Indian Palace is such a great place to eat. All the food is amazing and I suggest getting multiple…read moredishes and sharing. The Dal Tarka lentils had extremely good flavor, chicken was cooked perfectly, and dessert rice is the perfect end! Our service was lovely and answered all our questions.

Went there with my frind. Food was good, it was not as spicy as I'm am used to but it had good…read moretaste. My local frind liked the food as well. Servers were good and attentive and not much nosy, so i like that about their service. Ambiance was also good, we went there in evening and restaurant was almost full but it was not noisy.

My friend and I were craving Indian food and we decided to check this place out and I'm glad we…read moredid. The location used to be a late night a diner but they have used the space well for their needs. Plenty of booths to sit at and the counter is still there. The staff was friendly and answered all our questions. For food we started off with the Chicken 65 and that was really delicious. If was my first time having that and I will be back again for it. We also shared the chicken vindaloo and butter chicken and both were well seasoned and great portions. The garlic naan was amazing and freshly made. Overall I will be back and will be adding it to my list favorite Indian spots in DFW. Go check them out.

I grabbed lunch here with a friend and it's a hidden gem!…read more Now, I have to say, I wasn't (and still am not) super familiar with traditional Indian cuisine, but I am familiar with good chicken and this is exactly that! The tandoori bone-in chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside and the spices and flavor were excellent. I got it with a side of rice and cooling raita sauce, with were great complements to the chicken. The service was great, and they were very patient with me given my lack of familiarity with most of the menu items and seemingly unending list of questions. It's a pretty intimate atmosphere as well, it'd be a great spot for date night!

tasty lunch buffet. butter chicken is probably the best. everything has a strong flavor and hits…read moreyour taste buds quite heavily. service is nice and friendly

Gayan was a great server. Food was excellent. We had the Chicken Dum Biryani, Burrata Chicken Tikka…read moreMasala, and Garlic Naan, let's just say..nothing disappointed! 5/5 Sisi Thomas

Excellent ambience, delicious food and extremely attentive staff. My family and I love coming here…read moreand either ordering by plate or enjoy the Buffett.

The food was really good, let's start with that. I've eaten at several nice Indian restaurants in…read morethe North Dallas area, and this ranks with the best of them. The service was helpful as well. Very nice, very friendly, didn't rush us, and answered all of our questions. The problem was the crowd. I don't know if this happens a lot, but our server told us that it did. There were probably about 50 people having a private party in the main dining area. They were cordoned off, but they had very loud music and a microphone that several group members used. Long, long toasts and "how I met your folks" kind of stuff. They were talking when we got there and they were still talking when we left about an hour and a half later. It was extremely loud. I'm all for having a good time when you go out. But I think that this restaurant needs to consider getting a private party room if they're going to continue doing this on a regular basis. There were several diners around us who appeared to be displeased with the noise level as well. Like I said, this might have been a one-off. I would definitely go back again, but I will call first and ask if they're hosting any large gatherings that night. I suggest you do the same.

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.

This place gets so much hype. Don't know why. Good chicken tiki masala, but the saag paneer,raita,…read moreand garlic naan, was highly disappointing. It was mediocre at best. Nope. I'll stick with Mughlai, thank you. No, your entree doesn't include rice, but the food quality is SO much higher.

We have waited for this to open forever! And it did not disappoint! The food was amazing, the…read moreservice was great, and the staff were the most friendly ever! We will definitely be back!

Usually, when Yelp sends me on a 30-minute trek for lunch, it's because the algorithm has decided I…read moreneed more "character building" or that I haven't spent enough on gas this month. My "quick search" for local Indian food spat out Delhi6 Indian Kitchen & Bar as the top choice. Thirty minutes and 14 miles of Highland Village pavement later, I checked Google Maps only to find there was an Indian spot one mile from my location. At that point, I wasn't just hungry; I was "Yelp-betrayed" hungry. Walking into Delhi6 is a bit of a trip. I expected a standard restaurant; I got a lounge that felt like I should have traded my sneakers for a velvet blazer. It was dim, moody, and featured tabletop lamps that made me feel like I was about to negotiate a high-stakes merger--or at least a very serious order of Garlic Naan. I was greeted by Rohi, a man so well-dressed he made the rest of the room look under-rendered. He introduced himself as the acting manager and dropped a line so bold I almost choked on my own anticipation: "This is the best Indian restaurant in all of Texas." Sir, those are "fightin' words" in a state that takes its spices as seriously as its brisket. My expectations didn't just rise; they hit the ceiling. To see if Rohi was a prophet or just a very stylish salesman, I applied my standard Indian Food Litmus Test. No fancy bells and whistles--just the classics. Their menu, by the way, is a literal tome. It's as thick as the Cheesecake Factory menu, but thankfully with fewer pictures of Glazed Salmon and more promises of cumin-induced euphoria. The Tandoori Chicken was smokey, tender, redder than a fire engine. It had that perfect "kissed by the flames" char and a deep, smoky soul. The Chicken Tikka Masala balanced creaminess and spice. It was sweet, savory, and vibrating with bright spices. The chicken was so tender it practically dissolved on impact. The Paratha was dry and a bit tough--the one "C" on an otherwise straight-A report card. Despite the paratha being more "cardboard" than "cloud-like," the rest of the meal was a revelation. I found myself nodding along to Rohi's bold claims with every bite of that Tikka Masala. The flavors weren't just good; they were "I'm glad I drove 14 miles for this" good. It's right up there with the heavy hitters like Taj Mahal and Café Maharani. If I ever find myself in Highland Village again--or if Yelp decides to trick me into a cross-state road trip--I'm stopping back at Delhi6. Thank you, Yelp, for being terrible at math but excellent at finding me a five-star "mistake."

Our first meal in Dallas, and what an awesome experience, the decor is inviting and clean. The…read moreservice is great with a bottle of water sitting on the table. The appetizer was the raw mango salad that was very refreshing and the sweetness was balanced by the hot pepper. The entrees Butter Chicken was absolutely delicious, smooth creamy and the seasoning was perfect, you will use all of your Naan dipping it in the sauce. The Chicken Tikka Masala had an excellent depth of flavor chicken was so tender, another great dish. Great start to our Dallas food adventure.

Pulled up to Namak Indian Restaurant ready to step outside my comfort zone and try something…read morenew--and let's just say... it turned into an experience. It was pretty obvious I was a first-time diner, and I was hoping for a little guidance through the menu--but that part was kind of missing. My friend had been raving about the butter chicken, so she ordered it... and so did my other friend--who, at one point, completely stopped talking because his head was on fire. Taste buds? Gone. Brain cells? DEEP FRIED!!!!So yeah... if you can't handle spice like me, consider that your warning .They both ordered mango lassis, garlic naan, and jeera pulao. This is an important part of the story but let's proceed with caution. I played it smart and ordered the tandoori salmon. The waiter hit me with, "What about your entrée?"--sir... this *is* the plan. Then came the subtle appetizer judgment, so I asked how big it was. Based on the hand gesture? I was expecting something light/ 4 ounces or less( another fact to be revealed lately. Tell me why this "appetizer" came out as a full-on 8-10 oz salmon, covered in this *delicious* mystery sauce with red onions, carrots, and a lemon wedge. A whole situation--and honestly, the flavor was perfect. The jeera pulao on the side though... let's just say it showed up but didn't say much. Now here's where it got... confusing. Since the sauce wasn't listed, I asked an employee passing by what it was--he told me he just clears tables. Next thing I know, the floor manager comes over asking if everything's okay. I'm like, "Everything's great--what is this sauce?" He looks completely puzzled. I point directly at the salmon like... *this sauce*. The confusion was real. Then he says, "Chef made the sauce." Sir... I would hope so Since the busser didn't know. At that point, the chef comes over asking if there's a problem. I assure him there's no issue--I just wanted to know about the sauce (turns out, dill was the main note), which, to be fair, was actually really good. The chef was kind, professional, and easily the highlight of the visit.But know I'm thinking it's the sauce they used if you don't order an entree .. Meanwhile, my friends are still recovering from what I'll call the butter chicken explosion--extremely spicy to the point it wasn't enjoyable, and somehow still lacking flavor. Disappointing for one of their most talked-about dishes. Their drinks were served and although the glassware was nice the drink itself was.......?? SWEEEET ,but not for me , We wrap up, decline dessert, and ask for a to-go box. Then... we wait. And wait. And wait. It's not even busy. No check, no follow-up--just vibes. After a solid 15 minutes, we're this close to leaving cash on the table. Finally, the server comes back. We ask for separate checks--he says he can't do it on the handheld device. Yeah... that's simply not true. Modern POS systems (especially handhelds) are built to split checks, assign seats, and handle exactly that. Whether it was lack of training or effort... not sure. Or just a lazy server who gives the service industry a bad name , excuse me if this is job then DO BETTER ! But we ended up split it three ways. Just to end the dreadful experience ! Bonus moment: he asked my friends to leave review while running their cards--but he didn't asked me / since I didn't order an entree and I tipped 20%.So my 22.00 appetizer  end up being 43, with tip . Shame on you agian. All in all: great salmon, chaotic communication, spicy struggles, and a memorable night for all the wrong and right reasons

My girlfriend and I heard about this place while at another dinner, and a nearby couple we were…read morechatting with recommended it. Getting here was only slightly tricky, as it's not located in a strip mall or anything, but down a somewhat crummy street, in its own gated area, with a parking lot. The buffet was modest but diverse, with a fully vegetarian buffet where 90% of the options are also gluten-free. I really enjoyed the Sambhar soup, Kofta balls in tomato gravy, the spicy-pickled peppers, and the Chickpea curry. The outdoor dining area is just lovely, especially with good weather, and the temple grounds are very peaceful and enjoyable. Very reasonable price for such a relaxing and unique meal, and the staff were very friendly. My only complaint is that since we got there about an hour after lunch, some of the food had gotten a bit dry.

The food is heavenly. The ambiance is divine…read more The service is minimal - coz it's a buffet. The food leans toward Indian culturally. There's often a curry. And always amazing bread. The drinks are always nice and usually something unusual like tamarind. The best part of this restaurant is the vibe. The energy is simply amazing! They have an adorable little gifty type shop. Lots of religious type items including books and and items like purses and artwork.

Really solid choice for Indian. We got:…read more -Gobi Manchurian -Chicken chili -Tandoori mixed grill (lamb kebab, tandoori chicken, chicken tikka, lamb chop) -Chana masala -Mixed bread basket with various dipping sauces (they brought this, don't know if we actually ordered it) Everything was so good! My husband said it was his favorite tandoori he's had in DFW. And this was the "final straw" that made me figure out how to do the chicken chili at home because I was inspired to replicate the goodness. The staff was really nice and very helpful with all the menu items that were unfamiliar to people in our party. And I definitely feel like the quality and portions were worth the price. I only wish I lived closer so I could come here more often.

04/07/26. This has quickly become one of my favorite Indian restaurants. The food is authentic. The…read morebring out lentil chips and 3 flavors of dips. I have liked every dish I have had and visit them on average every 2 weeks! friendly service. Their buffet is really good too! Quiet and relaxed atmosphere!

Updating my original review after another visit in December 2025 -- still outstanding! This time I…read moretook my wife, mother in law and m-i-l's sister. Lamb korma - exceptionally tasty. Aunt said best Indian restaurant in Dallas. Gulub jumun. Chicken tikka masala - very delicious with good flavor and high quality chicken breast. Fish vindaloo - very tasty and very spicy (I had 3 out of 4 heat, only for the brave). Sag paneer- absolutely delicious and complemented the other dishes. Very friendly and helpful staff.

It smells so good outside the restaurant, we decided to try the lunch buffet, food is okay we had…read morebetter Indian cuisine where we come from. We went in at about 11:30 am on a week day and when we leave there is about 6 parties. I most likely will not be back to this restaurant and try other BBQ and steak house in Dallas TX instead. Several other restaurants I would like to go to but doesn't have enough time to visit them, may be next time when I go to TX.