Aangan Indian Cusine
Cuisine: Indian.
* * * 30 votes
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9 Reviews to “Aangan Indian Cusine”
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jphilli Says:
July 1st, 2008
If you love indian food, go to the Taj Palace on Walnut Street in Harrisburg!! You will be happy i told you!!
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loudandclear Says:
June 15th, 2008
If you are desi and you want the authentic indian taste this is the wrong place for you, may be good for people trying Indian food for the first time. The good thing about this place is that it has a good service. The food is not indian may be from some different place or country, its very blend.
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Jude Says:
June 6th, 2008
Aangan is my favorite Indian restaurant in the Harrisburg area. I have tried all of the rest, and nothing beats their friendliness and quality of food. If there is a downside to this restaurant it’s that it is very laid back and service can be slower, but I blame that on our society thinking everything must be rushed.
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Bob Says:
February 20th, 2008
Aangan has its moments where it’s both wonderful and unsavory at the same time. The service is wonderful and you are never left wanting anything. The food is usually good, but some days not very consistent. As others have stated the buffets are the best way to go, especially if you are unfamiliar with Indian cuisine in general. The bar also tends to be on the expensive side and I wouldn’t plan on having many cocktails here. Overall not bad, but not perfect. Usually we prefer to get take away as someone inevitably brings a child into the restaurant and the pristine silence is broken by the banshee cry of a newborn who is being ignored, but that’s obviously not the fault of the restaurant.
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Tiffany Says:
January 30th, 2008
I have eaten at Aangan a couple of times. Both times I have found that the food is fine, but not excellent. Indian cuisine is all about combining spices to make extraordinary flavors - not necessarily spicy heat, but very flavorful. My absolute favorite Indian dish is Saag Paneer (aka Palak Paneer), pureed spinach seasoned with ginger and other spices with pieces of fried homemade cheese, but Aangan’s version was bland. I have tried other dishes there (korma, biryani, masala and tandoori chicken) and found a lack of intensity to the flavors overall. If you love Indian cuisine, this place may disappoint.
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