Malai Marke

“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely delicious! The flavors at Malai Marke are rich, authentic, and satisfying every time. Great service, cozy atmosphere, and generous portions. One of my favorite go-to spots for Indian food in the city!”

“Sadly the Indian restaurants that once crowded 6th street are disappearing. Don't let an empty restaurant fool you into thinking the food isn't good. I had a wonderful meal here with some friends. The homemade breads, appetizers and meals were outstanding. Everything was fresh and delicious, so order away. The restaurant is large and worth a visit with friends.”

“Went there on a weekday and did not make any reservations. Menu has a large variety of options to choose from vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes. Tried there paneer roll in naan ( not so good) Vegetable phal ( okayish taste, more like a mixed vegetable curry), paneer tikka masala ( again okayish taste). Spice levels were okay - we ordered spicy and it was like almost 9/10 spicy. Ordered garlic naan ( which was good), tandoori roti (okayish) and lacchha paratha ( it was good). Also, ordered rose lassi (tasted fresh and nice). You can walk to the restro as there is no proper parking and we went there for the dinner.”

“A good find on Curry Row. Decor is OK and service was professional and friendly. Wide choice of traditional dishes with a few special items available. We tried 2 chicken dishes, lamb and an okra dish. All were very well prepared. Garlic naan was well made. Almost every table was taken at 7pm on a Thursday evening while most of the other Indian restaurants on the block were pretty empty. Noise level was a bit high with so many diners. If your a fan of Indian food give this casual, local place a try. The restaurant name is on the outside awning, easy to miss the narrow store front.”

“Food very bland— mango lassi, lamb biryani, chicken chettinad, and parotha all bland. Service— didn’t have drinks desired. Messes up order originally. Took a long time. Atmosphere alright. Quite with some background music.”