Aga's Restaurant & Catering is considered one of the best Pakistani restaurants in all of North…read moreAmerica. This location has a banquet hall as well as a large restaurant that looked like it had seating for over 200 people. I went with their goat chops, beef bihari boti, goat shinwari karahi and naan. Goat chops ($27 - 5 pieces) - This is their most famous dish, and was the best Pakistani BBQ spiced item I have ever tried! The goat chops were so tender, juicy and had such flavorful spices. I can't stop thinking about these! Beef bihari boti ($13 - 6 pieces) - This was another impressive dish, consisting of 6 tenderized boneless pieces of beef prepared in some bold spices which utilized papaya and yogurt. Goat shinwari karahi ($21) - While the karahi was good and flavorful, I don't feel this particular karahi was as bold and strong as regular karahis I have had elsewhere. This restaurant offers several types of karahi, and I should have gone with the standard karahi, but this was still good. Naan ($2) - This was extremely reasonably priced and the naan was pillowy soft. Overall I was impressed with the service here and the food. Aga's definitely lived up to the hype and I'm glad I got to try this Pakistani HALAL restaurant. This is a must visit for anyone visiting Houston!

The Food: Every dish is packed with authentic, bold flavors. The Goat Chops were perfectly charred…read moreand tender. They are a bit spicy, which doesn't bother me but they are too spicy for my daughter that eats nothing spicy. The Butter Chicken is delicious and not spicy at all, and their Garlic Naan is the ideal companion for scooping up every last bit of curry. The Service: Despite how busy they stay, the staff is remarkably efficient and attentive, ensuring that your water is filled and your courses arrive hot. The Vibe: It's a great spot for large groups or a nice dinner out. It feels upscale yet remains deeply rooted in traditional hospitality. OVERALL - The food was absolutely delicious. Whether you are a longtime fan of Indo-Pak cuisine or trying it for the first time, Aga's sets a very high bar. It's the kind of meal you'll find yourself craving again the very next day. Depending on what time you go you will have to wait more than just a few minutes. We went on Sunday afternoon and had a half an hour wait, but was worth the wait.

Bombay delight is a great spot in sugar land! We enjoyed the Gobi Manchurian which were well…read moreseasoned and fried hard. We also enjoyed the butter chicken, so creamy and well done. The chicken biryani wasn't our favorite but overall very solid all around.

I was in Sugar Land for work and was raving Indian food, so a quick check of "food near me" brought…read moreme to Bombay Delight. We ordered at the front, then made our way to a table. Our food came fast, and was served in gorgeous dishes. The Mango Lassi was rich and creamy, a was the perfect compliment to my Tikka Masala. The restaurant was clean, and well maintained, and if I'm ever in the area. I'll be sure to stop back in.

Delicious Indian food takeout at very convenient location on US-90 (South Main) near Gessner for…read moreboth Ft Bend and SW Houston. They have SEVEN varieties of naan! Delicious clay oven marinated and smoked Tandoori style meat and fish are my faves. Really nice owner and cook. It was my birthday and I gave them a fresh-caught from the Gulf large drum fish and they baked it tandoori style for my birthday as a present. THANK YOU SO MUCH. We will be back often!

After searching for southern Indian cooking undiscovered this restaurant. I have for decades had a…read morestrong taste for Saag Panner, some places call it Palak Paneer. While waiting in the small waiting area I heard someone coughing in the back and thought "OMG I hope that wasn't over my food." I noticed a customer who came did not speak English. I thought "hmm I guess this place has food authentic enough that it reminds them of home." From first appearance, the restaurant is unimpressive. The tiny waiting area did not inspire me to think that great food was awaiting me. But, my food was ready in 15 minutes. I ordered the Saag Paneer, and a garlic and butter Naan. From the 1st bite of the Paneer I knew it was a winner! The taste was smooth and silky, I tasted familiar herbs taking me back to my first experience many many years ago. I tried the garlic and butter Naan and they were OK, hot just as expected. I didn't give 5 stars because of the cramps waiting area and lack of aesthetics. I recommend this restaurant and try different dishes. GN3

Went here after seeing a 30ft line at Aga's (about a mile away) on a Sunday noon, which turned out…read moreto be an unforeseen blessing! We had a plane to catch later that day, so were elated to find that they were serving a buffet lunch, i.e. no long wait to order food and wait for it to be prepared and brought to our table, as happened at Aga's the last time we went---a whopping 30-45 minute wait! A tell-tale sign of good things in any Indian restaurant: the large venue was 90% full and we were the only folks NOT from the Indian subcontinent or Middle East! The buffet was actually high quality, including two goat dishes which we loved. (All too often, Indian buffets are exclusively chicken and vegetarian, both very meh but undoubtedly cheaper for the restaurant.) Servers were gracious, lovely and attentive young women...there was nothing not to like! Will definitely come back next time I'm visiting Houston. Would be curious to try their regular menu. Overall I'd say their food quality was very close or equal to that of Aga's. And of course, being a buffet, you can have much more of it if you like. Everything was good: appetizers, main dishes, and desserts. Lastly, there was plenty of parking, another plus vs Aga's which is in a strip mall with lots of surrounding businesses so you have to hunt a bit to find a spot, and usually not very close by.

Booked this place two days in advance during the holidays for a wedding celebration brunch of 20ish…read morepeople. This was one of the only places willing to accomodate us last minute and they did not disappoint! Our server/planner was named Wafa, and she was the most delightful, assisting person we could've asked for. The food was great, the ambience was perfect, and our service was top tier. Check this place out!

Good Kerala food is hard to find. This is a massive understatement, but we found it at Ghazal. The…read moreplace itself is run very well, with a neat large interior, not aggressively over lit, but still not too dark. The staff are also extremely courteous, informing us each time we call about what's available that day and about new items. Dishes we always get are the chicken curry, avial and parotta. The chicken curry literally tastes like magic. The flavor is one I've yet to taste elsewhere, with perfect seasoning and spice and a luscious and creamy gravy. The avial is a tangy dish with a generous amount of mixed vegetables all coming together cohesively. All these dishes are tied together by the soft and oh-so-easy-to-tear parottas. Overall, Ghazal is a destination we will keep returning to!

Always fresh authentic Indian food, affordable prices, nice large portions for take out, friendly…read morepeople and consistently excellent quality.

Went and ordered a bunch of naan for takeout from here. The menu says that it is fresh naan. These…read morefolks gave me reheated frozen naan, you can tell from the shape and smell a mile away. Won't be buying from here again.

My fiancee is Indian so we are pretty picky when it comes to Indian food; more specifically food…read morefrom Kerala. I myself am very simple and love the chicken fried rice at this place. Every bite has lots of flavor and the best thing about this place is the chefs change and make their own style of fried rice so every time I order its slightly different but so far I have enjoyed all the versions I have received. My fiancee likes to order kappa biryani, uzhunnu vada, gobi Manchurian, etc. If you are looking for delicious Indian food this should be on your list. It is located inside a super market; specifically on the left when you enter.

I liked this place overall. They do a lunch buffet. A couple of standard dishes like chicken tikka…read moremasala and palak paneer. They have what looks like a mini samosa chaat area. What surprised me was their chicken. The chicken inside the Tikka Masala was a little dry, but their tandoori chicken was definitely juicy and flavorful. Garlic Naan was better than most restaurants I've tried. Gulab jamun and chai for dessert. Overall a pretty standard Indian buffet with a few pleasant variations. Service was above par. Would come again.

I am glad to see an Indian restaurant that offers buffet, and I was excited to try for lunch, but…read moresomehow the lunch buffet did not meet my expectations. I find that there is a good variety of entree, but the taste is quite mild. The only items I really enjoyed were the garlic naan and the palak paneer. There was also not much customers during lunchtime. When I was there, it was me and two other tables. The restaurant is beautifully designed and decorated, but the food needs much improvement for the price. Staff were great and helped whenever needed though.

Let me say this. I was so excited when I first learned about this food truck. I haven't had great…read moredoubles since being in Trinidad and Tobago some 10+ years ago. This was my first time coming to the food truck park and I especially came because of this truck. The staff was so nice I really contemplated about this rating for this review, but when I think about the amount of money paid for my main entree and how I couldn't eat half of it and the spice levels didn't match my expectation, I came to this. A 3.5 would have been more accurate quite honestly but alas, yelp has its system. I ordered the bake and fried fish and the doubles. I asked for spicy on the doubles but they didn't taste too spicy - instead I used the sauce included on my bake n fish (possibly had some scotch bonnet peppers) and it was excellent. The bake and fish came as tacos - I don't think I realized that. It was good, but only two small tacos. The french fries were unfortunately burnt and therefore dry and inedible. I gave up on eating them. We were in a hurry, otherwise, I would have chatted with the staff about possibly getting some new fries. I would give this another try --I'd likely try a few other trucks first or at least have something to accompany my meal in addition to what I order from Krave.

Very poor customer service and they are never open!!! Attempted to try their food truck twice on…read moretwo separate days and was turned away both times. The first time they were understandably down for maintenance. The second time they served some customers food then turned others away without explanation. Just said "we're closed". We definitely won't be back.

I'd put this in the Houston Elite Pakistani restaurant category. Aga's reigns supreme, while…read moreHimalaya's crazy owner causes a significant decline in their service and even food quality. But what if I don't feel like the Mela like atmosphere at Agas? Or what if I'm tired of heavy masala? I've got two legit options in Sugar Land - DDK and Lasbela. I've only tried them once, but the food was very very good. So was the service. And the ambiance was great, I would be proud to bring my bank clients to this restaurant as it showcases Pakistani culture (not in a tacky way). With Labela, it doesn't feel like you're going to another Pakistani restaurant- it feels like you're going to specifically eat lasbela. They are solidly in my top 3 Pakistani restaurants in Houston. Ehh top 4 let's throw Bundoo khan in there even if it is fake.

Loved the food here and vibe of this restaurant…read more I was travelling with my family and we stopped here to try some authentic desi food. People was super welcoming and friendly. Arranged a baby chair for my baby. We had nihar and samosa bites,their serving size are huge and prices aren't bad either. Definitely recommend.

Waiting to get on with my to go order…read more Maharaja Bhog is the best example of North West side of food- Gujarat and Rajasthan states of India mainly and the 'guest is special' treatment, and the best part, its 100% vegetarian! It is a thali ofcourse. The best experience is dining in. Where you even get to wash your hands at the table and use the napkin the server holds to wipe of. Then the flow of dishes start- first with chass ( buttermilk)and one more beverage - lemonade, or shikanji , all good for digestive purpose traditional Indian drinks you take with meals.... ( not in the modern kitchens...not anymore... like most food habits around all cultures across the globe ) Then chats, sabzi and piping hot any two types of bread. Its unlimited. When I go, the starve the whole day and go for dinner ... lol... its just not fair to the delicious experience otherwise... There is a huge spread. And lastly followed by ghee khichidi or either rice or millet and one more rice item, sometimes even plain rice. After u r really totally done and plates cleared. They come around with coffee or tea! If only you were sitting in a garden with 100's of tables overlooking the mountains and had noone waiting for u to clear so their can occupy the seats.... remember even those people waiting would have starved the whole day .... That day got a to-go order. Its not an experience under any comparison but food is still great. Can't wait to do my dine in again sometime.

We were two group one 3 people Jain other two normal when bill came he charges $175$…read more151 for food 25 for service charge he charged service charge without our Manoj shah Manojshah2@gmail.com