Truly disappointed!…read more My experience at this restaurant was uncomfortable and disappointing. From the moment we arrived, the visit felt very different from what I would expect at a welcoming restaurant. We were greeted politely at first, but shortly after, two non-Indian customers walked in, and the waitress immediately went over to welcome them and bring them water. We had not been offered water at that point. When she eventually came to our table, she asked if we were ready to order but did not seem fully present or attentive while we were speaking. We then had to ask if we could also get water. When it was brought out, one of the glasses was broken. Later, when we pointed it out and asked for another glass of water, there was no apology or real acknowledgment, which was very disappointing. We had to keep asking for water unlike other non Indian tables. The food itself was mediocre, but the service was what made the experience unacceptable. It felt like we were treated differently compared to other guests, and that is not something I expected or appreciated. Unfortunately, I will not be visiting again.

Amazing food! I got the chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and cheese naan. I travel a lot and this…read morewas the best Indian food I have had in a long time. Photos were after I started eating, my apologies!

My girlfriend and I heard about this place while at another dinner, and a nearby couple we were…read morechatting with recommended it. Getting here was only slightly tricky, as it's not located in a strip mall or anything, but down a somewhat crummy street, in its own gated area, with a parking lot. The buffet was modest but diverse, with a fully vegetarian buffet where 90% of the options are also gluten-free. I really enjoyed the Sambhar soup, Kofta balls in tomato gravy, the spicy-pickled peppers, and the Chickpea curry. The outdoor dining area is just lovely, especially with good weather, and the temple grounds are very peaceful and enjoyable. Very reasonable price for such a relaxing and unique meal, and the staff were very friendly. My only complaint is that since we got there about an hour after lunch, some of the food had gotten a bit dry.

The food is heavenly. The ambiance is divine…read more The service is minimal - coz it's a buffet. The food leans toward Indian culturally. There's often a curry. And always amazing bread. The drinks are always nice and usually something unusual like tamarind. The best part of this restaurant is the vibe. The energy is simply amazing! They have an adorable little gifty type shop. Lots of religious type items including books and and items like purses and artwork.

I'll start off with that's good chaat! (My catchphrase while eating at Shivas)…read more Highly recommend stopping by Shivas if you're in or visiting Dallas. Raj and Jamoona our servers were attentive and very friendly. The decor was pretty and colorful without going overboard. The food was just amazing and portions were shareable. Easily the best butter chicken and samosa chaat I've ever had. The mango lassi and naan were super tasty, and we also ordered the dry rub lamb, and beef biriyani. Outside of the taste, the price point was also great. Will definitely come back next time I'm in town.

Came to Dallas during FIFA and came across this downtown restaurant as it was one of the closest…read moreones near our stay . Loved the fact that they respected every customization thoroughly- kids meals as non-spicy , biriyani (medium spicy) and nut allergy specifications. The naan was packaged in a way it was still soft for our takeout order.. Food was nice(localized flavor ), but quantities were not much for the price (probably due to the downtown location ?!).

Ramp to enter the eating hall has bumps and risky for seniors…read more Door of the restroom men no good Food quality medium Over all good

Usually, when Yelp sends me on a 30-minute trek for lunch, it's because the algorithm has decided I…read moreneed more "character building" or that I haven't spent enough on gas this month. My "quick search" for local Indian food spat out Delhi6 Indian Kitchen & Bar as the top choice. Thirty minutes and 14 miles of Highland Village pavement later, I checked Google Maps only to find there was an Indian spot one mile from my location. At that point, I wasn't just hungry; I was "Yelp-betrayed" hungry. Walking into Delhi6 is a bit of a trip. I expected a standard restaurant; I got a lounge that felt like I should have traded my sneakers for a velvet blazer. It was dim, moody, and featured tabletop lamps that made me feel like I was about to negotiate a high-stakes merger--or at least a very serious order of Garlic Naan. I was greeted by Rohi, a man so well-dressed he made the rest of the room look under-rendered. He introduced himself as the acting manager and dropped a line so bold I almost choked on my own anticipation: "This is the best Indian restaurant in all of Texas." Sir, those are "fightin' words" in a state that takes its spices as seriously as its brisket. My expectations didn't just rise; they hit the ceiling. To see if Rohi was a prophet or just a very stylish salesman, I applied my standard Indian Food Litmus Test. No fancy bells and whistles--just the classics. Their menu, by the way, is a literal tome. It's as thick as the Cheesecake Factory menu, but thankfully with fewer pictures of Glazed Salmon and more promises of cumin-induced euphoria. The Tandoori Chicken was smokey, tender, redder than a fire engine. It had that perfect "kissed by the flames" char and a deep, smoky soul. The Chicken Tikka Masala balanced creaminess and spice. It was sweet, savory, and vibrating with bright spices. The chicken was so tender it practically dissolved on impact. The Paratha was dry and a bit tough--the one "C" on an otherwise straight-A report card. Despite the paratha being more "cardboard" than "cloud-like," the rest of the meal was a revelation. I found myself nodding along to Rohi's bold claims with every bite of that Tikka Masala. The flavors weren't just good; they were "I'm glad I drove 14 miles for this" good. It's right up there with the heavy hitters like Taj Mahal and Café Maharani. If I ever find myself in Highland Village again--or if Yelp decides to trick me into a cross-state road trip--I'm stopping back at Delhi6. Thank you, Yelp, for being terrible at math but excellent at finding me a five-star "mistake."

Server was great. Food was great. If you're American and like spicy food, you may need to beg them…read moreto make it spicier though.

The food here is outstanding. The menu is so extensive, that it's hard to whittle down the items to…read morea regular sized meal. This is a good problem to have. We especially love the Gobi 65 and the Burrata Chicken Tikka. The spiced peanuts were a nice surprise. The service is excellent. The waitstaff works hard to make you feel cared for, and the food comes out quickly. This is a new favorite!

Food fantastic & is now a regular spot for me!!!!!…read more Friendly service. Strong drinks!

We have been wanting try Elephant for a while. We finally had time to go sit down for lunch!…read more The restaurant itself is adorable. So colorful and inviting. Our service was great. Water constantly refilled. The food was like a flavor bomb in your mouth. We ordered the Saag with spice level of 3. We could have went higher but boy was it yummy. The Tandoori Chicken (Bone-in), heat level 3 was perfect. And then we tried one of the Indo-Chinese dishes, Mixed Fried Rice. It was light and full of fresh vegetables and pieces of Chicken and Shrimp. We all very much enjoyed Elephant and will be returning soon.

We popped in on Mother's Day. Didn't have a reservation but we didn't have a hard time getting in…read more The service is decent but they didn't have a bartender working so we couldn't try any of their cocktails (seems like a big missed revenue opportunity!). We got several dishes and we even got one dish where they clearly messed up the recipe. The Laal maas we ordered was super sweet and tasted like it had ketchup as a base. The good thing was we told our waiter and he quickly sent a manager out to make things right. They expedited a replacement and they didn't make an issue of it at all. We also got the salmon, butter chicken, naan, and some appetizers. All the food was tasty and the staff was approachable as well. The prices are a bit high for a strip mall Indian restaurant but the ambiance is decent inside.

Our first meal in Dallas, and what an awesome experience, the decor is inviting and clean. The…read moreservice is great with a bottle of water sitting on the table. The appetizer was the raw mango salad that was very refreshing and the sweetness was balanced by the hot pepper. The entrees Butter Chicken was absolutely delicious, smooth creamy and the seasoning was perfect, you will use all of your Naan dipping it in the sauce. The Chicken Tikka Masala had an excellent depth of flavor chicken was so tender, another great dish. Great start to our Dallas food adventure.

Wow. Very impressive little place. Naan was great. Vindalo, Korma and butter masala's very good…read more Well worth it.

A hidden gem in downtown Dallas. Open until midnight, the restaurant is tiny but serves tasty…read moreHyderabadi style food. Ordered Chili Paneer, Plain Dosa, Masala Dosa, Chicken Biryani, and Mango Lassi. Food arrived promptly and was hot. Dosas were uniformly crisp, the Chutney and Sambar accompaniments were on point! Even at 3/5 heat level, the Biryani was fiery yet flavorful. Interesting side note was that the Uber Eats prices for this restaurant were cheaper than in-house! The interior is whimsically decorated with desi cartoon murals, although, not sure the AC was on - was a bit stuffy in the Dallas heat. Overall the meal cost $68 with taxes - quantities were quite ample. Worth a visit while in Dallas.