Mumbai Maskaa

Had been here for the first time. We got pavbhaji, triple shezwan fried rice and chicken 65. Everything was delicious and as authentic as it can get. Chicken 65 was crispy and well done. Pavbhaji was slightly thick but tasted good. Triple shezwan was the winner. Would highly recommend to anyone missing authentic indochinese.

Went here for dinner with a friend and it was absolutely worth it! Since it was the weekend, we had to wait a little, but the food made up for the delay. Everything was beautifully presented and tasted delicious.

A small suggestion: avoid going too close to closing time. We felt a bit rushed toward the end of our meal, so it’s better to plan earlier—especially on weekends. Calling ahead for reservations is definitely recommended.

We ordered some of their specials: Avocado Bhel, Chicken Bao Buns (extremely tasty!), and Hakka Noodles. Not a single dish disappointed us. But the star of the night was the Orange Kulfi for dessert—so unique, refreshing, and absolutely appetizing! 🍊✨

Overall, a great spot for North Indian taste buds looking for something flavorful and different. Highly recommended!

Small but nicely appointed space with off-street parking. One is greeted immediately with delightful smells coming from the kitchen. Nicely varied menu with plenty of vegetarian and non-veg selections. One thing I liked was their 5-stars spice level choice: be apprised that this is Indian spice levels, so 4 was quite delightful for me with lots of experience in India and SE Asia. Typical American palates should stick to 1 or 2! The preparations and spices were very true to what I have had in India. Prices were fair for the quantity and especially quality served. Luncheon special pricing is very attractive and just the right quantity.
Highly recommended.

The Best place if you like MUMBAI STYLE INDO CHINESE FOOD. I am not someone who enjoys writing google reviews but Simson and his entire team deserve this review 100%. BEST Manchow soup and Triple Schezwan Rice in New Jersey and New York. Sometimes i feel that they make it better than what we get in Mumbai. Not kidding. The pictures below is our go-to order.

Also, try their Dhaba style bone-in chicken and chicken tikka.

Good Job Mumbai Maska !!

Pictures-
1. Chicken Manchow soup
2. Chicken lollipop
3. Chicken tikka
4. Triple Schezwan rice (Chicken)

Finally found a place that serves amazing Indo-Chinese food! Their Manchow Soup is a must-try, and honestly, every dish we ordered was delicious. We wanted to try two desserts- Gajar ka Halwa and Orange Kulfi and they were kind enough to serve us a combo of both. Loved the gesture! Will definitely be back to try more from the menu.
Make sure you get the table reservations done in advance on the weekends to avoid waiting.