My Taste of India - West Hanover Township (PA)

5 /5 Altamash Ahmed: Whenever I’m in Harrisburg for work, one of our team’s go-to spots for a satisfying, flavorful meal is My Taste of India—and for good reason. This place feels like a warm invitation into a Punjabi home kitchen, with all the rich spices, comforting dishes, and genuine hospitality you’d hope for. Run by the amazing duo—Joe and his brother Joseph—the experience here is always personal and welcoming. They clearly take pride in what they serve, and it shows in every dish and every interaction. We’ve worked our way through much of the menu (yes, we’re those regulars), but this visit was especially epic. We ordered: Fried Masala Papad to kick things off with a crunch and a kick Egg Burji (a team favorite—flavor bomb!) Cholay, Daal, and Saag – hearty, well-spiced, and perfectly cooked & probably the best thing your taste buds will experience. Naan, Kulcha, and Makai ki Roti – fresh off the tandoor, pillowy and delicious Chicken Biryani – aromatic and packed with depth Tandoori Chicken – tender, juicy, and sizzling with smoky flavor Everything was incredible—fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with love and tradition. You can taste the roots of Punjab in every bite. The best part? The vibe. Joe and Joseph make everyone feel like family. The service is prompt, warm, and always accommodating—even when our group rolls in hungry and loud! If you’re craving authentic North Indian cuisine with heart, My Taste of India is a no-brainer. Whether you’re local or just passing through, this place is well worth the stop.

3 /5 Hanna Ama: Saw great reviews of this place so we had to check it out! We got the goat curry, chicken vindaloo, garlic naan, and plain rice. Pros first, customer service was great, I didn’t know you had to separately order rice, but he gave it to me for free. Everything was also freshly made! The food however was just okay. I was quite disappointed. Goat curry was extremely oily (you can see in the picture), even on the plate it was just mainly oil. Meat could have also been trimmed better, some pieces had inedible fat. Both curries could have been spicer too. I won’t be back, but this is great for anyone who wants fresh food over fast food after a long day.

1 /5 Lisa Schultz: I have never complained about a pick up order for food before today. I spent $75 for 2 dishes and 3 naans. I thought for the price I would get rice or a larger portion. The portions were tiny ( see picture) and one of these was $28! I ordered a vegetarian dish and they didn’t have it so gave me another vegetable dish. I would assume that if you don’t have what someone ordered online, you would text or call. Not in this case. They assumed I would want the other dish. Honestly I was shocked at the portion because I live in DC (happened to be in the area for a baseball tournament) and it would have been half the price and double the portion. What a huge waste of money.

5 /5 Andrew Robison: Excellent Indian food with quick, friendly service. We enjoyed butter chicken, goat curry, garlic naan, and basmati rice—all fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Don’t let the truck stop location fool you—this place is absolutely worth a visit.