Coromandel Cuisine of India

It’s not hard to find Indian restaurants scattered all over Westchester but delicious and authentic Indian cuisine are few and far between. That is why coromandel is such a good find. We’ve been coming here for years and the quality and service are always good. Dishes to order are as follows: chicken tandoori, garlic naan, chicken tikka masala, lamb saag, and shrimp vindaloo for the spice lovers. The restaurant is on a busy street so it’s sometimes hard to find street parking. They do offer valet however there is only one valet driver so expect to wait if there are a large number of cars.
Perhaps the best thing about this restaurant and I would imagine most Indian restaurants is that most of their delicious entrees are Gluten Free. This was the perfect place to take my wife’s father who has celiac disease. He thoroughly enjoyed his meal and for once it was not an inconvenience for him when dining out.

Amazing Indian food. waiter is amazing .i never had a bad meal all Indian food bow’s down to this.
Cost good
Food amazing
Décor good
Service amazing
Love the gulab jamon

This is by far, one of the best Indian restaurants I’ve visited, time and time again. They never disappoint, whether we come for the lunch buffet or a la carte. The staff is always pleasant and attentive, the bathrooms are always clean and we’ve never had a problem getting a table.
The lunch buffet has a wonderful selection of various curry dishes, vegetable dishes and tandoori. The price is right at $ 12 on weekdays (noon-2:30p) and $ 16 on weekends (noon-​3p). They usually have one or two desserts, my favourites being the Halwa (carrot pudding), Gulab Jamun (sweet dumplings) and the Kheer (rice pudding). Every time we visit, we leave full and satisfied.
Their Samosas have gotten much better since I last remember. The dough is way lighter so you can actually enjoy the whole thing without becoming overly full. Their Naan is always good; it’s soft and warm and I love getting the garlic variety. Every meal comes with Papadum (thin baked bread crisp) and a few condiments of tamarind sauce, onions and a cilantro sauce. I love their curries, both Phaal and Vindaloo are my favourites and I usually pick either Lamb, Goat or Shrimp as my protein. They’re extremely spicy but an order of Raita will help cool it down. The Biriyani is top notch, as is their Tandoori Chicken, unbelievably juicy. If you’re feeling adventurous, try some of their Hot Pickle condiment which is basically spicy pickled lime. Just writing about it makes my mouth water.
I would suggest that you take advantage of their buffet if you haven’t visited before so you get the opportunity to try a variety of items. Weekdays are less crowded bit get there early because there tends to be a steady flow of people throughout their lunch rush. Also, make sure to fill out a comment card so that you stay alert with their events and specials.

Great Indian food in new Rochelle. Service is wonderful and menu a la carte has a lot of variety. My favorites are the appetizers! Seekh Kabab, samosas, and Dahi battatas. I recommend the place!

Live around the corner from this place so not only is it convenient but it’s good. It is by far one of the most consistent restaurant I know in the area for good quality Indian food at a fair price. Portion sizes are good, spice level is as requested.
When eating in the staff is attentive and the atmosphere is as expected. Sometimes the service might be a little slow but you don’t mind spending a little extra time savoring your food.
Definitely a place worth returning to over and over.

The malai kofta were pasty like packaged food that is heated after being frozen. The tamarind chutney was syrupy sweet like over-​processed canned relishes are. Elsewhere, I’ve had delicate koftas a savory cream sauce fragrant with spice — not so here: the cream sauce was bland. I stopped eating when I realized that I didn’t want to choke down another bite. There’s no love in this food. Nothing tasted fresh. … so sad …

Best Indian food in the area. Really great for take out or dine-​in. The Coromandel Shamm Savera is by far my favorite appetizer here. Plates are very generously portioned without compromising on quality.

I had my daughters 1^st birthday party here back in June and have been meaning to review ever since.
The party was a huge success! The space we perfect, food was awesome, staff attentive, and the price was very fair. I have one regret and that is that I didn’t get to eat that much. I should have asked for some to go for myself and my wife.
Definitely will consider this place again when having a party.

There was a time where new rochelle had 2 great places to go for Indian food, this joint & THE BOMBAY EXPRESS on North…:(Coromandel is a great place to eat, & somewhat reasonably priced for the portions that you receive. The flavor of the food is exquisite, their consistent time & time again never failing to deliver an outstanding meal. Caution with extra spicy!!! Even if you like HOT. made the mistake off getting my chicken tikki… boy, let me tell ya I was literally sweating profusely! Fantastic place!

I ordered delivery from GrubHub. All was well. I got a surprise dessert too! The food was very good. Cheap on the chicken. Seems to be the norm at every Indian restaurant I’ve been. I was then checking out the printed menu that they enclosed in the bag. All the prices were $ 1-​$ 2 more when ordering online. Not nice. I’ll look for other Indian restaurants in the area.

Their service was impeccable! The portions were more than enough for one and it was delicious! I came here for dinner so it was a bit pricey (esp for the seafood) but i would definitely come here again.

Have been to Coromandel twice. Once for the lunch buffet and the other time for the standard dinner menu. In both cases, they have very good, prompt service. Papadams are complimentary here, unlike some Indian restaurants that want to charge a few dollars for them. At the lunch buffet, they have good selection of items including vegetarian options and dishes with chicken, lamb, and a rarity for Indian dining: beef. The buffet was kept stocked with fresh items, too, so there were not dishes that were sitting for hours on a warmer. Dinner there also had great food and flavor. They have a good selection for desert including a fried banana dish served with ice cream and drizzled with honey that was very good, too. One bad thing here: the server did a poor job presenting a bottle of wine. He poured the whole bottle out serving three people vs. giving standard pours and leaving the bottle on ice for us.

The lunch buffet is a great deal and has a lot of variety. When I went there was tandoori chicken, several vegetarian dishes including saag paneer, and the standard chicken tikka masala, and others. The service was great and I’d definitely visit again.

We went here last night for the first time and so happy we did! Great service and food.
The ambiance is great and the staff is very friendly and polite. Very clean as well!

Came here for dinner – which was very filling, large portions and the prices were just right. Not to mention a full bar! The vegetarian Samosas were large and tasted great but only 2 for $ 8 sucked. The Vegatarian Briyani rice was such a large portion and had alot of flavour – my mouth was deff in heaven. However, i hated how it was made with frozen veggies. I would have thought a small place like this would actually cut their veggiesMy date got some type of lamb skwers and we were taking bets if it were the appetizers or not, the portion was so large. it even came with rice! but it was not an entrée!. Downfall to this place? The temperature. It was hot in here, gotta put up that AC people!

We just left and it very good but not excellent. The atmosphere was plagued with pounding noise from the party room next door hosting a wild 50^th birthday party.
The shrimp appetizer was incredibly spicy and for us, delicious. The marriage of purple onion, cilantro, cardimon and cream was heaven. The Chicken Tikka Masala sauce was brilliant but the children was dry and left me with thinking the dish was fair at best. And not to be eaten after a few bites.
The garlic Naan was not fabulous. The thing is the Indians are unbelievably kind, polite and sweet that no matter what I write, I think it the amazing service and can’t slam this restaurant.
If you are having an Indian need, try it.

The weekday lunch buffet is great! For $ 11.95 you get your fill of chicken tikka masala, chana saag, beef baj pal, whatever that delicious vegetable curry is called, fragrant basmati rice, naan etc. plus white napkin service. Definitely one of the best deals in New Rochelle.

I have only written a couple of Unilocal reviews in five years. My experience at Coriamandel today is worthy of review.
Joji cooked the most amazing Indian dishes I’ve ever had. I’m an Indian restaurant foodie, but the food he cooked tonight knocked me over. The lamb chops, scallops, and calamari were in fantastic sauces and cooked to perfection. Our entrees of beef, chicken, and shrimp were delectable with the ideal amount of spice. I normally don’t believe a review on Unilocal unless there is some negative commentary mixed in with the positives. There are only positives that I can report from Coriamandel in New Rochelle. Starting with the huge glass windows of the spacious dining room to the great service and most importantly, the fine cuisine. Five stars for Joji and Coriamandel!

The dishes were well spiced, but lacked salt. The customer service was outstanding though. I love indian sweets, but I was dissapointed in their desserts. The Gulab Jamun was tasteless and watery. I taste no trace of powdered milk. The syrop was mostly water with a touch of sugar (and no cardamon?)
I got food poisoning from this place (not fun!)

We arrived in New Rochelle in the late evening after a day full of travel. My wife and kids stayed back at the hotel while I walked the nearby streets to find something for dinner. I eventually settled on Coromandel Cuisine of India, a small chain based mostly in Connecticut.
I found a seat at the bar and looked over the menu. After placing a carry out order I asked for a beer while I waited and was also given a complimentary appetizer, which was a nice touch. The food was prepared very quickly and I was soon on my way back to the hotel.
I was immediately impressed by the amount of food I received. The entrées themselves were of normal size but again there was another complimentary appetizer in the bag. My wife and shared the chicken saag ($ 16.95) and chicken tikka masala ($ 16.95) along with a side of garlic naan ($ 3.95).
The saag was not as good as I’m used to, but the tikka masala was tasty. Plus the garlic naan was some of the best I’ve had. The price seemed quite high to me, but that is somewhat to be expected in New York, and at least there are some freebies thrown in to somewhat offset the cost. Overall we had a mostly positive experience with Coromandel.