Adda is a great casual Indian restaurant in Long Island City, and you should be planning a trip here for some curry and cheesy naan.

It’s time to up your Indian food game. We really can’t get enough of this place. The food at Om is authentic, light, and incredibly good.

Moti Mahal Delux, on the Upper East Side, is the first US franchise of the massive Indian restaurant chain from New Delhi.

The Bombay Bread Bar is a casual Indian restaurant in Soho that’s a fun spot for group dinners.

After closing their East Village location, this Indian restaurant is now back with a more upscale space near Union Square.

Gupshup is a two-floor Indian spot in Gramercy.

Rahi is an Indian restaurant in the West Village with great, inventive food, and it typically isn’t too hard to get a table here.

Tikka Indian Grill is a BYOB Indian spot in Williamsburg.

The Chinese Club serves Indian-Chinese fusion food in a casual space in Williamsburg.

Aroqa is a modern Indian restaurant in Chelsea.

Saravaana Bhavan is a solid and normal Indian restaurant on the Upper West Side. Stop by for a quiet, vegetarian-friendly meal.

Adwadh is an upscale two-story Indian restaurant on the Upper West Side where can get some Northeast Indian food.

Malai Marke is one of our favorite Indian restaurants in the East Village. There’s a lot of meat on the menu, but vegetarians can eat very well here.

Soho Tiffin is a fast-casual spot for healthy (often vegan/gluten-free) Indian food.

Panna II is a decent Indian restaurant in the East Village filled with all kinds of lights.

Indian-inspired sandwiches and bowls.