Javitri offers a well-rounded Indian dining experience, featuring both classic dishes you’d expect and a few less common selections, adding a touch of variety to the menu. I opted for the prix fixe menu, which was overall good—nothing particularly groundbreaking, but satisfying especially for lunch. Pricing felt standard for a restaurant of this caliber, making it a solid option for a refined yet approachable Indian meal.

Decent lunch time options with okay flavors but nothing too strong. Service attempts to be good but lacks attentiveness. Personally thought the naans were the best delivered dish on the menu.

The food at Javitri was excellent. We loved the tikka masala and biryani. Beware, the goat biryani is full of bones. I subtracted one star because the waitress specifically said “none of the biryani dishes have bones” but then the goat biryani was full of bones. When I asked her about it she tried to gaslight me. Very weird service experience overall. But the food was good.

Really enjoyed the food here and good selection of beer! Ambiance was clean and aesthetic. Service was nice too, the whole experience was more “classy” than your typical Indian Restaurant. They were clearly trying a fresh take on Indian food and it worked

Paneer tikka app - came in a cast iron hot plate, great flavor that popped in the mouth. Paneer itself was soft and clearly made fresh Jackfruit biryani - my first time trying jackfruit in biryani and it did not disappoint. I also love me the presentation because I love when it comes fresh out the tandoor Saag paneer - well made saag, very little heavy cream which I really appreciated, rather focused on the spices itself Naan - fresh and crispy

I’d definitely go back, Indian food in general is expensive in the city, might as well pay similar prices but better food!

Wasn't impressed by the food. It was average at most. Ordered Chicken Biryani, paneer pasanda, garlic chilli nan and gobi manchurian

First: Gobi manchurian was very dis-appointing, no flavor just gobi pakoda tossed in tomato ketchup. Also, who serves an appetizer like this ? (see attached photo). 6 pieces in an very small plate. Just overall zero effort in presentation.

Chicken Biryani: The rice very mushy, in a biryani all rice grains are supposed to be separated from each other. Taste wasn't bad but it was like a pulao not biryani. Just mushy rice and chicken mixed together and served in a pot.

Paneer pasanda: It was fine, good to eat.

Thing I didn't like was they charged $20 for water. They asked for water, still or sparkling and we ordered still. Didn't expected to be charged $20 for the water.

Portion size is small (Not a complaint, just for some information to someone reading the review)

Not going to visit again