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We hope you enjoy the fine Message from Mayor Paul A. Dyster Indian Cuisine that the City of “The Indian Cuisine in Niagara Falls Niagara Falls, New York has to is outstanding and plentiful. We hope City of Niagara Falls, NY offer! you enjoy the selection of Indian res- taurants that we have to offer in our Whether you’re in the mood for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner- great City. Enjoy (mazza len)!” there is something for everyone! Indian Cuisine North Indian Cuisine, South Indian Cuisine, all-day Buffets, Dosa, Vada, Vegetarian & Non- Vegetarian options. There are a variety of dining City of Niagara Falls, NY USA options to choose from such as Paul A. Dyster, Mayor dine-in, take out, delivery 745 Main Street service or online ordering. Niagara Falls, NY 14302 Office of Economic Development City Hall 745 Main Street Room 300A Niagara Falls, NY 14302-0069 www.niagarafallsusa.org Flavor of India Kohinoor Restaurant 9499 Niagara Falls Boulevard 200 Rainbow Boulevard (716) 297-2100 (716) 284-2414 Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Lunch, Dinner, Buffet & Menu Buffet Options North Cuisine Godavari Niagara Maharaja 427 Third Street 295 Rainbow Boulevard (716) 205-8210 (716) 299-0332 South Indian Food-Buffet Options Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Buffet Indian Cuisine Restaurant Guide: Halal Kabob King Punjabi Hut Food Truck-Old Falls Street 26 Niagara Street Bollywood Lounge & Legends (716) 575-3212 (716) 285-7479 240 First Street Lunch, Dinner, Buffet & Menu (716) 330-9716 House of India Buffet, Lunch, Dinner 399 Rainbow Boulevard Tandoori King (716) 371-2424 1915 Pine Avenue Chicken Tikka Kebab Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (716) 205-8835 Food Truck Dosa, Idly, Vada, Buffet 26 Niagara Street Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner North & South Cuisine (716) 990-9794 Indian & Pakistani Halal Cuisine Halal Indian Kitchen King Zaika Indian Cuisine & Bar Delhi Darbar 610 Main Street 421 Third Street 431 Third Street (716) 215-6994 (716) 804-0444 (716) 299-0066 Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Buffet, Dosa, Vada, Thal Lunch, Dinner, Buffet option All-Day Buffet, Dine-in or Take Out North & South Cuisine Dosa Hut Food Truck - 222 Rainbow Blvd. Kathi Roll on the Falls (716) 417-3117 Food Truck-Old Falls Street Lunch, Dinner (718) 710-9737 South & North Cuisine Lunch, Dinner .

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Nikki's Indian Cuisine
Nikki’s Indian Cuisine Breakfast Specialties BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY FROM 9 - 12 NOON Beverages TWO BUTTERMILK PANCAKES | 6 Bottle water 8 oz | 1.25 Iced tea | 2.50 THREE EGG OMELET with homefries | 9 Sodas | 2.50 Indian iced coffee | 3 Black coffee | 2 Milk 8 oz | 3 VEGETABLE UPMA * GF Black tea | 2 Salt Lassi | 3.5 semolina cooked with vegetables, served with Indian chai tea | 2.50 Sweet Lassi | 4 coconut chutney | 9 Indian filter coffee | 2.50 Mango Lassi | 5 VEGETABLE POHA * GF flattened rice cooked with seasonal vegetables | 9 South Indian Breakfasts Parathas & Breads IDLI SAMBHAR * GF pan grilled Indian tortillas two steamed rice cakes, soaked in vegetable lentil soup served with coconut chutney | 9 TAVA ROTI* | 4 RICE ROTI* GF | 4 PURI* | 4 TAVA PARATHA * VADA SAMBHAR * GF two flat whole wheat tortillas | 5 two fried lentil dumplings soaked in vegetables lentil soup with coconut chutney | 9 KAWAN PARATHA two multi-layered breads made from whole wheat IDLI-VADA COMBO * GF | 14 flour cooked on a griddle with butter | 5 ALOO PARATHA * PLAIN DOSA * GF paratha stuffed with masala potatoes | 6 round rice crepe served with vegetable lentil soup & coconut chutney | 11 GOBI PARATHA * paratha stuffed with shredded masala cauliflower | 6 MASALA DOSA * GF dosa filled with potatoes & onions, served with samb- PANEER PARATHA har & coconut chutney | 12 paratha stuffed with herbs & cottage cheese | 8 CHICKEN PARATHA UTTAPPAM * GF paratha stuffed with spicy ground chicken | 9 thick rice pancake with onion, chili, tomato, cilantro served with sambhar
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