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Best Indian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Indian food in South Hadley. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Indian restaurants near you.. South Hadley (/ˈhædliː/ ( listen), HAD-lee) is a town in Hampshire County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 17,514 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Springfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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1. Bombay Royale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
We are a fine Indian Cuisine restaurant providing services like : Dine In, Take Outs, Catering, Delivery (to start soon) and Gift Cards
Reviewed By TrainManDan10
If you want a great meal, especially before heading south on Amtrak's Vermonter to New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Washington, DC, then the Bombay Royale is an excellent choice.My wife and I, who now live in southwestern New Hampshire, had planned a day trip on a weekday to Northampton, starting with a good Indian buffet. We found such a place at this restaurant. We arrived a few minutes after it opened (Noon), and a line for the buffet had already formed. There were plenty of meat (such as chicken and goat) and vegetable (such as spinach paneer, string beans, eggplant) dishes. We also took the raita and the two desserts (carrot and kheer). The Indian tomato soup was delicious and not too spicy. We also ordered mango lassis, which were very tasty. The service was good, and the decor satisfactory.Because the food at the restaurant is so much better than standard train fare, rail travelers could get carry out and take it with them to the station, which is only one half mile away.
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2. India House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Family owned and operated since 1984, first to bring Indian food to the Valley. Consistently voted 1st place for The Advocate's "Best in the Valley" award ~~~ Consistently awarded the Gazette's Reader's Choice Award for Indian Food Not affiliated with any
Reviewed By Lavarcham
We ordered a number of dishes to share between the four of us. For starters we had the Vegetarian Platter and the Delhi Papri Chaat it is a liaison of crispy papri wafers, coarse potato and chickpea mash, layered with cool yogurt and Alka's homemade sumptuous chutney dressing. For main course the Chicken Tikka Masala, Aloo Baigan in Tamarind Sauce, a combination of fresh eggplant and potatoes sautéed with cumin, mustard seeds in a tamarind jaggery reduction. We also had the lamb special along with rice, raita and roasted garlic Naan and Naan with honey. To accompany we had Taj Mahal Beers a Sauvignon Blanc Sala India wine. It would be difficult to spick out one of the dishes above the others, however if you do go there please try the Delhi Papri Chaat, it is really sensational.
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3. Priya Indian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By thumper1
We love the food here. We love spicy and they know how to do it right, but they seemed to be seriously understaffed both on the floor and in the kitchen. Our server had responsibility of too many tables to provide proper service to everyone and there were a couple of large tables with probably 8 at each one. We were there at the end of dinner rush and the front part of the restaurant was mostly full. We were seated and handed menus promptly but it was obviously busier than expected and there appeared to be only two waiters. It took close to 10 minutes for our waiter to come and take our order. We each ordered Vindaloo and a chili garlic naan. We were both starving when we arrived and it would have been nice to have some crispbread and some relishes while we waited. It was a half hour more before we had food on our table. Everything was delicious. However, when you eat spicy food, you tend to drink plenty of water to wash it down. We both pushed our empty glasses closer to the end of the table hoping it would catch a passing waiter's attention. Finally, we flagged someone down and got a refill. We prefer Priya over another Indian restaurant which is closer to home but the added wait time makes it difficult for someone who drove a half hour each way and has to work the next day.
