I would also recommend Sitar (on 38th near Chestnut), as they have some southern Indian specialties that you won't find at the others. But all three (Sitar, Tandoor India (on 40th near Sansom) and New Delhi (on Chestnut near 40th)) have good food at similar prices. New Delhi always seems to be the most crowded when I go there - but I think it may be because they have regular discount coupons in the DP, Philadelphia Weekly and City Paper.
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