Cumin N Eat

This review will be about the italian food mainly. Pizza wise if you go here for pizza you are robbing yourself willingly. There are 10 spots within 10 minutes or less with substantially better pizza. Krispys, Angellotis cheese slice across the street destroys this, Red tomato, brooklyn square, Carlos, Cuccina Alesia, heck even Feats’ pizza, though not pizzeria style, is way better. This is not the place if your primary experience is italian with indian flare. Now the fusion, it’s alright, the paneer pizza overwhelmed the pizza the spice was too much, sometimes it’s better and I have enjoyed it but sometimes I struggle to eat through the slice, it’s not balanced. Balance is key in Italian cuisines especially if that’s the base of your dish for the forward flavor. I know others who have a

A couple of days ago I ordered, Cumin N Eat, for lunch. I had ordered their, Chicken Tikka Marsala, Makhani Way, and Pepperoni Slices. They were extremely delicious! The two fusion slices were really heavy, but flavorful. In my honest opinion, the fusion slices did not go well as a “pizza”, but would be fantastic in a bowl with rice. The pepperoni slice was extremely disappointing. It lacked any depth of flavor in both the cheese and sauce that they used. I’d absolutely order from, Cumin N Eat, again. It was an awesome experience! But again, if you’re looking into their Fusion Slices, just don’t expect it to be a “pizza” as commonly known. The fusion pizzas are extremely tasty, it’s just in my honest opinion, it does not “pizza”! Either way, if you’re in the Marlboro area please feel free

This is an interesting and different restaurant. The location used to be the Slice Pizzeria and the new place has kept the pizza (which remains good!) and added an Indian menu as well! A bit jarring mixture at first but hey, why not? I started off with a Sicilian slice and it was great, just like I’d expect at any other pizzeria and all the pizzeria options were still available and looked good. On to the Indian food, the first visit, we tried the onion and spinach pakora along with the Gobi 65. In a follow up delivery order I tried the Bhel Puri and the Paneer Tikka Roll. The food was outstanding. I had asked for spicy and it had a good flavorful kick. The food was clearly freshly made and portions were really good for the price. They got the special requests correct and overall we reall

Wonderful spot for Indian fusion food. Why don't more places make Indian flavored pizzas? It was great. The prices are very reasonable, I initially thought they missed part of my order. Highly recommend and will definitely return. Also, the employees are great, friendly and very considerate.

so many better pizza places in the area. $42 for two large pies. Also used red onion. Dough is chewy and stretchy. Looks good but doesn’t taste good.