Taj Kabab King

Pretty solid Indian delivery. The menu is a little too big, you know what that means, so pick your battles (paneer, masala, etc).

Best Indian food delivery service I have ever experienced, great value for good quality food, quick delivery.

The food came in about 30 mins which I didn’t mind, but was very cold and not worth the wait. The samosas were huge and not in a good way. It was made with way too much dough so the inside was still very much raw and the little bit of vegetable filling was bland. The Taj Kathi Roll was once again bland and made with too much dough so the inside was raw, I had to pick off the outside and scoop the filling out to eat it. Definitely wish I ordered earlier from my usual indian spot, which is cheaper and muchhhh better.

i was excited that they deliver so late, but the food was… lackluster.
«fresh» mushroom shag, not so much. If those were fresh mushrooms, they did an incredible job of making them taste like they were from a can. It was edible but not great.
The tomato soup on the other hand… I’m convinced is just heavy cream dyed fluorescent orange. Totally gross, no tomato flavor, had to toss it.
Maybe the kababs are better? :/

Ordered takeout and got the chicken tandoori special which is really a combo entrée including a bunch of other items. Only restaurant I’ve seen do this & it offers so much variety and the food tasted great! Will def be back.

I ordered shrimp curry, that was great. Usually it’s comes with 4 pcs jumbo shrimp, but I got 6 pcs, that was awesome, I like this place

Food poisoning from Taj Kabab. Very disappointing — had never been here before, but needed some place to go on Thanksgiving when we realized that the place we had planned to go didn’t have vegetarian options.
The food tasted very average as we were eating it – somewhat bland but average cheap Indian joint, nothing at all special not not absolutely terrible. Well, except for the kofta dish, that one was way too sweet and heavy and tasted weird. But the terrible part was afterward when both me and my boyfriend were up all night with vomiting with food poisoning.
The waiters were also very rude and I almost wonder if they might have intentionally done something weird to the food. I asked them if we could have lemon rice instead of basmati rice with one of the entrees. I was very aware this would cost more, but the waiter barked «NO YOU CANNOT DO THIS» before I had even finished. I very politely said, OK then we will get the rice that comes with it, and also a side of lemon rice thanks. I made a point of being polite because he seemed crazy, but he seemed to think this was some kind of challenge or something. Who knows. They were extremely rude from the moment we walked in – if anything else had been open in the area we would have just left. I wish we had just left and made a quick dinner at home. Kids, trust your instincts — when a waiter is that shady at a restaurant, there’s a possibility you will be barfing your brains out all night.

I really wish I could give 5 stars. I happily ate take out — usually a gluttonous feast of miscellaneous tikki masala, some sort of paneer, and coconut samosas. Oh, the coconut samosas, which are perhaps the most delicious Indian treat around.
Then the Red Wedding happened. And by red I mean pink. And by pink I mean uncooked. I landed in lovely Brooklyn after 3 days in beef-​filled Dallas and headed straight to TKK. I sat down to eat a feast — a $ 20-​ish sampling of just about everything on the menu. The waiter was one of the weirder people I had encountered. I ate the tandoori chicken wondering why it was so mealy. To my surprise, it was raw. Not rare, but raw — downright uncooked. Holding back the vomit, I stomached the naan and rice. I told the waiter who didn’t quite comprehend the gravity of the situation and offered to continue cooking the chicken (which was half eaten at the point when I realized what was going on and wouldn’t eat any more). The waiter came back offering to bring me a whole new meal — which was great but I wasn’t interested in meat at that point.
He then brought the check, which included the raw meal. I asked him to take it off. The manager then came out insisting that I take a full to-​go meal (nice of him, but it wasn’t curing the nausea). I refused. He insisted. I refused again — letting him know that I wasn’t in the mood to eat. Instead of the adjusted check, he then brought out dessert (unordered). Again, this was extremely nice but not getting at the point that I wasn’t interested in eating.
Sadly, TKK is is off the list. Someone please help me find a place in Williamsburg to eat some good Indian food.

I’m giving this place 5-​stars because having never eaten there before, I somehow got the exact food I was craving (usually I have to try a few different dishes at an Indian restaurant before I can figure out their speciality… let’s face it, no two saag paneers taste alike) and it arrived at the most perfect time.
I ordered the chicken tikka makhuni and it was EXACTLY what I had hoped: the best of chicken tikka with this hint of malai kofta.
Dish came with rice. Was definitely more than I can eat in one serving. Looking forward to the leftovers. Seriously.
Oh yeah and on a Tuesday night while raining, the food was delivered ridiculously quick.
Yum.

OMG absolutely quick and delicious delivery!!! By far the best Indian food I have ever tasted… I got the curry vegetable dinner and it came with three different veggie devious… I’m soooo full!!! I will be ordering again in the future… oh…and they close at 2:30 am !!!

If you are looking for your average Indian food this would be your best choice food lack that Indian spices
service was excellent
price was reasonable
atmosphere was nice except for the cobwebs in the corner of the wall

First thumb up: they use tablecloths and traditional Indian tableware, synonymous of great culture and care for their guests.
Double thumbs up: I had vegetable lunch special and everything was delicious!
Triple thumbs up: relaxing atmosphere, nice Indian music in background, A/​C temperature was perfect (not the usual American freeze-​your-​ass temperature!!!) and the service was great, nice people running this place. Bravi!

I’m a very forgiving and understanding person. Literally 4^th time *i know I must be the biggest idiot in the world to keep attempting with this place* I received absolutely not a single fork, knife, spoon, napkin to eat my meal with.
I’ve always let it slide but after the 4^th time I was furious.
Try eating Chicken vindaloo with your hands.
So I called back, got the most incompetent person on the planet to answer the phone and after quite literally 6 times explaining I had no utensils *i had to repeatedly explain what a utensil is*
His solution to the issue was for me to walk a mile and come get the plastic wear after I payed for the food and already tipped the delivery man.
Never been so insulted and quite frankly if I walked there as he suggested. He would’ve gone to the dentist the next morning *no I’m not violent by nature*
The mother fucking audacity of this piece of ignorant shit is extraordinary.
Never again.
Ever.

This place is thoroughly awesome. I’d give it a 4.5 star rating if I could; asI can’t, I’m going to round up — like with Note Thai — as I think it deserves to have some of the negative reviews here offset.
Firstly, they’re open until 2AM 7 days /​week. That’s right. 2AM, every night. That’s pretty badass — especially for an Indian restaurant; in my experience, it’s very difficult to find Indian places open past 10pm.
Second, the quality: it’s pretty great. I love indian food; I consider it to be one of my favorite cuisines; and I can say: this place does it right. At least in their vindaloo, saag, samosas, etc. — everything I’ve tried has been spot on.
Third, the value: specifically, the value of their dinner specials.
For $ 14.95, you get:
— A full appetizer of your choosing
— A full curry meat dish of your choosing
— A small curry vegetable dish of your choosing
— Soup
— Dal
— Naan
— Pampadums
— Rice
— Tea or Coffee
— Chutneys
My usual order consists of the above + an extra order of poori; so in total, the following costs me $ 23 with tax, tip and delivery charges:
— Two (very big) samosas
— A giant helping of chicken vindaloo w/​bell peppers added
— Saag aloo w/​mushrooms added
— Curry soup
— Dal
— One big slice of naan
— One big slice of poori
— Two pampadums
— Saffron rice
— Tea, sweetened how I like it
— Chutneys
I personally find that this makes roughly three full meals for me…
So in short: three full meals of a personalized-​buffet of awesome indian food for $ 7.67 /​meal delivered right to my door anytime from 11:30AM — 2AM?
Yes Please!!! :D

I read the Unilocal reviews and traveled past two (subpar rated) Indian restaurants to go to the place rated the best.
Pros:
Extensive Menu
Crab/​lobster curry dishes
Samosas and pappadum mmm
Chicken vindaloo was the right kind of spice
Cons:
Chicken vindaloo was bland literally no flavor
Now first thing they assume is I don’t know vindaloo ummm that’s my favorite dish in the world. At one point I was eating it three times a week and breakfast leftovers mmm
And I don’t stick to one place or one city I’ve literally had vindaloo from like 50 different places. So yea I think I can fairly say I don’t like something, the chef came out he was nice although offended I’m certain. He offered half off meal keep in mind I left hungry nothing more than a forkful was touched half off should have been taken off completely for the sake of customer service especially being as though we did order five other thingss on the menu, so they made their $$$$. I was highly disappointed especially because I would have given it another chance and tried to alter my selection. All I can say is customer service is big they are worried about making an extra $ 10 off my unsatisfactory experience but could lose ten times that based on someone reading a bad review heck it’s the reason why I drove outside my area and passes up the first two spots.

If I could give less I would.
We just moved into the area and my roommate and I felt like grabbing some home food. This was the closest Indian place around.
The dishes that the pappad and the ones laid out on the table were dirty.
The service was slow, though our waiter was pretty sweet.
I ordered a chicken Kathi roll. I’m Indian but I’ve never had or seen what was served to me. The Kathi roll had a deep fried shell which was dripping with oil. Dissecting the roll, I thought the filling could be worth it. The chicken had so much food color that it had turned a sun orange. The taste was barely palatable.
The kebab platter also had crazy amounts of color and was definitely fried and not roasted.
My roommate got chana masala which was again, just like everything on our table, a bright orange. The taste was definitely not up to par.
Don’t do it.

I could probably save myself sometime and simply copy/​paste Jamie D’s review from below.
Instead I’ll break it down per star.
+1 Star for being open and delivering after 12am on a Monday.
+1 Star for getting my order correct and delivering it to the proper address.
–1 Star for the HUGE mess that was made when I opened the bag. Properly securing containers is pretty much delivery 101. I ended up with about a half portion of Coconut Soup (which smelled weird and I opted not to eat BTW) in the container and the other half was sloshing around the bottom of the delivery bag.
–1 Star for not thinking to include a single napkin, or any utensils.
–1 Star for my interaction with the delivery person. I paid with my card online. When he showed up he tried to get me to pay in cash and proceeded to argue with me as to if I’d paid with my card or not. Once that was settled I was pretty flustered (and hungry) and turned to go inside without tipping– which isn’t my style. OH but he made a very vocal point of reminding me to tip. I had NO issue tipping. I always tip. My issue was with the fact that he didn’t LIKE my $ 3 tip.
«Three dollars miss?»
«Yes. Three dollars.»
«Five Dollars?»
HA! At this point in my frustration I simply turned into my apt to finally eat my food. Upon discovering the soup mess, single piece of nan, and absence of utensils I felt quiet confident about my $ 3 tip. *sigh*
Maybe I’ll try eating at the restaurant, but will def be avoiding delivery in the future.

Being pretty late, this was one of the few Indian places I could find that was open and would deliver to my location. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, Garlic Nan, and Baklaya. There’s no delivery fee, so that’s nice. The order took less time to deliver than stated, which was also a plus. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala medium spicy. It ended up being extremely mild on the verge of not having a kick at all. On top of that, when you open the container, there’s a pool of oil sitting on top. As others have stated, the food is quite greasy. The chicken was tender, but the overall dish was meh. The Garlic Nan was also disappointing because it barely tasted like garlic. The Baklaya was cloyingly sweet. Not my thing even though I love sweets. Overall, food was pretty mediocre.

This review is for delivery. My mom is the pickiest Indian food eater and she loved their samosas, even after I had them sitting out on the counter for a few hours. The food is extremely greasy though, so much that oil seeped through two bags and got on my coffee table. Oh well, my fault.
I went on a «pescetarian» kick for a few days so ordered their Vegetable Complete Dinner from Seamless. Whoa, talk about a ton of food for only $ 15! It was more than enough for two people. The food was delicious and plentiful but also had some serious layer of grease. I know that’s why it was so yummy but I wish they cut back on that a bit.
Last time I ordered they took over an hour to arrive, much to my dismay, but the food was still piping hot including the masala chai (yum!!!)

Really good delivery Indian food. I walked past this place the other day and peeked in and it looks pretty legit — weird clocks on the wall, oddball art. If it looks the place and I can smell it from outside we might be dealing with good Indian.
Well I found myself hungry that night and took and placed a delivery order via seamless. I ordered the Lamb Taj Karahi. Never heard of it before but I said screw it, I am going different.
Order came quickly in under the estimated time. The food was great, well spiced but not overdone. The lamb was cooked perfectly and was tender. The rice was standard fair and everything arrived hot.
Small nitpick — no plastic utensils or napkins. I ordered to a bar and thankfully they had some or that would have been very aggravating.
Total price via seamless with tax and tip was $ 16. It was a little pricey for the amount of food you got but It was high quality and I would order from them again.