Came in on a wed for lunch, arrived fairly early and seated immediately. Ur place filled up pretty…read morequickly afterwards. Food 4.5/5: we got the buffet which had some fantastic options. My personal favorites are the veggie samosas but they had the usual culprits with chicken ticka masala and chicken curry as well as some less seen options like fish curry. Most of the chicken was white meat and a bit dry but the sauces were great Ambiance 4/5: brightly lit lunch space and fairly nice. White table cloth which looks nice but definitely made every spill obvious . Service 4.5/5: fairly quick and attentive although when the lunch rush came in was a bit slower but still not bad Value buffet/5: for me 4.5/5: I showed some restraint for once and didn't gorge myself. For an Indian buffet, good price given the abundant options and quality Overall 4.5/5: quite enjoyed this restaurant I wish it was closer to me so that I could go more frequently

My second trip to this restaurant and they did not disappoint. It's a great buffet but my favorite…read moredish is the goat. The only disappointment are the desserts. They are not appealing. Service is good. They are pretty laid back. Only approaching the table to remove dishes. Love the ambiance. Very elegant looking.

We went there during Father's Day weekend. We got there just before noon, and there was a 20-minute…read morewaiting time. To get in line, you scan a QR code and join a virtual queue. The crowd kept coming, and by the time we were done, the line appears to have grown to 1+ hour. Tip: Come early, especially on weekends! There was a sign saying that dining time is limited to 1 hour - completely understandable. Most of the clientele are South Asian - a good sign. The interior is clean and pleasant. The weekend buffet doesn't come cheap. We paid around $27 per person before tax or tips. But you get what you pay for - probably around 40 items, more than any other Indian buffet we have been to. This includes vegetarian items, meat dishes (chicken/lamb/fish), dessert, and drinks - including chai tea and rose milk. The quality is very good. We left absolutely stuffed.

I visited Naga's with a group of friends for their unlimited buffet and left with mixed feelings…read more The buffet is priced at $25 per person for both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, with drinks charged separately. The spread includes a good variety of South Indian dishes, mainly Tamil and Telugu cuisine, with plenty of vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries, rice, dosas, and other traditional favorites. The food was definitely on the spicier side. While there was a decent selection, I found the overall taste to be fairly average. Nothing was particularly memorable, and I didn't feel it justified the price. The restaurant itself was clean, the ambience was pleasant, and the staff was courteous. The biggest downside for me was being handed the bill while we were still eating. At an unlimited buffet where you're paying a fixed price, it made the experience feel rushed and took away from the relaxed dining atmosphere. Overall, it's an okay spot if you're specifically looking for an unlimited South Indian buffet, but for $25 per person, I expected a more memorable meal and a better dining experience.

Intimate dinner setting that celebrates Indian culture. The rooms are beautifully decorated with…read morepieces the restaurant owner chose himself from India. Service was amazing. Server was very attentive and gave us wonderful recommendations from the menu as well as explained the history and inspiration for each dish. All the dishes were very flavorful and authentic!

This place has been on our list for a very long time, and we finally got to try it! We chose…read moreMusaafer, one of Houston's Michelin-starred restaurants for two years running, to celebrate our anniversary. We went for dinner on a weeknight. Parking can be a little tricky if you don't valet since the restaurant is located at the mall. We decided to test our luck and parked in the Purple Lot, which is free and only a short walk to the entrance. It worked out perfectly for us! As soon as you walk in, you can immediately tell that this is one of the most beautiful restaurants in the city. The décor is imported from India, and every detail feels intentional. The restaurant definitely has an elegant and luxurious vibe. Now, onto the food--it was also very good! We debated doing the tasting menu, but at nearly $200 per person, it felt a little too steep for us, so we decided to order à la carte instead. Our favorites were the Lychee Ceviche, Laal Maas, Chaanp, and Daal Musaafer. The flavors were on point, and every dish was rich, satisfying, and full of depth. The Malwani Fish Curry was also good, but it didn't impress us quite as much as the other dishes. For dessert, we tried their version of rasmalai. It was sweet but not overly sweet and was the perfect ending to the meal. They also surprised us with complimentary bubbles for our anniversary and a signed card, which was such a thoughtful touch. Overall, we had a pretty great experience at Musaafer. Justin, our server, was excellent throughout the meal. He explained the dishes and their backstories and even gave us a tour of the restaurant. The service really added to the experience. I would definitely come back. Musaafer is absolutely deserving of its Michelin star!

I do like this place and find them a good more upscale choice for Indian food. Good service always.read more

We came here as a group of 10 people for lunch on a Sunday afternoon.. the ambiance seemed dated…read moreand looked tacky to be honest but we had heard a lot about their food so we thought why not give it a try Since we were a large group we ordered 2 orders of each dish like 2 niharis 2 karahi 2 daal fry we also ordered beef paya (single order thankfully) which was so unhygienic it literally had hair stuck in its bone and we had to send it back immediately.. we had to request for the Nihari relish as it wasn't served along with it...(not a good thing).. we also ordered vegetarian biryani and some naan bread.. their was only one staff which was serving us and he seemed a little overwhelmed with our order.. the nihari was good and so was the karahi.. daal fry was a little running and it needed tempering (tadka) to give that authentic daal fry experience.. the naan were soft and fluffy.. veg biryani was decent... It was an ok ok experience nothing great 2.5/5 Their raita was good too..

Authentic Indian flavors in a cozy spot. The butter chicken is creamy and perfectly spiced. Great…read moreservice and a relaxed vibe make it a must-visit for anyone craving real Indian food.

Ordered from Briyani-N-Grill many times over the years. Authentically Indian…read more I like spicy and order 4 out of 5 in spice level. Chicken 65 - taste was good but would have preferred less batter and not deep fried. Recipe seems to change over the years. 4/5 Chicken Tandoori, Chicken Briyani were all very good. 5/5 Bhindi (okra) masala - tasty but too much oil 3.5/5 Naan - ok but I personally think it could do without as much oil 3.5/5 I give it 5/5 for being authentically Indian, taste, and overall being consistently good! Just watch the oil in some of your dishes esp Bhindi!

One year ago, I left a review of five stars. That was based on my lunch that I had there. I have…read moreenjoyed the buffet lunch since that time I've been back five or six times for the buffet. Tonight I took my wife, my daughter and my granddaughter and once again five stars all the way, so clean so friendly and the food is stellar cannot recommend this place enough to anyone wanting a very nice and authentic Indian meal.

It's as good as any other Indian around Katy. Service is poor as expected these days. What sours me…read moreis how proud they are of their second rate naan. It's comparable to HEB but costs 3 times more.

I came with a fairly large group of coworkers on a Wednesday for lunch. We arrived around 11:15 and…read morestayed until roughly 12:30 or so and we were the only party in the restaurant the entire time. Granted a group of 12 people showed up unannounced right around opening time, the service was still a bit on the slower side. We waited about 30-35 minutes to receive our samosas and another 15 minutes to receive our Thali plates. All twelve of us ordered the same thing--the Regular Thali. The Thali is a platter that comes with 3 different curries or stews, 3 types of breads, rice, dessert, and a samosa. While I am not very knowledgeable about Indian cuisine and have no basis of comparison, the three curries and breads were delicious. Of the three curries, the paneer masala was my favorite and I enjoyed all three breads. The vegetable curry and lentil stew were both equally delicious and offered a change of pace from the paneer masala. The samosa was a bit of a miss for me due to the shell being a bit on the thick side, but the spices and tamarind chutney were good, but not outstanding. The benefit of ordering the Thali is that it is an affordable way to sample a very good variety of foods with the option or order more of whatever included curry, bread, samosa, rice, dessert completely free as a part of the Thali set. Would I go back? Yes, I would go back to have the Thali again but I'm unsure if I would be adventurous enough to order a full portion of a single curry or dish simply out of unfamiliarity with Indian cuisine. However, I would avoid Gayatri Bhavan if my boss isn't taking an extended lunch break with us.

Came here with the family on Friday - enjoyed the experience…read more Food was good; the Mysore masala dosa had a good amount of spice to it from the chili paste inside, the sambar was welcome in the cold weather and paired well with the dosa. Filter coffee was good, not too sweet. Service; the one man working (we came at an odd hour between lunch and dinner) was helpful and friendly. Our food came out on time. The restaurant itself was clean and well kept. Will return for the buffet one weekend.