We spoilt ourselves for a late lunch at Aroma Grill... YUM!!! Like my last review, we both had the…read moreBiryani spicy rice dish; one lamb and the other vegetables. The Naan garlic bread was scrumptious as always also. And, the appetizer was a new one for us: a lentils type thing large chips with an onion red sauce spread that so good! Such an awesome meal! At our age, the servings will give us each two more meal leftovers. :)

Great food. Had lunch buffet here. Everything was amazing. From soft crispy Naan to savory gravies…read more Pakode or fritters are also amazing enjoy it with tasty tea they offer. Noodles were great. Highly recommend the saag aloo. Great service and amazing calm atmosphere.

Burgers & Curries is hands down one of our favorite Indian restaurants--easily top three for us…read more It also happens to be the closest Indian spot to us, but convenience aside, we genuinely love it. The restaurant is locally owned and run by the sweetest family, and you can really feel that care in both the service and the food. The space is small, clean, and welcoming, located right off 114 near the IHOP/Wingstop area. Despite the ongoing construction on 114 (which has been a mess), they've stayed incredibly consistent. The food is always good--like, reliably good--and I honestly have zero complaints. I always order the paneer tikka masala, and it is so, so good every single time. My husband and my boys are obsessed with the chicken biryani and swear it hits every time they order it. If you're looking for a great, family-run Indian restaurant with consistently amazing food, this is absolutely one you should try--and keep coming back to.

Love the flavor. Hate the prices and portions. Wouldn't return because of that. Photos for…read morereference. Spent $80 for two people and we're still hungry. Pictured are the 4 quarter tandoori...$22 for each box. The chicken can fit in my palm. Pictured is the chicken tikka masala...$15 for 10 small pieces of cubed chicken, that were hard to find in all the sauce. We ordered two of these. Not pictured is palak paneer, but same quantity as the chicken tikka masala, only a few pieces, $14. Also got garlic naan, 4 slices for $8.

This truck had amazing Dosa! It was flavorful and spicy! They also had incredible tea! Service and…read moreambiance were good.

We came to Denton for a friends son's birthday party and happen to stumble upon this food truck. We…read morecame early so we had some chai and a snack, but then we're going to come back later for some food to go. There are so much variety, and there food is homemade. They were so popular when we went back later there was such a long line. They are open until 2/3 am so it's perfect for late night bites! The ambiance is nice they have tables in two spots and lots of lighting! I'm definitely going back next time I'm in Denton! Wish I got a photo but it's a must next time!

Hands down the best Indian restaurant in Dallas! If you're looking for authentic, high-quality,…read moreup-scale Indian food that doesn't break the bank, this is the place. The service is amazing and personalized, the drinks are on point, and the food is outstanding. Having lived in Houston and Chicago, great Indian food has always been a staple for me, and it was something I really missed after moving to Dallas two years ago. Despite the large Indian population and many restaurants here, the quality and authenticity usually fall short of cities like Houston, New York, or Chicago--until I found Delhi 6. I've already been back four times. The dhaba-style butter chicken is one of the absolute best I've ever had, and the Rogan Josh is another personal favorite.

Usually, when Yelp sends me on a 30-minute trek for lunch, it's because the algorithm has decided I…read moreneed more "character building" or that I haven't spent enough on gas this month. My "quick search" for local Indian food spat out Delhi6 Indian Kitchen & Bar as the top choice. Thirty minutes and 14 miles of Highland Village pavement later, I checked Google Maps only to find there was an Indian spot one mile from my location. At that point, I wasn't just hungry; I was "Yelp-betrayed" hungry. Walking into Delhi6 is a bit of a trip. I expected a standard restaurant; I got a lounge that felt like I should have traded my sneakers for a velvet blazer. It was dim, moody, and featured tabletop lamps that made me feel like I was about to negotiate a high-stakes merger--or at least a very serious order of Garlic Naan. I was greeted by Rohi, a man so well-dressed he made the rest of the room look under-rendered. He introduced himself as the acting manager and dropped a line so bold I almost choked on my own anticipation: "This is the best Indian restaurant in all of Texas." Sir, those are "fightin' words" in a state that takes its spices as seriously as its brisket. My expectations didn't just rise; they hit the ceiling. To see if Rohi was a prophet or just a very stylish salesman, I applied my standard Indian Food Litmus Test. No fancy bells and whistles--just the classics. Their menu, by the way, is a literal tome. It's as thick as the Cheesecake Factory menu, but thankfully with fewer pictures of Glazed Salmon and more promises of cumin-induced euphoria. The Tandoori Chicken was smokey, tender, redder than a fire engine. It had that perfect "kissed by the flames" char and a deep, smoky soul. The Chicken Tikka Masala balanced creaminess and spice. It was sweet, savory, and vibrating with bright spices. The chicken was so tender it practically dissolved on impact. The Paratha was dry and a bit tough--the one "C" on an otherwise straight-A report card. Despite the paratha being more "cardboard" than "cloud-like," the rest of the meal was a revelation. I found myself nodding along to Rohi's bold claims with every bite of that Tikka Masala. The flavors weren't just good; they were "I'm glad I drove 14 miles for this" good. It's right up there with the heavy hitters like Taj Mahal and Café Maharani. If I ever find myself in Highland Village again--or if Yelp decides to trick me into a cross-state road trip--I'm stopping back at Delhi6. Thank you, Yelp, for being terrible at math but excellent at finding me a five-star "mistake."

The owner is exceptionally kind. A wonderful family owned business for all of your catering needs.read more

Excellent food and timely delivery…read more Once you order you will pre-order again for sure. Thank you

We used to absolutely love this restaurant. Their butter chicken, naan, and aloo gobi have always…read morebeen family favorites. Unfortunately, something seems to have changed over the last six months to a year. The portions have gradually gotten smaller, and the sauces taste noticeably different. When we asked about it once, we were told it depends on who's cooking that day, which is understandable, but the inconsistency became hard to ignore. The smaller portions, however, have been quite consistent. Toward the end of our visits there, it felt like we were getting mostly sauce with very little meat, which is disappointing for a place we used to rave about. We're now on the search for a new Indian restaurant to take the spot of what was once one of our absolute favorites.

I had the Lamb vindaloo (highly recommend) and my wife had the chicken korma …read more I want to rate this a 4 stars because the flavor of the food was awesome . So good ! However, I can't . We've eaten here 3x now, and it's always great tasting food. But the service was really slow, while only just two tables had diners. ( us and another couple) then a few to go orders while we waited . Yes, it's Christmas Day holiday so I can be forgiving with being slow. I get that, but ... The thing that rubbed me wrong the most was the waitress only wanted to bring one togo container for all 4 four plates of food . Like we were just going to slap it all together like pig slop. We had to specifically ask for four seperate containers. They also brought one foil wrap for the leftover Naan for two couples . So we mixed ours with our daughter and her boyfriend . Needless to say we didn't get any of it . I'd go back, but they surly need to train the waitress better. Maybe, it's a tradition in India to not have ice with a water, but is a little off-putting especially when the drink menu is so limited . It's a small place only for accommodating small parties. The dine in experience leaves a lot to be desired.

Chana saag (sooo happy when I seee someone has this on the menu), gobi 65, mulligatawny soup all…read moresuper delicious and very obviously fresh made - there were whole curry leaves in two of the dishes and I ran into a bit of whole spice in one of them as well. Always a good sign. Value is solid. Portions were spot on for the price ($45 for two people). Would definitely order again.

While looking for Indian food in the area, I stumbled upon The Spark…read more I stopped in around lunchtime and ordered the paneer makhani with garlic naan. They offer complimentary papadum, though I did have to ask for the usual tamarind and green chutneys that typically come with it. I asked for medium spice, which was just right. The portion size was on the smaller side, fewer pieces of paneer than expected, and the cubes themselves were a bit small. There wasn't a special lunch menu either. Service was friendly, and the place was clean. Overall, a good addition to the area.

My dad was craving Indian food and we've heard great things about this place. After we ordered, our…read morefood came out very quickly and hot! I loved my tikka masala and garlic naan. My dad loved his butter chicken. Both filled us up! I recommend!

The butter paneer and naan is delicious. The idli and sambar is also very nice…read more We do love ordering take out and dining in here in Dallas.