The gobi manchurian was good too, but dry. I've had saucier ones in the past which I prefer. The Karahi curry was delicious, I had never had this before. It wasn't spicy but had lots of delicious Indian flavors. My husband liked the chicken hariyali, although was disappointed it didn't come with rice. Just something to note on the "from the grill" items I guess. The portions are decent. Prices are okay, comparable to other Indian restaurants. I have had better Indian food but would definitely try it again in a pinch as it's right in our neighborhood. I really like that all the curries can come with any choice of protein, including tofu and paneer.

We tried this place for the first time and the food was good enough for us to consider them again next time. This place is only minutes from our house, vs 30m for our go-to Indian food place in Woburn, Godavari. I have to say, their Chicken 65 is amazing here. Good portions and still tasted good even after bringing it home. It was only $10, and possibly $8 if you call them direct vs ordering on their website. (why do people charge more for ordering online???). The biryani was okay, also had decent amounts of goat pieces (with bone). I couldn't find Goat curry so I got the closest dish that mentioned curry, and picked Goat. The garlic naan was kind of blah, we won't get that again for sure. The meal ringed in around $50. We'll go back, especially for the chicken 65 at the least. 3.5 stars for now.

Really wanted to like this restaurant. Initially the food looked appealing: not too greasy or heavy, but ultimately left me disappointed. I tried the naan, aloo paratha, chicken tikka masala, lamb korma, shrimp madras, aloo gobi, chicken 65, tandoori chicken, seekh kabob, and dal makhni. None of the dishes were terrible, but none were particularly good. The big problems were that the none were particularly good. I have a high tolerance for salt, but all the dishes tasted over-seasoned to me. Too much salt and too much spice. I like spicy (hot) food, but the application of spices was too heavy-handed. Some dishes had too much ginger or black cardamom. The sauces were quite thick, which may have resulted in concentration of salt and spices. The curries tasted too similar to each other without much nuanced character. The meats were generally over cooked, which was particularly notable with the tandoori dishes. The naan were dry. I didn't mind the aloo paratha, but my family found it too thin and plain. I have never had Chicken 65 before. It didn't even taste Indian to me. More like chicken nuggets with hot sauce.

We ordered from here one night recently and the food was incredibly flavorful and fresh. You never know if the delay of delivery will impact the taste but this food is either magically delay-proof or just that good that it doesn't matter. Super tasty and super easy to order. The food was all correct and the prices were very reasonable. We'll definitely be ordering again!

This is the best Indian restaurant in the area. Incredibly consistent and delicious. I want to give this 4.5 stars but that's not an option sadly.

Small, unassuming neighborhood spot doing lots of takeout business. I ate in. Naan, samosas, chutneys, and rice all good, but my lamb vindaloo was a standout. I encouraged my server (possibly owner or manager?) to make it as spicy as he'd ever made it. He confirmed what I was asking for, and then delivered it. My spice tolerance is freakishly high, so I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I could tell that it would have KO'ed a human. Flavor was great too, with fresh meat and medium-thick consistency to the tangy curry gravy. Would have been nice to wash it down with a Kingfisher, but they don't have alcohol here. Friendly neighborhood Irish pub next door to meet that need.I'm sure to visit again next time I'm around.

Some of the best Indian food I have had in a while. The garlic naan was super crisp - probably some of the best I have ever had! the madras chicken was perfectly flavored. Absolutely recommend it!

First time trying this spot, and it was overall pretty decent. I ordered the Fish Tikka Masala (Medium) with Naan.It was packed with flavor, but I found it a bit too sweet for my liking. The sweetness overpowered the whole dish, to the point where I didn't taste any spice. The fish was OK, nothing special at all. A very heavy, sweet dish.The Naan was basic. It was very thin, and tasted more like Pita Bread.A mediocre experience here at India Kitchen. Maybe I will give it another try sometime.