OM Indian Grill

FOOD: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for a party of three we ordered: - samosa - pappad - chana masala - lamb curry - garlic naan (3x) - another side of basmati - mango lassi total: $100.80 including tip all entrees come with rice. chana masala was phenomenal! and so were the samosas. you can choose the spice level too. samosas come in 2 and were split amongst three of us. i liked the green sauce more than the red sauce that came with them. no alcoholic drinks, but the restaurant is BYOB. mango lassi was good. not too sweet, and the yogurt flavor was strong. the garlic naan was a tinyyy bit toastier than we’d prefer (the chana masala made up for it tho) + loved that there were many vegetarian options available! portions were big and we ended up sharing + taking leftovers home. SERVICE: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ po

The food was great. Tasty sauces, naan, and rice. Great paneer. Friendly owners and good music videos on the tv, but not too loud. Very pleasant find!

Had a great experience here! Beautiful decor, friendly and helpful staff. My partner and I got the garlic naan and the chicken tikka masala, great traditional staples for us. We also had the Chicken Chili which was fantastic. Apparently it is unique to this business and I would certainly order again with its layered spices and flavors, sweet, spicy, excellent. Mango lassi to top it off.

Om Indian grill is by far the best North Indian restaurant in the Worcester, and might I say, the metro West area. I generally avoid places that offer the same old North Indian dishes. But the reviews were so good and I had always wanted to visit their previous restaurant the Pub 122. We went for dinner - ordered chicken kadhai, palak paneer and dal makhani. The curries were really really good. Made freshly from ground spices instead of just the powders. Spice levels were perfect. The dal makhani was just like what we had at Amritsar. The palak paneer had a light smoky flavor which I haven't found elsewhere. Service was awesome and ambience is like any other Indian restaurant. The Punjabi music gave it an authentic Punjabi vibe although I would have preferred a little less of it. Kids and

I would give OM Indian Grill 6/5 stars across the board if I could, it was that good. My husband and I walked in around 6:30 p.m. on a Tuesday night, and Pooja remembered both of us from Pub 122 in North Grafton, their former restaurant. Not only did she remember our faces and names, but she also remembered what we had ordered. Fabulous, warm, and welcoming! She offered us a seat near the windows. We looked around the room and we're struck at how pretty it was, with white tablecloths and pretty gray china. We ordered two appetizers: coconut soup and samosa chaat. They were so flavorful and well done! Honestly, the samosa chaat -- Indian street food -- may have been my most favorite thing to eat, ever, with its contrast in textures (crunchy to soft), complex flavors, slightly spicy, then