But in order to be a Food Find you have to be centrally located, fabulous and frugal!
I am especially critical when eating Indian food, as I’m half Punjabi. Finding an Indian restaurant that featured good food, a fabulous atmosphere and location, as well as low prices is tricky but I found it. It’s called Indigo, and it’s located in East Midtown Manhattan.
Indigo is a fairly small sized restaurant, but because it is off the beaten path, (all the way on 1st ave.) it is usually fairly empty.
Dishes are about ten dollars a plate, more or less, and the servings are very generous. The tandoori chicken, at twelve dollars features a large plate of parts of a whole chicken with a bowl of rice. Indigo pleased me with their ability to create a broiled, juicy tandoori chicken. A rookie mistake I’ve found at other restaurants is they bake their chicken leaving it too dry to appreciate. I’ve enjoyed just about everything on their menu at this point, but I couldn’t mention Indigo without suggesting their tandoori chicken, samosas, and chicken tikka masala.
Their service is superb as well. It is quick, friendly, and generous. I can’t mention generous enough when reviewing Indigo. The last two times I went they offered a free plate of Indian vegetable fritters, called Bhajias to get us started.
One appetizer, entrĂ©e, and dessert could easily serve two. So the more people you bring the more you can share. They also offer a buffet at lunch for seven dollars and fifty cents. Indigo is a win-win. I’ve gone twice in two weeks, and I plan on coming back many more times.
$ | Indigo | 357 East 50th Street, New York, NY 10022 | (212) 421-1919 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting (212) 421-1919 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
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