Jo's Authentic Indian

This hidden gem 💎should be rated at least 4.5+ ⭐️ on Google Review. This restaurant had one of the best naan bread I’ve had in my life - it’s perfect balance of being chewy and well baked. I will be coming again just for the naans. I highly recommend the lunch special menu $15 that comes with variety of dipping flavours and also 1 piece of chicken + dessert. The staff (family owned) is friendly and gives Indian mom&pop vibes. Proportion is large and served quick. No waiting lines, which is a nice contrast to some nearby stores with unreasonable wait times. Delicious food, no wait time, friendly mom&pop store, healthy menu, and reasonably priced… should definitely be rated 4.5+ ⭐️

Amazing traditional Punjabi food. Feels very authentic and the flavors are amazing. Very accommodative on customization. Vegetarian thali is the combo I’ve ever eaten. Their chats are also amazing. Masala Chai is nice. Kind people who serve food with lots of dedication. My go to place when I want to feel good with homely authentic Indian style food. Great presentation of food and genuinely tasty food.

Second time here and was still very pleased. We tried completely different dishes than the previous time and all were great. I got Rupee beer, a thali lunch plate that came with rice and kheer, and samosa chaat. The owner and workers are extremely kind, the tables/booths are very clean, and the menu has a wide variety of both veg and non-veg.

This is the second time my boyfriend and I dined at Jo’s and it was an absolutely wonderful experience. The first time we ate there we knew 100% we had to come back. It was by far the best Indian food I have eaten. My boyfriend said it tasted just how his mother makes it. I highly suggest the Mutter Paneer and Aloo Tikki Chat.

My fiancé and I went in for dinner and ended up being shocked on how empty it was. The food was amazing and the owner and his wife were incredibly kind. It’s definitely a new favorite and a must try for anyone looking for good food and a comforting environment

A picture is worth a thousand words. You tell me if this looks like biriyani...it sure didn't taste like one. Won't be going back. However, service was good. First picture is what I got, second is what was on their website. Even the onions they put on top were not fresh, it's the packaged fried onions you get at the grocery store.

I went here once a while ago and the food was bland (at least for Indian food) and the vibes were too. Roommate ordered delivery from here last night and again, the food was bland and a bit too sour. "Hot" wasn't spicy at all (granted, there's two levels above it). Not the worst food I've ever had, but far from the best Indian food in Boston and probably not worth your time or money.

The service is excellent but the food is merely acceptable. The sambhar soup and mamosa were good but the garlic naan was weird. There was simply chopped garlic inside the naan and that meant there wasn't an even garlic flavor. Some bites tasted only of cilantro. I got the non-veg thali and while the rice and plain naan were fine, the curries were rather bland. Perhaps it was because I got mild but there wasn't a lot of flavor? I'd argue that mild should describe the spicy level and not the overall flavor profile. The chicken tikka was also hot but the lamb curry was nearly room temperature right when it got to the table. I chose the kheer as dessert and that was good. It's essentially a spiced rice pudding. Overall, the food was fine but honestly not memorable.