Brunch Report: Aangan, an Indian Restaurant on the Upper West Side
The vegetarian thali at Aangan is a delicious good deal.
One of the most popular methods of dining in India is grazing a smorgasbord of small dishes on a tray called a thali.
The small but comfortable dining room at Aangan features quilted bronze pleather on the walls.
Aangan, a new Indian restaurant on the Upper West Side at 103rd Street, offers a nifty menu of lunch specials, which are available on the weekends, making it a perfect unpretentious brunch spot.
You won't find pitchers of "free" mimosas, but you will find a full bar if you so desire, and a large menu that includes a pair of thalis, one vegetarian, one carnivorous, each with a couple of choices for the main dishes deposited in the metal cups, for less that $10.
Thalis are a fun way to dine, an explosion of flavors. Each thali also comes with a prefatory salad and a big basket of naan. The carnivorous thali includes choices of both chicken and lamb. 2701 Broadway, 212-280-4100
Forge ahead for more pictures of Aangan brunch.
Email to Friend
Write to Editor
Print Article
