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Help us make it rightGhazal’s philosophy is to emphasize on refined yet authentic indian cuisine. The menu incorporates both traditional classic favorites and original new dishes that apply eastern flavors with a twist. Whether dining or organizing a party, you will get first service and engaging atmosphere all across.
Ghazal may be understood as a poetic expressions of both the pain of loss or separation and the beauty of love in spite of that pain but traditionally deals with just one subject: Love, and in our case our love for cuisine.
Eclectic and Global Cuisine
stellar food & service for the playful
Phantom Gourmet says..."JP wins another boutique eatery with café D: a sassy bistro that’s both affordable and fun. The true test is the food, and Phantom deems their mustard steak frites one of the best in the red meat world."
Cuisine
The cuisine at cafe D can best be described as...
Chef-owner Douglas Organ succeeds his restaurant, Arbor, with the lighter, looser and more eclectic Café D, and though exotic Med influences like his signature Moroccan lamb and date-orange salad with almonds and olives remain, the lower-priced menu ranges from fried calamari and fish tacos to steak frites and even burgers. But cost-cutting doesn't mean care-cutting. Organ's eye, or rather...
In ShortAn approachable, all-purpose destination for culinary-minded J.P. residents, cafe D provides the neighborhood with a most stylish option. The tiny, narrow bar in back is perfect...
we got the dinner for two for lunch on a Saturday a few weeks ago using a restaurant.com coupon. It was very good -- took home some to eat for dinner. Having eaten at tons of Indian restaurants, I say this is a run-of-the-mill good place to get indian.
This place has great food. I ordered something I never heard of and loved it- Jhinga Korma- shrimp with nuts and raisins in a creamy sauce. We always order too much as we want to have a few things that are favorites and we did so again here. How can you eat at an Indian restaurant without Saag Paneer? Of...
I've never eaten in at this restaurant, but I love their delivery. It always arrives hot and they include little sauces and Indian style crunchy bread/chips (can't remember what they're called). Oh, and there is always lots of rice! I love ordering delivery from here!
Quite popular to the point that tables are so close to each other, there is no chance of not being heard.
I prefer a little more spice to my Indian food and I did ask for it to be spicy. It wasn't. Overall a good place to eat but I'm not sure I'd try it again.
Cafe D is located at 711 Centre St, Jamaica Plain, MA. This location is in the Jamaica Hills - Pond neighborhood. This business specializes in Cafes and has 5 review(s) with a star rating of 3.4. Cafe D is open Mon, 5pm-10:05pm; Tue, 5pm-10:05pm; Wed, 5pm-10:05pm; Thu, 5pm-10:05pm; Fri, 5pm-10:05pm; Sat, 11:05am-10:05pm; Sun, 11:05am-10:05pm and accepts All Major Credit Cards, American Express,...
"A funny thing happened on our way back from Ghazal Fine Indian Cuisine's 15-foot-long buffet. No one groaned about eating too much. No one felt as heavy as lard. Not even the dieter among us felt a tinge of regret. But self-control hadn't spared us. It was the health-minded cook." - Denise Taylor, Globe correspondent
A relative newcomer to the JP dining scene, Ghazal already seems to have a faithful following, as evidenced by the crowds frequently gathered for its popular daily lunch buffet. Other Northern Indian fare is available as well--samosas, curries, kormas, vindaloos and much more. The menu is extensive and the prices are reasonable for the genorous portions; most entrees fall between $11-$15....
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