Midtown Snapshots: Indian Food Edition

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Gujarati food from the back of a newsstand
“Gujarati food from the back of a newsstand” on 6th Ave. btw. 37+38th
Posted by joshwand

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Chapati Rolls from the Cart on 46th & 6th Ave.
Posted by Mollie

More Indian food porn, after the jump…

lunch to go from Utsav
“Lunch to Go From Utsav
Posted by Cocktailian

Indian food plate from Minar
“Indian Food Plate from Minar” on 46th btw. 6+7th
Posted by 52 Projects


The doorway to Spice Fusion on 8th Ave. btw. 47+48th
(Now that’s just crazy…)

 

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11 Comments

  • The two indian lunches w/ indentical trays, food makeup, and keyboards.. I did a double take when I uploaded my photo– did someone else go to the same place as me? But no, apparently all indian takeout midtown lunches are the same.

  • The Gujarati food place is pretty authentic and amazingly cheap for all the food they give you. Not for everyone, but its a good deal for vegetarians out there…

  • Indian food is my fave in the world.Unfortunately they also do the worlds best veggie food(onlt time you’ll ever see me use veggie & best in same sentance.

    Indian chefs stop the veggies, it only encourages them.

  • Where exactly is Gujarati?

  • “Gujarati” is actually a type of Indian food, from the Gujarat region, that is mostly vegetarian. The place they are talking about is the Indian food out of a newstand, on 6th Ave. btw. 37+38th.

  • @tim:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gujarat

    or did you mean the restaurant? it’s on 6th ave between 37th and 38th, right next to the blimpie with the cuban food in the back.

  • My family’s from Gujarat. While most of the dishes are similar to what you’d get in that region (and a lot of the other items on their menu are too), they also serve some more North Indian vegetarian items like mattar paneer (peas and paneer in cream sauce) and shahi rajma (kidney beans in a spicy sauce).

    The deal is you get a few pieces of roti (bread), rice, daal (lentil soup), 2 vegetables and bhajia (fried, chick pea flour battered veggie fritters) for $6 including tax.

  • What? No turkey pics? No stuffing and sweet potato pie?
    Hurmph!

    Gobble Gobble Hey! Everyone! :-D

  • best street food in manhattan , i want to see him next vendy
    winner

  • Perhaps Mala has a picture of her mom’s fried hilsa . . .?

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