INDAY All Day

Sometime last year, Inday revamped their menu and space and transformed their fast casual concept into a full service restaurant. They went from serving healthy bowls with Indian inspired flavors and ingredients at their Manhattan locations, to opening this sit down restaurant with many of the Indian comfort dishes many of us know and love like tikka masala and biryani. To my untrained palate, everything here was delicious, and the prices are low enough you won't bat an eye at coming here for a casual dinner on the regular.I really like what they did with their space, which is large enough that it spans multiple rooms. I heard from one of their managers they have a lot of ideas for the space that include private events. There's definitely room for even a DJ and mingling area if they wanted. At least for now, they have it set up so that the seats are really spread out and you aren't seated on top of one another, somewhat of a rarity in NY. Wait, you're telling me you're not trying to optimize every inch of space? Sick.As for the food, I absolutely loved the samosa chaat, which had pomegranate to offer bursts of fruit juice to complement the crispiness of the samosa. Chaat might be the best Indian dish? The biryani and tikka masala had so much flavor and I especially like that they charge just $13-$15 per dish-- a steal! I see that they have a full bar so you can even get mezcal margaritas but I have only tried a few alcohol-free drinks and they hit the spot. I hope they get more business so they can stick around, we need more affordable spots like this in Brooklyn!

I've ordered lunch delivery to the office from @indayallday a few times now but this was the first time that I dined in at their Williamsburg location. The space is airy and comfortable, great for our large group brunch.Their cuisine is more Indian and American fusion than traditional Indian, but tastes very refreshing and yummy. I love having their salad bowls and their chai is also a must order for me!

NOTE: I initially posted this review under Kolkata Chai, which is a company located INSIDE Inday. I was contacted by the owner who kindly informed me of the mistake and told me to definitely try the chai soft serve. So this is for the correct business.The thing I love about New York is that you can walk out your door and have no plan, but trip upon all sorts of culinary and cultural adventures.I had already had some amazing pizza at Frank Pinello's "Best Pizza" and was on my way to Domino Park when I passed this spot with a "happy hour" sign out. So I stopped!Since I had eaten earlier, I mainly focused on cocktails. Sunny Leone seems to be the staff favorite. Made with vanilla-infused vodka, passion fruit, and lime Prosecco, it was refreshing and velvety, and the vanilla wasn't overpowering (which was my primary concern). The capital nashpati, made with jin jiji gin, homemade lavender syrup, lemon juice, and coconut, it was a little more tart and clean, yet refreshing. And I finished with the hibiscus mezcal margarita, made with mezcal, homemade hibiscus syrup, pineapple, and masala honey. A beautiful shade of purple, and not too sweet, it was a nice closer.I also couldn't resist the sweet chili cauliflower, which was light, deliciously spicy (it really did have a nice kick), with a hint of coconut.They also have small plates (samosas, eggplant dip, flatbread, wings). They have salads and bowls as well as Indian fusion smash burgers, butter chicken parm, and the Bombay hot honey chicken sandwich. They have a masala dosa as well, but I'm sorry, my heart will always belong to Thiru, the amazing man behind NY Dosas in Washington Square Park. They also have tandoori kebabs, curries, breads, sides, and desserts.Service was great. Super attentive and welcoming.I spend a lot of time on the LES of Manhattan, but next month I'm spending some time in Brooklyn. Going to swing by this place again on an empty stomach.

Always walked by this place in Williamsburg and decided to stop in on a Saturday afternoon-was not too terribly busy and was able to get seated. The chicken tikka masala was soooo good, I will say that the side of rice was a little bit small for my liking as I wish there were more but the garlic naan made up for it. The service was a bit slow which was surprising since there weren't too many people there. I also didn't really like the hot chai cocktail I got as the top layer disconnected me from the drink with how cold it was. Maybe if it was melted more, it would've been a better drink experience.

It's been a year I have come to this place & I am so glad I got to visit again. Customer service is always on point, food is too good . And did I mention I loveee the decor so much ! They have the most amazing dosa which you guys definitely gonna try . This time I tried their cauliflower, Salmon Tikka Masala . My favorite was the cauliflower, yumm. Never got to try tikka masala with salmon before, so it was delightful. Only thing I didn't appreciate the hard rice, I had really hard time chewing! As an Asian person who eat rice 3 times a day complaining about rice isn't a small thing. I so wanted to give 5 stars but I am sorry ! Thank you for all the hard work you guys are doing, will be visiting soon to try the other options!

I just love this place. The food is always so delicious and the server is the best! The vibe in here is great, very laid back. Calm setting with good music playing. I'll be returning and I recommend everyone try this place. It won't disappoint.

Pretty good but more modern/fusion than I realized as I took my mentee for her first Indian meal ever and would have liked for it to be a bit more traditional. That being said, it was very tasty!

The most perfect lunch!After getting my nails done, I wanted a refreshing salad but also wanted to try something new. Sweetgreen is my go to which is just up the block but instead I tried INDAY All Day and I'm so happy I did. I got the kale crispy salad and my friend god the salmon bowl. My salad consisted of shredded kale, cabbage, crispy rice, avocado, mango vinaigrette and I topped it with salmon. My friends bowl was rice, marinated kale, sautéed mushrooms, & salmon.I'm not drinking right now so I went with the sparkling hibiscus lemonade and it was absolutely delicious and refreshing! A woman seated close by ordered the spicy mango margarita which looked delicious so I'll be back for that.

Definitely one of my favorite places to grab an affordable lunch or dinner. They have ample seating, a vegetarian friendly menu, and friendly service. I've even brought my laptop there to get some work done & they had no problems with it (they have wifi). The naan is a must, my favorite is the zaatar option. And you can never go wrong with the dosa. They also make a good chai, so do yourself a favor and check it out!

I'm completely flabbergasted as to how a greens bowl that costs almost $18 was no where near filling. I've had lunch at all of the order up eateries in the areas and this one has to be by far the worst. The food was just ok , it was super busy in the store but that is expected for an over hyped place. Consider getting lunch somewhere else.