Food, service, and atmosphere was amazing. The food was always hot the waiters always re-filled…read moredrinks without having to ask and they also always took plates immediately. 10/10

I have traveled to this restaurant plenty of times. I first encountered this place when they were…read morein their old location, when they were down the street from where they are now. First I feel I should explain that I live in the total opposite area and outside the city so this place is quite a long voyage. Nonetheless, I feel as if I have to say, I love this restaurant. This new building location is way better than the last. No more random pot holes everywhere and no more worry of your entire car getting stuck in the parking lot because you happen to drive over a hole that's somehow three feet wide. I am such a big fan of this place infact when they closed to relocate I got depressed knowing I couldn't have their food for the time being. Now for the actual review. Walking into this restaurant you wouldn't expect much from it. A small buffet stand and a normal seating arrangement. They sat me down quite hastily and the waitress came immediately to pour water for you to quench any thirst you may have had before entering. Before I got my food I took a sip of the water she just poured and instantly the veil of the tandoor palace was lifted and it revealed its true nature. This place is a sanctuary run by the divines, the waitress a goddess. The water was the most refreshing water man could ever have. I felt like I was drinking tears that a god had cried over its subjects that just so happen to also land in the fountain of youth and this waitress is the only inhabitant in the mortal realm that has access to the said fountain. and she blessed you with this holy water by pouring it inside a piece of the holy grail. After experiencing pure ecstasy from the divine hostess I finally walked up to the small buffet to grab the same thing I have always gotten. Rice, with their chicken tiki masala. Shaking from the previous experiences I've had with this divine food I could hardly hold my excitement. Sitting down to finally have a bite, I felt a calling from heaven and the need to pray to god for blessing me with a sanctuary and meal such as this. With the first bite I am instantly face to face with the vision of this chicken I have swirling in my mouth. I've never seen such a chicken. He tells me that even though he has died, he is happy to have ended up in the hands of a chef that personally cooks for the gods on his free time and that the chef treated him such care he didn't even notice himself pass over to the afterlife and to be added to such an exquisite dish such as this and that he is happy to have brought someone like me such a feeling of immense joy. Hearing this from the sacred chicken I begin to cry tears of happiness. Pulses of oxytocin, dopamine, endorphins, and serotonin surge through my body and with every bite I experience pure heaven. I can't explain to you enough how I feel about this food more than what I am typing right now at this very moment. Then finally the Naan shows up, maybe a little late but just in time for me to experience a new joy of just having the chicken tikimasala and rice alone. Placing my fork down, I grab the piping hot naan and notice the slight glisten of butter over the surface of the Naan like a bar of pure gold, with pieces of what seems to be garlic and maybe cilantro and parsley. I continue to use its garlic buttery goodness to scoop the food on my plate and proceed to shove it into my mouth. I full heartedly believe an old man would say, "My stomach is jealous of my mouth for being able to have its way with it first." Plate after plate you would want to devour even if you would taint this holy sanctuary with the sin of gluttony, maybe try to hide your sin under the napkin they provide to you like the French do for ortolan bunting. Slowly I became full and still had some food on my plate. One shouldn't waste food here or more like who would want to. You'd rather sit there for an extra couple minutes so your stomach could settle and let the food get cold because you'd still wish to eat it. At this restaurant if one should find a hair in their food (not saying you will or i did im exaggerating!) you'd take it as a blessing from the divine in the kitchen and still continue to eat it. (Around it of course.) Meat balls were also pretty good.

This is a local hub for many of the Indian community in San Antonio. Their food was super…read moreflavorful. I would assume it tastes authentic, but this is from a place of ignorance as I've never been to India. So I'll say it tastes like it was made with love and experience. I forget what this bread is but I ate all of the soups and stews with it. We were a legend party so we ordered everything. Some things are very spicy and the mild things are spicy. Keep in consideration that I like African level spicy so our tolerance may differ. The staff is pretty hands off. When it's time to pay and go you bring the receipt to the front to pay and if you need something you just flag them down.

I needed my comfort food fix and the 5 dished it out…read more I haven't been to this place in a little while. I needed my comfort food fix late at night. They are open till 10 pm. Even late at night they were enthusiastic to serve food. The last orders in the kitchen had the same quality food you get anytime during the day or morning. Outstanding. Freshly ground coconut chutney with tomato chutney. Sambhar was excellent. Dosa was crisp, steaming hot. I even took a Bhai Kadhai Biryani to go! This place is consistent with food quality. Not overly spicy if you tell them to keep it to mid low. 5.

NEW Location! Its's where Overtyme sports bar and Grill used to be. They have the best butter…read morechicken in town.! if you come for lunch, they have a lunch buffet for 16.99. The place is really cute inside. There is definitely a lot more room in this restaurant and the outside looks really cute. You have to stop by!

Came here a few weeks ago with my fiance…read more I had no trouble finding parking here. Came here expecting to just order a meal but was pleasantly surprised that they were offering a buffet. I was going to order a Tikka Masala at a spice level of Call 911. The buffet allowed me to try lots of different options. Staff was friendly and food was tasty. I will come back for my Tikka Masala at Call 911 another time.

I ca came here with a friend and we dined inside. There is not much to say about the interior, it…read moreseemed to still be in the process of being set up. The service was nice, they were pretty attentive and kind. I only ordered the Lamb Biryani, and it was delicious! It comes with two sauces, one is like a creamy yogurt and the other is very flavorful and spicy. The lamb and rice were seasoned well and cooked to perfection. Additionally, the meal was big enough to take home. Overall, I liked this place and I'm interested in trying more of the menu.

Highest quality Indian restaurant I've eaten at in all my time eating at Indian restaurants across…read morethe country. Dosa 10/10 tangy, thin and crisp Mango lassi 10/10 Palak paneer 10/10 Lamb tikka masala 10/10 Chutneys are all 10/10 Punjabi samosa 10/10 Chicken 65 10/10 Garlic naan 10/10 flaky and packed with flavor, superb texture - I don't love when naan is too thick and slick with oil so this was excellent Everything hit, no misses. If they had aloo chana chaat with yogurt this would be the only Indian restaurant I go to locally. We were originally going to go to Mare e Monte but the line was too long and we all were simultaneously craving Indian cuisine. This happened to be right next door. Ambiance is more like a family restaurant so definitely expect kids and multiple family affairs but the noise levels didn't take us away from how excellent the food was !! If it matters to you they do serve water with water bottles. I personally love a nice iced cup of water esp to help refresh my mouth from the spices. that would be my only ding and that's nitpicking. Service was very good to us!

Great food and great service. Portions are very reasonable and very flavorful. If you like Indian…read morefood then look no further!

I really like Biryani Pot. I always get an authentic experience. I went on Friday with my Indian…read morefriend and this time around she approved that everything served is up to standard comparing it to authentic Indian cooking. However the service was ok simply because I had to ask the server to clean the booth it had water and drinks spilled all over it. He cleaned my side and didn't clean the other side. Until my friend came and got gum stuck to her pants. I get it this is unusual and very disrespectful from the previous diners but still I think it is the waiter responsibility to clean the table and booth after each customer. They were very apologetic and honestly didn't know how to make up for it It is always a fun experience going to this restaurant. Specially they have the cane sugar juicing machine. We ordered it and half of the restaurant was standing there watching them make it Also I tried a new style of biryani Gongura biryani it was delicious. Overall this restaurant is still getting my five stars except of this incident which I

Every South Asian restaurant I've loved in my life has been a health inspector's nightmare…read more In Berkeley, I used to frequent Kabana, where the bathrooms were disgustingly filthy, and the only source of light was my phone. Best food ever. Here in SATX, for years, I've (begrudgingly) frequented Madurai Mes a few blocks away. You enter the lobby, and it feels like the staff is having a competition over who can ignore you. It's cramped and dingy, and there are AC hoses snaked throughout the place, and I've never been able to eat there for under $30, but they make a pretty good thali. And so in my brain, the best indian food comes from Resturants you don't much want to eat at. Nawabi was huge and well lit and dare I say clean? It felt slightly dated, and culturally a bit off - like maybe it belonged to an Ethiopian restaurant before - but classy. So the food was going to suck. The menu is expansive and seemingly interesting. It was missing my thali. It did have a number of dishes that offered a few things to try. I haven't, as an adult, longed for food served from a bucket - but Biriyani seems like a solid choice with which to fill one. My kid doesn't care for dosas, but does he like chocolate dosa? I don't know, but were fixin' to find out. Some of the weekend-only options had me salivating. I ordered the Plain dosa with mutton curry. This is a novel combination to me, and maybe also to my waiter, who had me point it out on the menu. It was good, the dosa was thin and crispy with the right amount of edges, the sambar was just ok, the chutneys were good, mutton curry was excellent. I skipped dessert, and opted for chai masala. But I should have really gone with some of their kulfi which looked super tempting in its display case. In short, everything was pretty awesome. I have my next visits penciled in to try the lunch buffet, peruse the weekend menu, and track down the AYCE pani puris. The only problem was that this time - on a Monday night - I was the only customer there, which was weird. But the staff was super welcoming, no Deliverance vibes, so I went with it. If y'all could do me a favor and eat here sometimes to keep this one open, that would be awesome.

Beautiful and new Indian restaurant nestled in a quiet corner with plenty of parking. Upon…read moreentering, we were greeted with smiles. I loved the authenticity and how clean it was. The food was delicious and I'll definitely be saving this as one of my go tos. My only recommendation would be that staff provide updates if there are delays with food. Below is a rating of the food: Wok Tossed Noodles w/ Chicken 5/5 Goat Tikka Masala 5/5 Garlic Naan 5/5

I ordered my food on DoorDash for pick up since I was on my lunch break and I didn't know how long…read morethe order was going to take to prepare. I ordered the chicken tikka Frankie with is basically a chicken tikka wrap. This came in a to-go friendly container that you can rip apart as you eat. The menu didn't explain exactly what was in the wrap, so I ordered with the hope that it would be good and the flavor was incredible! It seems like along with the seasoned meat, there are red onions, herbs, and spices as well as a garlicky sauce. I will be back since I had such a pleasant experience eating this!

I found this food truck by mistake. Indian food? Sure! I drove there thinking it will just be…read moreempty. Oh boy I was mistaken! There is a line and everyone in line is Indian! So I got excited but... the highway closes at 9 so I needed to make it back. I ordered the pani puri and the Tikka masala Frankie to go per his recommendation I ate the pani puri there it was sooooo gooood! And the Frankie in the car. I wanted to order more if I didn't have to go! They have couple of tables which were full! Even my car got stuck in the parking someone had to back up for me! Now I found the place to go for Indian street food. I will definitely be back very very soon!

My wife and I tried Simis lunch buffet. Wow!!! It was Delish! Food tasted fresh and everything…read morewas so delish. Absolutely 5 Star Value!!! Family owned and Jason was fantastic serving us! We will be back many more times! Golden Gem!

I am not sure how I feel about this place specially that we have so many Indian options in town. On…read morea Friday evening I was driving by I decided to try it and keep it on the light side. I ordered the chicken tikka which was super bland I had to ask them to grill it a bit more and add some seasoning to it. Usually the chicken tikka burst with masala flavors. I felt it is definitely Americanized. The service was ok. I asked to replace the rice with some cucumbers or veggies... he came up with potatoes and carrots side dish swimming in oil. I mean the flavor was ok but trying to keep it light wasn't an option anymore. I saw few couples enjoying their evening and they seem to pleased with their food... I guess not me... I was truly expecting a real Indian experience.