Top Restaurants in Newtown
Top 3 Indian food in Newtown, Pennsylvania, United States
Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Newtown including Guru's Indian Cuisine, Cross Culture, Indian Garden
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1. Guru's Indian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By ShirleyE601
We enjoyed a delicious meal including Tandori and other items that honestly I don't even know the name of what we ordered but everything was so delicious. Service was excellent and I can't wait to back again.
2. Cross Culture
Reviewed By Crazy4fishing
While there is already one very good Indian restaurant in our local community, thereâs always room for some healthy competition and Iâm happy to say, so far itâs here! We have been wanting to try out this new restaurant cum catering local so a recent Thursday night found us there in the early evening. Decor, not so great, could use a bit of warming up. Weâre in a strip mall here,try to make me forget about that for a while. The service on the other hand was excellent, not obtrusive and always cordial with refreshed drinks and plenty of rice. Now to the stars, the food. The aloo tikki appetizer was terrific, juicy and flavorful. We followed with chicken tikka masala, chicken Kashmir and Mali chicken kabab. I know, lots of chicken, but we wanted to compare to entree we are familiar with across town. And these stood up well. All of the dishes were steaming hot, ingredients were fresh and plentiful. The flavors meshed perfectly. Truly enjoyable. In addition, we tried the chili garlic nan (highly recommended!) and sautéed vegetables. We look forward to getting back to Cross Culture and to sampling more of their varied menu. Always good to have two solid choices in town. Now we have them.
3. Indian Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By Chang- G
Good north Indian fare, solid, tasty, and attentive service. The goat kadai - one of their specialities - was excellent, flavorful and spicy. Their chicken tikka masala, though, was only okay, somewhat bland. Similarly for their saag paneer; however, the sabji vindaloo and bhindi masala were quite good. Nice roti, naan, and steaming hot paratha went well with the meal. But no beer! It's BYOB and unfortunately I didn't know that. Add a liquor license and this might bump up to a 4 star.
