Flavors Of Nawab - Ellington

We came to this restaurant for dinner and had a fantastic experience. We were seated promptly, although there was a slight wait for our food due to a high volume of takeout orders. However, once our food arrived, it was well worth the wait. The servers were friendly and professional. We ordered chicken biryani, gobi Manchurian, palak paneer, and malai kofta. The naan was exceptionally soft and delicious. The malai kofta and biryani were both amazing. We highly recommend this restaurant and look forward to returning to try other dishes.

I have yet to find another restaurant that serves mutton or goat without any unpleasant odors. I absolutely enjoyed it! Plenty of parking spots available as well.

We stumbled upon a gem! My partner and I decided to check out this restaurant and were pleasantly surprised by the exceptional food and service. I have a low tolerance for spice, so I tried the butter chicken (requested non-spicy) and it was delicious! Full of flavor without the heat. On the other hand, my partner loves spicy food and ordered his dish very spicy, which also exceeded his expectations. We will definitely be returning!

The best garlic naan around it really was amazing. Chicken tikka masala was also great, perfect amount of spicyness and everything was super freshParking: Big open lot

Driving back home from Hartford to the Boston area, my wife searched Google for a place to eat off I 84, and Flavors of Nawab was her excellent choice. The reviews were a little overwhelmingly positive, which left us a little suspicious: Did they hire an unscrupulous firm to make up reviews? Turns out, it's just that good.The food and service are top notch. Everything we ordered was a little different from other places, in the way that every family has their own recipes, their own take on classic dishes. But more importantly, everything was delicious.My wife ordered the mutton korma, and we shared the pani puri appetizer, palak paneer, and their home made mint lime drink, all wonderful. Some people might be a little hesitant about the thin sauce that comes with the pani puri: it smells a little sulfurous, but don't be discouraged. It tastes fantastic.The acid from the lime and the cooling from the mint helped with the spiciness, but even without that, the flavors would have kept me digging in. The entrées alone would have earned the 5 star rating, but it all worked so perfectly together.Dessert was something I had never tried: falooda with ice cream. The high quality but straightforward Ice cream with a red syrup was on top of a delicious pudding with, I think, noodles mixed in! Sounds weird to this American, but it was great, and made a nice pairing, different textures, different temperatures, different flavors...And if all this wasn't enough, as we were driving away, they chased us down... my wife had left her purse, and they sprinted across their parking lot to make sure we didn't drive off!We pass this way frequently, driving from the Boston area to points south and west, and I look forward to trying more of their menu.There is no aspect of this place that is anything other that fabulous.TL:DR Eat here. It's really good.Vegetarian options: They have an excellent assortment of vegetarian options (vegan, I'm not so sure about .Kid friendliness: They have a nice, boring kids menu French fries, chicken tenders, and the like to satisfy boring but picky kids' palates, while the parents can get something different and lovely. For the more adventurous kids, they also can adjust the spice levels, so you don't melt your children's faces off. :