Accolades
RENOVATED NAWAB IS PRETTY- AND PRETTY TASTY!
Walking into Nawab Indian Cuisine at Oyster Point Square in Newport News, I was struck by the restaurant's modern and elegant feel. Since it is housed in a shopping center, I didn't have any high expectations as far as the atmosphere, but as soon as I opened the door, I was amazed.
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Nawab. In Punjabi, it means a wealthy man who owns a lot of land. In Williamsburg, it means another option for local diners and restaurant No. 5 for Ashok Arora.
Click here for more InfoNawab offers an out-of-the-ordinary experience
A good curry is hard to find. Thankfully, though, quality Indian food in our region is more plentiful than it was 10 years ago.
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I used to be a restaurant nut. Now that I have this reviewing gig, I don't go out to eat very often. I save my calories - and my pennies - for special occasions. So, to illustrate how much I love Nawab, let me tell you that I've been back three more times since my official visit a month ago.
Click here for more InfoUnusual offerings make Nawab a star
WILLIAMSBURG - Unusual sounds and smells greet you at the door when you enter the Nawab Indian Cuisine restaurant.
Click here for more InfoNawab at Hilltop is a Garden of Indian Delights
A renovated 7-Eleven and onetime bagel shop in the Hilltop section of Virginia Beach is now the inviting and warm Nawab Indian Cuisine. It's the second Nawab - the first, on Military Highway in Norfolk, is six years old.
Click here for more InfoPortfolio Weekly 1999 Spring Dining Guide
Diners cite the pleasant staff, generous portions and great value at the Military Circle, Hilltop and Williamsburg sites as much as the wonderfully exotic chutneys, naan breads and tandoori specialties
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