Halal Reviews for GupShup

Having visited GupShup a couple of times and explored a number of dishes on their menu, I would argue that it is one of the best Indian restaurants in Manhattan. Offering a fantastic array of mouthwatering dishes that are plated to perfection in an ambiance that is carefully curated, GupShup offers a truly spectacular dining experience that is worth a visit. The Butter Chicken wings, the Lucknowi Chicken Biryani, Pav Bhaji, the Keema Pav, Onion Chili Cheese Kulcha, Masala Chai, were all excellent. The service was a bit slow (but they were also overwhelmed with demand). All in all, we have greatly enjoyed our visits and look forward to being back for more.

I recently had my birthday brunch at GupShup, and I was blown away! The service was fast, the food was absolutely delicious, and the portion sizes were generous. I've been here twice before and every experience has been top-notch. Some of my favorites from the vegetarian prix-fixe menu included the paneer cheese rolls, idli & sambar, pav bhaji, and saag paneer. Whether you're planning a small gathering or a big party, I highly recommend GupShup. This restaurant has it all - great food, fantastic service, and a fun atmosphere!

I recently dined at this restaurant and overall had a satisfactory experience. The first thing that caught my attention upon entering was the impressive ambiance and interior design. The restaurant had a modern and elegant feel, creating a comfortable atmosphere. Now, let's talk about the food. While some dishes were on the pricier side ( we spent ~280$ for 4) , there were a few standout items that made the visit worthwhile. The Kheema Pav, Jackfruit tacos and Dahi Puri were absolutely fantastic. The cocktails are unique & delightful . The flavors were well-balanced, and the presentation was impeccable. If you're not a fan of intensely spicy food, you'll appreciate the fact that they cater to a milder palate. We had made a reservation for 10 o'clock, so it felt like they rushed our service. Also we fews dishes (like biryani) were unavailable at that time. I would recommend giving this place a try, but it's worth considering the timing of your reservation to ensure a more relaxed dining experience.

Lovely food and drink game and glamorous surroundings ! Great spot for innovative and yummy Indian food - we got there around 7 Saturday and no Dino reservations open till 930 so hung out at the bar for appetizers. The food was AMAZING (especially the methi soy chaap) and the bartender kept us good company. Two minor quibbles - seems like on weekend there are no open spots if you walk in - everything seems reserved ( or so it seems but at the bar we heard selective people being seated in-spite of no reservations) And the second - they need your phone number even if you sit at the bar - no reasoning why - while I appreciate that is how their reservation system may works - the hostess at the front needs to be a bit more cool about it - a few folks walked out due to this weird requirement and no reasoning on why this is the case.

I loved the food, it tasted great and it was lighter than similar dishes at other Indian restaurants. The crispy okra with avocado was a real pleaser, and the fish meilee pure joy of tender fish and curry with mustard. The paratha was flaky and yet it tasted more like a baked bread. All good things. Lots more on the menu that I'd like to try; many appetizers looked quite creative. The atmosphere was trendy and airy, though the loud music put me off somewhat. The staff came to check in often.