Food is outstanding at a reasonable price. Service is always good. Ambiance is local shopping…read morecenter . Once a week my daughter and I come here to get our fix of Indian food. Delicious spices that we crave thruout the week and can only stand it for so long then we have to go!

Had the buffet . To go. So we took home a little bit of everything and wasn't disappointed. Wait…read morestaff was super sweet and helpful . Walked us through. The place is quiet, clean and lots of seating. Would definitely go again.

Authentic Pakistani Food Experience at Chandni Chowk - Fort Worth…read moreDuring my recent stay in Fort Worth, I found myself craving authentic Pakistani food -- the kind that instantly transports you back to the bustling food streets of Karachi. Outside of a few global hubs like London, Mississauga (Canada), or certain pockets of Texas, it's rare to find that level of authenticity. After some searching, I decided to try Chandni Chowk. That choice turned out to be one of the highlights of my trip. Atmosphere Chandni Chowk is not the kind of restaurant you visit for upscale décor or polished ambience. The setting is modest, unpretentious, and straightforward. But that's part of its charm -- here, the focus is squarely on the food. If you're looking for chandeliers and white tablecloths, this isn't the place. But if you're chasing flavor and authenticity, you're in the right spot. The Food Beef Biryani I started with the beef biryani, and it was nothing short of excellent. The rice was aromatic, each grain perfectly separated and infused with spices. The beef was tender to the point of melting in my mouth, while the spice blend carried a depth of flavor -- hints of plum, cilantro, and lemon weaving through without overpowering the dish. A side of fresh onion, green chilies, and lemon wedges elevated the biryani to another level, adding crunch, heat, and freshness. Chicken Seekh Kebab Next came the chicken seekh kebab. It arrived sizzling on a bed of onions and lemon, the smoky aroma filling the room. The kebab was beautifully textured -- crisp on the outside while remaining soft, juicy, and tender inside. The seasoning was bold, slightly fiery, and true to authentic Pakistani street food. Chicken Tikka Leg The chicken tikka leg rounded out my meal. With its charred exterior, juicy interior, and perfectly balanced spices, it tasted exactly like the kind of tikka you'd find at a Karachi food stall. It was nostalgic, hearty, and utterly satisfying. Service One of the highlights of my visit was the service. I was looked after by Mujeeb, who was not only attentive but also clearly passionate about food. During our conversation, he explained how much effort goes into sourcing quality ingredients and monitoring their preparation. It was obvious that this isn't just business for him -- it's something he takes pride in. His enthusiasm added an extra layer to the experience. Practical Notes For those who might be wondering -- parking is plentiful and directly outside the restaurant, which makes dining here hassle-free. Conclusion Chandni Chowk may not dazzle you with its appearance, but it excels where it truly matters: flavor, authenticity, and heart. Every dish I tried reminded me of Karachi's vibrant food streets, making this more than just a meal -- it was a nostalgic journey. If you're in Fort Worth and want genuine Pakistani cuisine, Chandni Chowk is a must-visit. I'll definitely be coming back, and I highly recommend it to anyone, whether you're already a fan of Pakistani food or eager to explore it for the first time.

Ordered a beef biryani. No flavor at all. Seems they mixed beef n rice together and call it…read morebiryani. Very disappointing

They served all frozen food . Nth taste fresh . Ordered naan and it was hard and chewyread more

Pretty good pricing and best momos n sekuwa set. I like it way it has outdoor seating and be able…read moreto eat outside. Also very friendly staff.

Came here for dinner on a Sunday evening to celebrate two birthdays…read more I made a reservation for a party of 7, but our table wasn't ready when we arrived, and we were seated next to another large group. I noticed two other large tables marked as reserved, so I was unsure why our table wasn't ready. That was a little disappointing. We ordered waters, drinks, appetizers, and mains. Unfortunately, it took a long time for both the drinks and food to come out, especially since there were only four other tables occupied in the restaurant. We started with the Paneer Momo (kothey style), Mutton Momo (kothey style), Aloo Chicken Roll, and Kah-Tahr Poleko (grilled jackfruit). I wish there was an explanation of each momo style on the menu, as it would have been helpful to understand the differences. The paneer momo arrived first and was quickly devoured by the table, it was really good. The grilled jackfruit was something different for me and reminded me of a grilled pineapple/meat-like texture, which was enjoyable. While I don't eat meat, I was told the aloo chicken roll was spicy. The mutton momo was also enjoyed by the table. For mains, we ordered chow mein, a tandoor platter, two butter chickens, one paneer tikka masala (medium spicy), and more than enough garlic naan. The butter chicken was enjoyed by the table. The paneer tikka masala was fine, but it was unbelievably sweet from the honey and had no spice at all. I wouldn't order it again. If I were to get it again, I would request butter paneer instead since the sauces were noticeably different. The paneer tikka masala was also very bright red, and our fingers turned slightly orange/red from the sauce, which made it seem like food coloring was added. That was disappointing. We were looking forward to the chow mein, but unfortunately, it never came out. The garlic naan was alright. It was thinner, less fluffy than expected, and slightly chewy. They did change the song for the birthday celebration and brought out two complimentary ice creams with birthday candles, which was a nice touch. Overall, since this is a Nepalese restaurant, I would stick with the momos and appetizers. Those were the highlights of the meal.

My husband, son and I love Indian food and were excited to try this place and add it to our list of…read morelocal restaurant options when we're craving Indian flair and this place did not disappoint!! For an appetizer we got the chicken Momo platter and I loved all 4 options. I didn't get a picture of it but I got the chicken tikka kebab and it was great. My son is the adventurous type so he tried the Bhutan which is stir fried goat intestines. I actually tried it and I really enjoyed it. The flavors were amazing! I can't recall what my husband had but I know that we all enjoyed our food. I'm not sure what the business was before but they did a fantastic job transforming the space with its moody, dimly lit ambiance and thoughtful design choices. My only complaint was the LED light above our table kept flickering, but aside from that, I really enjoyed the atmosphere. We will definitely be back!!

The good- great service, the customer service is top notch. The owner is personable and will try to…read moreget to know you by name if you visit more than once. Ambience itsef- expect typical whole in the wall Indian restaurant, no frills and clean. Compared to typical whole in the wall Indian restaurants, shri is clean. The food itself some are 5/5 some are 3/5. Chili Chicken - 4/5. Crispy and taste amazing Noole porotta- 4/5 Masala Dhosha -4/5 Biriyani - 2/5 Thali - 3/5 Their mango lassi is amazing Definitely worth a visit

Love Indian food and was glad to be told to try this place…read more I ordered chicken curry with extra spice. Absolutely terrible! Every chicken cube was bone and gristle. What in the world. Even the naan was burnt/over cooked. Never will return. Any suggestions on a good Indian location nearby would be glad to try.

I was looking for a nice local restaurant for lunch while staying at a nearby hotel. I found this…read morerestaurant (Curry Leaf/Bhetghat)) and it is perfect for me! I enjoyed a milk tea to warm me up, then a most wonderful Chicken Saag! It was so incredibly tasty and spiced exactly right! Plus the service here is phenomenal, so hospitable. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I must start off with the good. The food here is awesome. I…read moreloved my chicken chili momo and the jhol momo. There are Nepali places that I enjoy their momo. My husband got the tadka dal and veggie chili momo, he was very happy with both. The service was the reason this review was a 4 star. The restaurant was empty other than my party of 4 and we had to speak up to catch our waitress to get water or we couldn't find her when we needed a menu once more. The restaurant is fully renovated and it looks amazing. I think this is a great location for a call ahead and pick up the food for lunch cause the food was great.

Found this hidden gem by accident. My partner isn't always in the mood for this type of cuisine but…read moreevery dish put in front of him just made him more excited. I was excited to finally try momo after seeing them off and on the past few years. The samosas were hot and Flaky. The momo chili was a good balance of spice and flavor. We did get the basic options of butter masala and tikka masala, but they were super savory and delicious. It's a bit out of the way for me, but i definitely plan on making the drive back to try more of the menu.

My girlfriend and I have been here twice now and the service is impeccable!…read moreThe food is always fresh and hot. It really feels authentic honestly! This is our new date night spot. This is definitely a hidden gem for Nepalese/Indian food in NRH! You must try the Samosa Chaat! Every dish we have tried has exceeded my expectations.

Picked up another to-go order from here and got the chicken momo, 2 chicken jhol momo, and 1…read morechicken steamed momo. Overall, the momo itself was really good. The wrappers were a little thicker but they still tasted fresh. A few of the momos were broken, but nothing too serious. The regular achar was flavorful and paired really well with the momo, but the jhol achar honestly disappointed me again this time. First of all it is so inconsistent. You never now what you're gonna get. This time it was pretty bland, too watery, and just lacked the bold flavor that makes jhol momo so good. If they fixed the jhol achar, these momos would seriously be on another level. Service was quick, everything was packed properly, and overall it was still a solid takeout experience.

Called ahead to see if we could order for dine-in, and even though they don't usually do that, they…read morewere nice enough to let us since we were only 10 minutes away. We went with the mutton sekuwa set, the chicken fried momo, and the hot chicken jhol momo. The sekuwa was good, but honestly, I've had better "sets" elsewhere--the sides just didn't stand out. Both types of momos were great, though. They recently started doing a "hot jhol" specifically for this cold weather, which was a nice touch and hit the spot. Service was a little on the slow side, but nothing too bad. I'd definitely come back for the momos.