Street Kitchen

Cute spot on a Main Street. Service is lovely and quick. You order food and for sit down they bring your food out. Utensils on the side (love the self service blend).Food is mwuaah, chefs kiss. I need to go back and try the rest of the menu!I tried the pizza that Bombay chicken pizza under the Indian styled pizzas. Bbq sauce nicely complemented the pineapple against the savory garlic chicken. Makes your mouth ooze with excitement, it's ok I get it.That was just the beginning ;)Next enjoyed general tso chicken, really good from a spice standpoint and the right amount of crispyness. I also tried the butter chicken curry which was a delight. The presentation alone was such a good first impression.

I crave the Kitchen Favorite pizza almost every day. Toppings are perfectly balanced and has about 8 different items. Best combination pizza ever. 16" cheese pizza under $10. Hard to beat that anywhere. I've been a few times fit takeout and they are always so pleasant and grateful for the business. You gotta try this pizza.

This place was recommended to us by a local businessman. We ordered two dishes. When the owner understood we preferred lamb to goat, she modified the dish for us. The food was incredible. The quantity was excellent. Though you order up at the register prior to eating, the staff came regularly to make sure we were doing OK. While the restaurant has an extensive menu, and it is Indian and Indian fusion, we stuck to more traditional dishes. This is a nice, friendly, excellent restaurant and I highly recommend giving it a try, you will not regret it.

Amazing food and outstanding service. So flavorful. Indian pizza (we've had both the chicken tikka masala and chicken saag) is phenomenal. Hands down best Indian food around.

A friend recommended this spot because of the unique "Indian-style" pizzas. That sounded great so I had to try. I ordered 2 pizzas online in their website and picked up at the location. I wished their website had pictures of the individual foods but the descriptions are useful. Their location only has street parking. Now, straight to the foods.First pizza I ordered was the Bombay Chicken pizza, which has Bombay-style Garlic-infused Chicken, Pineapple Mango Curry, Green Bell Peppers, Mozzarella cheese. My friends and I enjoyed this pizza. It was very flavorful and sweet. Our only small suggestions are that the toppings should have more coverage on the pizza. In the pictures I attached, you see that they spread the toppings only in a small area inside the circle of the pizza. So, when you pick up a slice of pizza, most of the slice is plain and crust. The crust was also very basic. I was hoping that they designed the pizza where the crust had some kind of naan consistency. But overall, I give them points for a flavorful and unique fusion idea.The second pizza we order was the Total Desi pizza, which had Lamb Keema, Chicken Tikka, Red Onions, Green Chillies, Cilantro, Cheese. My friends preferred the Bombay chicken pizza over this one. This pizza was good also but the flavor does not pop like the Bombay Chicken pizza. The same suggestions on the toppings and crust also apply to this pizza as well.Overall, kind of pricey for the pizza but it is a very unique Indian-American fusion idea that I think works very well together. They also get points for making it fresh when ordered too. Our pizzas came out piping hot. I would come back for more food, with the hopes that they will make improvements.

The Kathi rolls were very good. Great place for lunch or dinner. Very friendly will go again for sure.

I found Street Kitchen while searching Uber Eats for Indian restaurants in Central Massachusetts. The extensive menu includes Indo-Chinese offerings as well as pizza. I always welcome a departure from traditional recipes towards something more creative and exciting, so my favorite items on the Street Kitchen menu are the very non-traditional Indian and Indo-Chinese pizzas, including the saag chicken pizza, the manchurian chicken pizza, and the szechuan chicken pizza. The flavors are bold, as one would expect, and the portions are generous. The chicken tikka pasta is also very satisfying. I have been very happy with the delivery experience, but will definitely visit the restaurant to dine in as soon as the COVID-19 pandemic is behind us.

I ordered takeout (chicken curry - spicy) - with a special request When I arrived to pick it up I was met with a smile, a recognition of my order, by the lovely woman pictured on the website The chicken was so tender, the sauce so wonderful, and the portion was generous and perfect.This was my first time there - I will for sure be back. Thank you Indian Street Kitchen for a great lunch and experience! Complements all around!

Go to Saffron on the west end. This business is losing money because their payment portal sucks. I could not pay fot a $59 order just now because the 'payment did not go thru'. I told street kitchen about this months ago, and they just blew it off. if you can't get orders, you will go out of business. Just saying, for the 10th time

I finally got around to trying out Street Kitchen tonight, and let me tell you, I now have a new choice for favorite Indian cuisine. If you love Indian food, give it a try, if you have never had Indian food, give it a try. Their fusion filled menu will give you plenty to choose from. Chicken Tikka pizza? Saag chicken pizza? Yes please! Not only that, but I also tried the chicken 65 and it was incredible. I can't wait to work my way through this menu especially when it is prepared by an incredibly friendly staff. I will absolutely be back.