Jo’s Indian Kitchen

Such accommodating service and the food was delicious too! They are open until 10pm, which was so nice for a late night meal.The chicken coconut came with basmati rice and it was so delicious. The dish was creamy and flavorful and went incredibly with the rice. I asked for it to be hot and the dish was indeed incredibly spicy. Most places have lower spice levels but this place exceeded all expectations!!!

Food and service were great. Would definitely eat there again. Family owned restaurant.

So disappointed that this has changed from Taste of India which used to be in this space. I decided to check it out w/ my friend & we were both not happy w/ what transpired. The food is not really what one expects when asking for mild & medium. What we got was hot & spicy & it was way too much & really unfortunate. I wanted to taste the actual food I was eating but that wasn't even possible, totally overdo it on the heat, awful. What was confusing was how he saw I was not happy w/ this & asked me what else he could get for me so gets me a small bowl of dal (lentils). So my friend & I barely ate more than two bites of our food & we got charged for it. Seriously? Why are you charging us when obviously I had to get something else & he barely ate anything? Not ok. Not only that but the naan we got was thin, dry, & crispy which wasn't appetizing. Such a shame.

Formerly passage to India, but same owners.I use to come to passage to India prepandemic and the lamb curry and chicken Tikka were great choices.I chose the lamb curry again. And new on this menu, spinach and cheese Naan! Why more places don't do spinach Naan, I'm not sure.Both were great, Naan was fresh, and the lamb curry still has that homemade taste, great balance and control of all spices. In terms of hotness I ordered the hot, and was the right level. There's an atomic level as well.I think I went on a slow day or perhaps they reopened recently, in either case STILL recommend this place! I noticed some street food menu adds, most I can't have due to my chick pea allergy, but menu selection seems good!

Best kept secret in Porter Square. Really good food and some Indian street food to try!We take out as is sadly empty and a little austere but love the food.

Delicious food and the interior design of the dining is new and lovely. A personal experience I had that showed me they care about their customers: Amazing customer serves and caring. I ordered a Chicken tikka Marsala lick up. Unfortunately they made a small mistake and gave me butter checkin that was shredded. I was not happy and called to ask why is there no chicken chunks, they were very sorry and wanted to replace my meal. I said forget it, since I already went home and didn't want to cause a stink. They offered to take my name down for the next time I came in. Then the next day a woman from the restaurant personally called me and insisted they give me a free meal, this was very honorable and I'm very grateful they cared so much. I did go in to get the meal since food is expense these days and to also let them know how appreciative I am of them. They actually did car ends were very welcoming, positive and considerate. Also the food is delicious! Very please with their serves.

The food was splendid and the server was friendly and kind. The chaat, tofu masala, roti, basmati rice, Limca, and eggplant baingan bharta were really well-made and tasted way better than what I expected or had before. My boyfriend said the chaat was especially good. The place is clean, well-decorated, and tasteful.

We had a fine meal at Jo's last night. Service was prompt and polite.Prices very reasonable. We will be back.

I stopped in last Friday for the first time and had the best Aloo Ghobi ever! Aloo Ghobi is my favorite dish and I do order it every time I get Indian Food. Why this was the best is because of how fresh it was and the chef added just a little bit fresh red onion, vegetables and a sprig of a certain herb that gave it brightness. This felt like a homemade dish and not a restaurant. The same goes for the Mint Chutney and Aloo Nan! Also, the pricing was better than any other place and they do offer lunchtime pricing which makes it a great way to order multiple dishes and try different things. The owner was very kind and I look forward to coming back and bringing some friends to this hidden jewel restaurant in Porter Square!

We only did takeout from here, but the restaurant seems clean and comfortable and although not upscale,, it's certainly well put together and worth trying for dine in. Also, according to my husband who picked up our dinner, the employees were extremely pleasant and the kitchen was kind enough to follow our request that both the Vegetable Samosas and the Aloo Paratha be real spicy, along with the Coconut Lamb ($22) which we always ask for it too as very hot despite where we go for Indian cuisine. We ordered through Grubhub and had a 35% discount off the total check but not to exceed $10. Personally, next time we try again, we definitely won't be using Grubhub for pickup because each menu item turned out to be much more expensive compared to looking at Jo's paper menu in the actual restaurant. I think that the Vegetable Samosas ran about $3 more (we paid $10 rather than $7), and the Coconut Lamb was $4 higher than the $18 shown on Grabbull Direct. Obviously, it would be foolish to throw away money by using Grubhub again. As for the taste and portion sizes, it's been some time since we got our food from here so my memory isn't really that clear about it anymore, but what I do recall is that everything we ate had lots of flavor and ingredients were of high quality... Fortunately, the Coconut Lamb was nicely tender without there being big chunks of lamb like we've occasionally gotten at other restaurants. This is a female owned and operated business, so make sure to try them out for yourselves and don't forget that if you like spicy you can definitely request that items such as the samosas and aloo paratha be modified to your liking. Enjoy!