Great service and menu items here. If you're more for the spicier side of things this is just the…read moreplace for you. (This is my opinion though as every meal I tried was spicy) but non the less they were delicious. Wonderful and helpful staff and great portion sizes. Things to definitely try is first the mango lassi drink! Delicious!!! Don't knock until you've tried it! Then the burnt garlic fried rice with dynamite chicken or the chicken tikka masala also enjoyed the lamb masala. Their menu is a mixture of fusion and traditional Indian foods. The only thing I didn't enjoy that much was two of their deserts, the gulab jamun which is like donut holes soaked in sugar, it was overly sweet for me and then the gajar ka halwa which was like a sweet potato desert. Everything else was tasty and delicious and I truly had a great dinner.

We ordered the Paneer Momo but didn't realize it would automatically be the Tandoori (extra)…read moreversion. It was pretty good, though the exterior seasoning was a little too smoky for my taste. It like eating a crumbly tofu wonton dumpling that's been pan fried as it was slightly crunchy. The mango lassi is creamy yet thin enough to drink. They only have bottled water. An ice cup can be requested. The Sichuan fried rice with chicken was tasty and is a good dish to taste a version of basmati fried rice. We tried sitting in one of the booths, but it was very chilly.

Delicious food. I ordered the lunch box. It was fresh and piping hot and very flavorful Indian…read morefood. It truly is a hidden gem. I'll be coming back for more. Service was great too!

Admittedly I was a little skeptical pulling up to an Indian restaurant in a gas station but I…read moredidn't let it stop me from going in. We got chicken biriyani, chicken tikka masala, garlic naan and a mango lassi. Service was super friendly and we had our food within minutes. They have a few tables to sit In The gas station so we took a seat and ate. Indian food is one of my favorite cuisines. I've eaten a lot of Indian food including in India and this food Food was great. Great flavor and spice. Biriyani chicken was tender and had good flavor too. Tikka masala was flavorful and tender and not greasy. Mango lassi was like eating a mango with yogurt on top-so good! They had all of the classic dishes. I hope they do well so they can continue to expand the menu and grow into a bigger space.

Definitely in my top 3 best Mediterranean meals EVER! Possibly number 1. For real…read more I'm vegetarian and gluten intolerant. So eating out can be challenging. We got in to Houston late and were desperately on the hunt for dinner. This Baba Shawarma truck was such an unexpected find, and I'm hoping to come back before we leave. I had a falafel plate with fries instead of rice, and my husband had a falafel wrap. From the first bite to the last - amazing! Seriously something uniquely authentic to the combo of seasonings. Falafels were light and perfectly crisp. The fries were also perfectly seasoned and crisp. Even the salad was surprising different in the best way. Portions were generous. The owner is also an amazing guy. Very thoughtful and provided great service. Definitely a spot we will come back to anytime we're in Houston.

Had a late night meal. The man who took my order is very nice. We got the chicken shawarma plate…read moreand beef shawarma wrap. The plate is definitely heftier and tastier and the rice had a good season on it. The wrap was okay. Kinda got soggy from the tomatoes. The garlic sauce is mild but tasty. The chicken was way better, juicy and well seasoned. The beef was very bad. It was very dry and did not tasted seasoned at all. The bill... I didn't see the itemized charged until the text receipt afterwards. But every item was upcharged a little from the menu on the food truck. So you end up paying a couple bucks more. I felt like it was hidden and not transparent with the menu prices. Don't know if I would try this again. I have other places on my list to try. The chicken shawarma was very good and flavorful though.

A friend and I were visiting Houston for a few days and were looking to binge on good Indian food…read morethat texan Indians are always boasting about. This place didn't disappoint. We ate our hearts out and enjoyed every dish we ordered. We started with goat bone soup which took me back to my childhood when we used to eat at the dhabas on the highways during our family trips. It tasted exactly the same, peppery spicy and delicious! We also had veg kal dosa, cut mirchi and gongura mutton curry. Cut mirchi was so delicately made and it melted in my mouth. Dosas were great with the gongura mutton. The quantities were generous and prices were reasonable for the quality. Service was awesome! I am officially jealous of the people who could eat this food whenever they want to.

1/5 Stars - By far the worst Indian dining experience I've had in recent memory. I would give this…read morerating less than 1 star if that was an option. Here's the summary: Subpar Food - Entirely lacked authentic flavor; tandoori chicken arrived lukewarm (tasting microwaved), and "extra hot" korma had zero spice or taste. Inattentive Service - Required flagging down staff just to place an initial order. Hidden Charges - Unlabeled table water bottles were covertly billed without prior disclosure. Questionable Payment Practices - Staff demanded blind payment on a card reader, refusing to show an itemized bill beforehand until insistence forced them to cancel the screen. If you'd like to know more: The food lacked any authentic flavor or expected preparation. The tandoori chicken, usually served sizzling on a hot plate (my experience at other Indian restaurants), arrived lukewarm, tasting as though it had simply been microwaved. Both the korma and the dishes requested at an "extra hot" spice level were entirely devoid of flavor and heat. Service was equally disappointing, requiring us to flag down a waiter just to place an initial order. Compounding the poor experience, two bottles of water left on the table were billed at $1 each without any prior disclosure or mention from the staff. Most concerning was the payment process: the waiter presented a card scanner with a total, refusing to provide an itemized bill beforehand and stating we could only see it after paying. (Only after insisting did the waiter cancel the payment screen so I could review the charges). Between the subpar food, inattentive service, and questionable billing practices, this establishment feels shady and untrustworthy. I cannot recommend it and will not be returning.

Had the combo platter. It was good. It's a small shop assume local owned. I will go back. Service…read morewas decent but the food did make up for the cramped space they have to serve customers.

Food made me sick, go there if u only wanna spent the night at the ER. I shouldn't have eaten the…read morefood it tasted old but I was hungry

First time at Savvas Greek and the food was really good. It's a little different from what I'm used…read moreto with Greek food, but I still enjoyed it. The menu is extensive & lots of great options to choose from. The staff was super friendly and was really clean. I'd definitely come back and try something else on the menu.

The food is real good and it has a great menu. The lady at the cashier gives good service…read more The dessert's are really tasty.

Great food, good taste... we tried the butter chicken and chicken biryani,.. we recommend this…read moreplace, good service

Ordered this for take out. It was one of the only places around me that accepted cash. The service…read morewas fast and friendly. I ordered Kung Pao Chicken... it was really flavor... it asked if wanted a vegetable blend. Honestly was a lot of meat but I prefer more veggies. I thought I ordered fried rice but I got white. The veggie egg rolls were my favorite part.

Left No Grain of Rice Behind (and Met a Track Star)…read more (10/10) My husband and I wandered into Imperial China on a quiet night - just us two lovebirds and the immaculately clean scent of... well, perfection. Seriously, the place smelled so fresh you could probably perform surgery in the dining room (don't worry, they stick to cooking, which is way more impressive). But the real MVP was Kendall She ran the register, served us, and basically orchestrated our entire evening with the grace of a future Olympic athlete... which, as it turns out, isn't far off! She mentioned she used to run track and is getting back into it. Let me tell you, that explains everything. The speed at which she refilled our water? Blink-and-you-miss-it. The efficiency of her service? Faster than the hurdles she used to jump over. We half-expected her to hand us our fortune cookies while doing hurdle drills over the chairs! Kendall, if you're reading this - you're amazing, and please save some gold medals for the rest of us mere mortals. Now, the FOOD. Oh. My. Wok. We're usually "leftover champions" at Chinese restaurants - it's practically our marital duty. But not this time. We ordered the Combination Fried Rice loaded with goodies) and the Hunan Chicken (spicy, savory, downright addictive). It was so unbelievably delicious, so flawlessly cooked, that we licked our plates clean. Seriously. Not a single grain of rice, not a stray pepper, not even a suspiciously saucy smudge escaped. Our dog is currently giving us the stink-eye because there were zero take-home boxes. Zero! Imperial China broke our leftover streak, and we're not even mad. And as if the universe was nodding along, our fortune cookie sealed the deal: Thursday will bring trust on your new journey." Considering our journey involved demolishing enough food for three people and meeting a future track legend, we'd say it's already pretty darn trustworthy! Overall 10 out of 10. Flawless cleanliness, food that made us abandon all dignity (and leftovers), service faster than Kendall's personal best, and a fortune that felt weirdly on-point. Imperial China, you've won our hearts, our stomachs, and our clean plate awards. We'll be back... probably on Thursday. Just in case.