Chawlas2

Ordered a mixed grill and two chicken samosas. The chicken samosas were not bad but given the size, it felt a little steep paying $6 for two samosas. The mixed grill on the other hand was quite good as well as the green sauce that came with it. The thing is that the variety in the mixed grill was limited. Other Indian restaurants will give you mixed grills with a variety of chicken and lamb while this place just gives you chicken. In this case, the mixed grill only consists of tandoori chicken and a whitish looking chicken to which I don't know the name. To their credit though, both types of chicken were nicely seasoned and cooked very well. Saw a couple reviewers talking about raw food, definitely did not experience that here.

Ordered veg samosa chicken samosa, chicken karai and masala chicken and garlic naan, kajar ka halwa and a kheer. Everything was good except the halwa. The price was reasonable, around $60.

Best food in queens!!! One of the best butter chicken you can have in the state of ny just mind blowing!!!! Took my family for an indoor dining experience and staff was so friendly made us feel like home spoken the language kids also love it as they prepared the food not spicy at all for my kids 5 stars would go back in a heart beat!!!

This is one of the best Indian places i’ve ever been to! The butter chicken was so good, it really blew my mind. The staff was so nice too! I will be coming back! The design of the restaurant was so pretty as well, I enjoyed the entire experience!

This is my second time ordering from them from DoorDash and the service has been great. I ordered butter chicken with garlic naan bread and mango lassi and the food is great. The butter chicken tastes very good and it’s so creamy! The garlic naan bread is fresh and it’s great with butter chicken. The mango lassi is a great refresher and has a good taste from the yogurt and mango combination. I enjoy Indian food and this filled me with happiness!

Food is good, but they charge extra when you call to deliver. Order online instead of calling and pay much less. Edit: read owners response that states "prices not updated yet," clearly this is exactly what I stated. Every delivery apps showed a total less than what was quoted when I called in. So again, check apps before calling if you're interested in ordering from this place.

First of all the restaurant has a B, And I didn’t realize that until after I ordered my food. So I got super nervous and I told the girl To cancel it, but she insist that The food is about two more minutes. Ciao I prayed in the car with this food going home…. I ordered a samosas, Kinda greasy. The first one was OK. The second one had a funny taste, so I threw it out. I also ordered garlic, which was probably the only thing I should’ve ordered. That was good. Now to the main chorus, I ordered butter chicken because that’s the whole reason why I came outside I was craving the food. I had a little bit of it and it taste OK, but then I kinda slow down on it and then suddenly my stomach started feeling a little nauseous. Immediately, and I said to myself, I’m not gonna eat this anymore. I started getting an aftertaste But it went away. 20 minutes later that food did not stay in my stomach. I use the restroom. I will not be going to that restaurant ever again. I should of just had chipotle.

Ordered from this place on a whim while visiting some friends before a movie, had some excellent Momo and spring rolls - worth the time.

The owner is clearly deceiving customers. All prices marked in the menu are lower than the final bill. Appetizers marked $6.99 is actually $9.99. We ordered 7 items and the total cost was higher by $10. Upon bringing to their attention the response was the TV monitors are updated but the not menus. Some menus have sticker reading Prices are Subject To Change. Owner ji, Please don't deceive people, update the menu. From food perspective, Gobi pakora were pre made, you heated up in oven or microwave and served, shame because basen was not cooked. Bhalay not fresh at all. dry from the inside, this happens when made long ago.

It was late evening after driving to Queens to visit friends and needed someone light evening snacks so looked up on yelp Indian fast food and do checking the menu decided to stop in. Service was fast for seat down food as they were busy working with take out order being weekend .. Small seating area for around 10-12 people with foursome and for two tables ..

Their prices are not the same as online. Service was bad. Don't go. I don't know why restaurants have to lie to get customers.

I'd rate Chawlas 2 four and a half stars. After trying at least a half dozen different south Asian restaurants in the Ozone Park, South Ozone Park, Richmond Hill, and South Richmond Hill area, I think I've found my favorite spot for takeout. We placed the order over the phone and it was ready when promised. We ordered samosas, garlic naan, keema naan, shahi paneer, and chicken tikka masala. Samoas was crispy and savory. Not to flakey which made it much cleaner to eat. The naans were both good though the keema naan was more like a paratha. Still liked it a lot. I had the shahi paneer and like it a lot. Came with a small serving of basmati rice. Quite creamy and buttery. I liked the spices a lot too. Meal paired well with a 2020 Raeburn Pinot Noir.

I with my family visited for lunch at this place and left with bad taste. Ordered fried fish which was like fish popcorn very tiny pieces. Chilly fish was full of ketchup and battere was making it difficult to cut in small piece. For main course i was tempted with name chicken pudina pasanda, which was without salt and added sugar horrible combination of creamy chicken with pudina powder only. Never ever eaten or seen sugary chicken served in indian cusine a sweet savoury dish. Bakwaas taste. Girl in front who served was uncortsious, unprofessional behaviour. Upon complaing she murmured ppl eat as is, didn't offer a subsitute, fix the taste or felt concerned. Avoid this eating place if you don't want to spoil your mood and money. Vaggie dishes were ok.

This place is so delicious. I had the paneer tikka masala combo. It came with rice, salad, and daal. I added the jalapeño naan. The paneer tikka masala was so flavorful with the perfect texture. I like my food spicy and this spice level was perfect. Has a kick but doesn't feel like your mouth is on fire. I can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu! Very friendly staff.

Horrible & unprofessional service. Went to buy food from them. their prices are more than what's presented on the menu. Their excuse is "Their prices have went up". okay so have a menu that reflects it. Very rude people! won't be going back again.

Food was good but the service was terrible only reason I won't return.. words barely came out of the servers mouth.. food took forever to come out and once it was ready they left it on the counter instead of telling me it was ready for a Togo order.. still no words came out of their mouths they might need a class in customer service..

Great food, great food. Great food. Second time trying Indian food, my first time is was YUCKY! Wouldn't call name of establishment. But someone told me about this place. After my first experience I thought I would have Indian food again. But here I am. We order a bunch of different things to try. Forgot to take pics, but their biryani rice was so so so so delicious and the butter chicken. Wooohoo it was a spicy party in my mouth. For me the spicer the better. The mutton was also good. The mango lasee was a favorite but only one complain with that it's a bit to thick, but I just added water to thinning it. Overall definitely go try them out.

Overall, good eats! This Indian cuisine was very tasty and flavorful. It has a wholesome-homestyle type of feeling when taking in the dishes. Each dish has a flavorful touch of spices that blur the lines from being mild or hot. The combo plates are very satisfying for one person. If your a light eater you can make a second pass at these dishes. The naan bread is very good, order an extra one because you will wish you had more when it runs out. I made the order thru GrubHub and had it delivered. If you are thinking of trying this place out for something different, go for it. You won't be disappointed. Live, Laugh, & Love -Sha Muzik

I acknowledge that the flavors of a dish can vary from restaurant to restaurant, however I can't recommend this place based on my experience. I ordered the Palak Paneer,Aloo Gobi, Vegetable Samosa and naan. The same as I order every time I order Indian food. The food arrived on time, considering I was at a hotel I thought they would bring utensils, however, none included. No big deal I had my own. The palak paneer unfortunately had a pasty texture. I've been ordering palak paneer for years, I've had good bad and average, this one ranges between average-bad in my opinion. The Aloo Gobi was fine, I ordered mild, it was pretty hot, but that's OK, you expect that with Indian food. My big problem really is that when I normally have Indian food, it's magical, I don't get chunks of ginger and lemon grass that I'm chewing and gnawing on. With this food, that's what I had. The flavor was OK, I thought the dal was delicious, but I certainly would never order this again nor did I eat 90% of what I ordered. I have a bit of a tummyache, but that could be just from the spice. I think the food is probably fresh, I just didn't think the flavor was very well developed nor was the food as impressive as the other reviews suggest.

Great food with great service. I loved the chicken tika masala with the garlic naan along with lassi

Hands down one of the best Indian cuisine in New York. I highly recommend trying this place. I started with the gol gappe appetizer and it was amazing. For the main course I had Chicken Curry with garlic naan. The food is amazing and they give amazing service. Im definitely eating at this place more often.

This review is based on my most recent experience: I have ordered from here several times, and never had any issues... until now. People were kind, and food was always good, with quick and friendly delivery. I have ordered over the phone, as well as via their website. I placed an order a couple of nights ago via their website, and received an email confirmation right away, and my credit card showed a pending charge for $36.13. After I waited for about an hour and 20 minutes, I didn't hear anything further, so I called the restaurant to inquire. The employee asked if I had ordered via UberEats, and I said no, via the website, like I had several times before. She simply said, "the website doesn't work." I'm not sure if I got disconnected or if she hung up on me (mid-sentence.) I called back, saying maybe this was a bad connection, and the woman kept shouting, "the website doesn't work!" I mentioned that it worked in the past, and asked if is this a new problem, and she just kept shouting at me that "it doesn't work!!" I said that I was just trying to find out how I can cancel, as my credit card does show a charge, and I suggested the restaurant update their website to not allow customers to order directly from there. Even when you Google the restaurant, the delivery option specifically says "restaurant prefers" to use this method. When you click on the restaurant menu, a screen opens that says in huge red letters, "Place your order online for easiest ordering experience, order now!" Below that, there is a logo for "MyMozo," which is apparently the software that it uses. It states that you may see a charge on your credit card that says "3g Global Systems, Inc." I have used this method several times before, as I try to order directly from restaurants, so they may benefit more than if we use a middleman like UberEats, so I was honestly trying to help the restaurant's business. I tried speaking with someone else about the issue, but kept getting routed to this same rude woman, who hung up on me every time. Having had good experiences at Chawlas in the past, I honestly expected someone to say, "I'm so sorry this happened," and made a suggestion of a contact person to rectify the credit card charges. She clearly did not care at all that I was a customer who lost money, and I even said, I will have to report this as a bad charge to my credit card company, and that might flag your restaurant as fraudulent; I was really trying to avoid this. I suggested updating the website, so that other people don't go through the same problems. Again, I was repeatedly hung up on and scolded (as if I was an idiot for trying to support their restaurant and order food through their website.) Having called again today, suggesting again that the restaurant, at the very least, update their website, I was hung up on again (why do I keep getting this same person?) I just reported the charge to AmericanExpress, and will not be spending any more money at this establishment. I am extremely disappointed that after I spent hundreds of dollars here, I was treated with such disrespect, when all I was looking for was some kind of explanation and suggestion on how to rectify this charge.

I've been stranded by Hurricane Irma for a few days and I'm staying in the area. I decided to give Chawla's a try, and I'm glad I did. When you walk in the seating area is very basic, but clean and comfortable. You go up to the counter to order, either from the menu or from the video screens above the counter. I was greeted warmly and my questions were answered. I chose the spicy chili paneer, which apparently they have a lunch special with that, it comes with lentils and a choice of naan bread. I didn't quite realize they had a lunch special, but glad the guy told me about it. It was delicious! The chili paneer was spicy, though I would have liked it a bit spicier, but it was good. The lentils had a little smoky flavor to them which was delicious. The garlic naan was good, not the best I've ever had, but for all of that and a bottle of water I paid around $11, more with tip, but I found it a great value. The reason I docked a star was how the meal comes out. They serve the stay orders on plastic with plastic utensils, and to me it's just wasteful. I can understand why they do it, as it's probably cheaper and when they are really busy they don't have to clean plates, etc. Its just not that environmentally friendly. If you want some good Indian food at a good value in a very casual atmosphere then Chawlas2 fits the bill. I will be back given the opportunity.

The food is very good and fresh from this restaurant. Only down side is that it's kinda pricey and the other Indian restaurant across the street name Namesta gives you watered down food and no real meat in your meals. You get what you pay for so I will still buy food from this spot.

Love their plate system !!! Love their butter chicken!!! I feel like they cook fresh food

So I've been walking by here every time I come home but had yet to try it out until today. As soon as I walked the aroma of the food hit me it was amazing in the guy at the counter smiled and took my order, he was very very friendly and nice. I ordered the Tandori Chicken Combo with roti to go along with two veggie samosas. The menu looks pretty big and decent. Also it was pretty packed so usually packed places say food is good. So the food was good and samosas awesome as well. Just the right amount of spice. The combo came with lentils and a little salad the chicken was spicy but really really good, lentils were absolutely delicious and I've gotta day that the tamarind sauce for the samosas is one of the best ones I've ever had. Everything tasted so homemade

I ordered delivery here a few times. The food is edible. Decent naan, ok masala. The samosas are large and crispy on the outside. It just could be better. The chicken tikka masala is the best thing I've had there. The assorted tandoor meat combo wasnt that great.

Ordered hariyali chicken lunch combo; got malai tikka boti with lots of green food coloring! WTF! So disappointing! Please go on YouTube and learn how to cook!!

I am obsessed with this restaurant! My husband and I have ordered probably 5x since discovering it a month ago. The food is consistently fresh & delicious! We get the butter chicken, tikka masala & paneer. I cannot even describe how amazing it is! The prices are also very reasonable for the amount of food you get! Definitely order, you won't regret it!

Ordered Aloo Gobi, Mutton Masala, Chicken Tikka Masala & Mutton Biryani I asked on the phone does each come with rice or naan yes it does! What did I received one small rice and full plate of everything else.. The naan was paid for separately. What am I supposed to eat the Aloo Gobi & Mutton Masala with if the rice is being eaten with the tikka Masala? I would never order from them again when I called on the phone they said the rice is complementary. For $61 complementary my a$$

So many options in the area and they fell short of my expectations! Food is delicious don't get me wrong, but to wait an additional HOUR and 11 MINUTES for my food plus to find out there's a missing item from my order, this right here will make think twice before ordering again. Not even an apology but all I heard from the female is "it's ok, it's ok." My food was supposed to be ready between 8:15-8:25pm it wasn't ready until 9:36pm, it's not "ok."

Its good. Very long wait for food. Usually they say half an hour but takes almost 45 minutes. You can order food the taste is good. But takeout or delivery you'll be waiting a while.

This is it. Look no further. One of the best Indian food I have had in NYC. My friends and I ordered a bunch of food and it hit the spot. It doesn't matter if you order Vegetarian or Non Vegetarian, it's wll good. Here are some of my favorites: Vegetarian- Paneer Pudina Pasanda, Malai Kofta, Veg Biryani. Non Vegetarian- Butter Chicken, Lollipop Chicken, Chicken Malai Tikka. Breads- Lachha Paratha, Pudina Paratha, Keema Naan. Their Amritsari Kulcha and Chhole are not the best, but overall this place is awesome. A MUST try and would definitely order from them again.

Nowhere near my house but I will go out of my way to get their noms. Have yet to be disappointed. I recommend the butter chicken and mixed veggie korma. Garlic nan brings it all together beautifully. This place is special to me now because it was the last meal I actually tasted before Corona stoke my taste/smell for a week. I was so happy my last meal was so delicious.

I have posted my gripes with the second Chawlas NYC location in Manhattan. But this original outpost lives up to the slogan of "Taste of Ludhiana". Excellent chole kulcha worth the trip to the far reaches of the city.

I won't recommend since they are not truthful with their online order price on grub hub. Update the menus online at least!

Every order has been excellent - the quality and taste the same Family favorites are Butter chicken and Mutton masala but every other dish has been equally tasty. - we always order takeout, ask for an estimate and the food is hot and waiting. A lot of places are getting dinged for delivery services that have nothing to do with the restaurant.

I've ordered pick and delivered. All times food and been amazingly delicious. A staple dish that we order is butter chicken, tandoor chicken and garlic nan. Butter chicken - one of the best I've ever had Unfortunately every time I order (to go or delivery) there's not enough chicken in the order !!! Tandoori chicken - (bone in) the BEST. Always cooked through and still moist. Garlic nan- always on point. Tonight we added lollipop chicken and it was phenomenal! One of the biggest things things I have a problem with is that it takes a full hour to deliver but everything is made to order and hot wherever pick up or delivery. Also, for my delivery order, on each order I requested extra tamarind and chutney, guess what I didn't get. NOT EVEN ONE TAMARIND. Over all, I will continue to order bc their food is top notch. Just change a few small things.

I love Indian food! And I'm so glad that I stumbled upon this secret gem right in my area! Thanks again Yelp! First walking in your stomach grumbles from the beautiful aroma of the spices in the air! Chawlas 2 reminds me of a family own business, where they make sure they take there time with your order. My lovely foodie partner in crime and I had ordered the palak paneer, as well as the chicken malai tikka. Both orders came with lentil soup and your choice of nan or rice and a small salad. We both ordered the garlic nan instead. I also had to get the mango lassi! I must say our order took a while for it to come out but one thing for sure is you know it's going to be nice and hot, and freshly made which it was!! The food itself is AMAZING! The flavors, the spice and the garlic nan bread is to die for! The staff that work there are very sweet. If you are dining in they make sure they put your food on a dinner plate, serve you water and all. If your taking out they have awesome to go containers. Only negative I can say is the tables can be updated, but that didn't bother me. I most DEFINITELY will be coming back to this place again especially for there palak paneer!

The customer service at this restaurant ruined its potential rating. Although the food was good, the customer service will prevent me and my friends/family from reordering. My uncle placed a lunch order around 3pm and called after waiting 2 whole hours for the food. The lady who got on the phone with him told him the chefs were on a break, to which my uncle responded they should have let us know rather than keep us waiting. The woman replied with yelling at him rudely asking if my uncle thinks they don't deserve breaks. Who speaks to someone like that? Why would my uncle think chefs should not get a break?! The employee should have let customers know that the food will take long as some people need to eat at a certain time. The conversation was ridiculous and rude and anyone who orders should beware to be met with this type of attitude.

One of the best Indian restaurants in the area in my opinion! Previously the other owners had a successful business, but I feel as though the new owners have really marked their spot. I enjoy the mango lassi, chicken biryani, mutton biryani, butter chicken, fresh chai, and naan just time name a few. The good thing about this place is you can always customize the spice level. So if you're into spicy food just tell them, but if you went your food mild they can do thag as well. The biryanis are always 100% fresh , it's very filling and a taste of India in my opinion. It tastes just like home cooking. The chai is another great addition, it's always hot and fresh for you. If you don't like bowl your chai tastes you can always tell them and a new cup will be made. The butter chicken and naan are another great combo, the creaminess of the butter chicken and buttery flavoring of the naan really hit well. Just these two good items alone can fill you up. The mango lassi is a great one too. The yogurt and mango combo is the best in my opinion, but perhaps filling so be cautious! Overall, service is great and the people up front always want to help and make you enjoy your stay. I will surely return, it's just a great place and you're never to be disappointed.

I wasn't in the mood to drive far for dinner, so I yelped "Vegetarian Friendly Food" and found this place. I ordered the chili mushroom, and my mom got the chicken biryani; both were delicious!! I'm so glad I found this spot, and I appreciate the wonderful customer service. Def worth checking out

I was craving Indian food and after searching yelp I decided to go with this place. I got delivery through Grubhub. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, Garlic Naan, Samosas and Lachha Parantha. I everything tasted good I can't complain. One thing was missing though and that was the Laccha Parantha which is what I was really craving. I called and the lady kept emphasizing that she put it in the bag.... why would I call to complain if it was in there? Very unprofessional.

Called in to place an order about five minutes ago- The man advised me that my order was not enough for them to deliver - I added a few items to compensate and the guy hung up on me- I called back and no response- A paying customer should not be turned away because his order is not as lucrative as you would want it to be- It's important to understand that when you own a restaurant you don't just sell food - you provide a service to the community at large- This experience is a glaring indication of the care the management puts into the business- I am sorely disappointed and will not be patronizing in the future.

It's sad I have to give one star because their food is delicious. However their service is horrible, the workers are terrible. Disgusting attitudes and no proper management. Waiting over 2 hours for a pickup order is ridiculous when I witnessed over 3 people walk in and out with their orders. Do better.

I'm not one to complain about late orders much because I know things happen, especially in the restaurant business. However, when you tell your customers an order will be ready in 25-30 minutes but it ultimately takes a whole hour WHILE you don't lie and make them wait and then not even apologize. Super disappointing experience.

What is it with new Indian restaurants taking a turn for the worst? So much promise and hope in the beginning, but seems like they get confident in the first few months and then start making budget cuts and poor decisions that drive customers away. Would never order takeout or dine out from this joint ever again for two reasons: 1) Our order took an hour to be ready after placing it. We deliberately placed the order an hour before (anticipating delay on their end), and still had to wait an hour to get the food. Really two hours for 2 dishes and some tandoori roti... come on. 2) We ordered a paneer dish (Indian cottage cheese) since my parents are strict vegetarians for religious reasons and they gave us chicken makhani instead. It's lucky I started eating this chicken makhani or I would have to witness my parents throwing up in horror at eating meat. And we asked them THREE times to confirm that they gave us paneer since this has happened before. Definitely not making the mistake of giving them business again. Zero accountability for anything that happened and clearly there are some management issues in the kitchen and believe me food quality has declined in the past year.

Tonight I ordered Chawlas2, its good Indian food, good prices and fast delivery. Like most Indian restaurants you pay for the nann and rice separately. My chicken masala was so tasty, I only wish they put more in my container.

I ordered Chawla's like I normally do when I'm home and don't want to get out of my house and I've got a craving for Indian. In the past, they have always been on time, the food was delicious with a nice kick and there were no issues. Until today. I ordered my meal from Seamless and it was delivered quickly by a nondescript guy. Nothing serious, hi, thanks, bye. End of story and I got my food. About 20 minutes after I got my food and I'm midway into eating my chicken tikka masala combo plate with naan, I get a text message from an unknown number saying hello. Curious to know how he got my number, he proceeded to say I didn't know him, but he saw me near my house, thought I was cute and wanted to go out with me and got my number from a friend. I don't give my number out freely to anyone nor do I have a close relationship with my neighbors for them to give out my number. After a lot of back and forth about him telling me where he got my number from if I would go out with him, he finally admitted to being my delivery guy after he tried to tell me not to get mad. Well, I got mad. I got mad enough to call the manager and report this guy. The manager said no one by that number works there. Manager said he would call the police. I did also, I called the police. They advised me to leave a review (as they didn't get a report for anyone about this as the manager said he would) and that is what I'm doing now because clearly someone is covering up for this HIGH LEVEL OF UNPROFESSIONALISM. It's a shame because I really enjoyed the food here, but now I cannot trust this restaurant to deliver my food without getting hit on in an really inappropriate matter or using my phone number for reasons other than delivery. I will never order from here again. Proof: http://imgur.com/a/y6XyX

Chawla's is such a great find! The woman working was very sweet and helpful and the food was AMAZING. I had the paneer tikka masala and would highly recommend. The restaurant itself is clean and well-maintained, with plenty of seating. Vegetarian options are clearly listed in their own section and there's ample selection for meat-eaters and herbivores alike. It's nothing fancy, very affordable, and definitely somewhere I'd visit again.

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. I looked over the reviews and decided to give it a try being we were in the mood for Indian food. I'm glad we chose this place. The food was prepared so well. Taste was delicious. It was also packed excellently. Plenty of food for left overs. We had the tandoori chicken, chicken saag. Basmati rice with side salads and Naan bread. I would def order again.

Amazing Resturant and family owned I have known the family for quite sometime and they make the best food in Queens. If you are looking for the taste of India you have found it.

The food was great it was amazing and it was great customer service I highly recommend this restaurant and if you want to go out with your family this restaurant will do you a huge favor it won't disappoint I have been going there for a year now it's amazing

We Yelped for Indian food in the JFK-vicinity and chanced upon Chawla's. And we are so thrilled to have discovered this place! This nondescript-looking restaurant dishes out some of the most mouth-watering authentic North Indian/Punjabi style meals I've had in NYC/NJ. We tried the Chicken Achari tikka combo meal with a side of Amritsari chole and another combo platter of the Butter chicken (again with the chole). The chole (chickpea gravy) that Chawla's makes has to be the best I've had. It rivals home cooked ones I've relished in friends' homes back in Delhi and Punjab. It was so, so good. The traditional way to making this dish is by using black spices (whole cloves, cardamom, peppercorn etc.), chaat masala (a special spice powder to give it the tanginess), but what sets it apart is the black tea bags or black tea water that's used for the broth. Unlike regular Indian restaurants, which serve the common, tomato-y version of this dish, the Amritsari chole is really a class apart when done well - and Chawla's does it genuinely well. It was spiced just right and had the sharpness this dish needs without being too spicy to drown out the natural flavor of the chickpeas. Between the two chicken dishes, the chicken achari tikka got our vote. The chicken pieces were succulent and the meat was grilled well imparting the smoky flavor. The sauce in the butter chicken was delicious...creamy and smooth, but the chicken pieces didn't taste too fresh. We also got a side of the black daal (daal makhni) and chicken biryani to go. The daal was very flavorful and well-made... could easily go back for more. Coming to the biryani - it was aromatic and the flavors of the rice with the meat came together well. One of the better versions of the dish I've had in a really long time. Must the add the staff was really wonderful and hospitable - also gave us tons of extra naan with our combo platter. Would love to try their other vegetarian dishes when we go back - they definitely seem to have a slight upper hand over the meat ones. If you're in the area and craving Indian food, definitely give Chawla's a shot. One caveat - North Indian cuisine tends to be rich in spices, so pace yourself well!

I absolutely loved every aspect of this restaurant. I had the dal, paneer makhni, tandoori salmon and chicken curry. Words cannot simply describe how good the food is. But the best adjective I can think of is divine. The food is simply too good to properly convey through this reviews. You must go and try this restaurant. I will definitely be returning and will not hesitate to eat here again.

Always get their butter chicken and never fails. Best spot to get it at! Delivery is also fast.

Best food around. Everything is super fresh. Very clean & it's a well run establishment! They deliver right to your hotel room & wait time is exactly what they say it will be.

Well I gotta say, I usually don't have a problem with this place and I get chawlas maybe 2 or 3 times a year but this time when I got ordered take out, my order didn't start until I arrived at the restaurant even though I ordered it a half an hour earlier from their website online. The youngish bearded guy at the front didn't pick up the print out for the online orders so I guess the heat must have been getting to him. I ordered a few things and actually didn't receive one if my entrees for my take out, a malai kofta combo and the chicken tandoori I ordered was completely dried and over cooked. Did not taste fresh at all. The online order has a section for notes to send to the restaurant that prints and I had asked for a side of onions and lemon on the original order. I had to ask for the onions after I received my order and didn't receive my lemon. I called the restaurant to tell management about these issues and the same guy at the counter picked up and said I should have told him about my dry tandoori chicken at the restaurant....which would mean opening up my take out on the spot and checking the 7 combo plates to make sure all the food was cooked to perfection...didnt seem like a good idea... Anyways the rest of the food, according to my coworkers, was still delicious