The service was really bad and the food was average but presentation was good…read more We waited for 2 hours to get few items and they even skipped one item and they didn't care to prepare The servers didn't even bothered to check for basics The ambience is really good .

Food was excellent, ambience was great decor was modern woth fclean lines, onenof the best looking…read moreindian reataurants I have visited. Service was fast and efficient Would eat here again

I love this restaurant! Indian food is made with a lot of nut products to keep the curry rich but…read moreSangam is great about not using nuts. I have a have nut allergy and I have never had any allergic reactions to any of the food. I love their chicken biryani, chicken 65, all the naan breads and their chicken tikka! The spice is not too much for me and it's not over powering. I believe they can accommodate your spice level bc I do like my Indian food spicy. They do have a lunch menu but I personally just love the take out. The location does have a seating area and has a buffet section on the side; it's well kept and not too overwhelming. Give this place a try, definitely try a different item each time. This is my go to Indian restaurant in Denton .

I suppose it's my own fault for not actually READING the most recent reviews. I realize now that…read moreall the good reviews have been over 1yr ago. But I was headed home and wanted to grab something en route for the family to eat. I glanced and saw a high rating and figured I can't go wrong with Indian food. Anyplace I've eaten had alway been good! So, I ordered Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Biryani, and Goat Curry through Yelp app. I was 5 minutes away and food was ready for pickup when I arrived, which pleased me but also made me wonder if it wasn't fresh. Nevertheless I arrived home and the food was packaged well and that was the end of the good experience. Surprisingly the food was rather terrible. And I have NEVER had bad Indian food. The Biryani was bland and hot for hot sake, like spicy and flavorless. The Nan was thick and rubbery. The tandoori was dry and nasty, like having a sour taste to it. My husband had the goat and said the sauce wasn't good. Overall I don't recommend this place. Seriously I hate I wasted $50+ with them and I honestly wish I could get my money back. Two thumbs way down. Save yourself and your money! Eat someplace else.

Trying again - no go. Maybe they never launched? Voicemail isn't set up. No one answers the phone…read more There is a sign in the window reading "now open" and the phone number to call or text - not today...

This is the best Indian Cuisine in the area! We came here for the Lamb Vindooloo and were not…read moredisappointed. Lean cut cubes of meat and slow simmered spicy sauce. The rice here is very aromatic and the breads stellar! Nice and toasty and everything is super flavorful. We will be back in a hurry to try more of their delicious menu. Sparkling cleans and friendly staff. You're going to love it!

We'll go back. We were not familiar with Nepali cuisine, which is one reason we tried this…read morerestaurant. Service was decent, they were very busy on Saturday night so just two people up front was not enough. Not impressed with the Nepali beer, go for the Taj Mahal lager. We had the Thali Set dinner. The small amount of pickles were both sour and bitter, not for us (perhaps an acquired taste) but good that we tried. All the dishes were good and we want to try more on our next visit. Reasonable pricing and the waitstaff nice. Oh, don't try calling the restaurant, they don't answer....

The Butter Sauce Here Changed My Life (and Possibly My Religion)…read more Let me start by saying this. I have eaten a lot of Indian food. Like probably-should-have-a-punch-card-at-every-restaurant-in-Dallas levels of Indian food. So when I stumbled on Spicy Chowk in Denton, tucked in a random shopping center that does not exactly scream culinary magic, I was not expecting much. But then I saw it. The dining room was packed. And not just packed, people were locked in, eating like they were defending their plates from thieves. That is when I knew something serious was going down. So I parked. I walked in. And I am telling you right now, this place delivers. Let's cut straight to the chase. The butter sauce here is the truth. Forget whatever you think you know about butter chicken versus tikka masala. I ordered both on my first visit because I am a responsible adult who makes brave culinary decisions, and I can say without hesitation the butter sauce wins. It is richer, it has that perfect tang, that deep tomato pop, that silky balance of spice and cream that makes you rethink every good tikka masala you have ever had. If you are one of those tikka loyalists, hear me out. You are going to walk in thinking tikka is the move. I get it, I have been you. But trust me, the butter here is where it is at. That is your go-to order. Now let's talk momos because these little flavor bombs are not messing around. The masala momos and butter momos are next-level. I do not know what kind of magic they are working back there, but these dumplings are addictive. You get that Nepali flair with all the depth of Indian spice, and the combo plate is honestly the best way to roll. Round it all out with some garlic naan, which is dangerously good, and a side of rice, and you are basically guaranteed to leave happy, full, and maybe slightly emotional. I have had the saag, which was excellent, and the korma, which was solid, but I am telling you, the butter sauce is the star of the show. That is your ticket. Order the butter anything, butter chicken, butter paneer, butter momos, whatever. Just make sure butter is somewhere in that sentence. Bottom line, Spicy Chowk is one of those rare hidden gems that punches way above its location. It is vibrant, flavorful, and absolutely worth the drive. You will find me here dipping naan like it is a full-time job.

Ok, we discovered this place by luck! We went there today. Originally we were supposed to go to a…read moredifferent restaurant but we parked in front of this establishment for convenience. We were curious about it, upon checking out on Yelp with just 2 reviews of 5 stars, it perked our interest. Why not right? Verdict: Taste is great! Staff: Very helpful, kind and efficient Serving: Definitely value for money Taste: Fantastic especially the goat biryani, authentic! I'll take pictures the next time we go again!

03/21/26- At first I was somewhat hesitant to order the food I had never tried, plus that it was a…read moreshort time notice. However, keeping my fingers crossed, i ordered goat curry and Shahi tukda from Barista house for a party. Both trays were absolutely clean, delicious, and the guests devoured it! Guests were asking me if the food was home made specially their Meetha. I thank Barista for making us the delicious food. I have yet to try their Biryaani which is "top notch" as said by one of my Hyderabadi friend. keep up the good work :)

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.

We had another great meal at Panj Tara!…read more This time we had gone for their Weekend buffet lunch and since we reached just as they started serving we had the entire area almost to ourselves and the whole dining area was quiet, spic and span. Started off with loading up a plateful of small portions of the different vegetarian options and almost all of them were prepared well. Best liked dishes were the Paneer Tikka Masala and the Kadhi with those lovely Pakodas. The Tandoori Rotis served were hot, hot, light and fluffy and were very tasty while also complementing the main dishes completely. The Peas Pulao were a let down and it was not made fresh but the Plain Basmati Rice was wonderfully fresh and prepared well. I personally did not like the Tandoori Chicken as the pieces seemed have been made earlier and only re-heated and served, The Shrimp Curry was so so and the seafood seemed to have been slightly over cooked. The Chicken Do Pyaza was quite flavorful and the meat had been cooked to perfection - soft, succulent, fall-off the Bone and well marinated into the Do Pyaaza stew. I did also like the fresh sliced onions with the Punjabi house-made Achaar served as an accompaniment, which was wonderful! Finally we also tried the different desserts - the Sheera was ok but we loved the Jalebi and Fruit Custard. All in all a good value for money! We will come back for another round soon!

Really good chicken tikka masala. I order mine from DoorDash and it was fast. The food is flavorful…read moreand the chicken was tender.

So, first of all, if you don't know the Nepali/Indian fusion they do here, you should just ask the…read morestaff on what they recommend and then eat it. (Please convey your spice level or you're just being stupid). That said, the food is amazing! I know enough about what to order and not embarrassed to do what I previously mentioned. I will not recommend a dish as each persons pallet is different. However, I highly suggest this restaurant and the staff. They want to help you have the best dining experience, and with most non-US cultures, they want you to like their food and are so happy if you do. If you are a picky person that likes chain restaurants that cater to Americans don't waste your time . If you are a foodie, like me, I suggest you try. Cho

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."

Me again! So, we've ordered the same thing from this location atleast 8 weeks in a row every…read moreSunday. Gongura chicken curry and vijayawada boneless biryani... both mild. I kid you not, the consistency of spice and bone in vs bone out has not been there. We ordered our food today ... since it's Sunday.. and I was crying eating. It was so spicy. The gongura chicken had bones this time and my 1 spoon of biryani had atleast 6 red mirchi's. It's really hard to enjoy the food when you can't even eat it! It would have been different if there weren't spice levels offered or if we ordered a hotter spice level.. I really would hate to stop our Sunday ordering tradition due to the lack of consistency so hopefully they can let the chefs know the difference in spice levels! Also, when we first ordered gongura chicken it was green and now it's red.. I was going to give 3 stars but since we went early for breakfast Saturday and they had chai ready at 830, I will give them 4. P.S.S- this location has the nicest staff. I've been to the other ones and the people are just rude!!

We got takeout from here via Uber eats (pickup option ftw!) and had a great experience…read more The food was ready when we arrived and all was accurately packaged up and ready for the trip home. Indian takeout can be tricky with all the curries, naan, and rice. This location of Chowrastha did a great job. The ambiance is what you'd expect of a fast casual Indian spot in the burbs. We got the chicken tikka masala, gobi 65, pepper chicken, and the navaratan korma. A huge plus of this location is that entrees come with naan and rice. In this day and age of inflation and prices, most places make you choose one which always drives us crazy since we all know white rice costs almost nothing and goes so well with the curries! The food itself was all delicious and tasty. My favorite was the gobi 65. Perfectly seasoned and cooked. Crunchy on the outside and soft inside. Super tasty. The pepper chicken was a little light on the chicken side for me (ratio of breading to chicken was too high since the chicken pieces were smaller) but others loved it. The naan was super moist and tasty. They also have several specials and BOGO days posted at the store. Highly recommend checking out this spot if you are in the area!

Went to this place a couple of days ago with a couple of coworkers. There are a few decks to sit…read moreout by the food truck, and two portable heaters around. One of the heaters was not working too well, unfortunately, but they had said they were fixing it and should be up within the next little bit. We ordered, and sat down with a timer buzzing. The buzzer went off with each plate, about 5 to 10 minutes apart. That part of the service was a little lagging since we were not all able to eat together. The food itself was very tasty and well made with quality ingredients. The overall was pretty cost efficient and tasty. The dosa was very fresh and flaky. The ambiance was what was expected in terms of very cultural to this food truck. Highly recommend it.

Went there around 9.30 for dinner and placed Order. I…read morereceived my order at 10.30 exactly after 1 hour. Nobody can wait almost a hour just for fried rice ... very bad experience