“Being an indian it was worst and blandest indian food i ever had.. maybe their chef left during covid but serving sucH disgusting food .. mix veg had veggies like broccoli n zucchini which are never used in it and was tasteless”
H3
7.5/10Indian
AI-generated summary
People name Bengal Tiger first for Indian food in midtown. It's BYOB and the prix fixe runs about $25, which is why regulars keep going back. Expect a wait. A few say the food is bland and the portions are small for the price, but most call it solid.
“Being an indian it was worst and blandest indian food i ever had.. maybe their chef left during covid but serving sucH disgusting food .. mix veg had veggies like broccoli n zucchini which are never used in it and was tasteless”
H3
“that place was delicious, but it is kind of expensive for quite small portions, even with a $28 lunch special.”
H2
“Bengal Tiger in Midtown? No pani puri but they offer bhel puri plus samosa chaat, dahi puri and gol gappe (dine-in only).”
H2
“Hyderabadi Zaiqa or Bengal Tiger (have a lunch buffet that people unfamiliar with the cuisine IME have liked) which are fine.”
H2
“Bengal tiger. But there will be a wait”
H2
“Another Bengal Tiger vote! Great food and good value.”
H2
“I have eaten here prob 15 times over the years. Food is delicious and it’s BYOB.”
H2
“Bengal tiger and karahi”
H2
“Most of the big North Indian places are really fun for a group and great for vegetarians. You could get lots of different family style dishes and not pay too much per person”
H2
“Bengal Tiger was really good Chicken Tikka Masala. My picky son even ate it.”
H2