Nimit Palace, the family-owned North Indian restaurant that has built a following in South Jersey, is planning to cross the river with a new location in Philadelphia. The restaurant, family-owned since 2010, has not publicly confirmed an address, opening timeline or hours for its Philadelphia debut, but the expansion news has already stirred interest among fans of its tandoori salmon and paneer tikka.
A South Jersey Staple Looks to Grow
According to WhatNow, Nimit Palace is a family-owned North Indian restaurant based in New Jersey that operates its flagship location at 104 White Horse Road East in Voorhees. The restaurant is led by Ashu Singh, who serves as owner and chief executive chef. Ashu Singh was identified as the owner of Nimit Palace in a 2022 item from kssnj.net, which referred to him simply as “the owner of Nimit Palace in Voorhees.”
Nimit Palace is located at 104 White Horse Rd E in Voorhees Township, New Jersey.
What's on the Menu
Nimit Palace's menu includes several Indian dishes. The restaurant offers vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, along with Jain selections, and says it uses fresh ingredients throughout its dishes.
Beyond dine-in service, Nimit Palace offers takeout, delivery and catering.
Details Still to Come for Philadelphia
What remains unclear is exactly where in Philadelphia the new Nimit Palace will land. An exact address for the Philadelphia location has not been publicly confirmed, nor has the size of the planned space, an opening timeline, or hours of operation. For now, diners eager to try the expansion will have to wait for those specifics to surface.
Philadelphia's Indian food scene has seen expansion news before. In 2023, the Philadelphia Business Journal reported that restaurateur Shafi Gaffar was opening a new Indian concept in Old City.
For Nimit Palace, the Philadelphia move would bring its North Indian menu beyond its South Jersey base. Whether the Philadelphia location echoes the Voorhees menu in full or introduces new dishes remains to be seen, but the family behind the restaurant appears ready to bring its North Indian menu to a new set of Philadelphia diners.
