AUTHENTIC INDIAN CUISINE
190 Bleecker Street
(Between Ave of the Americas - 6th Avenue- and MacDougal St)
212-228-4648
BUSINESS HOURS
Weekdays and Sundays: 11:00AM -- 11:00PM
Fridays and Saturdays: 11:00AM -- 1:00AM



Gourmet Food at Affordable Prices
Today's Special

Nargisi Kofta Curry -$13.50
 -The crown jewel of Mughal and Awadi cuisines.
This exotic offering is prepared from the family recipe that uses
the very low cholesterol and highly nutritious quail eggs
encased in seasoned and marinated ground chicken.
 




                 

Kebab Anardana (2) - $6.50
Chicken kebab made with
ground pomegranate seeds
Served with paratha bread






Lamb Biryani -$10
An authentic royal haute cuisine preparation of
the long grain Basmati rice,
made with lean, fat free Halal boneless lamb,
and infused with aromatic herbs and spices

 

 

Qorma (Chicken Curry) - $10                        
Classic Indian chicken curry, made with herbs
and house-blend spices.Comes with a choice of sides:
two naan or rice
 

 

 

Masala Murgh/Grilled Chicken - $10
Boneless breast of chicken
marinated in exotic spices.
Served with salad and a side of naan bread or plain rice.

 

 

 

Chicken Biryani –$8.50
An authentic royal haute cuisine preparation of

long grain basmati rice,
made with fat free boneless Halal chicken,

and infused with aromatic herbs and spices
 

 



Nargisi Qeema Paratha Roll –$5.00 (2 for $9)
Ground Halal lean chicken flavored with Indian herbs and spices.

 


 


 



Masala Murgh Roll $5 (2/$9)
Grilled chicken marinated in Indian herbs and spices



 



 

 

All Vegetarian Biryani –$7.50
An authentic royal haute cuisine preparation of
long grain Basmati rice,
made with fresh vegetables,
and infused with aromatic herbs and spices.

 


 

Lentils with vegetables - $7.00
A vegan dish, cooked in Indian spices


 

 

 

 

 

Vegetarian Vegan Qorma Curry - $10
 
This delicious vegetarian vegan curry
is made with green beans,
cauliflower, potatoes, bell peppers
and or other seasonal vegetables.

Comes with a choice of sides:
two naan or rice
 

All Vegetarian Paratha Roll –$5.00 (2 for $9)
Spicy mashed potatoes, carrots and seasonal vegetables.




  
 

Paneer Roll - $5 (2/$9)
Grilled Indian cheese roll


          
                        

 


 


Vegan Chuqander Roll - $5 (2/$9)
Made with fresh beets cooked in Indian spices

 



 

 

 

All Vegetarian Samosa –$2
Crisp patties stuffed with spiced potato and vegetables.

 

 

         



 

 


 

 

 

 

House Salad –$4
Seasonal greens, diced cucumber,
tomatoes, bell peppers, carrots.

 

 

Photo: Ishrat Ansari 

 

 

 

Desserts:
Firni –$4
Indian pudding made with rice, almonds and nuts.
 


 

 

 

 

 

Halwa –$4

An ultra-thick mousse made with walnuts, cream and brown sugar,
 served slightly warmed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

                                                          Drinks:                               

 

Mango Lassi –$3.75

Made with real mango pulp and yogurt

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

Spiced Iced Tea –$1.50

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Spiced Indian Tea –$1.50
Brewed with cardamom, cinnamon, cloves and other spices.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                       

 

                                                Assorted Drinks –$1

                                                Sodas & Bottled water

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Photo: Ishrat Ansari
Sangam Restaurant, 190,  Bleecker Street, New York, NY 10012

Gourmet Food At Affordable Prices.
We use fresh ingredients ground on our premises and healthy zero trans fat cooking oil.
We do not use any packaged masala.
We use only premium quality fat free Halal chicken and lamb.

 


FOR CATERING ENQUIRIES,

SEND US AN EMAIL:

sangamBiryani@gmail.com

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Recent Reviews About Our Food:
 

 

 New York Magazine

"One bite of Biryani elicits an exquisite, well-balanced heat..."
Read full review in New York Magazine at http://nymag.com/restaurants/features/46448

 



 

Welcome to villagevoice.comSangam is a tiny Indian cafι and carryout that chooses to make only a small handful of dishes, and make them very well.
Anything on the limited menu (plus a couple of desserts) is recommended, including the flagship chicken biryani
 


NyDailyNews.comFood / Dining
    
Best bites for less: Sangam
        Biryani at Sangam, "Delicious"
        Full review

 

GothamistCamera in the Kitchen: Sangam

         Samosa,  Nargisi Qeema Roll                                 Biryani         
 The biryani at Sangam, receives “an authentic royal haute cuisine preparation.”
 The description is definitely merited....
  Full review:
http://gothamist.com/2008/06/03/camera_in_the_k_108.php


NYC Restaurants & MenusPosted by Foodie on 06/12/2008
Awesome Qeema Roll

Try the Nargisi Qeema Paratha Roll.. Delicately spiced and non-greasy . Also it comes without the overflowing green sauce which you find at all the other katti roll places...

Posted by lawson on 04/05/2008
Absolutely Outstanding! w00t!
Goodness gracious! This food is unbelievably tasty... the menu is small,
but that's just because they focus on making everything fresh and delicious. I would eat this food every single night for the rest of my life happily!

Pros: Cheap, good food. Good service.  Cons: Seats for only about 12 people. But that may be a pro.

saregama May 23, 2008 04:25PM
Sangam - Real Biryani in NYC... FINALLY!

With the number of Indian restaurants in this city, it would not be a leap to assume that some chef,
somewhere, would have managed to make a good biryani by this point.
But no, many disappointments, no real biryani - until now.
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/522132

Nick F.; Feb 19, 2008 08:22PM
"Man. Awesome!"
 My first reaction to my dinner at Sangam was neither textured nor articulate; rather it
was merely the aforementioned expression of culinary delight.
I loved the food, loved the atmosphere, loved having a place I could eat it at that would fill
me, that would give me something new and underappreciated, something I couldn't really get
anywhere else. Not the same. It was... unreal.
What I was served was delicious, far better than any Biryani I had ever had,
including the one I had at the fancy Indian joint (also excellent) Tamarind.
What's more though, was that it was 7 dollars and enough to fill me completely without a
shadow of a doubt…"
Click Here for Full Review    


03/27/2008 Posted by reducedfatoreo


Small menu, yes, but fantastic taste and you just can't beat the price! The firni dessert is really good, and how can you go wrong with 2 vegetarian rolls for $8 that taste amazingly fresh?
                                                                    The chicken biryani is a great entree, and the samosas are wonderful finger food.
                                                                    I'm definitely going back.


                                                                                     Unless otherwise stated, photos by Chris Owyoung (www.onelouderphoto.com)