The Gully NYC

Pretty good place to eat the naan was really good and the dishes were really nice my favorite was the butter chicken. The rice however is so-so and it’s like $5 for the rice which has too much cardamom. The food was fireeeeee other than that

My wife and I love Indian food. We got a flyer in the mail for this place and decided it was worth checking out.

We made the decision to go on a Friday night in the summer. Since we got there at an early time for dinner (6:30 pm), it was easy to get seated. Notably, they have a 45 min seating policy once food arrives.

Our server came out and asked if we were cool with either soda or water. We decided water and they brought out Poland spring bottles. Notably, the place does not serve alcohol.

We placed or orders and the food came out in about 15 mins. The Chicken Tikka Mac and Cheese was hands down our fave part of the night. We also both really liked our entrees. I love the creamy consistency of the sauces for both the Saag and Korma. Other Indian places have sauces that are pretty runny.

The vibes were chill, the Indian music playing at the place gave it a nice ambiance, and the food was really delicious.

Highly recommend you check this place out when you’re in Astoria.

Amazing mix of food. Came all the way from Philly to see what this was about and have to say, I am not disappointed. The Mac&Cheese could have used a bit more noodles, whole thing was drenched in cheese. Everything else was delicious!

I had the Vindaloo Chicken. 

Pros:
The food was good. It was the right kind of spice for me; not too spicy. 

- Waitress was friendly.

Cons:
- Unable to have a proper conversation due to loud music. It feels like being in a club instead of a restaurant.

- Mostly sauce & potatoes; not enough chicken.

- Manager/owner came of rude/mean.

The food was decent quality, but it's not worth the hype. I had the butter chicken from there, which was very sweet. Also, the manager/owner came off rude.

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