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10/22/2026
Mughal Fortification.
The warmth of bourbon and rum, the herbal character of Strega, and a touch of ginger, coriander-saffron honey, and lemon juice.
An unexpected combination worth discovering.
10/20/2026
Potato Kofta.
Golden potato kofta, Punjabi kadhi, and achari mirch — a combination of delicate spice, creamy textures and a touch of tanginess.
Available for brunch and lunch.
10/19/2026
Wagyu Pathar Kebab.
The tenderness of grilled Wagyu, the richness of
bone marrow — a combination worth savoring.
Available on our dinner menu.
10/15/2026
Pumpkin Coconut Shorba.
Creamy pumpkin and coconut with a touch of spice — just right for cooler days.
10/14/2026
Celebrate Diwali with us at Indian Accent.
From November 6–8, join us for special festive dishes on the occasion.
Gather your loved ones and celebrate with us.
Reserve your table.
10/09/2026
Pappy Van Winkle Flight.
A chance to taste three iconic expressions together — neat, side by side, at our bar.
10/07/2026
Settle in, order a few favorites, and let dinner unfold.
Your table at Indian Accent awaits.
10/05/2026
Tawa Paneer.
Bottle gourd curry brings a gentle spice and smoothness to the paneer.
Available only at lunch.
10/02/2026
The Spritz.
Orange, rosemary, Vinada Sparkling Rosé — citrus and herbs in a light, easy-drinking pour.
09/29/2026
Uttapam.
Wild mushrooms and roast onion chutney over a crisp rice base — simple ingredients, plenty of character.
Available exclusively on our brunch and lunch menus.
09/25/2026
Chicken Tikka Meatballs.
Smoked tomato makhni brings together creamy tomato and the unmistakable char of tikka.
09/23/2026
Bloody Mary.
Vodka, green chili, chaat masala — familiar at first, distinctly Indian Accent after the first sip. Available on our brunch menu.
09/21/2026
Baked barramundi, Amritsari masala butter, mashed potato, preserved lemon — delicate fish, fragrant spice, and a touch of citrus.
Available on our lunch menu.
09/18/2026
Phulka.
Chili pork or pulled jackfruit in this homestyle bread folded like a taco. The choice is yours.
09/15/2026
El Jefe.
Mezcal, gooseberry, framboise — smoke at the core, with tart gooseberry and berry sweetness around it.
Address
123 W 56th Street
New York, NY
10019
To reach the Indian restaurant located on W 56th Street, you can take the subway and get off at the 59th Street/Columbus Circle station. From there, it is a short walk to the restaurant. Alternatively, if you are driving, you can park at one of the nearby garages such as ICON Parking on W 58th Street or Central Parking on W 57th Street. Be aware that parking in this area can be expensive and crowded.
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What people say
Indian cuisine is known for its rich and diverse flavors, and Indian Accent NYC takes this to a whole new level with their inventive approach to traditional dishes. Chef Manish Mehrotra's menu showcases distinctly Indian flavors while incorporating global techniques and influences, resulting in a contemporary and exciting dining experience.
One of the standout features of Indian Accent NYC is their commitment to nostalgia. Each dish on the menu is designed to evoke memories and emotions, making every bite a truly memorable experience. And what better way to start off your meal than with one of their signature cocktails like the Proper Copper, which is refreshing and palate-opening.
But it's not just about the food at Indian Accent NYC - their beverage menu also deserves recognition. Their new addition featuring notes of Himalayan juniper, tulsi, tea & cashew nut is sure to be a hit among cocktail enthusiasts.
And let's not forget about the tandoor - a traditional Indian clay oven that enhances any dish with notes of char-like flavor. The tandoori salmon with lemon butter peas & herb oil is a delectable representation of this cooking technique.
Overall, Indian Accent NYC offers an exceptional dining experience that combines tradition with innovation. It's no wonder they were chosen to be part of Volume 5 of the Mandala Masters culinary series - they truly are masters in their craft.