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4.6(200+)•
DashPass•
Indian
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Store Info
DashPass
4.6(200+)•
$$•Indian
https://a816-health.nyc.gov/ABCEatsRestaurants/#!/Search
Aahar, named after the Sanskrit word for nourishment, is a family-owned and operated restaurant. Aahar delivers traditional Indian flavors wi…
My family has been eating here for years and they've never disappointed! We've seen first hand the improvement over the years, and tonight's food was particularly really delicious. We love this place and will continue eating here! Thanks for the years of good food.
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Dan K
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 23-12-30
• DoorDash order
Deceptive practices. Food came from Bombay's, a totally different restaurant. Not the same quality as Aahar I have ordered from in the past. Grilled vegetables were soggy, the lamb vindaloo was grainy and watery. The Naan is small and oily. Seems like the real Aahars is temporarily closed. Doordash needs to make this clear.
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Brent K
2 contributions
Loved
• 26-05-12
• DoorDash order
Great biryani! Most Indian restaurants in NYC give you biryani that's overly saturated in oil or ghee after being reheated, but every order of Aahar biryani maintains the fluffy richness of a properly cooked biryani.
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Olivia A
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 26-03-23
• DoorDash order
Worst chicken tikka masala I've actually ever had. Was super watery and the chicken has cartilage in it. Gross
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Morty S
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 22-02-15
• DoorDash order
The tandgi kebab was not very good. Very small portion and did not seem to be cooked properly. I would try somewhere else. The garlic nan was even mediocre.
