Gandhi Fine Indian Cuisine

I’ve been going here for quite some time now. I haven’t been disappointed with their food yet. I like the chicken soup, curry goat, beef curry, and samosas just to name a few. Sometimes they take what feels like forever to bring the food, but they’ve become quite popular lately so I can understand the hold up. I never dined in, it’s quite small in there. Probably can fit about 20 people in there max. So keep up the good work!
Food– ⁴⁄₅
Service– ³⁄₅

I probably got an off night because it wasn’t as tasty as I expected (especially seeing the reviews). Maybe this was a new year’s message for me but the food didn’t seem as heavy as it should have been. If your looking for more healthy Indian option then this could work.
I’ll give it another shot on another night though.

Was seriously in the mood for a good chicken tikka masala and read great reviews of this place (the chicken tm being one of the most popular items). Ordered that and the beef curry chicken lunch box, which came with a vegetarian curry to.
I was delighted when the food arrived in 35 minutes, instead of the estimated 60 – 70, but my delight ends there. Without doctoring it with condiments and salt, the chicken tikka masala tasted like a bland cream of tomato soup and had no spice to it. The chana saag (vegetarian option also had no flavor and needed substantial seasoning. The beef curry was good, but possibly only in comparison to the other two. Very disappointing.

Yummmmmmm. Feeling grateful that this deliciousness can be delivered to me. They were efficient and kind. I highly recommend that you add the gulab jamun for an eye rolling dessert.

The tika Masala was a major disappointment so was the samosas… wouldn’t reccomend… Nan was nothing to write gone about. … extremely disappointed

Do you know that spicy flavor that builds up behind your eyes, sends your tongue into shock, and clears up a years worth of sinus infection? The spicy thats so spicy your dog, who surreptitiously tries to nibble food off your plate when youre not looking, jumps in shock? If you’re looking for that, you could probably find it here!
Theres an art to making spicy food without compromising the flavor. Whoever cooked my food this evening totally balanced that! It was delicious and spicy! Noting that this is not a gourmet Indian restaurant, this is as good as it gets for this $$ range!
I have a pretty high tolerance for spice, like I could split my lip level heat is still enjoyable. My dog is pretty international too and can eat most spices. So I was super surprised when my delivery order came and I took my first bite. It sent fire streams like red ants down my tongue. My poor dog only got as far as liking the edge of a paneer cube before she knew it was out of her league. The portions are also massssive. I could easily spread the food out over 3 meals. Unfortunately it’s so good I already ate most of it — good thing their right around my corner!
Tl;dr — dayum thats fine!

It is an honor to be living near some of the best Indian food in Brooklyn that i’ve found. I love my lamb and the spicer the better. Big fan of the veggie samosa, the consistency is on point, the meat samosa is a bit dry in my opinion but it is good to eat with a soup (Palaka is one of my favorites).
The 2-​course meal deal is a solid price, comes with 2 pieces of Naan, rice, and appetizer and an entrée. I wish i could get two entrees and have it be affordable… but then again my appetite is HUGE. Easy to take vegetarian girls to as well, wide selection of food and meats.

Wasn’t so sure about this place when we first arrived, but the food blew us away. The atmosphere is very basic and parking was really hard to find– although it was a Sunday night.
cheese pakora. So so.
Chicken tikka masala — probably the best I’ve ever had. Also ordered a coconut poori. Delicious crust totally stuffed with coconut. Get this of you like coconut, it will make you extremely happy.
This is a family run business. The husband and wife who run it are Very sweet. It’s like having a delicious authentic home cooked meal.

A name that does not suggest this place being a restaurant with an elaborate non-​veg menu but much to my surprise they do !!
I tried the Bhel, the Achari Gosht (pickled goat curry) and the palak paneer (spinach and cottage cheese). Everything was tasty and yummy. It is a small family run place and you can feel the warmth and love by tasting the delicious homely food. Probably the most authentic indian restaurant around brooklyn. Gandhi is definitely a gem hiding in a not so busy brooklyn neighborhood away from all the chaos. I will be back again !

Without question one of the best Indian/​South asian restaurants in Brooklyn and even NYC. It’s quality — I love the variety of different breads and the chicken tikka and samosas are UNREAL. Pretty much everything i’ve ordered from here is fantastic! I also like that when you order online you can indicate how spicy you want it (spicy; mild; no spice) because most places just give you something too spicy or «mild» which is another word for too spicy.
They do give you way too much rice with your orders though. I wish they would cut back on that to lower the price a little because i’ve never known anyone to actually eat all that rice.

Favorite Indian In the neighborhood! Chicken korma and peshwar naan!
My favorite. To eat in or order in both great

I order from this place quite frequently since I’m only a few steps away. I love the food and never had a problem before. But I guess the cooks are getting careless because I found chunks of metal in my naan bread. I guess it’s from the grill. I first thought it was just overly burnt but overly burnt bread but on further inspection it can’t possibly be.
I still say the food is good but people need to be more diligent about their product.

The chicken tikka is delicious and I am a regular costumer but I have to say that they are getting lazy and careless and this hasn’t been the first time. The last three times I have ordered food from this restaurant my naan has been burnt my order has been wrong and I have waited about two hours for the food to be delivered when I live half a mile away. That is ridiculous their customer service alsois not the best their delivery man is very rude demanding a tip after I have waited for two hours, come on tips for what? I’ll be thinking twice about ordering again.
don’t let all of this discourage you though and food is usually good and very different from the normal Chinese takeout.

Excellent service. Quite possibly the best waiter I’ve ever had in my life.
The food was very well priced, filling, and most importantly, delicious. I have nothing even remotely baby to say about this restaurant.
The soups, breads, and desserts are 3 – 4 dollars. The main dishes are 10 – 20.
Oh! And it’s BYOB!

The best Indian food in Brooklyn… HANDS DOWN.
Please do yourself a favor and dine in when eating at this place. The service is amazing and it’s BYOB. What’s there not to like?
My favorite Indian dish is Chana Saag (I know… boring!) and they do such a wonderful job. I crave their version of this.

This was one of the first indian restaurants i have really dined at. Saw the amazing reviews on Unilocal so i took my family here. Its kind of hard to find parking at night (if u plan on driving). The restaurant is small, almost like the size of a chinese take out place. The kitchen is in the back and the bathroom, is past the kitchen.
We ordered a lot of curry items, red and green. My family enjoyed the food and it was very tasty!!! The staff was super friendly and attentive. They took their time explaining to us about their menu. They recommended what to order and suggested how much to order for a party of 5 adults and 1 child. We ordered JUST right and did not have any leftover to take home becos it was that good!!!
Definitely will come back again when i’m cravin for indian food!!!

We order the veggie samosa which were superb! I’m not really a samosa person cause I don’t like fried food too much. But these were amazing! Def the best samosa I’ve ever had. Must get the veggie one though!
We also ordered garlic nann and potato nann. Both were delish.
Boyfriend got the bhuna lamb and I got the butter chicken. I loveeeeeed my butter chicken! It was abs amazing, it tasted just like the butter chicken my Indian friends mom made for us. The bhuna lamb was also delish and the perfect spice.
I got the sweet yogurt drink which was really good and my bf got the mango juice which was good as well.
Best service ever. We were basically catered to. Our waiter was so friendly and professional. He asked how our food was and also asked for us to be honest so they can improve on their mistakes to make the restaurant better. He was super nice!
Only con about this place was that it was quite cold. Especially since it’s winter right now and the front door kept opening and closing. Everytime the door opened we got a blast of cold air and wind. They should def invest in one of those double doors other restaurants have during the winter. Only reason why I took away one star.

Update!
Ok. Every time I try to come back it’s just bad.
This is out of laziness because its so easy to get to but the food I got was not good.
Why do I keep forgetting?!
The saag paneer had no flavor and the tamarind sauce was like ketchup. The onions were like ketchup with onions.
One star for the great lassi with cardamom… but that can’t be the only good thing, right? My garlic naan was good too… but um…
If I ever, ever get hungry again and want Indian food, I’ll just walk over to King of Tandoor.

My first Indian Cuisine in NY left me craving for more!
I was lying in bed all day sick with the flu, and decided to try this place my friend recommended. After a few clicks on my seamless app, the food literally came within 30 minutes. I was impressed.
I ordered the medium-​spiced chicken tikki masala as well as an order of garlic naan. It came with a small container of rice, and sauces that I wasn’t too crazy about. The masala was so flavorful, tender, and delicious. And spicy! I was pretty much crying out of happiness. I enjoyed dipping the garlic naan into the masala sauce. Yum.
The portion was so large for me I had to save the rest for another day. Even after a few days, it’s still just as good.
Recommend 100%! I will be ordering again really soon.

Finally, a place in Prospect Park South/​Flatbush that’s an actual restaurant with waiters! Wow, I thought the area did not have such a thing. Anyway, here is my review.
I commend this place for being brave enough to open in a neighborhood that’s surrounded by other types of restaurants. You don’t associate Prospect Park South as being a place for South Asian restaurants to thrive, but this one sure does. The food is as good as any Indian restaurant I’ve been to. The best thing about this place is the ambiance. It’s peaceful and clean. I shall return.