Rasoi Restaurant

I am always on the hunt for good Indian food, and we found a gem tonight. The lamb samosa was really good for an appetizer.We chose mango chicken and Kofta for dinner options and they were both winners. Delicious. I'd eat 2 of each of them if my belt would allow.I was told the Mango margarita was good also.Server was fun and attentive, food came quick.Great little place to visit if you are in the area for sure!

I reviewed Rasoi ages ago, so it's time for a post-covid update. The (already) lovely space recently had a facelift, with formerly mango colored walls now an elegant and soothing deep blue, photos of food preparations in India replaced with more contemporary wall art, and subtle, attractive lighting.The menu has remained roughly the same with some newer options (though post-lockdown prices are substantially higher). The food remains really really good, with main course portions still large enough to satisfy a hearty appetite. I do miss the dinner meals with a choice of rice or masala potatoes AND lentils. Now it's white or brown rice only (this and the steep price increases are the reason for the update to 4 stars). I'm so glad that the Saturday (vegan/vegertarian) and Sunday (mixed menu) brunches are returning! (While I do love naan, I will miss sorely the appetizer-sized dosas on Saturday though.)What seems not to have changed is the friendly and attentive service. I always feel welcomed and appreciated when dining here - water glasses are quickly topped off, menu questions from friends less familiar with Indian food are respectfully and sensitively handled, and requests for recommendations are given with a smile.Great job Rasoi!

We absolutely love Rasoi! The staff is amazing, the food is delicious, and its the perfect spot for gathering with friends and family. They make you feel so welcome.

I came out of this place full and satisfied! Had some Saag, and samosas, filled with potatoes and peas along with come cauliflower 65 which is just chicken wings, but vegan! My saag was delicious and my friends enjoyed their chicken tiki masala and biryani, where we all took bites sharing~ the Biryani had kick, a bit spicy, but in my opinion mild~ mango lassi is always a must at Indian restaurant~ we were recommended some warm bread bites, soaked in a type of light sweet soup. We didn't catch the name, but it was a nice end to our already filling food. Server was funny, helpful, and gave us great recommendations, especially to my friends who were new to Indian food. Everything was chill for a Tuesday evening. Slow pace and peaceful. Bathroom was super nice, clean, and had plenty of mirrors space. Informative too because it had posters of their specials for the weekend. I am coming back to try those specials! Their ad placements helped

Hello, I wanted to update on my review since some information is outdated. Tonight, I ordered some Butter Chicken and Garlic Naan. It was very good, however what I didn't realize was they changed their recipe for Butter Chicken. It now has cashews in it. I have an allergy to cashews as I stated previously. I ended up eating a few very bites of some tasty curry. Then my mouth started tingling, a feeling I get whenever I eat something I am not supposed to have. I knew I should have asked before I left the restaurant. My throat was starting to feel itchy. So I called the restaurant and asked, and the guy I spoke to confirms they do put cashews in the Butter Chicken. So I told him about my allergy and he was very apologetic! My fault too since I didn't ask if it contains the nuts or not. He explains to me that someone complained awhile ago about the Butter Chicken not being "authentic enough" (WTF who does this?!?!) so they reverted to their original recipe which contains the cashews. The man also explains that their tikka masala (can't remember the name for it on the menu.) but he said this does not have cashews and offered to make this for me instead. I agreed, I do feel kind of stupid for not asking and it's partial fault on whoever was a snob and complained about the dishes authenticity. I am definitely asking next time since I can't be screwing with my allergies like this. But I do notice many Indian restaurants don't say on the menu whether the Butter Chicken / Mahkni has cashews in it. There should be a disclaimer in the item description. I will say that if you have a food allergy it does not hurt to ask and you are not a jerk for asking questions. It's for your safety. The food is still very tasty and I will be back! Haven't had tandoori chicken from them in awhile. So that will be the next meal! TLDR: the Butter Chicken dish does contain cashew nuts now so be warned if you have nut allergies!

Really enjoyed the dinner I got here for takeout. I didn't want to get a entree dish so I got 3 apps instead.My favorite was the potato and pea samosas. ($6) Perfectly crispy and amazing flavor.The Aloo Parantha was very good. ($5) It was stuffed well, the bread was moist and was a large portion.I didn't love the Aloo Tikki Chaat though. ($8) The potato discs weren't great and lacked flavor. The texture on outside wasn't ideal either, too mushy. But I did like the sauce which had a nice kick.

This time, I went with a friend who was visiting from Worcester. We both started with soup, as I had the excellent Lentil & Vegetable soup, while he enjoyed the Mushroom & Spinach soup. For dinner, I really indulged in the Spicy Garlic Shrimp. He took great pleasure in eating the Korma Chicken dinner with special in-house tea. As usual, the service was excellent. And I hope to bring more visiting friends to this restaurant in the near future.

The food was incredible. Service was warm and welcoming. Modern and contemporary decor. Can't wait to come again. My Star Rating:5 stars: Blew my mind, had a wow factor, will return4 stars: I liked it but didn't love it, no wow factor, will still return3 stars: I didn't hate it, but didn't like it either. Will not voluntarily return2 stars: I did not like it, I would not return 1 star: I absolutely hated it, I would not return

just look at this magnificent dosa. admire it. and then eat! i literally ordered two plain dosas because of how good they were and then the chicken tikka app. chicken was grilled but not dry and flavorful without making my eyes water. loved the coconut chutney. the servers were so kind. accidentally brought the second dosa out filled with potato so they sent it home with us and sent another plain dosa out on the house. cute unassuming vibes and a great sit down place for lunch or dinner without the pressure.

We came by for lunch - a good place with well-spaced tables. Each of us had a thali - one with meat the other vegetarian. Both were very tasty. My wife had a strawberry lassi. I ordered an extra puri which was not as light as it should be. I mentioned this to our server who took it off the check (without my asking) which I appreciated.