Kurrywalah was great. We placed a large delivery order for Mother's Day, and everything was very…read moregood. I really liked this place and will definitely be back. The food was flavorful, the order was handled well, and it made for a great meal with the family. I'm looking forward to trying more from their menu next time.

First, I have to say that the staff at Kurrywalah were so incredibly nice! It's so exciting to…read morefind an Indian place in this NW side of town. We had a selection of the probably what is the typical American order (lol) -- butter chicken, saag paneer, fish curry, garlic rosemary naan (the dishes come with rice). All I needed was some mango lassi to make it complete. :-) We ordered our entrees with a spice level of medium, which thankfully came out to be a good western-level of medium spice. It was a spicy that you could definitely taste and feel; but it wasn't painfully spicy. Each of the entrees were deliciously creamy, packed with flavor. The garlic rosemary naan had a small hint of rosemary (I wish there was more) but it was a good change from our usual garlic naan. Each entree comes with rice and they will bring you more if you need more. I'm only disappointed that we couldn't stop eating all our food and got so full that we had no space to try their kheer for dessert (i loooooove kheer). Next time, I'm making sure to leave room for dessert.

Service was good, place is clean. These guys do a really good job on managing the buffet, they make…read moresure it's stocked but not over stocked, they open up certain items that are covered for diners coming in for the buffet, close it when people slow down their servings so it doesn't get dry. Looks like they are trying to ensure minimal waste , which I love. This is the first solid Indian buffet I've had in a while. They don't have a million things in the buffet, but what they do have, covers all bases. Go to dishes are always going to be Butter chicken Saag paneer (theirs wasn't my favorite) Tandoori chicken Ground beef kabob Daal makhni Naan Pallow (rice) Mango soft serve and kheer (rice pudding) At $20 for the dinner buffet and regular menu items averaging about $15 I think this place is definitely a hidden gem.

It's a pretty good buffet with hot and fresh items. The naan comes out hot, fluffy, and crispy. The…read moredinner items are a little different than some of the lunch ones. Mostly it seems the daals and saags change ingredients. The mango ice cream is the best part. Bollywood MVs play on the televisions.

My partner and I stopped by this gem after a long day shopping at the nearby furniture stores. It…read morewas almost closing time but were really hungry so decided to dine in. We received a warm welcome and ordered our food. The atmosphere was very cozy and felt very authentic. It was not a long wait and the food came fresh, sizzling, and full of flavor. We had the mirrapa, chicken biryani, tikka masala and the mango lassi. Everything was amazing! It was really affordable too, under $70 and it was lots of food for two people. Will definitely be back!

Well after checking out Indian Bazaar down the strip we decided to get some Indian food. Tried the…read morechicken briyani as the owner said it was the best. Got it spicy. The spicy has heat but a different type than I usually have (it's like black peppery). Came with two drumsticks and two other small pieces. Pour the yogurt they give with it to turn down the heat. Also got the butter masala with chicken aka butter chicken. Comes with white rice. I liked it more than the briyani. Also got the garlic naan. Loved that one. The sole worker was running frantically between tables and doing take away and the cash register. Geez. Felt bad for him so I can't complain that I didn't get a water refill but I really needed it because of the spice. Sucks. Nothing really wow'd me here but it did satisfy the craving we had for butter chicken

It's clean, they're friendly and the food was good. I ordered butter chicken, goat karahi, and i…read morehad chai as i waited. They were all tasty

I came for the groceries. I enjoy eating Labne and Pita, and I can get those items here. While I…read morecome I started to enjoy the snack isle. Very intriguing! And priced very well to be adventurous.

This spot has some delicious healthy high protein options. So far I've only been 3 times and I have…read moretried the chicken and rice bowl, the gyro rice bowl and the hot wings. Definitely recommend!

I saw this food truck a while ago and got a chance today to try it out…read more We ordered Hot Wings, Full Chicken, Beef Boti with fat, and the owner gave us Chicken Kabab and Beef Kabab on the house, along with drinks. Starting off with the full chicken, it was perfectly spiced and flavorful, even my 1.5 years old ate it. The Chicken Kabab was delicious, juicy, packed with flavor, and just so tender. This was also liked by my baby so that tells it wasn't spicy but flavorful. The Beef Kabab was tender, juicy, so was the beef boti with fat. Oh I didn't mention, the platters came with rice, and the RICE was absolutely delicious! It was so good you don't need anything else to pair it with. The veggies that came with it on the side were also perfectly grilled. Now coming to the showstopper WINGS. I was floored! I mean FLOORED! I've been having wings from some local places nearby and they are good, but these, were just out of this world. Will I go here back again for the food? YES. Will I go here back again if i just want Wings? YES YES! The sauce, the meat, this guy knows what he is doing in his kitchen and he's cooking up MAGIC! Yall need to go try this place out.

Found this on Google and didn't know it was only a few days old. My in-laws were coming to town…read morefrom Chicago and I came here. The concept is quite nice. They have ready made skewers that they freshly grill on the spot. They have a ton of beats to select from. Beef, short ribs, lamb, chicken, kabobs or whole pieces. The seasoning was excellent. The owner Shezad was super nice. He gave us a chicken skewer to try and it was ultra juicy and freshly grilled. We got some chicken ones and some beef ones and everything was really good. The french fries also taste good. They really care about quality here, so definitely give this place a try. Solid grilled meat.

We enjoyed an outstanding buffet at Palette Indian Kitchen…read moretoday . As a Indian home cook myself I appreciate the chosen buffet selections . The masala spices are noticibly hand mixed and blended. I enjoyed the chicken biryani, chefs kiss I have experienced a new delight to me banana peppers in a masala besan fry Palette Indian Kitchen was a great discovery and we will go out of our way to revisit whenever we are in Houston ,Spring Texas again OM SAI RAM

Every now and then I let the family order whatever they're craving, and I simply volunteer as the…read morefood chauffeur. Well... this pickup took an unexpected turn. The moment I walked through the door, the smell alone had me questioning why I hadn't ordered anything for myself. I walked up to the counter, gave them the name on the order, and boom the food was in my hands. I truly appreciate a restaurant that respects to-go times, and they absolutely nailed it. While exiting, I noticed they also offer a lunch buffet from 11-2:30 which immediately caught my attention for a future visit. Now comes the dangerous part. The kids opened their containers of butter chicken with rice and spicy aloo, and my mouth instantly started watering. The portions were generous, and I found myself asking the same question over and over...**Why didn't I order anything?!** Curiosity officially got the best of me, so yes... I stole a bite. Actually... maybe two. The butter chicken was incredibly flavorful with a rich, creamy sauce that had me wishing there was another container with my name on it. But the real surprise for me was the spicy aloo. I'd never had potatoes prepared quite like that before, and they completely stole the show. I wanted that entire side for myself. Needless to say, next time I'm not just picking up food for the family I'm ordering my own meal too. This visit was more than enough to convince me I'll be back to explore the rest of the menu.

Last Sunday of February, friend and I are back at Gosling food truck park for lunch and looking to…read moretry new eats. I had picked up some Cuban eats from the La Guantanamera food truck. I also noticed this truck doing Indian/Mediterrean eats and of course my food dopamine cravings called out to check this spot out and order some things. Not wanted to go overboard, I decided on an order of samosas and spicy chicken bites. First off, the people that operate the truck are kind and helpful in explaining spice levels and taste profiles. While this isn't' my first rodeo with indian food, I appreciate how they explained the spicy chicken bites. It has some char with a lot of species and peppers that'll make your head sweat. Well it definitely made me sweat but in an enjoyable way as the spices and seasonings are apparent on the chicken bites. Not to mention it's quite a portion they provide you. The samosas are also quite large with two per order and extraordinary taste with the fillings. For a split second, I wondered if I should've ordered from here primarily but that'll be for my next visit. Other menu items that looked appetizing were the rice bowls (i.e goat bowl, paneer bowl, curry chicken bowl, etc.) and the pakora. Read in another review they do a great goat bowl so that might be my next thing I order from here. And no doubt I plan on returning when I'm in the Spring area!

We're always excited to try a new Indian food place, so we recently stopped in to give Bayleaf…read moreKitchen a try. We had a family dinner--samosas (pea and potato), pakora, a paneer masala rice bowl, a special order of chicken over basmati rice, and a goat rice bowl. We accompanied it with chai tea and had rasmalai for dessert. The pakora and samosas were perfectly fried. Very crisp on the outside and tender inside. The pakora was quite spicy, while the samosa was mild. Served with a very tasty green chutney. You really need to start with these. The cook has excellent technique so I'm sure the Mirchi Bajji (fried green pepper) is good too. The staff was very accommodating with the chicken dish--they invented something on the spot that wasn't on the menu. Very good seasoned chicken and peppers over rice, they should add it. The paneer masala rice bowl was very good, the cheese was cooked just right and the sauce represented well. The goat rice bowl deserves special mention. The goat was incredibly tender and fell off the bones in the dish. I like goat but will avoid it at some places if you have to pick up the pieces to chew the meat off. Not necessary here! The seasoning was excellent, but quite mild. A good dish if you don't want too much spice. The rasmalai was an interesting finish. They serve rasmalai and gulab jamun as desserts. Both start with the same dough, but gulab jamun is fried and soaked in syrup while rasmalai is steamed and soaked in the same sweetened milk and spices as the more familiar Indian rice pudding. Rasmalai is made with rose water, and a little of that goes a long way. I was ok with it but some found it too strong. I enjoyed it as a finish. The dinner was marred by some choices by the venue, La Plaza de los Food Trucks. They had a Christmas event with costumed performers roaming. Would have been fun except they blasted Christmas carols at a volume that caused the speakers to distort. Nowhere to escape. If they were going for a nightclub vibe with dance music I might have understood, but Christmas carols don't need to be that loud. There were not many people there for a beautiful if cool Saturday night, and that might have had something to do with it.