I've gone here many times, dined in and had takeouts. It's one of my favorite restaurants. There…read moreare usually a lot of people. When you get there to dine in, scan their QR code to check in. The wait wasn't long for us, maybe 15 minutes. They take us to our table, we're given glasses and a water pitcher with a plate of cucumbers and carrots. This time we ordered chicken lollipops (very popular), signature lamb chops, butter chicken, goat biryani and garlic naan. All of the food was delicious. While eating, they would check on us to see if we need anything. I highly recommend this restaurant.

we LOVE agas!! They always start us off with cucumbers and carrots + raita…read more all of their barbecue is so yummy and the lollipops and anari chicken were a 10/10 for my family! the nihari was a little spicy for me but my family thought it was perfect. it was so yummy nevertheless we got the palak paneer and the dynamite cauliflower as veggie options and they were both fireeeee esp the cauliflower we're from california but we always make our way to agas when we're in town!

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.

Delicious food but spicyyyyyy! Ordered beef bihari plate and goat biryani for lunch - both were…read morereally good.

Perhaps my favorite Indian restaurant in my area. My kids and I love the butter chicken. The goat…read morechops are also great.

offers a delightful dining experience with its cozy ambiance and attentive service. Their menu…read morefeatures a creative blend of classic dishes with a modern twit's really good customer service.

The food was amazing. The service was just as amazing. The place was super clean and well put…read moretogether. Miss Fatima was very kind and amazing suggestions on food

I came across this little hole in the wall not sure what kind of food they actually had, but after…read morechecking out the menu I ordered enough food for a small army. Butter Chicken, Chicken Boti and rice pudding. The butter chicken (my fav and a repeat order a few days later) was so tender it just fell apart and the sauce was so tasty I could have drank it, but I used the naan bread to soak it up as they give you an entire (size of a small steering wheel) piece! The chicken boti was extremely good as well. I honestly wasn't a big fan of the rice pudding, but that is just my personal opinion of it as my housemate loved it. It is recommended to order ahead as they make everything fresh and it takes about 20-30 minutes per order. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful if you're not sure what you want. The restaurant is very casual and is mostly "diner" style seating. I highly recommend it if you're in the area or even if you're not! Ona side note: It is also Halal if that is a prerequisite for you.

Delicious food but spicyyyyyy! Ordered beef bihari plate and goat biryani for lunch - both were…read morereally good.

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.

I did uber eats from these folks couple of times Very good…read morefood I like their Chicken 65 Gobi manchurian Malai kofta Samosa chaat

I'd put this in the Houston Elite Pakistani restaurant category. Aga's reigns supreme, while…read moreHimalaya's crazy owner causes a significant decline in their service and even food quality. But what if I don't feel like the Mela like atmosphere at Agas? Or what if I'm tired of heavy masala? I've got two legit options in Sugar Land - DDK and Lasbela. I've only tried them once, but the food was very very good. So was the service. And the ambiance was great, I would be proud to bring my bank clients to this restaurant as it showcases Pakistani culture (not in a tacky way). With Labela, it doesn't feel like you're going to another Pakistani restaurant- it feels like you're going to specifically eat lasbela. They are solidly in my top 3 Pakistani restaurants in Houston. Ehh top 4 let's throw Bundoo khan in there even if it is fake.

Loved the food here and vibe of this restaurant…read more I was travelling with my family and we stopped here to try some authentic desi food. People was super welcoming and friendly. Arranged a baby chair for my baby. We had nihar and samosa bites,their serving size are huge and prices aren't bad either. Definitely recommend.

Out with 2 teenage boys, whom by the way, 5 star ratings are for restaurants worth visiting more…read morethan 2 times... With that said, absolutely loves the flavors offered here! We ordered the goat, spinach, some chicken and some goat rice as seen in the photos. Official names- Goat Biryani, Potohari Goat Karahi, Aashik Beef Kabob, Palak Paneer, Classic Chai and Garlic Naan BUT!! the one thing is appetizers coming out the same time you order a main meal- normally I would subtract a star... I love the classic chai because it's not sweet and great ratio of milk to tea. You can choose your spice level on dishes and also note that all goat items have bones. The ambience is very cultural, colorful and peaceful. Quick service and comfortable seating. Our waitress was also kind enough to explain the different dishes and sauce bases. So don't feel intimidated and definitely come hungry! yummy!

Service is a little slow but the staff is great and extremely accommodating . It's a beautiful…read moreplace, clean well maintained. We had the family garlic naan I forgot which karahi but the chicken breast with a cream based sauce, mango lassi, chole (chickpeas), lahori fish. It took me this long to go because I kept looking at their prices and couldn't justify, but don't be like me and let it scare you away. The portions are definitely more than enough for 2. They are not stingy with their portion size. Looks like their weekday lunch prices are pretty decent so I'm going to have to go back for that for sure. Pretty much everything we had was great. I will say next time I want to try a more traditional tomato based Karahi. Family size Naan was $10 it's probably like 3 regular naan super fluffy not dense so it's easy to eat. Chole was perfect great flavor all around chickpeas were soft. Mango lassi was good but I think it was too heavy for me so I may pass on it next time and leave more room for food. Not sure what kind of fish they use for the lahori fish but the flavors were great, I feel like it should come with fries and I wish it was another type of fish but otherwise on point. The Karahi was chicken breast, really good flavor if you are introducing someone to Pakistani food,it's cream based so it's milder but still has great flavor. My bill was around $87 and I definitely had leftovers. I suggest not going alone if you are getting off the regular menu and not weekday lunch.

This restaurant is right next to a grocery store. ambience is just meh. Food is not great too.read more

As one of the most well known South Asian restaurants in Sugar Land, Mai Colachi has spent the…read morebetter part of the last decade showcasing their Pakistani flair in the form of ambitious buffet offerings and a menu that appeals to both longtime desi food fans and newcomers alike. The space has touch of modern vibes in a warm group friendly / community setting. The layout can be customized for large groups, but yours truly prefers the booths with a window to the outside world. (#1) The bathrooms are clean and the very enthusiastic Afghani (?) staff are a bubbly and fun bunch. One of their standout offerings is their weekly buffet nights and weekend brunch buffets, which regularly draws locals looking for variety and value. The Thursday evening service is street food inspired with chaats, nihari "tacos" and a mix of Indo-Chinese foods such as fried rice (#2) and spring rolls. The Sunday all day buffet is a bit more of my speed, which a number of curries, naans, and desserts. The spread varies from week to week, but it is generally quite good. Prices are standard and the aforementioned parking is abundant. I would be compelled to return on different Sundays to peep the seasonal selections and look forward to my return in the near future. ____________ (#1) Or a view to a massive parking lot. (#2) So much for biriyani.

Outstanding per usual! Had the chili shrimp and goat chops. Both had delicious flavor and just the…read moreright amount of spice. Goat chops had plenty of meat. The service was 10/10 with very attentive and kind employees. Restaurant was clean. I would def come back! The buffet looked so inviting and smelled incredible. All the food stations were filled as needed. I will definitely have to come back to try it!