Pangat

Indian restaurant · Park Slope

Pangat

Indian restaurant · Park Slope

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369 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215

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Aromatic curries, tandoori, hand-rolled naan, flavorful dosa  

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369 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Get directions

pangatnyc.com

$20–30 · Menu

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369 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Get directions

+1 347 422 0059
pangatnyc.com

$20–30 · Menu

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Sep 4, 2025

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Pangat - Review - Park Slope - New York - The Infatuation

"From a former chef at Unapologetic Foods (Semma, Dhamaka, Adda), Pangat is a Park Slope restaurant serving goat biryani and tandoori chicken. They have a large backyard, where they host weekend pop-ups highlighting regional specialties, like Mumbai street food or Marathi cuisine (DM them on Instagram to reserve your spot.) We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Willa Moore

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m m

Google
I wanted to love this new spot so much. The patio seating is really cute. The staff is lovely and cordial. The food took a very long time to prepare. I was long done with my dosa, which was not as crisp as I'm accustomed to and had the tiniest bit of potato filling (I was offered more and asked for it, but never got it), though it tasted lovely and came adorned with a cute heart-shaped pat of butter, before my son's butter chicken even arrived. That was surprising, since normally I'd expect butter chicken to be prepared in advance and dosa to take longer to prepare. The butter chicken was different than I'm accustomed to, though well-spiced. The chapati was tasty, as was the masala papad. The portions are very small for the cost. It is also a la carte, and rice is separate. At that price point, rice should be included. I have never been to a restaurant that charges these prices and doesn't offer bread, or in this case perhaps papadam free with a meal. They were out of two of the items on the menu, and the menu doesn't offer much to begin with. I am, however, curious about the Sunday pop-up events, so I might give this place another try.

Christine Feng

Google
Delicious and crispy dosa with good chutneys! (And the ghee heart!!!) Butter chicken was different than I’m used to but super flavorful and smoky. We went 3 days after they opened so they were still operating off a limited menu, but I’ll definitely be back to get the dosa again and try their new dishes! So glad to have a good dosa in the neighborhood!

Julie Finkel

Google
I went to Pangat last night and absolutely loved it! If you’ve been to Masalawala, it’s from the same folks, and I would say the food is the same amazing quality but the dishes are more homey and the atmosphere a little chiller. We got a chaat, the dosa, and butter chicken and everything was incredibly flavorful!! They also gave us a mango lassi on the house, which was great. The atmosphere is really nice and the staff were very attentive. Definitely go! I’ll be back because I want to try everything else on the menu.

Jonathan Lee

Google
Updated review to share a picture of the butter chicken which we got on our second visit. Deeply flavorful, a touch sweeter and richer than standard recipes, and incredibly tender chicken thigh. The dishes on the menu are unique and have a flavor you can't find in your typical Indian takeout spot. If you're looking to be impressed, the flavors here make pangat worth a visit. The masala dosa had a fantastic spice mix and the goat biryani was rich and savory. Also really enjoyed the chat appetizer which was served like pani puri. Very highly recommend this place if you're a fan of some of NYC's other well known upscale south Asian restaurants and want to find similar flavors in a more relaxed environment!

Jorge Correa

Google
Now one of the best restaurants in the neighborhood. I was shocked at how good the food was. The tandoori chicken is an absolute star on the menu. We tried half the menu, could easily recommend each dish.

Reid Higginson

Google
Food was delicious. Tons of flavor and different from other Indian places. The backyard and the staff were super nice. They had a high chair and kids uttapam for our baby. Great addition to the neighborhood

Becca Sica

Google
What a truly delightful meal! Everything we ate was super delicious but the dosa definitely stole our hearts. I'm super excited to come back and try more!

Christine L

Google
Great new addition to the area. Tried the dosa, SPDP, tandoori chicken, and goat biryani which were all very delicious and very well seasoned. Will definitely come back to try other dishes !

oliver k.

Yelp
Hands down the best Indian food in Park Slope in my 20 years in the neighborhood. We went during the soft opening and the food was fantastic. We have two younger kids and the owners quickly suggested great kid-friendly options and put in a food order for them asap. We sat in the backyard patio space which was cute. The S.P.D.P chaat was crisp, fresh, and delicate. The Podi Masala dosa was airy, light, and crisp with layered and nuanced flavors. The dosa, sauces, and potato filling were a fine balance of heat, sweet, and sour. The Cauliflower Batata Bhaji was deep and complex. We also had chapatis, parathas, and rice, all of which were excellent. Prices were very reasonable considering the quality of the cooking and ingredients. It's clear that this is a true labor of love. We could also hear the tables around us raving about how great the food was! Highly recommended!