One of the BEST Indian restaurants I've been to. The chicken tikka masala was so good, it was sweet and creamy and the chicken was perfectly seasoned. My boyfriend and I ordered the appetizer platter, naan, chicken tikka masala, and beef biryani. They give complimentary soup. Everything was delectable. The servers were attentive, they do charge 4% if you pay with card so I recommend bringing cash.

Came here on a Friday afternoon for lunch. They have a lunch special from 12-3pm on the weekdays. My boyfriend and I both got the chicken tikka masala lunch special, nan, and a mango lassi. The food was absolutely delicious! The chicken was so tender you could cut it with your spoon. The nan was fluffy but sturdy. It easily soaked up the sauce and held its shape. Staff members were attentive and polite. The music wasn't too loud. Best of all, the prices were so affordable. Will be back!

My wife and I like Indian cuisine, but my son, not so much. So when he goes out with his friends, we sneak out for Indian. Ayna Agra is conveniently located on a side street, just off the main drag of restaurants on Bell Blvd in Bayside. On a busy Friday night, you might have to park a block or 2 away, but is a nice walk on a cool Spring evening. After you walk in through the narrow entrance, it opens up to a large dining room and we never have had to wait for a table. I guess I'm not too adventurous when it comes to Indian food and we mainly stay with what's safe (unless I'm at a buffet, then all bets are off). We usually start with either chicken or vegetable samosas. I love grilled meats, so we'll get the tandoori chicken or mixed grill, both of which come on a sizzling hot steel plate. To that we have to get some garlic naan. The tandoori baked flatbread is perfect to eat with just about anything. A spicy rice dish is a good idea, so biryani is a good idea. You can get that with different proteins like shrimp & chicken or sometimes we'll get just vegetable. If we're really hungry, I might add a vegetable dish like Chana Masala or Saag Paneer. I love lamb and would like to try the Lamb Curry, but my wife can't stand the taste of lamb, so more for me next time? Don't forget to get a Mango Lassi if it gets too spicy!

Agra has the best Indian food in queens you can't beat their naan or the sophisticated flavors they provide on their menu. Although it might be a bit basic but my favorite is the chicken tikka masala with the garlic naan and onion naan. Other food I recommend is Muglai shrimp and shrimp vindaloo also a really good choice

Years after reviewing Ayna Agra when they first opened, I can honestly say it is still amazing. Authentic Indian food with so many choices. Vegetarian, Fish, Chicken, Beef in so many different styles and sauces. Few restaurants consistently make top notch food for years. It's a testament to how good they are.

I used to go to Agra quite often when they had their Manhattan location. It's since been 5 years that I have had the pleasure of dining at Agra. The food is simply amazing. The most authentic, flavorful and exquisite Indian restaurant you can find. I dare you to find someplace better. If I lived nearby I would eat here at least once a week. The chicken vibdaloo was SPICY!!! I remember it being spicy. But I was not prepared for how spicy it was. Only order if your spice tolerance is high. Although it was painful, I ate the whole thing.

I love this indian restaurant. My favorites are the chicken tikki masala and garlic naan, including the sauteed onions and potatoes that come out as sides. I ordered chicken rajela for the first time. Finally! It is similar to tikki masala due to tomato & yogurt sauce, but they added peas and string beans. Loved it! I didn't even need to order an appetizer. Dipped the garlic naan in the curry sauces and scoop more of the sauces unto the rice. It's amazing! My boyfriend and I love coming here forsome authentic indian food.

Came here for dinner on a Sunday evening. There were plenty of tables and we had no wait time. By far the biggest problem here is their naan. We tried the Kashmir naan which was covered in coconut flakes and had some almonds/raisins as well. It was pretty sweet so it didn't work with all the entrees our table, but it went excellently with some of the more nutty/creamy ones and even on its own it was delicious. If you're not feeling a dessert naan, the quality overall was top notch. Super soft inside with a nice light crisp on the outside. They have just a great variety of options for entrees, though nothing super novel. I had the chicken vindaloo and tried some of the paneer mutter. Both were solid versions of the dish and the quality seemed consistently at that level across the table. The only downside of my experience was the speed of our service. There were at most 4 tables with people dining throughout our meal and around 5 employees working, but we still encountered some pretty significant wait times to order and then get our check afterwards. Not a super negative experience, I just would go in expecting a less attentive wait staff, especially if it's busier. Overall I think this spot is a good option if you're in the area seeking out Indian food, and can't recommend the naan enough if you do check them out!

Authentic and delicious. For those of us who are not experts, this was pretty darn close to as good as it gets. My wife and I had the Biryani and Chicken Tikka Masala. Both were devoured within minutes.

Great Indian food! The atmosphere is more of a fine-dining vibe with dimmed lights, candles, quiet environment. Staff are attentive and friendly as well. We got the potato samosas, and they came piping hot, very large, and filled with a generous amount of potato filling. Nice flavors but not overpowering. The garlic naan is my favorite. Huge for the price, doughy, soft, buttery, and insanely garlicky! The naan paired with the Chicken Tikka Masala is a match made in Heaven. The Tikka Masala is creamy and smooth. Some may find there to be a kick, but it was not spicy at all to me (more flavor than spice but if you're sensitive to spices, take this with a grain of salt). I will say, however, the chicken is very dry and hard to eat. This is the only down side as everything else is wonderful. Overall, I recommend coming to this restaurant! You can also do takeout too, and enjoy good Indian cuisine at home:)