Pangat — all mentions

postExcellent Indian food from newcomer Pangat (Park Slope)21 pts
“Excellent food. Particularly good biryani, pani (or rather dahi) puri, and Szechuan noodles.”
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in:Excellent Indian food from newcomer Pangat (Park Slope)2 pts
“The food was honestly great, with a small, concentrated menu.”
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in:Spiciest Vegetarian Dishes in NYC?2 pts
replying to u/Possible-Source-2454: Han Dynasty in Brooklyn Spicy Village Very Fresh Noodle The hot sauce at Mamouns Mysore dosa at SARAVANAA BHAVAN Maybe try to find a good Indian chaat: vada pav— i dont know where the best one is right now. The spot i used to go to closed, and my other spot has a C rating.
“Pangat—amazing vada pav”
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in:Favorite (authentic) Indian Restaurants in NYC?1 pts
replying to u/Readit-on-Redddit: I second that. Not sure why it has such good reviews. Been there a few times and I have really wanted to like it but it’s too oily and nothing special. I have tried a lot of Indian restaurants. Semma is probably the best. However (unfortunately) nyc Indian restaurants don’t come close to London ones. I’m not from London btw
“Try PANGAT at home Brooklyn for authentic and great Indian flavour and taste”
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in:Favorite (authentic) Indian Restaurants in NYC?1 pts
replying to u/willowcat20: I really didn’t enjoy Angel. Indian food is one of my favorite cuisines and I’ve been having it since I was a kid, so I was super excited for Angel. It was so disappointing — gamey meat, muted flavors. Perhaps I went on an off day? But I really enjoy Atithi, Semma, and Kanyakumari.
“Try PANGAT at Brooklyn,for authentic Indian flavour”
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in:Favorite (authentic) Indian Restaurants in NYC?1 pts
replying to u/Forking_Shirtballs: The real Indian food is in Jackson Heights. I'll also never not recommend Indian Accent in midtown. It's the US outpost of a mini-chain in Delhi & Mumbai. And it's the only Indian place I've ever been where the fine dining/white table cloth approach yields food that's actually tastier than what you'd get from a street chaat place. Expensive (but not crazy expensive, at least not for NYC), and in my opinion worth it.
“Try PANGAT at Brooklyn for authentic and great Indian flavour”
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in:What is your hands down favorite goat dish in the city?1 pts
“Goat thali at Pangat”
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in:Best Butter Chicken in NYC?1 pts
“I thought the butter chicken at Pangat (park slope, BK) was really good - maybe the best I’ve had”
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in:Excellent Indian food from newcomer Pangat (Park Slope)-2 pts
“Didn't care for their biryani. Too many ginger strips folded in”
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in:Does anyone know a place to get pav bhaji in brooklyn?8 pts
“Pangat in Park Slope”
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in:What are hard to find food items for you?3 pts
replying to u/pavlovselephant: Out of curiosity, have you tried the one at Pangat?
“Yeah. It's competent. But doesn't make you go "oooh I'm in Mumbai".”
H1
in:Does anyone know a place to get pav bhaji in brooklyn?3 pts
replying to u/DealerEquivalent3558: Pangat in Park Slope
“Seconded and it is amazing.”
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in:Brooklyn eats for lovers next weekend! Help us celebrate two years of marriage3 pts
“Pangat in Park Slope is great for Indian, and convenient to Prospect Park.”
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in:Any Indian restaurant recommendations in Crown Heights / Park slope?2 pts
“they're really good”
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in:Any biriyani lovers?2 pts
“Pangat”
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in:Bombay Masala in Bay Ridge closed so I’m looking for recommendations 😭2 pts
replying to u/CurbYourNewUrbanism: It's a little pricey, but Masalawala & Sons does delivery and is fantastic. I also enjoy Mint Bay as was mentioned by another commenter.
“Highly recommend Pangat next door.”
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in:What’s the last spot you ate at that totally blew you away?1 pts
“Pangat in park slope slaps”
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