
Indian Kitchens for a Manhattan Family Meal
Bombay street food, regional Indian cooking and chai with samosas offer different ways to feed a family. Compare four Manhattan kitchens by appetite and location, then check current menus before deciding how much to order.


Bombay street food anchors this Indian kitchen on Bleecker Street. For a family meal, consider its street-food focus alongside the regional cooking at the other kitchens here. Compare the menu with everyone's appetite, and ask the kitchen about spice levels when ordering for younger diners.
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North and South Indian cooking give families several menu styles to compare at this West 34th Street restaurant. Vegan options can help a group with different preferences narrow its choices. Takeout offers another way to organize the meal, especially when deciding whether to eat out or bring dinner home.
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Samosas and chai make this West 45th Street spot a different proposition from a full restaurant meal. Its grab-and-go format and vegetarian options suit a family considering a smaller order. Decide whether everyone wants a snack or a meal before comparing it with the other kitchens here.
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Curry, samosas and biryani give a family several Indian menu categories to compare at this West 44th Street restaurant. Its Times Square location is the deciding geographical detail. Start with what each person wants to eat, then confirm current prices and portions before setting the order.
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