Sankalp The Taste of India

"I recently had the pleasure of dining at Sankalp, an Indian restaurant located in Cranberry Township. As a first-time visitor, my initial concern arose when four of us arrived just after 5:30 pm to find the restaurant completely empty. However, our apprehensions were quickly dispelled by the fantastic experience that followed. Upon entering, we were promptly seated by the attentive staff. Despite being the only customers at the time, the service was impeccable. Our server, Sunny, went above and beyond, displaying exceptional patience and knowledge. He not only described each dish we inquired about but also offered insightful personal suggestions. The culinary journey began with Seekh Kabab and Garlic Naan for appetizers. The kabab, unexpectedly spicy, added the perfect kick. The Manchow Soup, available in chicken and vegetarian options, boasted a deep flavor with subtle cilantro undertones and a delightful hint of spice. On the contrary, the Lemon Coriander Soup provided a silky, smooth, and refreshing experience. For the main course, we indulged in Chicken Tikka Masala, Saag Lamb, and Bhuna Lamb, accompanied by Tandoori Roti and Onion Kulcha. Each dish was outstanding, with special mention to the Bhuna Lamb, which, despite being initially mild, was promptly adjusted to our preferred spice level upon request. To cap off the delightful feast, we enjoyed Ras Malai, a perfect and cooling dessert choice. Sankalp operates as a BYOB establishment, and although there is a modest corking fee of $7.96 per glass, the restaurant provides elegant wine glasses for patrons. What stood out beyond the exquisite cuisine was the ambiance. Over the course of nearly three hours, the restaurant transformed from an empty space to a lively family dining room. The air was filled with the sounds of people talking and children laughing, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. While I typically refrain from capturing images of empty dishes, this dining experience at Sankalp in Cranberry Township was an exception. The absence of any remnants on the plates was a clear testament to the excellence of the meal and the sheer enjoyment it brought. The empty dishes spoke volumes about the satisfaction and fulfillment that each course provided, making it a memorable and thoroughly enjoyed culinary adventure. Remarkably, the entire dining experience, including appetizers, entrees, dessert, and even with the corking fee, cost less than $45 per person. Sankalp in Cranberry Township offers not only a delectable culinary journey but also excellent service, making it a must-visit for Indian cuisine enthusiasts. I highly recommend Sankalp for a delightful and affordable dining experience."

"Sankalp is the best restaurant. We enjoying our food particular Indian veg. Nice service and the staffs are also friendly and very heartily welcoming to the guests with smile on their faces.. My recommendation to just visit once and you will like to visit all time with family and friends ."

"Sankalp is the best restaurant . We enjoying our food particular Indian veg and start up . Best service all time . Staffs are very heartily welcoming to the guests with their smiling faces. Sanket, Parth, sunny are the best in services. Happily enjoying with family.our recommendation just visit once and you like to visit all time with family and friends . THANK YOU “ SANKALP”"

"Best food I have had so far in Pittsburg!! I tried everything from Indian, Indo-chinese, Pav bhaji, Dosa. Absolutely LOVED IT!!!"

"This is by far the best Indian restaurant in Pittsburgh metropolitan area, situated in Cranberry township. It is highly recommended restaurant. They have very wide variety of menu for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. My personal favourites are Pav bhaji, Crispy Corn, Spicy Mini Idlis, and Masala Dosa. I have not tried their main course dishes yet. So can’t speak for those. However, all the dishes I tried so far did not disappoint me except for Milkshakes and Faludas which I expected those to be thick in consistency. Ambience is good. Service is very good."