My wife & I were looking to try Pakistani food for the first time and our good friend Salman,…read morehighly recommended Spice Korner. He said the family is very, very nice and the food and atmosphere is wonderful. So we decided to take the trek to Richmond to see what our friend was talking about. He was absolutely 100% right; we were warmly greeted by Tehmina and when we told her it was our first time visiting and first time even trying Pakistani food, she was so happy and excited to share what they had to offer. Everything looked so good and the prices were shockingly fair - so we decided to have her help us decide and she offered two chicken dishes and two beef. Each were splendid and amazingly delicious and prepared with love. If you already love Pakistani food or are new to this awesome cuisine as we were, you and your family need to do yourselves a favor and stop by to experience the first-class friendly service with lovingly prepared like home-made dishes. Tell them David & Amy sent you and we'll probably see you there as we look forward to coming back to try the other items on their menu!

Got this order to go. Good portions and flavor with the exception of the chicken handi. The sauce…read morewas not creamy as expected from the menu description and seemed like it had separated. Very oily. Stirring didn't help much. Taste was average. Samosas are delicious. Naan is average. Will try again but won't order Chicken Handi. Disappointing.

I stumbled upon this place through Yelp, while looking for pizza. We agreed to…read moreOrder from here for a small gathering. I love their online ordering system, so easy and efficient to use. I placed my order in advance for a set delivery time. Prices are very reasonable as well. When I came in to pickup my order 25 mins late, my drinks were sitting in the refrigerator waiting. My food was still warm. The cashier was in a call and asked me to wait a few minutes. He promptly gathered my order and I was out the door in less than 5 minutes. I love their pizzas, ordered hand toss Mexican street corn and the paneer tikka. Both were so darn good! Here are the other items I would recommend: mango lassi, Dahi Bhalle, Mirchi Pakoda (chewy tapioca texture), Bombay Vada Pao, and samosas. Prices are very reasonable for my standard. I spent $130 and it was enough to feed 6 people. I can't wait to try their other food! Everything looks and smells so delicious!

Hey folks - this place is pretty darn good! Got the chicken tikka masala and some garlic naan a…read morecouple. Nights ago. Sauce was really tasty! Even the medium level had some kick. It was fine for me, though I had no issue. The girlfriend on the other hand thought it was super good too, yet too spicy! The place actually makes these Indian style pizzas too. I've never had anything like that before. Being a boy from Chicago, I think anything on pizza that is not traditional, for example, you can't put artichokes on pizza, is not bona fide. However, in this case, I think I'm going to make an exception. lol! Yep one of these days I'm going to order a chicken tikka pizza. It's good! In health and happiness! Cheers! Danny

Beware: this place serves authentic Indian spice! No option for mild (they start at medium) and I…read morewas lowkey dying. But portions and flavor were good and tasted fresh. You know it's the place to be when all the other customers were Indian.

Their menu is different than what they give. Shahi paneer is not supposed to be shredded photo…read moreshows paneer pieces and they gave me shredded paneer. This is wrong. When I called they just told me this is how they make. Very disappointed service. Never going back.

There are a lot of Indian restaurants in the Houston area and most of them serve very similar…read moreIndo-American food with indiscernible curries and flavors. I was skeptical to see dishes on the menu with references to Delhi. It's setting yourself up for failure when the flavors fail to deliver. To my amazement, the flavors transported me back to India. The butter chicken gravy has a tang that is only found in Delhi and the chole bhature are truly dark brown and authentic like Delhi street food. The staff are very proud of their food and even friendlier hosts. This place is a hidden gem. Highly recommend checking out this restaurant!

First and foremost to Be improved is the attitude! Rude and just said no English. I wouldn't even…read moreorder here . No one was in the front .. had to yell hello

We really enjoy the food here, but it seems to be a little inconsistent. I love chicken saag so…read morethat's what I usually order. One time it came boneless and then another time it had bones. I usually try to get boneless dishes, so the bones were a surprise to me. I ate it that night, but let my husband eat my leftovers because I don't enjoy getting chicken off the bone

Delicious food. Everything we tried was so tasty. Hidden gem in cinco ranch katy nieghbor hood…read more Staff very nice.

It's an Indian buffet for only $14.99 (before tax and tip, as of March 2025). For the price, don't…read moreexpect the same service, variety, or ambiance as the other Indian buffets close by that are almost twice the cost, but it's still great for people like me who only care about the Saag/Palak Paneer and Butter Chicken. Were they delicious? Yes! I can eat entire trays of just those two and be a happy camper The service is barely existent. No one greeted us or really explained the process to us (I think certain items can be requested and naan automatically arrives at your table). We sort of just got situated and started grabbing food. Towards the end, they were running out of meat in the butter chicken tray (you can blame me), but no signs of urgency to refill. My coworkers didn't care for it, but I would still come back. Give this place a try!

Food was very good and portions were substantial. We ordered takeout and the service was very…read morecourteous and helpful in terms of what to order. The restaurant looked great, and I think they even had a karaoke machine, so we may come back for that on a free night. The only drawback was that I specifically asked if there were any nuts in any of the dishes, and was assured that there were none in the dishes that were recommended. However upon getting home and serving the dishes, we discovered that the rice porridge did indeed contain cashews, which our daughter is unable to eat. While we enjoyed the food and service, we only ask that the staff train up on learning the menu and what's in each dish so patrons can feel safe in their choices when they visit.

Kurry Walah -- Mother's Day Uber Eats Review…read more For Mother's Day, I decided to try the Uber Eats route and create an Indian buffet at home so we could relax by the pool. I'll say that was what my wife wanted, but truthfully, I wanted to hit the buffet myself. That said, the food was flavorful overall, and the cuts of meat were better than I expected for delivery. We definitely over-ordered and tried a little bit of everything, so there will be a ton of leftovers. The butter chicken was my biggest disappointment. I ordered it extra hot, but it came out about as spicy as the medium items we ordered. The chicken biryani was a little salty, but not inedible. Honestly, I would rather it be slightly over-seasoned than under-seasoned. My wife loved her food. My daughter was not as impressed and felt her meal was average. I was somewhere in the middle. The one pricing miss for me was the side of white rice. At over $4, that feels like highway robbery for a basic side of rice. To be fair, I only ordered it because I wasn't sure what came with rice and wanted to have extra in case someone needed some. Everything else felt pretty much in line with market pricing, especially given the portion sizes and the quality of the meat. My score: 3.5/5 My wife's score: 4/5 My daughter's score: 2.9/5 Overall, call it a solid 3.5 to 4, depending on what you order. Good flavor, generous portions, and plenty of leftovers.

Can't wait to come back. I had the tikka masala, butter chicken, and the samosas, it was so…read moredelectable. The customer service was exceptional and timely.

The food at Bombay Grill is absolutely amazing. It's one of the best kept secrets in the city of…read moreHouston, and one of the best Indian restaurants around. I love the place, and eat there frequently. If you are looking for ambiance this is not your place but if you love Indian food, look no further!

I've made several trips to Bombay Grill always for takeout. The food is excellent but it will take…read moresome time, do not expect an immediate pickup. However, it is truly worth the wait. The restaurant is tucked away in a small shopping center with somewhat limited seating. My last visit I got the Roganjosh Lamb which comes with a minimum spice level of medium. If you are limited to mild only, pick another dish. The lamb is very tender and the sauce is perfect. The garlic naan is fresh but could a little more garlic. Honestly, there isn't a bad dish on the menu.

This fast-food restaurant is a great spot in the neighborhood to grab tea and snacks or to fix…read morelunch, dinner, or even breakfast. The setup is partly self-serve: you place your order at the register, take your number plate, and choose any table you want. You grab your cutlery from the station near the counter corner, and the server will bring your food to your table. You also handle your own cleanup afterward. We love their tea, which is strong and comes with sugar on the side. Their samosa, dal vada, and dosa are also favorites of ours. However, we tried their chaats, and they were a complete no-go for us. They have a very extensive menu, and we're eager to explore more of it. I prefer eating here over the Triveni location in Katy, as the Katy spot is often plagued by bugs flying around due to the attached grocery store and open-ended area. This restaurant maintains a nice and clean ambiance, and I hope they keep up the quality of their food and service.

A friend and their family invited us out to eat and the friend basically ordered for the table. I…read moream a mild eater so I had the fried onion pakora and kids double cheese dosa. I also had mango lassi so I can try the other dishes. Everything was delish. I just have a hard time eating spicy food but they were good. Everything we had was vegetarian. They have meat options but we decided that today's veggie night. :) Service was steady. We had a large order so there were some delays. When you come, go to the front and order like you would in any fast food place. Pay and bring the number to your table and they'll bring the food asap. There is self service for water, napkin, and utensils. After you're done, you need to out your trash away in a nearby trash can. Parking out front is big and free. One last thing, I'm really surprise this place doesn't have a lot of Yelp reviews. It def deserves so much more awareness. Really vegetarian friendly. And if you love spicy food, this is the place!

We went on a Sunday around 12.30pm to celebrate a birthday for thier lunch buffet…read more No one else was there other than 1 waiter. We had the buffet but it was a lackluster. Spring rolls and samosa for appetizers. For thier entrees, the paneer makhni dish had more gravy than the paneer. Palak paneer was too creamy so I avoided that. Lobia was an option, surprising to see it in a lunch buffet menu. All in all, it was mediocre, nothing special. We came attracted to its name "Bombay Palace", but there was nothing royal about it. Wouldn't return.

It's been quite a few years since we've eaten here and it's just as good as we remembered. They…read morehave a nice lunch buffet. We arrived about 10 minutes after 11 am and the buffet was loaded and ready to go....most places that isn't the case,they're still preparing dishes. I tried almost everything and it was all tasty. The chicken tika masala was tender and tasty....some places the chicken is a little dry. Loved the garlic nan and the kheer....rice pudding.