Curry House

We ordered fried idly, superstar Dosa, LET'S MASALA THE POORI, and samosa wrap. *** Must try their fried idly and Superstar Dosa*** Poori masala was also nice in taste. I really hated samosa wrap. It was like samosa chat in a wrap. They were very generous in putting curd into that wrap which made it soggy. and didn't taste well. For drinks we had filter coffee and mango lassi, both drinks were amazing. It is a self-service restaurant. Must visit this place if you are in Downtown Boston. I will definitely visit this place. The quantity of food makes the money spent worthwhile.

Got the masala dosa and kaara dosa. Masala dosa was huge, accompanied with coconut chutney and sambhar. Chutneys with sambhar and masala dosa tasted well, kaara dosa very spicy, recommended for spicy food lovers ONLY. We got idly later on, nice and fluffy, like how my amma and appa would make it back home. Filter kaapi was well balanced. Overall, good food.

I have been to Vaanga twice now and have decided that it my favorite Indian restaurant yet. My go-to here is the chicken tikka masala, and it is quite good. I have had this dish from several different restaurants and theirs is by far my favorite. It is an explosion of sweet and tangy flavors, with chicken cooked to perfection and tastefully added peppers and onions atop perfectly cooked rice. I liked that they had Thums Up and Limea to add Indian flavors to even the beverage options. I got the mango lassi after I was done eating and it was very good. Mango lassi is rarely bad, but theirs was particularly good. The dining room was very cute and they had a great selection of music. One song that stood out to me was "Jimikki Ponnu" by Anirudh Ravichander. It was fun to hear Anirudh playing at a restaurant considering he is one of my favorite artists. Overall I highly recommend Vaanga!