
Curry in Handi and Musaafer for Casual or Celebratory Meals
Choose Curry in Handi in Bushwick for halal Indian dishes, or Musaafer in Manhattan for regional cooking and a palace inspired celebration setting. If you want both, start in Brooklyn and leave the second meal for dinner. This pairing connects two different dining rooms, not neighboring tables. Check opening hours and the journey between boroughs before committing to both on one day.
🗺️ Two addresses, two boroughs
🍛 Begin with a smaller order
Start at Curry in Handi for halal Indian dishes in Bushwick and a welcoming dining room. Chili curry chicken and masala chai feature in the restaurant description, while diner feedback highlights samosa chaat and dal soup. Make this the earlier meal if you want both addresses. Weekday service pauses between lunch and dinner, so use the card hours to avoid the break. Keep the first order modest and leave room for the second stop rather than rushing through two full meals.


🪞 Leave the grand room for dinner
Continue to Musaafer in Manhattan for regional Indian cooking in a palace inspired setting. The room has more than 220,000 mirrors, and diner feedback emphasizes service and celebration meals. Let the setting change the occasion rather than treating this as another quick bite. Dinner begins at 5 PM every day, with later closing on Friday and Saturday. Choose a smaller second meal if you have already eaten, and check availability directly before committing to the journey across the boroughs.


🧭 Give the second meal its own window
Pair Curry in Handi first with Musaafer later, moving from Bushwick to Manhattan rather than staying in one neighborhood. Build the journey around two meal windows and check live directions before setting out. Both restaurants offer dinner service, but weekday afternoon breaks make an uninterrupted grazing crawl a poor fit. Keep the earlier meal lighter if you plan both on one day, or choose the rooms for different occasions. The Brooklyn options below are nearby alternatives, not extra required stops.



