TripT food LLC

Sruthi Bhat Edited 7 months ago

I recently tried the sugar-free gujiya, and it was absolutely delicious! The outer layer was perfectly crisp and golden, while the filling was rich and flavorful without being overly sweet. It’s a great option for people who want to enjoy traditional sweets while avoiding sugar. The taste felt authentic and homemade, and you would hardly miss the sugar. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a healthier festive treat! 😊 If you’re someone who prefers healthy, balanced meals, this is a great place. Their menu includes oats roti, quinoa dishes, dal chillas, vegetable daliya, and other nutritious options. The food feels light, fresh, and well thought out for health-conscious customers. A wonderful option for anyone trying to eat clean without compromising on taste.. Update-The laddus are absolutely delicious everyone must try them!

Abhi chandi a year ago

I went to Diwali festival What a joke it is. This trip to foods is ripp off. They charged me $15 for This chicken chilly and see the worst less quantity n even the food tasted was worst it wasn’t cooked well. Zero start. Work recommend. Photos below..

Shweta Jain a year ago

TripT is a good homestyle Indian food. Tried both their Tiffin and Catering service. They maintain good spice and oil levels based on client’s requirements. Samosas, Chole, Puri, Rotis are really good. Will continue to try more stuff from them in future.

Better NJ a year ago

Tried Tript Food through a Fooda pop-up at my job, and I genuinely hope the actual restaurant serves better quality than what we received. The chicken fingers were rock hard, bone dry, and completely inedible....it was like chewing on overcooked leftovers. The fried rice? Honestly, it tasted nothing like fried rice. It was bland, lacked texture, and just felt like a rushed afterthought. I get that pop-up food can’t always match restaurant quality, but poor preparation shouldn’t be excused by convenience. If you're going to represent your brand outside your kitchen, it should still reflect your standards. Extremely disappointing. I wouldn’t order again based on this experience.

Ekta Kaur 4 years ago

If you are looking for homemade Indian food near Princeton area which isn’t full of oil or artificial colors/flavors then don’t look any further- TripT Foods is the real deal. I ordered food from TripT while I was staying at a hotel in NJ where I had no access to kitchen. After a few days of eating unhealthy fast food,I was craving for homemade dal and roti and was lucky enough to find TripT in the area. I ordered everything the owner had on the menu that day and I am glad I did. The kadhi pakora was just like how my mom used to make back in India. Loved kadai paneer and dal as well, with just the right amount of spices. The rotis were really soft and good size, not like the little ones you get in the grocery stores. You can literally see in the picture, the food looks like it came right out of the tiffin box from home. I’d definitely order again whenever I’ll visit NJ.