TLDR worth a stop if you're driving by. Food was good and generous portions. Service and space just…read moreokay. Bathrooms could be cleaner. Stopped here on a whim looking for a place to eat and trying to avoid fast food. As others have noted, it's a big open space. Decor was very minimal and it seemed like some parts were in the middle of some amount of renovation. Bathrooms could've used a little help but nothing crazy. We had chicken dum biryani, paneer masala, garlic naan and a mango lassi. Prices are a little high but not crazy for 2025. Portions were very large, in particular the biryani which was exceedingly generous. The paneer and naan were above average, the lassi was phenomenal, and the biryani was good but less exceptional. The food came in takeout containers which might be a turn off but it was fine since we had to take half of it home anyway. Service was a little slow but it was an off hour when we were there. Overall the food was very good and worth a stop if you're driving by. Tons of veg options as well. The atmosphere and service are very basic but it didn't bother me. I'm glad we stopped and supported something local and interesting.

3.5/5 Pros- The food…read morewas great! We got the Chicken Tikka Masala and Chicken Biryani. The Chicken Tikka Masala is what I like to get. I rate it a 9/10. The portions are big which is good to save for later considering how filling it is. Cons- It's definitely on the more pricey side and I would go here more often if it was cheaper. The naan is soo expensive. They charge almost $5 for one single piece of garlic naan. My friend goes in to order, I stay in the car so he says the service isn't that great. He told me that the front desk person was on the phone on his airpods while taking the order and he barely talks, just nodding his head. The place is a bit dirty like the floors not being clean. So overall, if you are coming here for the food, I rate it high. If you are coming here for the experience, I rate it low.

Not a fan. . It is also in a very dangerous location. There is a bill and people are many times…read moregoing about 85mph. I've seen a lot of wrecks there.

This place is really called Haveli! If I could give it more than five stars I would. The guys that…read morerun it are honest and good and the food was the best I have had in years literally. This is worth the drive even from Dallas. If you like Indian food this is where you need to go. The owner learned his craft from his grandmother and she knew what the heck she was doing for sure! The most tender chicken I have ever had in my life. Amazing quality, great price, super cute location! It's outdoors with the chickens and horses but I loved it. It made me feel like I was in another country for a minute. I will be back and I pray these guys make it because I'm going to get very attached I can tell.

Absolutely amazing Indian food. The cooks are incredibly welcoming and ensure you enjoy your food,…read moreas well as trying new things! Order the butter chicken and the lamb curry! It definitely warrants many more visits in the future!

Lucky Dhaba serves delicious, authentic, homemade Indian food at great prices, and very quickly!…read moreYou can get the level of spice that you prefer, and every dish is a delight!

We were in the mood for Indian and thought we'd give this place a try. The food was absolutely…read moreincredible! We ordered: Vegetable samosas Cheese Kulcha Garlic bullet naan Chicken tikka masala Vegetable biryani Lamb vindaloo The location isn't the most pleasant nor inviting. We opted for take out. All in all, we will certainly be ordering from Punjabi Dhabba again!

To be honest, I wasn't sure what to expect walking in here. We were on a road trip and stopped in…read morethis random town for food. Indian sounded good. We were the only ones in there the entire time, and the guy serving us was very attentive. I had to get some chicken tikka masala, which was really good! The garlic naan also hit the spot, and the samosas were solid. The place is massive with multiple rooms. Maybe they do events or something. Worth a stop for a bite!

Yes it's in a gas station, but don't let that keep you away. The food is authentic and as good as…read moreany you can get in Dallas. Today was a revisit and it was the best yet! No hesitations. Go.

What a find! Family road trip from Dallas to Amarillo and wanted something besides the usual fast…read morefood. Stopped at Indian Dhaba and enjoyed an absolutely fantastic lunch. Service was friendly and helpful, and food was great! Okay... so it's a gas station.... Be patient - food is made to order. Lamb Biryani and Paneer Biryani were packed with fresh herbs (oooh that fresh mint!) Chicken Tikka masala was delish! Worth the wait!

I often sleep on this little slice of spice heaven. Exceptionally good today. Let's face…read moreit...it's always delicious. Today we really enjoyed the saag paneer. Perfectly seasoned with the right amount of spice. The butter chicken is Devine...other worldly where the flavors pull your palette to that warm happy place. The curry chicken, rivaled the other dishes. All unique with the most aromatic flavors pulling together. Speaking of aromatic the Chicken biryani rice is the perfect compliment. Chili chicken, my absolute favorite was tasty and the "fish" sticks are a must try. I often think about a friend from years gone by who 1st introduced me to Indian food when I was a mere 19 yrs old. I loved it then as much as I love it now and He would absolutely love it. The people are always soooo nice and the service is first class.

I walked in at 5:45pm to order a Togo order. At the time there were 3 other tables and 2 were…read morealready eating. I ordered a house salad and an additional appetizer with a cottage cheese based dessert. I assumed this would be a quick order as I needed to my next work assignment. 5 minutes till 6 pm I advised my client that I was grabbing food and would be a little late. 42 minutes later after sharing my concern my food appeared. Right before then she came to process my payment after so said I would just pay for my beverage as I no longer wanted the food. I also had to tell her they let me sit over 30 minutes without even checking to see if I needed water when the pitcher was walked around the room. The customer service team member initially advised there was no manager available. When I got ready to leave she sent a friend that looked like she was just clocking in. She also confirmed she was not the manager when I asked directly.

I love this restaurant! Indian food is made with a lot of nut products to keep the curry rich but…read moreSangam is great about not using nuts. I have a have nut allergy and I have never had any allergic reactions to any of the food. I love their chicken biryani, chicken 65, all the naan breads and their chicken tikka! The spice is not too much for me and it's not over powering. I believe they can accommodate your spice level bc I do like my Indian food spicy. They do have a lunch menu but I personally just love the take out. The location does have a seating area and has a buffet section on the side; it's well kept and not too overwhelming. Give this place a try, definitely try a different item each time. This is my go to Indian restaurant in Denton .

Ate here for the last time this week on Monday. I've been coming here for years. This week I came…read morein and ordered 3 dishes to go. Bhindi Dal Taadka And Butter Chicken Masala A dish for Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday. Monday the Bhindi sucked. Tuesday the Dal Taadka wasn't good. I've had the Dal Taadka at Sangam 100 times. Wasn't what I usually eat and that's been my favorite dish there for ever. Last night I tried to eat the butter chicken it was awful. I could tell instead of using chicken, the kitchen used the left over Tandoori from the buffet from previous days. It was dry, red and stabbing my mouth as weak as full of pieces of bones. I couldn't eat it. It's now midnight and I have food poisoning. I won't ever be back. Do yourself a favor, checkout The Silk Road in Coppell. I eat there almost every day. Tho I probably won't be able to eat for a few days. My stomach hurts so bad atm. #pissedoff

We used to absolutely love this restaurant. Their butter chicken, naan, and aloo gobi have always…read morebeen family favorites. Unfortunately, something seems to have changed over the last six months to a year. The portions have gradually gotten smaller, and the sauces taste noticeably different. When we asked about it once, we were told it depends on who's cooking that day, which is understandable, but the inconsistency became hard to ignore. The smaller portions, however, have been quite consistent. Toward the end of our visits there, it felt like we were getting mostly sauce with very little meat, which is disappointing for a place we used to rave about. We're now on the search for a new Indian restaurant to take the spot of what was once one of our absolute favorites.

I had the Lamb vindaloo (highly recommend) and my wife had the chicken korma …read more I want to rate this a 4 stars because the flavor of the food was awesome . So good ! However, I can't . We've eaten here 3x now, and it's always great tasting food. But the service was really slow, while only just two tables had diners. ( us and another couple) then a few to go orders while we waited . Yes, it's Christmas Day holiday so I can be forgiving with being slow. I get that, but ... The thing that rubbed me wrong the most was the waitress only wanted to bring one togo container for all 4 four plates of food . Like we were just going to slap it all together like pig slop. We had to specifically ask for four seperate containers. They also brought one foil wrap for the leftover Naan for two couples . So we mixed ours with our daughter and her boyfriend . Needless to say we didn't get any of it . I'd go back, but they surly need to train the waitress better. Maybe, it's a tradition in India to not have ice with a water, but is a little off-putting especially when the drink menu is so limited . It's a small place only for accommodating small parties. The dine in experience leaves a lot to be desired.

I had heard good things about this restaurant and finally had a chance to try it out. I went during…read morelunch and it wasn't busy on this Tuesday. I started out with samosa's, not bad but I've had better samosa's. They have a pretty big menu with most common Indian dishes you would expect. They also have biryani's and nepalan dishes. I talked to the server and she mentioned the "Chowk special curry" is one of their popular dishes and I decided to try something different. I ordered it with chicken. Their spice scale is mild, medium and spicy. I can usually eat spicy as long as it doesn't get too crazy but decided to go with medium. This dish is spicy, I was still sweating bullets but that's ok. It was delicious. You can order it with most normal protein's I ordered it with chicken and it was great. I also ordered their "bullet naan", naan bread with some kind of chili from my understanding. It was good, not too spicy and a bit different. They have many different types of naan bread. Service was great and I really liked the food. I thought it was also quite affordable. I will definitely be back and try some of their other dishes soon!

Excellent service, outstanding food, good value for the money. Start with "mild" if you're unsure-…read moretheir rating scale tends to the spicier side. You'll find regional dishes you won't find on other Indian restaurant menus plus the old standbys. We eat here weekly and we keep finding new favorites. If you'd like a new twist on an old favorite, try their Brussels sprouts or fried potatoes apps. If you like Chinese fried dumplings, try their momo. New to Indian: butter chicken is for you. Love variety? Order a thali (full meal). Naan is SO light and buttery you will find you can eat more than you planned. Flavors are rich and complex: you'll be back before you know it!

This place is amazing! Everything I've had here has been delicious. This is the best Indian food…read moreI've ever had.

Hands down the best Indian restaurant in Dallas! If you're looking for authentic, high-quality,…read moreup-scale Indian food that doesn't break the bank, this is the place. The service is amazing and personalized, the drinks are on point, and the food is outstanding. Having lived in Houston and Chicago, great Indian food has always been a staple for me, and it was something I really missed after moving to Dallas two years ago. Despite the large Indian population and many restaurants here, the quality and authenticity usually fall short of cities like Houston, New York, or Chicago--until I found Delhi 6. I've already been back four times. The dhaba-style butter chicken is one of the absolute best I've ever had, and the Rogan Josh is another personal favorite.