Khiladi NYC

Indian restaurant · East Village

Khiladi NYC

Indian restaurant · East Village

175 Avenue B, New York, NY 10009

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Khiladi serves up inventive South Indian dishes like nacho chat and idly poutine in a cozy spot, blending authenticity with casual flair.

175 Avenue B, New York, NY 10009 Get directions

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"An East Village Indian restaurant launched a dabba featuring Andhra chicken fry with curry leaves and mustard seeds, a milder chicken curry with fenugreek leaves, a side of roti, and an egg pulao." - Eater Staff

The Best Dishes Eater Editors Ate This Week, March 2021 - Eater NY

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"Khiladi launched a dabba lunch service offering lunchboxes that include an appetizer, a curry, flavored rice, and one chapati. The lunchboxes are available as vegetarian or meat options and cost $25. The restaurant's owner, Sruthi Chowdary, prepares these lunchboxes with no set menu, changing dishes daily based on market availability and customer requests. The lunchboxes are available for pick-up only, with a $20 deposit fee for the dabba." - Tanay Warerkar

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Florence Craft

SerpAPI

The food is always delicious and tastes authentic. I usually order the butter chicken, the lamb and of course samosas. I asked the manager who is very kind suggested I try the vindaloo which you can request spicy. I enjoyed the food, the staff were attentive. My only issue was the to go containers were not suitable for my dish it was a plastic closing container. I did have some spillage but just be cautious what you take to go! The food has never disappointed me.

Javier Kohen

SerpAPI

Low key and inventive Indian food. I loved everything I tried. Simple things like pani puri became complex with a mint sauce. The lentil appetizer was made exciting thanks to an assortment of grains and nuts. The curry, while more traditional, was still really good. The prices were reasonable.

Alekya P

SerpAPI

Food is decent, service is great. Butter chicken was good, lamb was okay could use a little bit more flavor. Chaat was top tier. Will definitely try out dessert next time.

gertie

SerpAPI

such amazing food!! the yogi puffs were genuine flavour explosions and so fun to eat! the pulao and malabar fish curry were so complex in their flavour profiles, every bite was an adventure. i would give it a 7 out of 5 if i could!!!!!

Richa Gupta

SerpAPI

This has to be one of the best Indian foods in the city. I wish this place got the populariry it deserves. I loved how maggi was perfectly al dante. The dahi puri was really delicious too. I liked their uttampam too. I am veg but my bf ate the fish and raved about it. The kuttu parantha was average but I might not be the best judge for it. The interiors are done quite thoughtfully too with little knick knacks

Jennifer Liang

SerpAPI

We had an incredible meal. The service is quick and the staff are very nice! The owner is very kind and always happy to recommend a dish on the menu. I really enjoyed the Kheema Pao and Nacho Chaat. Planning to come again! …… Came again for the long weekend; This is such an underrated place with great prices! Got the kothu paratha which was also amazing.

Zach

SerpAPI

Good South Indian food, family owned. Took my back to my time in India. Nice interior in a quiet location. Masala chai was excellent! Also got maggi noodles extra spicy.

Sohum Daftary

SerpAPI

Awesome food! I typically am skeptical of indian fusion (eg, names of dishes clearly written for non-indians), but this was pleasantly surprising! We ordered the cheese dosa, stuffed naan with cheese and chili, and stuffed peppers. The dosa and naan were very good. By itself (without the cheese), the dosa was high quality. We also ordered the parley G ice cream sandwich, which comes with chocolate dipping sauce. That was excellent. Price was reasonable. Vibe was very cool.

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The Best Dishes Eater Editors Ate This Week, March 2021 - Eater NY

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East Village’s Khiladi Is Banking On Dabba Service Going Mainstream In NYC - Eater NY

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Florence Craft

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Javier Kohen

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Alekya P

SerpAPI

Food is decent, service is great. Butter chicken was good, lamb was okay could use a little bit more flavor. Chaat was top tier. Will definitely try out dessert next time.

gertie

SerpAPI

Richa Gupta

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Jennifer Liang

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Zach

SerpAPI

Good South Indian food, family owned. Took my back to my time in India. Nice interior in a quiet location. Masala chai was excellent! Also got maggi noodles extra spicy.

Sohum Daftary

SerpAPI

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