Vibrant Indian fusion spot w/ killer biryani & mild, approachable dishes. Perfect for a flavorful, non-oily meal.
This Indian restaurant on the Lower East Side offers a surprisingly high-quality dining experience at an affordable price. It's noted for its fusion-style approach to Indian cuisine, making it appealing even to those sensitive to spice. The ambiance is lively and the service is friendly, contributing to a great overall meal.
This Indian restaurant is praised for its flavorful biryani, with the Hydrabadi Chicken Biryani and Kerala Shrimp being specifically recommended. It offers a milder, fusion-style approach to Indian cuisine, making it accessible even for those sensitive to spice. The food is generally considered high-quality and non-oily.
"The biryani, particularly the Hydrabadi Chicken Biryani, is highly recommended. Other standout dishes include the Kerala Shrimp and curries."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment, frequently recommending the restaurant for its excellent food, particularly the biryani and curries. The fusion style and milder approach to spice are also highlighted as positives.
Important Note
One user mentioned that while Gazab's overall quality might be better than Mughlai, Mughlai has a wider menu.
"Gazab is described as a surprisingly affordable and high-quality Indian restaurant located on the border of the East Village and Lower East Side. A meal for three, including the Dum Biriyani and a few appetizers, typically costs around $100."
Positive"Gazab is recommended for biryani and curry, with the user considering its overall quality to be better than Mughlai, though Mughlai has a wider menu."
Positive"Gazab is highly recommended for its outstanding food, especially for biryani and curry, and is located on the LES."
Positive"A short, positive reply to the recommendation of Gazab."
Positive"The user recommended Gazab."
Neutral"The user recommends Gazab as one of their go-to Indian restaurants in NYC."
Positive"A recent visit to Gazab on the Lower East Side was a wonderful experience, with the Hydrabadi Chicken Biryani and Kerala Shrimp being particularly good."
Positive"Gazab was suggested as a restaurant that offers a milder, fusion-style approach to Indian cuisine, which might be suitable for someone sensitive to spice."
Positive"Gazab in LES is recommended."
Neutral"The original poster recommends Gazab for its biryani, stating it is their current favorite for this dish."
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