“Less pricey (and delicious every time): Chola”
H2
8.5/10Indian
AI-generated summary
People recommend the tandoori lamb chops and the . The menu is big, so it is an easy place to try a lot of different regional Indian food. It has been on East 58th since the late 90s and regulars say it is good every time.
“Less pricey (and delicious every time): Chola”
H2
“The best one in the area is at Chola which is a few bucks more at $17.99 but is much better”
H2
“There's much better indian than Chola in manhattan, but not in midtown, imo. One other advantage of Chola is that the menu is biiiig, so if you want to try a bunch of different things from different parts of india, it's a good option.”
H2
“Chola- Excellent Indian spots that's been there since the late 90s.”
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“I love the tandoori grilled lamb chops at Chola.”
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“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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“it tastes solid to me. Best I’ve had in NYC.”
H2
“Would personally recommend their lamb chops, Goan fish curry, and the meen pollichathu. Also a good tandoori chicken/murgh tandoor and gobi manchurian.”
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