"This Greenwich Village restaurant is known for its Indian dishes served in the style of tacos. Instead of a corn tortilla, find roti or naan folded in half and filled with chicken curry or one of several vegetarian-friendly options like saag paneer or chana masala. There’s an additional location in Hell’s Kitchen. Both are open for delivery and takeout." - Eater Staff
"An order-at-the-counter concept that folds Indian fillings into naan or roti like tacos; the best value is a three-roti deal for $14 with options such as chicken malai, saag paneer, and channa masala; casual indoor and outdoor seating makes it easy to grab a quick bite even at primetime—don’t be put off by the fluorescent lighting." - Melissa McCart
"In a sea of special occasion restaurants dotting the West Village, Taco Mahal is an affordable faithful. Though the name suggests that Mexican and Indian food are served here, in practice, it’s Indian dishes served in a taco-like format for takeout. There’s a special of three roti tacos (fillings of your choice) together for around $15; otherwise, the under $12 chicken tikka masala served in folded naan is plenty for a filling meal. There are several tables, both inside and outside, flanking the storefront on the avenue." - Robert Sietsema
"For a quick, pre-movie bite in the West Village: Tiny, counter-service restaurant Taco Mahal sounds like it could be an overreaching fusion restaurant, but it’s really just a fast-casual version of very straightforward neighborhood Indian take-out classics. The tacos in question include a fluffy, oversized naan that’s folded in half over fillings like chana masala, saag paneer, or lamb curry. But get it with the chicken tikka masala, where the chicken is tender and the sauce isn’t too sweet. Also available: both mango-flavored White Claw and a tart mango lassi. Either one pairs wonderfully with the food, which comes out fast and is ideal to consume right before a move at the IFC Center." - Eater Staff
"I’m naturally weary of places that go too hard on the Indian fusion angle, but despite its somewhat silly name, Taco Mahal serves solid fast-casual Indian food. The name’s a bit misleading: These aren’t really Indian “tacos” so much as familiar Indian entrees served atop Indian breads — choice of naan or roti — similar to the style of the popular Kati Roll Company. The chicken tikka masala is rich with spice, the naan soft and buttery. It’s $7 and makes for a satisfying lunch." - Eater Staff