Anika’s Kati Roll Grill opens tomorrow
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2/19/2010 Update:
Anika’s Kati Roll Grill opening on 2/20/2010
All you Indian Food fans rejoice! Anika’s Kati Roll Grill at 618 Washington Street is opening up on Saturday, February 20th!
Previously thought to just be “take out,” we now learn that they have seating from 24 diners inside as well! And in case you don’t know what a “Kati Roll” is: “Kati rolls are Indian flat breads or parathas with marinated spiced fillings with a green coriander condiment spread, tamarind sauce, onions & other accompaniments.”
Welcome to Hoboken!
PREVIOUS UPDATES AFTER THE JUMP…
12/7/2009 Update:
Yum… Indian Takeout at Anika’s Kati Roll Grill!
Updating this thread from a few weeks ago, Anika’s Kati Roll Grill(618 Washington Street) already has their signage up, and a help wanted sign in the window.
“Coming Soon to Hoboken, NJ. An Indian Quick Serve Grill with authentic and signature dishes in a warm and welcoming environment. We have Openings for Cooking & Prep staff, Supervisors and Cashiers. Please click on the Employment Opportunities link to submit an application. Thank you. “
If you’re interesting in working here, see what other employment opportunities they have on their website. Or email them at info@anikaskatirollgrill.com for more information.
Phone: 201-710-5900
11/23/2009:
Pray for something decent, please!
Over at the doomed Wireless Solutions location at 618 Washington Street, a new “take out” restaurant is apparently planned. According to the construction permit on the window, at least – a “no seating” eatery will be arriving soon enough.
Any ideas of what this place might be? Something different, good, unique perhaps?
35 Responses to ** Anika’s Kati Roll Grill opens tomorrow **
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December 8th 2009 - 00:09:34 |
AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA.
In response to mooshu who said:
A Kiti Roll is made out of kittens.
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February 16th 2010 - 09:35:18 |
passed this place a few days ago – the person inside told me they were opening in a few days and have their menu up on the website.hope it tastes as good as it looks.and delivery is good.
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February 19th 2010 - 10:51:55 |
These prices look absolutely on point. Right on par with the kati roll joint in Greenwich Village:
http://www.thekatirollcompany.com/menu_ny.html
Looking forward to trying a few rolls and some papdi chaat tomorrow.
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February 19th 2010 - 11:29:00 |
I’ve never had Indian food. I walked by last night. It looked nice inside. I just checked out the menu. I’ll definately give them a try. “Good Luck and Welcome to town!”
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February 19th 2010 - 12:52:16 |
Sounds delicious. Can’t wait to try it!
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February 21st 2010 - 22:58:02 |
It was alright, but I wasn’t very impressed. It’s cheaper than Karma Kafe, but tasted similar to the packaged Indian food you can buy at Target.
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February 22nd 2010 - 15:29:54 |
Tried stopping by today, and there is a ’stop work’ notice on the window.
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February 22nd 2010 - 23:41:20 |
They’re closed for the foreseeable future.
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February 28th 2010 - 15:32:39 |
I went for lunch today and had the aloo masala kati roll. It was quick and tasty. A good first impression, I will go back again.
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March 2nd 2010 - 17:38:01 |
I went there yesterday for lunch, and I have mixed feelings. It’s okay, but i didn’t think that i got my money’s worth.
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March 3rd 2010 - 17:26:46 |
I went here the other night and ordered the Chicken Tika Masala platter. I have to say I was disappointed with my experience and wouldn’t go back. The pieces of chicken were small and I don’t think you get enough chicken for the price. The sauce was a little too creamy. The bread is more of a tortilla than naan. One funny thing is that the front door does not automatically close so everyone that walked in had to turn around and walk back to close the front door. If they correct these things the concept could work well in Hoboken. They need to follow the lead of Cafe Spice in Grand Central…that’s a great business model.
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March 3rd 2010 - 20:50:10 |
I just got take out here for dinner tonight. Choose the Chicken Tiki Masala, because that’s what I was craving and I noticed that it was much cheaper at Kati than at Karma. It wasn’t the greatest. Was creamier and less tomatoey than what I have had at other places. Think I’ll probably go back and try the kati rolls though.
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March 7th 2010 - 21:55:00 |
Had dinner here on Friday and lunch here today and absolutely love the food. I will now be a “regular” here. The Lamb Rogan Josh and the Samosa Chaat were delicious! I felt the Chicken Tikka Masala was right on – perfect. The decor was warm and inviting, the place was clean, the prices are reasonable (especially from what I’ve seen around Hoboken) and the staff was friendly – what more could I ask for. Will continue to recommend to my friends.
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March 8th 2010 - 00:07:22 |
Re: “tortilla”, their menu lists paratha, not naan:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paratha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naan
After two visits, I’ve found the paratha in the rolls to be hit-or-miss in the ghee/butter department. More often than not, they came across more like dry and lighter roti – definitely less greasy than the Biriyani Cart at 46th in midtown and Kati Roll in Greenwich Village. Perhaps this is a plus for the health-conscious, but I feel like I’m missing out on some tasty caloric possibilities.
In response to Marklats who said:
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March 10th 2010 - 21:31:35 |
My wife and I ate here tonight. It was very clean, bright and welcoming. We had the Lamb Rogan Josh and Chicken Tikki Masala. We were not impressed at all. They gave a good amount of rice, but the chicken and lamb was seriously lacking. The taste was ok, but it was not authentic indian food and I would prefer Karma Kafe moving forward. If you dine in, the food is served on plastic plates that make you feel you are at a your nephew’s high school graduation party.
Not sure if they are going to make it and if I was a betting man, I would say they have a date with the “doomed” list.
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