PippaliCLOSED

8.2/10Indian

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The thali was the reason people went, and it ran around $15 to $20. Regulars also liked the lamb dishes and said the bar made good drinks, which was unusual for Curry Hill. Several people called it the best Indian spot in the neighborhood before it closed.

129 E 27th St, New YorkMurray Hill, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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in:Where can i get some good Indian in manhattan or queens?22 pts
“try Pippali for a good Thali.. Well within your price range”
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in:Pippali (Curry Hill) closing end of January12 pts
“This was our favorite Thali place in the city.”
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in:Best Lamb Dishes / Lamb Shank?3 pts
“I love Pippali's lamb dishes.”
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in:I have 35$ and looking for a 3 courses lunch menu, it'll be my 1st time into one and i dont know any, it got be in Manhattan, just no fishes3 pts
“Absolute value for money for $15 or so.”
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in:Best Indian restaurants in Midtown or Lower Manhattan?2 pts
“Echoing dhaba or anjappar/pippali for reasonably priced.”
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in:Lunch in Flatiron2 pts
“Pippali (Indian food specializing in Thalis)”
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in:Pippali vs Chote Nawab?1 pts
“More sophisticated menu, service and quality of food. Make nice drinks too.”
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in:Best Indian For A Couple On An Anniversary Trip?1 pts
“After reading this I ordered delivery from Pippali and it was delicious! Fairly priced too. Last time I dined there they even made a great martini. Like excellent!”
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in:Best shrimp dishes?1 pts
“Shrimp biryani at Pippali”
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in:Any good Mexican or Indian recos around 49th and 3rd?1 pts
replying to u/Timbishop123: Is Chola really good? It's on my list. Ill add MUNA
“It's not Queens good but it's easily one of the best Indian spots in Manhattan at least for the semi-fancy ones along with Pippali.”
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in:People who regularly eat Indian food, what Indian restaurants do you like in NYC ? 1 pts
“Pippali if you ask for their food to be spicy”
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