Fans of the passage to India in porter, please look elsewhere. The food is completely different and some of the worst i have had in Boston. Owners of this new establishment, do better.We used to love passage to India when it was in porter square, so we tried this all place for delivery. However, this place is completely different and so much worse. The naan was gummy and undercooked. the chicken tikka masala had stewed, tough, chewy meat (clearly not cooked in a tandoori oven) with a really watery, bland sauce. The chicken korma had oily dark meat and an unusual spice profile.In short, I was blown away how different the food is from porter square passage to India. This was some of the worst...
I experienced food poisoning after dining here. In this photo, do you see any yellow lentils? I paid $22 for them, and what I received was a pint of yellow broth with about 30 scattered black and yellow lentils floating around. I ended up having to mix all the rice into it just to create a watery, mushy soup, which is what you see in the picture. I chose lentils for their taste and nutritional value, but what I got was greasy yellow water and rice—an unhealthy mess. As for the chicken my partner ordered, it was totally devoid of flavor. It would have only taken a moment to call the number associated with the order and inform us that they were out of lentils, but they didn’t bother to do that...
We ordered Lamb Bhuna and Nizam Biryani through Grubhub. We received the biryani, but there was no lamb bhuna. Instead, we got a type of butter chicken that we didn't enjoy at all. I wish they wouldn't label it as biryani because it lacked any of the traditional spices and was just a mushy mess, likely leftover rice in a curry sauce. I called the restaurant, and while the person I spoke with was friendly, he couldn't issue a refund or send out the correct order unless we placed a new order through Grubhub. He mentioned he would send the right items and throw in a couple of extras, but we are not interested in ordering anything else. Thank you.
Would not recommend unless you are new into exploring the Indian cuisine. Food tastes like nothing an Indian would crave for and is very average. I feel like all dishes have been conceptualized to cater to people from different ethnicities and that is why it tastes quite far from what an Indian would expect. It will be disappointing if you’re looking for something very authentic!
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Great food with generous portions for lunch. My favorite dish to get is the Chicken Chili Masala with some Naan (best bread I've ever had).Manager was very friendly and checks in on their customer's experience. Can be a bit pricey for one person, as naan will cost extra, but nothing out of the ordinary for Boston dining.
Delicious! The staff was very friendly, my tikka was delightful. My friend's vindaloo wasn't particularly spicy, and when we told the waiter they made a small batch that was extra spicy and my friend loved it!Food: 5/5
It's a little nook to satisfy your indian food cravings. I liked the most was the serving portions which are separated into lunch and dinner. A great place to dine alone or with family. Also has an open bar.Food: 5/5
Good quality food and service. Very conveniently located near the Museum and offices. Tasty food and spice level can be adjusted upon request.
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This Indian restaurant is fantastic, featuring friendly staff and incredibly delicious food! Rating: 5/5 for the food.
Nice place to visit and have food here.Samosa was really good.
Lemon Coriander Soup (Veg Or Chicken)
Non- Vegetarian Dinner For Four
Hot Sour Soup (Veg Or Chicken)
Manchow Coup (Veg Or Chicken)
Chicken Shish Kabob (Halal)
Naan Au Chili Et À L'oignon
Goat Biryani (On The Bone)
Vegetable Mixed Appetizers
Vegetarian Dinner For Four
Dîner Végétarien Pour Deux
