NYC Tikka Masala Hours: Plan a Flushing Meal

Check NYC Tikka Masala hours in Flushing, compare curry and tandoori choices, and save a meal reminder before the daily afternoon break.

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Where do NYC Tikka Masala hours fit your meal?

Check NYC Tikka Masala hours before choosing lunch or dinner at 44-27 Kissena Boulevard in Flushing, Queens. This Flushing Indian restaurant lists split service: Monday through Thursday, lunch runs from 11:30 AM to 4 PM; Friday through Sunday, it starts at 11 AM and also ends at 4 PM. Dinner runs daily from 5 PM to 10 PM. The useful planning detail is the daily 4 PM to 5 PM service break, not simply the evening closing time.

Choose the session first, then compare what you want to eat. The restaurant describes Indian classics including curries, tandoori wings, momos and lunch combos. Its description also names shrimp tikka masala with warm garlic naan, so you have a specific curry-and-bread combination to consider rather than relying on a broad cuisine label. Exact combo contents and current item prices are not provided here.

If your meal needs to fit around another Flushing stop, use the earlier weekend opening or the evening reopening as your starting point. NYC Tikka Masala hours describe the listed service windows, not a promise about seating, preparation time or holiday changes. For a time-sensitive visit, call the restaurant before leaving and save a reminder for the session you actually intend to use.


What should you check first?

Address: 44-27 Kissena Blvd, Flushing, Queens, New York.
NYC Tikka Masala hours: Monday through Thursday, 11:30 AM to 4 PM and 5 PM to 10 PM; Friday through Sunday, 11 AM to 4 PM and 5 PM to 10 PM. All times are local.
Phone: (718) 706-6765.
Listed rating: 4.2 out of 5 from 251 ratings.
Price signal: $$, without item prices or a per-person estimate.
Ordering: the restaurant website has an online order link. Parking, transit directions and reservation requirements are not specified here.


How do NYC Tikka Masala hours change by day?

The weekday and weekend lunch openings are different, while the afternoon finish is the same. Monday through Thursday starts at 11:30 AM; Friday, Saturday and Sunday start at 11 AM. Both lunch patterns finish at 4 PM. Evening service then begins at 5 PM every day and ends at 10 PM. Think of the schedule as two meal sessions rather than one uninterrupted stretch from late morning to night.

For a late lunch, the key question is whether your intended arrival falls inside the first session. For an early dinner, the relevant point is the 5 PM reopening on every listed day. A reminder for the afternoon gap would not solve either problem. Choose a session that fits your plans, then check with the restaurant if you need a particular arrival or collection time. No separate last-order cutoff is listed.

NYC Tikka Masala hours make Friday different from Monday through Thursday at the start of lunch, but they do not establish a shorter or longer dinner. The published weekly pattern also does not establish holiday exceptions, queue lengths or quieter periods. Avoid treating an earlier opening as evidence of a special deal, a faster meal or guaranteed availability.

Which dishes should you compare before ordering?

Start with the kind of plate you want rather than assuming every Indian meal here follows the same pattern. The restaurant description names vindaloo, lamb curries and shrimp tikka masala among the curry choices, with tandoori chicken providing another direction. It also mentions pani puri and chicken samosas, while the restaurant summary adds wings and momos. Those are useful menu leads, not a fixed tasting sequence or a guarantee that everything is available at every session.

For a curry-focused meal, compare the named dishes with your own preferences and ask about the preparation you are considering. Reviewers praise flavorful seasoning and refreshing limeade, while some describe butter chicken as a little sweet. That contrast makes sweetness worth checking before choosing butter chicken. It does not establish the heat level of every curry or a way to customize it.

Keep the budget question separate from the dish comparison. The listing supplies a $$ price signal but no current item amounts, portion sizes or lunch-combo inclusions. Check the ordering menu for those details instead of interpreting the lunch label as a verified discount. Once you have a shortlist, use NYC Tikka Masala hours to match the order to a lunch or dinner session.

How should NYC Tikka Masala hours guide pickup?

The restaurant record includes its own website and an online ordering link, and its category tags include takeout and delivery. That gives you an ordering route to check, but it does not establish today's delivery area, fees, collection slots or preparation time. Open the restaurant's ordering menu to see the options actually offered for your order. If timing is important, the listed phone number gives you a direct way to ask.

Use NYC Tikka Masala hours as the first filter, then confirm the details that the weekly schedule cannot answer. An order for the lunch session is a different plan from an order after the daily break. Do not assume the ordering site accepts collection throughout that gap or that the final listed service minute is also a last-order deadline. The practical safeguard is to confirm the collection time before committing.

The 4.2 rating from 251 ratings is another comparison signal, not a guarantee about an individual meal. Read it alongside the specific seasoning and sweetness observations rather than turning it into a claim of universal praise. Reservation requirements, accessible entry, parking and transit are not detailed in this guide, so ask directly about any condition that determines whether the visit works for you.


What else should you know?

What are NYC Tikka Masala hours on weekends?
Friday through Sunday lists lunch from 11 AM to 4 PM and dinner from 5 PM to 10 PM. Monday through Thursday opens lunch half an hour later. Check directly for exceptions before a time-sensitive visit.

Where is the restaurant in Queens?
The listed address is 44-27 Kissena Blvd in Flushing, Queens, New York. Use that address to plan your stop; this guide does not establish a particular subway connection, parking arrangement or walking route.

Does service stop between lunch and dinner?
Yes. Both weekly patterns end lunch at 4 PM and resume service at 5 PM. Those listed sessions leave a daily afternoon gap. Ask the restaurant about any order collection you hope to arrange near that interval.

What can you order besides curry?
The restaurant summary names tandoori wings and momos, and the description also mentions chicken samosas, pani puri and tandoori chicken. These are menu leads rather than a promise of availability, serving size or a particular dietary suitability.

Are exact menu prices listed?
Only a $$ price signal is supplied in the restaurant listing. It does not establish item costs, combo contents, taxes or delivery fees. Check the current ordering menu before building a budget around a particular meal.

Can you order online or arrange pickup?
An online order link is provided through the restaurant website, and takeout appears among its tags. Check the ordering options and confirm your collection time. NYC Tikka Masala hours alone do not tell you how long preparation takes.

Do you need a reservation?
Reservation requirements are not specified in the available restaurant information. That is not evidence that reservations are unnecessary or accepted. Call (718) 706-6765 if a particular table, group size or arrival time is important to your plan.


What else fits nearby?

Compare these Pages in order: A Flushing Cocktail Bar Open Nightly Until 4 AM for late drinks; Indian Tapas in Queens With Duck Mastak and Retro Style for another Indian dining angle; Jackson Heights Indian Route: Dosa, Sweets, Curry for a separate three-stop trail; Flushing Dumplings and Pork Buns at Zhu Ji Dumpling House for Chinese takeout; and Early-Morning Breads and Custom Fruit Cakes in Flushing for baked options. These are separate ideas, not a timed itinerary. The Jackson Heights trail is a broader Queens comparison, not an immediate-neighborhood stop.

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