Had high expectations for lunch here with a friend, today. Had read the lunch buffet was $15.99,…read morebut board by front door listed $17.99 price. Pro: Well lit, clean, both and tables, table cloth and adequate cutlery, friendly staff. Buffet with multiple, rotating dishes. Buffet trays were hot. Con: "Today's" list of buffet choices not accurate, all buffet meat dishes but one was chicken and limited & boring vegetable offering choices. Chicken dishes consisted of very small meat pieces, tea was Walmart gallon premade tea where I expected Tea India fresh tea. Price high for variety and quality of buffet offer. We arrived midweek at 1:15 PM and buffet dishes were not refreshed. Best arrive closer to opening. Yelp lists a website that is no longer accessible, raising question if the business is failing?

I came for the lunch buffet and was very pleased with the food. The fried mushrooms, the naan, the…read morelamb could have been more tender but it was still good. I enjoyed all the food. The service was friendly. A very classy and clean restaurant. 2 buffets and 2 drinks was $45

I get this placed door dashed all the time, it's terrible for my wallet but amazing for my taste…read morebuds. I always get my paneer butter masala extra spicy and they deliver on the spice level - so beware of that! Great mango lassi, garlic naan, samosa chaat, veg Manchurian and other Indo-Chinese dishes. Their dal makhani is extra creamy - so good and much easier than the hassle of cooking it at home. I came once for the buffet and all the dishes were really good too, the place itself was clean and welcoming. The waitstaff were attentive for the buffet setting. Definitely recommend! My only complaint is it's a bit far away from Southlake so my DoorDash delivery fee is mighty steep.

Bedford is stepping it up with their Indian food game. What a delicious little spot. Tiny but…read moremighty! When I'm in the mood for a cozy and hearty feast, I think peppers and spices and soups and sauces and rice. Desi Chulha's menu is quintessential Indian cuisine. And one of my fave things about Indian food is that you often have something super savory and spicy paired with something cool and bright -- that contrast is just the best. Like the aloo tikka chaat, for example: perfectly boiled potatoes, onions, and all kinds of spices served piping hot alongside a mint-coriander yogurt sauce and chickpeas... Yes, please! And that's just a single appetizer. I'm a big fan of both the lentil and tomato soups, the butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, aloo matar (potatoes & peas), saag paneer (spinach & Indian cheese), any kebab, and all of the rice! I plan to make my way through the entire menu (whatever is gluten free).

I live around Euless (near DFW)...this India Restaurant got one of the best curries. They have a…read morevariety selection of India's authentic menu...the curry you can choose in chicken, beef or lamb or even fish. I love their bread (garlic naan)...sooo delicious!! The restaurant has plenty of seats too. You also can order some alcohol drinks (some regular names). I highly recommend this place to everyone who love to try India food. Superb! :)

Nice visit tonight at the Gurkha Bar and Grill. We'd seen the great Yelp reviews and finally got a…read morechance to make the trip to Euless to try it out. The restaurant sits in a commercial complex next to a supermarket, lots of easy parking. Inside a dozen or so tables and a full bar with baseball, soccer and other sports showing. Service was prompt and friendly, with our server explaining the menu. I had the tandoori chicken, which was perfect. Appetizers were awesome and the prices were right. Extensive menu, all types of offerings from the usual tikki chicken to goat and lamb dishes. All in all a great place to visit for legit Nepalese and Indian Food.

Open only about six months, Limbu Kitchen has already added to their menu. Taas noodles with…read morechicken is one of my favorite new options. There are also several paneer dishes for those who don't eat meat (or, like me, just love paneer). Don't overlook the potato dishes like alu mutter. Everything I've had has tasted fresh and savory, and the service is always friendly. You can get as adventurous as you want here - maybe buffalo for dinner? - but they now have four Indian classics (including tikka masala and butter chicken) and fried rice for those who want something more familiar. BYOB makes this place very affordable for dinner.

You feel like you walked into a restaurant in Nepali or Katmandu. Food was amazing & very fresh…read more Desert ( yogurt) was also delish & fresh. Makes you think you are near Mount Everest. Healthy/ fresh, I have been looking for a place like this. Byob Relaxing music & ambiance. Great service & friendly staff.

Decided to try a new Indian/Nepalese restaurant one Sunday and Mantra did not disappoint. Ticked…read moreaway in a side street off the highway, I wasn't sure what to expect when I pulled up to the building. There were a few tables inside, but I would recommend taking your food to-go. The staff was thorough with confirming my food order before they handed me my food. After picking up my order, I was excited to try everything since the food smelled so good. The momo was good, the malai was amazing, and I really liked their butter chicken. Overall, the meal was exactly what I needed to end my day. I'll definitely be ordering from them again.

At first he didn't want try thinking it was just a to-go place. He loves to cook so he can be a…read morecritic. He ended up loving it. My partner liked his goat curry. Roast peanuts for appetizers YUM! Lamb coconut curry was my fav. Great service. Love the family mom and pop shop. Hope in the wall. Found this place on Yelp to take a friend who just moved to the area. They were kind and friendly to my baby. More people should know about this place!

Authentic Pakistani Food Experience at Chandni Chowk - Fort Worth…read moreDuring my recent stay in Fort Worth, I found myself craving authentic Pakistani food -- the kind that instantly transports you back to the bustling food streets of Karachi. Outside of a few global hubs like London, Mississauga (Canada), or certain pockets of Texas, it's rare to find that level of authenticity. After some searching, I decided to try Chandni Chowk. That choice turned out to be one of the highlights of my trip. Atmosphere Chandni Chowk is not the kind of restaurant you visit for upscale décor or polished ambience. The setting is modest, unpretentious, and straightforward. But that's part of its charm -- here, the focus is squarely on the food. If you're looking for chandeliers and white tablecloths, this isn't the place. But if you're chasing flavor and authenticity, you're in the right spot. The Food Beef Biryani I started with the beef biryani, and it was nothing short of excellent. The rice was aromatic, each grain perfectly separated and infused with spices. The beef was tender to the point of melting in my mouth, while the spice blend carried a depth of flavor -- hints of plum, cilantro, and lemon weaving through without overpowering the dish. A side of fresh onion, green chilies, and lemon wedges elevated the biryani to another level, adding crunch, heat, and freshness. Chicken Seekh Kebab Next came the chicken seekh kebab. It arrived sizzling on a bed of onions and lemon, the smoky aroma filling the room. The kebab was beautifully textured -- crisp on the outside while remaining soft, juicy, and tender inside. The seasoning was bold, slightly fiery, and true to authentic Pakistani street food. Chicken Tikka Leg The chicken tikka leg rounded out my meal. With its charred exterior, juicy interior, and perfectly balanced spices, it tasted exactly like the kind of tikka you'd find at a Karachi food stall. It was nostalgic, hearty, and utterly satisfying. Service One of the highlights of my visit was the service. I was looked after by Mujeeb, who was not only attentive but also clearly passionate about food. During our conversation, he explained how much effort goes into sourcing quality ingredients and monitoring their preparation. It was obvious that this isn't just business for him -- it's something he takes pride in. His enthusiasm added an extra layer to the experience. Practical Notes For those who might be wondering -- parking is plentiful and directly outside the restaurant, which makes dining here hassle-free. Conclusion Chandni Chowk may not dazzle you with its appearance, but it excels where it truly matters: flavor, authenticity, and heart. Every dish I tried reminded me of Karachi's vibrant food streets, making this more than just a meal -- it was a nostalgic journey. If you're in Fort Worth and want genuine Pakistani cuisine, Chandni Chowk is a must-visit. I'll definitely be coming back, and I highly recommend it to anyone, whether you're already a fan of Pakistani food or eager to explore it for the first time.

Ordered a beef biryani. No flavor at all. Seems they mixed beef n rice together and call it…read morebiryani. Very disappointing

First time having cuisine from Nepal. It was so flavorful. Truly enjoyed trying all the new…read morethings, along with things similar to what we would get at an Indian restaurant. The service was excellent. Staff were super friendly and knowledgeable. Some of the spices used were not our personal favorite, but they were still good. The meat was tender. I could have an entire bowl of just dhal. So delicious. Parking is available on street or in back of restaurant.

I came here with a group of eight girls for dinner on a Monday evening…read more The service was great; however, the food was just okay. We ordered a variety of dishes including dahi poori, vegetable pakora, paneer chili, gobi Manchurian, veg chili momo, paneer tikka masala, malai kofta, chow mein, and a naan bread basket. The appetizers were better than the North Indian dishes. The paneer tikka masala and malai kofta were on the sweeter side despite us ordering them medium spicy. The kofta balls were also on the smaller side, and the paneer tikka masala had very few pieces of paneer. The chow mein was the star of the meal. It was flavorful and definitely my favorite dish. For the pakora, they only gave a small amount of green chutney, so we had to ask for more along with some tamarind chutney. There's parking behind the restaurant, which was convenient. If you're in the mood for chaat or North Indian food, I would probably choose a different restaurant.

Picked up another to-go order from here and got the chicken momo, 2 chicken jhol momo, and 1…read morechicken steamed momo. Overall, the momo itself was really good. The wrappers were a little thicker but they still tasted fresh. A few of the momos were broken, but nothing too serious. The regular achar was flavorful and paired really well with the momo, but the jhol achar honestly disappointed me again this time. First of all it is so inconsistent. You never now what you're gonna get. This time it was pretty bland, too watery, and just lacked the bold flavor that makes jhol momo so good. If they fixed the jhol achar, these momos would seriously be on another level. Service was quick, everything was packed properly, and overall it was still a solid takeout experience.

Called ahead to see if we could order for dine-in, and even though they don't usually do that, they…read morewere nice enough to let us since we were only 10 minutes away. We went with the mutton sekuwa set, the chicken fried momo, and the hot chicken jhol momo. The sekuwa was good, but honestly, I've had better "sets" elsewhere--the sides just didn't stand out. Both types of momos were great, though. They recently started doing a "hot jhol" specifically for this cold weather, which was a nice touch and hit the spot. Service was a little on the slow side, but nothing too bad. I'd definitely come back for the momos.