Joti Palace

Great local family run Indian place. Always fairly empty so don’t have to wait at all for seating or very long for food. Extremely friendly owner/staff, answered any questions I had about the menu. I also noticed due to being not busy, they prepare the lunch buffet fresh when you walk in and just ask that you give them 5-10 minutes to set it up. Huge plus. The buffet is limited but still good. Has about 6 dishes; Chicken curry, beef curry, vegetable curry, rice, some side dishes and etc. Nice if you just want many portions of well made staple Indian food. Normal menu is expansive, but the ~10 items we’ve had from multiple trips all have been good. Going as a group of three and ordering 3 plates and 2 naan leave plenty for everyone to try if you’re into that type of meal.

Chicken Vindaloo tasted like spicy tomato sauce? They gave us three pieces of badly cooked chicken that tasted like they threw a Walmart rotisserie in the vindaloo. The aloo naan was oily and soggy. Samosas were the consistency of paste. I've eaten at most of the Indian restaurants in the Boston area and I've never had anyone miss this bad. It's almost incomprehensible.

This was my first time here. The food was awful. I ordered Aloo tikki and chicken biryani, Aloo tikki was burnt and did not look fresh. The chicken in chicken biryani was not even cooked properly. The food was not fresh at all. It was a bad experience.

This review is for uber order and only based on quality of food. We ordered samosas which we always order from Uber. The samosas were not only burnt but looked are recooked in old oil. We had sore throat immediately after eating the samosas. Will not order again.

Best Indian food in the greater Boston area, the rice is seasoned so well and if that’s not an indicator as to how good the food is, I don’t know what to tell you. Great for casual occasions and great for dinner with your partner and their parents. Please do yourself a favor and eat here.