It would be unfair to say anything negative about the food because I did not have much of it, but everyone seemed to like it. The highlight of the dining experience was the belly dancer. She was great and fun; she got so many diners to get up and dance with her. It was a nice touch. The place is spotless, and the waiters and waitresses are on top of their game. The restrooms are big and clean. Walking down the narrow hall, I noticed there were other big rooms, and I hope they utilize them with parties and such. I do recommend this establishment. Kid, friendly wheelchair accessible and they take credit or cash if you go enjoy your belly dancer and of course, the food.

I have been to Jalsa Indian Kitchen 3 times; all 3 visits were amazing. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, they explain what each dish consists of, they explain the Indian spice so as not to serve you a meal you wouldn't enjoy. I had butter chicken my last visit, the chicken was tender and tasty not to spicy, the garlic naan is so good, our guest could not stop talking about how good their meals were. The ambiance is amazing, the giant screen depicting scenes from India, the handmade chandelier lighting and the wall decor, just a beautiful place to visit & eat. My wife & I will continue to visit Jalsa Indian Kitchen.

Some of the best North Indian cuisine I've had in south jersey and Philly. The paneer and naan were soft and delicious. Samosa was perfectly spiced. Mango lassi was creamy and flavorful. Deserts are a bit sweet but good. The staff are so friendly and go above and beyond to provide a memorable experience. The setting is cozy and elevated without being too fancy. So happy to have this option for Indian food in the neighborhood!

The restaurant is beautifully decorated. The friendly staff were fantastic upon arrival and departure. The belly dancer was very good and interacted with the patrons getting them up to dance. I enjoyed a quick shimmy of my hips. I enjoy Indian cuisine and Jalsa's food did not disappoint. I started off with papadam sampler and dipped them into the mango chutney. Spinach chaat and Punjabi samosa are two additional starters not to be missed. For my entree I had the paneer tikka masala, butter chicken, and lamb roganjosh and placed them over white rice with a side of garlic naan. The dishes had a little spice but nothing that someone who can't take spice would not enjoy. My food was washed down with a yummy mango lassi. It reminded me of a smoothie.

Service & Food was great!! Very nice place to come relax and eat. Spacious and staff was very accommodating!

Jalsa's was a really great experience. From the moment you walk into this restaurant it is a great experience. The ambiance is beautiful, modern, clean and buzzing with energy. This restaurant was packed on Saturday night, we didn't have a reservation but was lucky to get a seat (make a reservation if you can). The food was really delicious and I enjoyed everything. My absolute favorite was the chilli chicken and I would 100000% recommend you try this dish. The others did not disappoint either: deconstructed samosa chaat, chicken tikki masala, lamb vindaloo, tandoori roti, mango lassi, masala chai tea. Service was really great. We did have to wait a bit for our food, thankfully we ordered appetizers. They were very busy, won't prevent me from coming back because the food and overall experience was definitely worth it.

Food was flavorful, atmosphere was great and service was friendly. Will come back! Ordered: Butter chicken: not too sweet buttery and tomatoey, very light Chicken lollipop: surprisingly spicy and crispy with lots of sauce Lamb biryani: lots of herbs and a bit wetter than other ones I've had since its North Indian style

Wow this was really good food. I haven't eaten indian food before but I would genuinely come back. The butter chicken and garlic naan were sooo delicious and the drinks - mango lassi and lychee juice drink had me a sucking at the end of my straw! So delicious and super excited for my leftovers!

This was my second time visiting Jalsa. The waiter immediately greeted me when we came through the door. He said welcome back and where's the rest of the gang? I like the family feel to this restaurant The ambiance and decor is creative. I really felt like I was taken from South Jersey into some middle eastern location. Let's talk food. Naan, you cannot go wrong with any, but we tried the onion sage and it was delicious. Spinach Chaat was delicious last time, so I ordered that again and it didn't disappoint. Salty, sweet, and crunchy! My friend and I also decided to try the soups and I cannot rave enough about the curried butternut soup. Our main dishes were Chicken Vindaloo and Butter Chicken. Both were delicious and the chicken was tender. We had plenty of leftover for a meal the next day.