Angel, le restaurant indien incontournable à New York
Fondé en 2021 par un chef passionné, Angel est rapidement devenu une référence pour les amateurs de cuisine indienne à New York. Situé dans le quartier de Jackson Heights, à Queens, ce restaurant s’inscrit dans la tradition culinaire du Nord de l’Inde, proposant des plats savoureux et authentiques. La réputation d’Angel s’est construite sur la qualité de ses plats, notamment le célèbre dum biryani, préparé avec soin et présenté avec un spectacle de saveurs et de parfums. La cuisine végétarienne y occupe une place centrale, avec des spécialités comme le paneer khurchan ou le vegetable dum biryani, appréciées par une clientèle locale et internationale. La convivialité et la simplicité du lieu renforcent son charme, offrant une expérience culinaire chaleureuse et authentique.
L’ambiance d’Angel est à la fois simple et accueillante, avec un décor épuré qui met en valeur la qualité des plats. La salle intérieure, ainsi que l’espace extérieur, permettent de profiter d’un repas dans un cadre détendu, idéal pour découvrir ou redécouvrir la richesse de la cuisine indienne. La proximité avec les épiceries indiennes du quartier, comme Patel Brothers, ajoute à l’authenticité de l’expérience. Que ce soit pour un déjeuner ou un dîner, Angel reste une adresse incontournable pour tous ceux qui recherchent un restaurant indien de qualité à New York, dans un environnement convivial et authentique.
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"Resto indien entièrement vegetarien"
@justinewrms
"Very good butter chicken apparently "
@ditty
"Reco de Paul, incroyable restau indien"
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"Indian apparently best in Jackson heights"
@selmapg
"Aruna recommended - mutton biryani"
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"Le plus authentique resto indien de NY"
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"Eric Wareheim posted about it"
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"Righteous east recommends Bheja Fry"
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"Livre : on se casse Indien"
@paul.cambon
"Youngmi Mayer; vegetable dum biryani"
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"Went to order food there on NYE after our order through Grubhub wasn’t passed to Adda where we originally ordered from. The chef at Angel used to cook at Adda before. Food is same quality, but cheaper. "
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"Just had a very nice lunch here. Highly recommend it. Simple room, excellent food and service. And the best papadam besides 😊😎"
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"Best Indian restaurant nyc"
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"When you go to angel (bc you should!) I'd recommend kale pakoda (always wondered if this was a diff spelling of pakora or a different word btw if someone knows!), (preferably goat) biryani & a paneer dish & naan ofc. Everything I've tried there I liked (except the veg moille but maybe that's just not my thing) but imo those ones are easy wins. They make their own paneer and it's really special. The biryanis usually come out with a bit of showmanship which is fun and the kale pakoda is just a banger."
@michaelwsherman
"The signature order is dum biryani—of course—capped in a dome of golden-brown pastry and filled with fragrant basmati rice, ginger, caramelized onions, and peas. But best of all might be the house-made paneer khurchan that arrives with a dark, zesty curry of tomatoes and peppers. Like everything else accompanied by sauce, it’s an item that thrives over rice and eats even better the next day."
@cleo.rzk
"One of the best Indian Restaurants in NY"
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"There are some cuisines that would buckle under the demands of a vegetarian-only menu, but in Chef Amrit Pal Singh’s no-frills restaurant, plate after plate will demonstrate the real magic of going meatless. Singh, who grew up in Punjab, keeps his Indian menu small, unlike countless other kitchens in bustling Jackson Heights; and everything arrives hot out of the pan. The signature order is dum biryani—of course—capped in a dome of golden-brown pastry and filled with fragrant basmati rice, ginger, caramelized onions, and peas. But best of all might be the house-made paneer khurchan that arrives with a dark, zesty curry of tomatoes and peppers. Like everything else accompanied by sauce, it’s an item that thrives over rice and eats even better the next day."
@davidwemyers
"Small restaurant that some website rated the best Indian food in the country."
@scottgurian
"Jackson Heights, Queens Indian https://culinarybackstreets.com/cities-category/queens/2022/angel-indian-restaurant/ https://culinarybackstreets.com/cities-category/queens/2021/best-bites-2021-4/ To say 2021 has been a peculiar year is an understatement. I am glad there has been some stability in my life. Just about all of the restaurants I frequent have pulled through, and life is slowly going back to “normal” as much as possible. This year, I stepped into Angel Indian Restaurant, which has become a welcome addition to the neighborhood, on the Southeast Asia strip around 74th street. Angel sits right down the street from Patel Brothers, the stalwart supermarket for Indian groceries and spices. It’s a gravitational force in that part of Jackson Heights for the Desi community Their ample indoor and outdoor seating is a blessing in these uncertain times, and service is great – they will answer any and all questions one might have about their North Indian cuisine. I had ordered a lamb biryani, a mixed rice dish that comes baked inside a fluffed-up naan bread. It’s like opening a gift: you break open the naan to find the mildly spicy biryani inside. With a salad and lassi (a yogurt-based drink), it’s enough for two people."
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"Sophie insta rec, lotus root kofta, chicken biryani"
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"Michelin Guide: Indian Veg. Paneer Khurchan, Veg dum biryani, Dal Makhani 👍"
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