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Taj Mahal Indian Restaurant
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Rumor has it that all the Indian restaurants on the South side of East Sixth Street share the same kitchen. It's a decent kitchen, so no one complains. So how do you select one place over another? Some have a sitar player; others flashier decorations. If you're celebrating a birthday, I'd definitely recommend Tajmahal. I don't remember the dessert item but when it was brought out flashing lights overhead threw colored beams on the walls and a young waiter came over to our table and did a little dance that was Bollywood MTV for the East Village set. Lots of sideward pelvic thrusts driven by a Middle Eastern beat and self-admiration in the mirror. The guest of honor laughed herself to tears. We all tipped well.
Pros: Price
Cons: Generic
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