Urban Rasoi

14 reviews

+1 (908) 275-1288

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2800 State Route 27 Ste 1

North Brunswick, NJ 08902

+1 (908) 275-1288

http://www.theurbanrasoi.com

Urban Rasoi is a cozy eatery in North Brunswick, NJ that specializes in serving authentic Indian cuisine.

With a menu featuring a variety of traditional dishes, Urban Rasoi offers a casual dining experience for those seeking flavorful and aromatic meals.

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Damanpreet K.

12/17/2024

Kidaaan New Jersey! This Christmas and New Year, give your loved ones the gift of authentic North Indian specials at the beautifully decorated Urban Rasoi in North Brunswick and show this reel to...

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Latha P.

12/20/2024

The food was the star of show . Stellar service by Bindu , Pradeep and the entire staff was a close second , followed by the lovely dim lit ambiance. Every dish surpassed our expectations in its...

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K C.

11/17/2024

Pros- -Ambiance is nice -location is convenient and plenty of parking Cons- -Food is average. Mostly milder with less spices and less salt. There were 2-3 tiny stones in a curry. -Expensive for...

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Raj S.

5/1/2024

Was going to North Brunswick area and googled this restaurant.. was looking for some quick Indian snack/tea/ dinner and went to this restaurant... had good reviews .. location was a bit wierd ....

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Geneen G.

11/13/2024

Wow!!! The food, the atmosphere, the staff and their A+ suggestions and the music complimented our whole experience which was on point! BYOB and I swear we had the best table in the house!...

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