The Treasury - Indian and Greek Kitchen

FIRST time around!Food/Drink: Entrees were amazing, everything tasted fantastic. The flavors and the smells were intoxicating! I had the Curry Goat, glass of wine, basmati rice, garlic naan, and Samosas.Bread and Apps: The garlic naan mmmm mmmm!Dinning Area: Pretty Small, and cramped. A little drafty.Prices: Expensive. Small appetizer, entree, bread, wine, and a side of rice. I got away for $73.Parking: Plenty of space, strip mall lot.Bathrooms: Bathrooms were clean and smaller in size.Atmosphere: During the weekday Dinner rush, pretty busy, but not unmanageable. I did not wait long.Staff/Attendants: Staff overall was Great, family owned and operated I presume. Extremely authentic, deep accent. Awesome experience.8/10

**Treasury Kitchen Review in Burlington, MA** Recently ventured into Treasury Kitchen, nestled at 4A Wayside Rd, Burlington, MA, for an unforgettable Indian cuisine journey. Here's the lowdown on our foodie experience: **Appetizers Galore:** - **Pinwheel Samosas:** A delightful spin on the classic, packed with spinach and exotic seasonings for a savory burst of flavor. Rating: 9/10- **Crunchy Yogurt Eclairs:** A unique masterpiece! Yogurt nestled in crispy vermicelli, offering a unique texture and taste that surprisingly works wonders. Rating: 7/10- **Beetroot Tikki:** Our top pick! Imagine a bite-sized charcuterie experience with beetroot patties and goat cheese - an absolute must-try. Rating: 10/10- **Pinwheel Samosa Chaat:** A flavor explosion featuring chickpea masala, cranberry and spicy green chutneys, and flavored yogurt. Unforgettably good. Rating: 10/10 **Chicken Tenders Trio:** Tried Hariyali, Reshmi, and Achar flavors. Charred to perfection but left us wishing for more sauce indulgence. Rating: 6/10 **Mains to Remember:** - **Duet of Mushroom Curry:** A heavenly mix of Portobello and button mushrooms in a spicy cream gravy. A mushroom lover's dream! Rating: 10/10- **Paneer Curry with Corn:** A refreshing twist on the classic saag paneer. Corn adds an unexpected but delightful element. Rating: 8/10 **Dessert Delight:** Ended our evening on a high note with an Indian version of bread pudding, complemented by apricot jam. A perfect sweet finale. Rating: 8/10 **Thoughts:** While Treasury Kitchen markets itself as Greek and Indian, I did not try any greek dishes....very curious if they are rebranding? Or maybe just stick to Indian food? Regardless I will definitely return for the indian dishes.**Overall Scores:**- Food: 9/10 - Affordability: 5/10 - Ambiance: 7/10

The food was very average for the price. I have had much better Greek food. The zucchini feta fritters were very tasty but 3 small pieces for $8 is ridiculously pricey. The fatteh bowl was okay, the fritters were very dry, the salad did not have enough dressing and rice was just plain rice. The sauce they mentioned was barely there, making the dish overall very very dry. In the DoorDash listing they mentioned the dish comes with fries, but there were no fries. The roasted lamb gyro was meh too, the lamb was dry and overcooked and did not taste very fresh.Tried the food twice as I always like to give restaurants multiple chance, but both the times it was not good. Going to pass eating here unfortunately.

Food here continues to be first rate and seems to have gotten even better over the last year. Have not yet tried the Greek side of the menu yet since each new dish on the Indian side becomes a new favorite. Service is still friendly and knowledgeable and the modern atmosphere is relaxing.

We had an amazing vegetarian Indian dinner here shortly after it opened--everything was delicious: Aloo Tikki Chaat, the Paneer Tikka (to die for!!), Dal Makhani, Makai Ka Saag (so tasty with corn!), garlic naan and Jeera rice. I have been dreaming about it ever since. The presentation of everything was top notch. We were dressed casually, but this was a date-worthy meal and location.

Wonderful food and presentation! Great calm atmosphere for lunch with husband and baby

All I can say is wow. This place exceeded my expectations. The food here was amazing. I wasn't expecting such a tasty Greek meal at an Indian and Greek fusion restaurant and I was pleased. I'd highly suggest this bowl if you're vegetarian and can't make up your mind on what to order. The staff were super friendly and very professionally dressed which I appreciate. And the decor was very elegant and upscale. If they keep up these standards I'll definitely be returning.

I've been here about 3 times now and have had a fabulous experience each time. The food is always phenomenally presented, consistently delicious, and unfortunately overpriced. The service is very attentive and the food comes out fast. The ambiance is beautiful and the restrooms are clean. I always refer friends that ask where to go for upscale Indian food to this restaurant because it's just really good and the menu chances adding variety and zest (yes I just wrote zest). I recommend coming here with friends and family. Having a big group allows you to try multiple dishes and eat a good amount of food without wasting. I hope they bring the pinwheel paneer rolls back to the menu because they were amazing!I should mention I am not a fan of the Greek food and only the Indian food here!

Amazing Plain lassi & Dum Veg Briyani as it is made the traditional way. Samosa chat was good. The serving dishes have changed, so be aware that both presentation and taste may change from when you last visited. The falooda is now served in a white bowl instead of a glass with a long spoon. I really enjoyed the prior way, current way meh amd I would never order it again. Menu is all Indian now, too.

First visit to this establishment and first impression is that an eclectic mix of ambience from Barbie to formal settings. Very different sets of tables and booth-like setup, a bit distracting with brighter lights and colors. Let us talk of food - I tried only the Indian cuisine and at high level it was just watered down (meaning taste) Indian food to cater to the crowd. The portions are large, food delivered quickly and with care. May be the restaurant website gives an impression of authentic and fusion kind, and as I experienced they are not authentic instead just average quality in terms of taste, and presentation. May be this is just yet another fusion restaurant (if so, add one more star). The crew - gentleman who served my table was awesome, but not all are very warm especially at the entry or at Bar. Net - okay restaurant if you expect value for money. A place to splurge $$$$ for the ambience.