We're so happy we tried this place! Even my son (semi-picky eater who's never tried Indian food)…read moreloved it! Everything was brought out as it was ready, so all the food was fresh and so, so flavorful. The staff were great and helped us navigate the menu. We will definitely be back to try more momo!

Ordered Momo Masala as a pickup order and was blown away by the flavors. We got the tikka masala…read moremomo's, the pani puri, and a couple other bites. All that was ordered was flavorful, and I can't wait to try more that's on the menu.

We had this about a week ago we used to go there often but the flavors have changed as well as I…read morefell the quality isn't as good. My food was too spicy I was not able to eat it I had requested not spicy.I am not sure I will be going back.

How have I not written a review for this place?? My husband and I have gone here almost every other…read moreweek for their lunch buffet for the past 3 years. It's a super good deal! They include a variety of delicious indian foods to choose from like a tender chicken biryani to tasty tikka masala. Naan bread and chai is included for no extra charge. The service is always polite and the restaurant is always very clean. They usually have the same people working there as well so you can count on consistency. Honestly, if more people knew about this place I feel like they would be busier but it's a bit hidden from the main road along the side road. I highly recommend to support our local restaurants in Flower Mound!

Very tasty idly (rice paddies) and delicious mango smoothie!…read more A nice hole in the wall place for Indian snacking and cuisine!

While the decor is simple, the food here has been solid both times I have stopped in. Familiar…read moreofferings that hit the spot though simply prepared and presented. Chai is solid and samosas, vadas, and dosas have always been tasty. Pricing is fair, service good, and it's always easy to park right in front although it's a shared lot with neighboring businesses.

It's a decent place with a good and fast service. They have a sit up booths as well, very…read moretraditional way of eating mandi. I wanted to experience that so we sat there. They have beautiful Turkish and middle eastern styled lamps and decor. Their Mandi is good too, it was delivery and a very good service size and reasonably priced. They added their own Indian styled to the Mandi and made it look like thali, nice but I usually don't eat all the condiments with thali so it wasn't for me but it looked presentable. Meat was delicious and well cooked. Mango lassi was really good. I wanted to try a new Mandi place so we went and it was an overall nice experience.

The food here is so flavorful and the servings are massive! So massive that we always leave with…read moreleftovers. We arrived around 9pm on a Saturday night and it wasn't crowded so we easily got a booth for 6. We wanted to try the huge family platter (feeds 6), but 1 friend was vegetarian so we added the vegetarian platter (feeds 3). Our waiter, Akku, was kindly worried we were ordering too much food lol. Food came out extremely fast and hot. Their portions are no joke--we could've easily shared everything with 12 people! Everything was delicious and we had a blast. 2nd time visiting and I'll keep coming back again for sure!

Being from LA, we are use to so accessing any kind of food within a city block. We miss our Thai…read moreFood restaurant and decided to try Maha. I did not see reviews until this posting. The food is amazing. We had Drunken Noodles with Shrimp and Seafood Pad Thai. (Keep forgetting we aren't right by ocean) Since it was 100 and hell outside we both ordered slushies: Passionfruit and Pina Colada. They were awesome. The food is fresh and spicy was outta sight! Both of us agreed it was LA worthy and will be back. Interestingly, the menu has more than Thai food, it includes Chinese dishes as well as Vietnamese. Totally recommend, Bruh.

It's "Yummy" Thai, just perhaps different owners and chef - however, the food is the same quality…read more The Tom Kha Gai had a very unusual smokey flavoring, really odd - it was edible but, not a fan. The waiter forgot our order of fried rice, even saw him repeat it back to us and wrote it down. The fried tofu, shrimp spring rolls, and Thai tea were good. The service was attentive, and polite. The roof leaks, they have had to clear out several tables in the middle of the restaurant to address the leaks into buckets. Although I asked for medium spice, all of the food was mild. The red chicken curry was ok, but reminded me of Indian dishes more than Thai. The decorum of the place was run down a bit, appears there was little renovation from when they were "Yummy" Thai. However, I am pleased they changed the name because it was far from yummy. People in Flower Mound have a very warped sense of what excellent Thai food actually tastes like, and Yummy Thai was not it, sadly Maha Thai isn't either. This location has the exact same problem that Chillicious Thai has in Flower Mound. Once owners changed, chefs changed, and everything now has an Indian (from India) flavoring to nearly every dish, it stopped being Thai. If you've had Indian food and Thai food, you'd know the difference. Just because you're from India and you believe you "know" curry - which you likely do, does not mean you're ready to then cook Thai food. The menu looked nice, but the food did not appear as advertised, especially the Khao Man Gai, aka hainanese chicken. It is very unlikely we will be back.

Very disappointed. Stopped in based on the reviews. Decided to do a take-out order on a Saturday…read morearound 1pm because of my schedule: ordered hot and sour soup, rainbow steam dumplings (2 of each kind) and chicken lo mein. Soup was great! Dumplings were ok. Vegetable was tasteless and mushy but the others were fine. My favorite was pork. Lo Mein was very salty and nothing to write home about. The salt level made it difficult to eat. In general, food was average. Service was terrible. Waited long time to get food for take out however people inside the restaurant got food fairly quickly. Pretty sure my order was forgotten.

This place is a solid choice if you're in the area looking for chinese food, but I wouldn't say to…read moreventure out here specifically to try it. We went on a weekday evening and it was packed to the brim. I feel like they're still working the kinks out, but the place seemed to be fairly inefficient and incapable of seating larger parties. What to get: Soup dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, beef pancake, dumplings Ok to try: Pan-fried soup dumplings Meh: Crispy noodles, beef and green beans The soup dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, and dumplings were definitely the highlight, and probably why they have a huge area showcasing their ability to make them. Note that the soup dumplings didn't have nearly as much soup as other spots, but they were still pretty decent. Service was attentive, but beware if you have a larger group as there's limited seating.

We loved everything about this meal! Such a cute, incredibly clean, quiet little spot…read more We had never tried Burmese food before, we were actually looking for Indian food when the Yelp reviews led us here, and it did not disappoint! We ordered the Myeik Pan-Fried Noodles, Burmese Curry, Mango Chicken, Burmese Samosas, Palatha with Curry Dip, Coconut Noodle Soup, and Inlay Tea Salad. Everything was delicious and SO flavorful. We loved getting to try so many different dishes, and there truly wasn't a bad one in the bunch! Our server was the son of the family who owns the restaurant, and he was so kind, helpful, and conversational. He made us feel welcome and was great about answering questions since Burmese food was new to us. Because it's a small, family-run restaurant, the food came out in stages rather than all at once, but we honestly didn't mind at all. We were sharing everything anyway, so it actually made it fun to try each dish as it came out! I have such a soft spot for family-owned restaurants. Supporting families and their small businesses is one of my favorite things to do, and this was such a great find. Delicious food, wonderful people, and definitely a place we'll be back to!

It blows me away that no matter how many times I try Inlay Burmese Kitchen, I feel like I am having…read morethe very best meal on earth. We ordered some items to eat for lunch and then some items to take home for later. I ordered the shrimp and eggplant curry and the palatha flatbread to accompany. It is really difficult to describe the flavor profile. Rich, tangy, full of umami??????? Please just get any dish on the menu and this is the experience you will have. My husband gets C2 (Basil Chicken) every time. This time he said he could have drunk the leftover broth. Well, he got the chance when he ordered a C2 to go! LOL! I ordered the chili lamb for my to go order and it was unbelievably delicious and seasoned perfectly. This restaurant is absolutely spic and span EVERY time we are here. Clean throughout and clean restrooms. This is a family owned restaurant and whoever takes your order is probably one of the owner's children. Such neat people and a dining experience.

We had a great time trying a bunch of food! We got a couple dumplings which were average (which are…read morea good thing! Nothing to write home but would reorder) the chicken corn soup was the highlight! We also got a sichuan fish dish which hit the spot. You have to pay for rice separate, but worth it. Abundant parking as it's tucked into a plaza.

The food is delicious. It's how I expect Chinese food to taste and you don't get that many places…read morein this area. The Hunan Beef is one of my favorites. We had a large group and because everyone had their own and we weren't all sharing some had to wait. The food comes out a little at a time. I have been there where everyone shares and it is less of an issue. The restaurant is nicely decorated and the tables are not crammed together. There is no alcohol. I don't know if they allow BYOB.