So my sister wanted to eat Indian food for her birthday so this had a 5 star review. Wow. We walked…read morein at the atmosphere is gorgeous and so clean!! The staff was incredibe. Ask for Dalton or Hus. So very informative! I had the naan bread with garlic. We had an appetizer which I forgot name of. It was out of the word. Then has paneer it was so yummy!! Everything we ordered was great!! definitely recommend if you're looking for Indian food.

With all the raving reviews, I decided to give Panj Tara a try. On this early evening, no other…read moreguests were in their adorned dining room. Irritatedly, only when called upon, minimal was the service. As for our table's relatively costly dinner, disappointing was their not fluffy but chewy "poori"; bitter was their "saag paneer"; yet, thank goodness for not making this a wasted experience, delicious was their "Lamb Rogan Josh"! Cheers!

If you need a solid lunch spot in Plano with BIG Desi flavor, O'Desi Aroma is it. The food is fresh…read moreand flavorful and the service is fast and friendly! The curry was creamy and flavorful without being too heavy, which is perfect when you still have the rest of the workday ahead of you. And the naan? Soft, warm, and fresh... the kind that just completes the meal. The portions are generous, so you get great value for lunch. It's definitely more satisfying than the typical quick-grab options around the area. And the dining area is clean, casual, and comfortable enough to actually enjoy your break instead of rushing through a meal. Plano has a lot of Desi food options, but for a weekday lunch that delivers real taste and isn't rushed or sloppy, O'Desi Aroma stands out.

I'm so glad I finally tried this place. I love Indian food and have been trying to find something…read morefast casual nearby. The Butter Masala classic curry with chicken and rice was very good. The chicken seemed to be dark meat, but it was high quality. The sauce was flavorful with just the right amount of heat. Basmati rice was perfectly cooked. The naan was thinner than most and just a bit crispy, but good. My mango lassi was enjoyable as well. Also of note - portions were generous. Counter service was professional and knowledgeable when I ordered, and they checked in during my meal to make sure everything was good. The atmosphere was pleasant - modern and clean. Definitely recommended if you're looking for a modern, casual Indian restaurant.

Food was great and on point. The spice level was exactly as requested and the service was very…read moregood. The menu focused on North Indian specialities which included good selection of beef dishes.

This is my favorite Indian food place! service is great and food is always so fresh and good!read more

Food was amazing here A must try if you are visiting dallas…read more I was mindblown by their mutton biryani and chicken 65 Chicken 65 is soooo tasty it felt like I'm having it sitting in chennai The meat is very tender and cooked to perfection I had their mutton biryani meals which came with mutton kulambu, my god thats the authentic kulambu we get back in madurai, and mutta kalakki was out of the world!! Do not sit on this and defenitely try this place, would defenitely visit again next time I feel like going to India It felt like Im eating at a pandhi and service was excellent They had good light settings and minimum decor and good seating arrangements

We were visiting Dallas from Toronto and had been looking for authentic South Indian cuisine. This…read morerestaurant exceeded our expectations and truly satisfied our cravings. The Chicken 65, biryani, and fish curry were all flavorful, authentic, and perfectly prepared. The meal portions were generous and very satisfying. What made the experience even better was the owner, who was incredibly warm, courteous, and welcoming. Highly recommended for anyone looking for delicious South Indian food in Dallas!

Mumtaz Indian Restaurant was really solid. We got the feast and everything tasted great. It was…read morefresh, flavorful, and plenty of food. The staff was super attentive without being annoying, which I appreciated. Also, random but funny: if you're a typical "American" like my friend I went with lol, they've got ranch for your salad. I'd definitely go back.

Ordered 1) chicken Biryani 2) curry fish 1 is good…read more2 is not good--fish not fresh Also waiting time is too long. I waited about 20 mins, maybe more than that.

Came after a long time. Somethings stand out * clean…read morepristine no frills pure Veg setup * gentle friendly and courteous staff * mild melodious background music * food -simple pure balanced not raw or overly spicy like those Punjabi places. If u miss the fresh dosas included in buffet, or the chutneys curd rice homemade lime pickle or lastly their fruit crem custard, then u hav yrself to blame. Ended with a nice tea to go... wah ji wah Happy feeling happy stomach... happy Days 4.9/5 stars, will come again

As the 2-star system suggests, this definitely could have been better…read more First, the positives. The price is decent for a lunch buffet as was the service. As someone suggested, everything felt no nonsense. The biggest standout was the fresh naan they bought to the table, but that was it. The buffet itself didn't do much for me. Everything felt watered down and lukewarm. It wasn't the worst I've ever had, but it was far from great. I didn't get a ton of flavor in anything and felt like a lot of the items tasted the same. Where's the Saag Paneer or the Aloo Gobi? I felt like there were two kinds of rice, tofu stir fry (the only thing that felt like it had substance to me) and several soupy items.

I stopped by Eat Streets Indian Kitchen on our home after my son spotted it the day before while we…read morewere heading to another restaurant in the same strip. The dining area is spacious and flexible, with seating that works well for individuals, couples, and larger groups. Everything was clean, and the dining area smelled of Indian spices. There is also a separate dining room available for parties, which is a nice touch. Ordering is straightforward and efficient: you walk up to the counter, place and pay for your order, the food is delivered to your table and you enjoy it. I appreciated how generous the breakfast combos are each one comes with a good amount of food. We ordered a breakfast combo with all of our favorites: dosa, upma, idli, sambar, and vada. The dosa was well-fermented, crisp, and flavorful. The upma was soft and comforting, with a moist, fluffy texture and was well seasoning. The idli was light and fluffy, and the sambar had just the right of flavor to complement it. The vada was crisp on the outside, tender inside, and paired especially well with the sambar. We finished our meal with a masala chai and left very satisfied. The prices were reasonable for the quantity and quality of food served. Eat Streets Indian Kitchen is definitely a keeper for us and a spot we will return to when we are in the area.

We got the chicken biriyani and it was delicious and a large portion. Spiced just right. Also had…read morechicken tikka masala also delicious, and palak paneer which was kind of soupy but good. This will be my new go-to place for Indian food.

Delicious food and dishes. Each one was unique and felt like traditional home-cooked Indian food…read more The staff were super friendly and accommodating to our little ones. Will definitely go back.

It was our first time here, and after today's experience, I can say with certainty that we will…read morereturn. I am already planning what to order on our next visit. My Mom and I met my BFF here because we had one heck of a hankering for chaat. Visited on a Tuesday evening around 6:30PM and there were several tables occupied. Order at the counter and the owner's family serves you at the table of your choosing. I would imagine this place gets pretty packed and crazy on the weekends so I will try to time our next visit prior to the lunch or dinner rush. Walking in, you are immediately taken by the aromatic spices wafting through the air. There is also an electronic Menu Board with easy-to-read sections of items and their corresponding descriptions to guide you. If you are placing a to-go order, you pay at the register. If you are dining in, there are table numbers and you can choose where you want to sit and you pay after you finish your meal. Mom and I ordered a Mango Lassi each and shared the Pani Puri, Samosa Chaat, and Paneer Pakora - all excellent. Came with mint and coriander green chutney and red chili chutney. My BFF ordered the Papri Chaat and Chicken Pakora. Years ago, when I graduated from TWU in 2007, we had eaten chaat at Taj Grocers in Richardson - it was the only legit and real deal place at the time, and I have been on the hunt for something similar ever since. Most establishments, over the years, seemed to have missed the mark, but India Chaat Cafe wowed us and absolutely delivered. The service was adequate and the food was ideal in presentation, taste, and true to my culture, heritage, and roots. The ambience was traditional and inviting with a vibrant burst of energy to the space. Definitely somewhere you would want to come to relax and unwind. We will be adding this establishment to our list of restaurant rotations whenever we are in the Plano/North Dallas Area. I wish them all the success and will be returning regularly for other Menu items in the future.