A hidden gem of Hell’s Kitchen.
Last week we tried a new Indian restaurant, Jaz, located in the heart of Hellโs Kitchen.ย Jaz gets its name from the owner, Jaz Rupall, who wanted to bring the home cooking she grew up with and bring it to Hellโs Kitchen.ย The interior of Jaz is refined, having white tablecloths on every table and having very refined dรฉcor around.
Jaz boasts a wide range of wines to select from as well as a few select craft cocktails.ย We tried the Kiss from Jaz which is made with Singhani 63 Bolivian spirit, Campari, combier rose liqueur, bitters, and prosecco.ย The drink didnโt taste strong and had a nice subtle sweetness that came from the rose liquer.ย The prosecco addition added a nice refreshing element with the bubbles which made this drink nice to come back to between bites of food.
For our appetizers, we ordered the Lasuni Gobi and the Vegetable Samosa.ย The lasuni gobi is a batter fried cauliflower floret paired with a garlic sauce coating.ย The cauliflower itself was tender inside while maintain a nice coating from the sauce.ย There was a beautiful crunch that came with it and the pairing of a sweet ketchup garlic sauce added some beautiful flavor to the dish.ย The vegetable samosa is an Indian restaurant staple but can easily be messed up if not made correctly.ย The stuffing in the samosa was spiced potatoes and peas and it had the right amount of spice, heat, and savoriness.ย The puff pastry samosa was fried perfectly and had a nice crispy exterior while keeping the filling moist.




