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194 Bleecker St.,
New York, NY 10013
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Sun-Thu, noon-3am; Fri-Sat, noon-5am
$4-$13
MasterCard, Visa
Not Accepted
East of Hudson St to Broadway between 14th & Canal Sts.
The intersection of MacDougal and Bleecker Streets has long been a microhub for Indian fast food, with one storefront metamorphosing from Indian Bread Co. to Aamchi Pao and then, a year and a half ago, to its current incarnation, where Mumbai-bred owner Hemant Phul takes inspiration from his hometown’s Bollywood industry. One wall is accented with slick pink swirls and lighting is kept nightclub-dim, even during the day. North Indian street-food snacks bear movie-biz monikers—a spicy lamb kebab is “Critics Choice,” while a roll-up of eggs, onions, and peppers is dubbed “Super Hit.”
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