HaandiCHAIN

6.7/10IndianMiddle Eastern

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Cheap Pakistani on Lexington that regulars have been going to for 20 plus years. The and the get named most, along with the haleem and the chicken karahi with . It's greasy, and a couple of people find the flavors muted. Prices stay low.

113 Lexington Ave, New YorkMurray Hill, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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  • replying to u/MirthMannor: Curry in a Hurry established the “curry hill” corridor by selling cheap curry to cab drivers. It still does. There is better curry within a block (ex: Anjappar), but that and Lahoro Kabob are dirt cheap.

    I prefer Haandi for a similar vibe and offering

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  • replying to u/geneticswag: Haandi looks incredible and is EXACTLY what I'm looking for. You got anything else like it? I came across Que Rico, Flavor House, and Mike's Coffee.

    But Haandi is better. Try the Haleem and chicken bihari at Haandi or sure.

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  • replying to u/Beneficial-Salt-8522: On the cheap and casual end, I’ve been a fan of haandi for close to 25 years. When I first moved to nyc, money was tight so I would spend many of my lunch hours at the all u can eat Buffett. Again, this isn’t pongal but it’s tasty, consistent and affordable

    My parents and I have been obsessed with their kebabs and goat biriyani for nearly 25 years!

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  • Manhattan - Haandi is pretty decent and well known. Great biryani.

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  • replying to u/AvailableFalconn: Haandi if you want really authentic

    It was authentically mediocre when I had it tbh. Pakistani/Indian food of mid quality. Decent pricing and the actual flavors are there but felt muted.

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  • replying to u/Patient_Bad5862: Came here to say this….I have been a regular for 20 plus years and I always leave satisfied. The all u can eat lunch buffet is a nice change of pace so I would check it out in addition to the regular upstairs menu

    Yeah, it's a great place. Definitely good value.

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