“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”
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“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
“Casual Indian: Bengal Tiger Manhattan”
H1
“Bengal Tiger is delicious”
H1
“I go to the concourse at Rock for Fuku Alidoro, black seed or Potbelly, Polish Food truck when it’s around, breads, Mitr Thai, dos toros, Yama Ramen, Beatnik, Naya, Wolf Nights, bengal tiger or katsu Hama are also my regulars.”
H1
“There are lots of good places like this, esp around midtown. Mughlai, Patiala, Bengal Tiger, Sathi.”
H1
“Bengal Tiger is my fav in Manhattan by a mile and falls within that price range”
H1
“Bengal Tiger”
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“Bengal Tiger”
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“it's one of my favorite Indian spots in the city. Highly recommend”
H1
“Bengal Tiger or Hyderabadi Zaiqa”
H1
“Similar menu set up to Bengal Tiger (no BYOB) but I think the food is better”
H1
“You can get good butter chicken from any Indian spot, without the line or resy wars. Look at the older sit down spots like Bengal Tiger.”
H1
“Bengal Tiger, Patiala, mughai”
H1
“Bengal Tiger on 56th between 5th and 6th does great Indian food.”
H1
“Bengal Tiger and Saravana are the go-tos :)”
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“Bengal Tiger”
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“Bengal Tiger”
H1
“Bengal Tiger is good for a close , reasonable option.”
H1
“a cheaper and solid iteration of Indian accent’s modern take on South Indian cuisine.”
H1
“Bengal tiger”
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“Bengal Tiger is a 7 minute walk and is super duper.”
H1
“I ate at Bengal Tiger when I visited, per this sub’s recommendation. Super duper indeed”
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“Bengal tiger. $25 pre fixe and byob.”
H1
“Bengal Tiger (Central Park South) is pretty good”
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“Bengal Tiger, Columbus Circle, thank me laterr”
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“except for Bengal Tiger and a few other treasures”
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“For the traditional "Indian cuisine" I like Bengal Tiger up the street.”
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“My favs in the theatre district are gurume, Ippudo, din tai fung, Bengal Tiger, nizza, la masseria”
H1
“Bengal Tiger for Indian is my post-MoMA go-to.”
H1
“Really solid food.”
H1
“It was excellent, and a great deal!”
H1
“Bengal Tiger, Midtown West”
H1
“Bengal tiger. $25 pre fixe and byob.”
H1
“Great food: Bengal Tiger”
H1
“Bengal Tiger (Indian)”
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“Columbus Circle has a bit less though Kashkaval Garden (Mediterranean) and Bengal Tiger (Indian) are some notable ones.”
H1
“I tried it and remember it tasting average”
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“^ this”
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“Gupshup, bengal tiger and for best place local to me it’s Kanan Indian in brooklyn”
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“Bengal Tiger is pretty solid, 56th and 8th”
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