We arrived after booking using an online reservation app, only to find out the menu had changed and only 2 out of 7 dishes were vegetarian. We attempted to leave the premises and informed the host that this was an issue due to dietary restrictions, he said a $50 cancellation fee would have to be enforced because we were a “no show,” which was funny because we were standing in the restaurant and had been waiting at our table for around 12 minutes for service.Reluctantly, we stayed, but the meal and mood was ruined by this senseless policy. If people show up for a reservation on a Friday night and want to leave why hold them hostage? It’s a 2-top, just fill it with a walk-in, guys!Oh well, best of luck!
My advice;GO!!!!I was treated to dinner at Corner Delhi about a month ago, and I can't stop thinking about these delicious Indian fusion meals!The owner/chef has creatively configured these dishes to be absolutely amazing.We had the bacon butter noodles and king salmon.Atmosphere was cozy and inviting.I'm from Toronto so cant go back too easily, but if I lived nearby, this would definitely be my favorite place to go.(Now seeking a similar place in Toronto!!)
I’ve been coming here for years, and I’m always surprised (but grateful) that it’s not packed, because it’s such an amazing gem of a place. The cocktails are creative and delicious, and after trying every vegetarian thing on the menu (There are many options.), I have yet to be disappointed. Ok I’m not a real vegetarian, I also eat mussels, and their mussels are just incredible. You must try!
This is my kind of place, a cute neighborhood bistro with inventive unique food. All of our dishes were delicious and wonderfully inventive twists on South Asian cuisine. Nice bar and wine list. Sweet service.
I had a horrible experience with the owner/host of this place. I live a block down the street from the restaurant and had eaten there 5 times previously, but will never return after my most recent run in with the place's belligerent owner/host. Tried to get him to cancel my reservation after his inordinately hostile and unprofessional service and he threatened me with physical violence. Avoid at all costs. There are tons of outstanding restaurants in Park Slope. This isn't one of them.
Food was tasty but I had a few problems- the portions are insanely small (laughably small honestly). Also they don’t offer sides of rice ?? As an Indian restaurant?? Kind of preposterous. Overall food was tasty but not worth the price at all
Corner Delhi has consistently been an exemplary dining experience. Food, atmosphere, cocktails, wine, and service have never been anything but top notch.Our recent visit was no different. Started off with the Rosita-Ji's Negroni and the Cheeky Monkey cocktails. I loved the smoky but well-balanced Monkey and my partner liked the Negroni riff although she prefers a standard one.For starters we chose the Hot Shrimp Pakora and the Pondy Fisherman's Pani Puri. The shrimp were great but the Pani Puri was stellar. Textures and flavors were excellent. It's a great choice to start your meal.For mains, we shared the Mumbai Chicken Milanese and Babu's Bacon Butter Noodles. Both were very tasty and a bit spicy. The rice that comes with the chicken was really good. And the bacon in the noodles was delicious. Cause, you know, bacon. ??I enjoyed a glass of Trebbiano Spoletino with our entrees and it was nicely refreshing.We were too full for dessert but that was okay after a meal that delicious.Lastly, our server was nice, attentive, and quite friendly.Definitely check this place out, it's worth it!
Wonderful food! We live across the street and are grateful for this neighborhood gem. Everything we've ordered has been fantastic, and the staff is friendly and attentive. Love it.
Love love love this place. We come here every time we possibly can. Consistently delicious. The flavors are just perfect. As disappointed as I get when my favorite dish is no longer offered I also appreciate the ever changing menu. I’m so glad this place exists and I hope it stays!
I would die to eat Pana Puri and the chicken Milanese for the rest of my life