Holyyyyy shhhhhiii, this food is AMAZING! I'm so happy I tried this…read more Pls go They're so nice and delicious lol

Calling this place the Indian version of Chipotle doesn't really do it justice. Convenience-wise,…read moreyes, it is as fast as Chipotle, and you can customize your bowl or salad or wrap. But the quality seemed really good! I was shocked to get this much authentic flavor in a quick service format. They had GOAT, for god's sake. Pretty bold to have goat at a fast food restaurant, and it was awesome. In addition to the goat, I had chickpeas and a lot of veggies and tikka sauce over rice. Everything was great, and I would recommend either sharing a plate or taking home half, because the portions are ridiculous.

How lucky am I to live close to Tandoor? An Arlington staple for what, 40 years now? I'm not…read moreexactly sure when they opened but I'm pretty positive it was the mid 80s... They're known for their absolutely fantastic lunch and dinner buffet with prices that are hard to beat, especially in this economy! I don't eat there in person often, but it's one of our top go-to spots for takeout/delivery. I swear it's just as good delivered to your doorstep as it is at the restaurant itself. They really know how to securely pack up a to-go order, I'll tell you that. I know we don't live far away, but still. It always arrives piping hot. Besides the obvious and ever-beloved chicken tikka masala (insanely good), I'm a big fan of their Mulligatawny Mughlai Soup (lentil soup with rice and chicken). It's super savory with a little lemony brightness. Ultra comfort food! We're also big fans of their veggie biryani: super fragrant basmati rice all dolled up with fresh veggies, paneer, raisins, and almonds. We also love their Bombay potatoes (spicy potatoes with mustard seed) and their Chana Masala Punjabi: spicy chick peas, potatoes, and onions in a tomato and onion gravy. How good does that sound?!

I frequently come to tandoor for lunch, the buffet is amazing. Always my favorites and a surprise…read more But I hadn't been there for a while so I dropped in this evening and I had a beef madras curry. Buttery Samosa, and really tasty buttery naan. As usual, the surface was top-tier, they constantly kept my glass filled and made sure I had everything I needed. I always love the artwork on the wall and the music is always very lively. If you've ever been to the buffet, I highly recommend you drop by for dinner.

Good is consistently tasty warm and good portions, very authentic Nepal. I am new to Texas but I…read moreeat a lot of Indian and Nepalese food.

The building that this restaurant is in was once a British pub. The pub had amazing burgers and…read moreTuesdays were BOGO burgers. COVID took out the pub and my family hated to see them go. My daughter lost her first tooth at that pub, such good memories of years past. There are still Guinness signs hanging behind the bar. Seeing those old signs brought a single tear to my eye. One door closes and another opens. The restaurant that now calls the old pub their new home is great! All is good with the new place, you might even say great. The interior is not that of a pub anymore. It has been completely redone and the dining room is quite nice. I wouldn't call it a quiet cozy little romantic restaurant, but it could be if that's what you need. I would be willing to take my kiddos to the new restaurant, as long as the six-year-old boy is acting like a human on the day we decide to go. There is a full bar too. I feel that anyone can stop in for any occasion a fit right in. I don't remember the names of the dishes that my wife and I had for dinner but the food was very good. We kept it simple and we both had chicken dishes. If you want to step out and explore culinary culture they offer many appealing options. The food was fresh and light. The spices that they use are aromatic and flavorful. I am guessing that there is a strong Nepali influence. The beauty of the restaurant scene in Arlington is that there is so many different authentic cuisines from very specific regions. If you wanna have Indian food in Arlington you have to consider what kind of Indian food you want. If you go to downtown Fort Worth an Indian restaurant is an Indian restaurant. This little restaurant is a good representation of what Arlington restaurants have to offer. We will go back, soon.

IndianBistro14 still holds the spot as my favorite Indian restaurant to date! I normally order…read moretakeout but opted to dine in this particular day. Staff is always friendly and accommodating! The food is served piping hot, fresh and flavorful! They get the different spice levels right - honestly can't ask for more.

07/02/2026 7:30pm Thursday. This place is a quaint little place in a strip mall. Basic decor…read more Started with cheese naan. It was very good. Will try the garlic next time. Had an amazing dish Veg Makhani medium spice. With rice. So very good. I highly recommend. The service was perfect too!

I've been to this establishment twice and the first time I was a little skeptical. I was trying to…read moregive it another go, looking for a different result but it confirmed my first experience. This place doubles as a small grocery store while serving meals. There is too much microwaving going on in the kitchen. So I would question if there was any cooking or just reheating. Staff was friendly. I got the spinach chicken, butter naan with a side of rice. The spinach chicken had soup like consistency. The rice was ok but the naan was a hot mess. You know when you stick bread in a microwave and it gets hard like a rock. Definitely not made in house and was heated up. It was so dense and not really that great. There is no spice level. If they ask you mild or spicy, there is only one level, spicy. Flavor wasn't horrible but you can do better than this. This lunch with a can of soda $20. This was it for me. It's not worth the price, find yourself another Indian spot, unless you're ok with mediocre food.

A bit hidden from view directly across from College Park Center, you won't be disappointed with the…read moreofferings here. Service is friendly and fast, and the food was very nicely spiced (probably a 2-3). The garlic Naan included 4 generous slices, and the chicken biryani was delicious. An added plus is a Indian-focused grocery inside the store. Very limited indoor seating but are tables outside. A great place for a quick and delicious meal.

I was having a deep craving for gyros one Sunday evening (as I tend to do). Unfortunately, I've…read morefound many mediterranean restaurants in Fort Worth are closed Sunday nights. We live near Arlington so we drove out to go to a restaurant only to find their hours were incorrect. We were about to head home when I saw Mom's Kitchen on Yelp and decided to give it a try. I do not turn my nose up to gas station food, honestly it's right up my alley. Tasty, cheap, convenient: my favorite food qualities. However, I can't say I'd ever come here again. It's not that the experience was terrible, mostly that it was "meh." It was late when we arrived but they were still set to be open for a few hours. We looked over the menu, but when we tried to order they were out of several items... no biggie. It happens. So we settle on a gyro and some samosas. We wait at the counter only to see every single item used is premade. Gyro meat.. premade. Somosas: frozen. Even the tzatziki sauce came from a big commercial tub. I didn't necessarily expect everything to be made from scratch and to order, but it was just a bit disappointing for a place called "Mom's Kitchen" to not have anything homemade. Taste wise, the somosas were terrible. Mostly because it was still cold in the middle and drenched in oil (taken straight from the fryer and plopped into a paper bag). The gyro was decent for what it was. It's hard to mess up meat and bread. If I was limited geographically (as in living or staying nearby without a car), this place could do in a pinch. But honestly, this area of Arlington has a lot of restaurants both cheap and nicer right across the street. I hate to recommend chain restaurants over a small business but there is literally a McDonalds right next door. If you're going to eat cheap processed food, it at least has to be fully cooked. In the end I didn't find that the food here was cheap enough to justify the quality. I still paid about the same as I would at most fast/casual mediterranean places, but with little menu options and undercooked food.

Good one. Tuesday's 2.99 chicken biryani good quantity, good taste…read more Good appetizers as well.

Decided to try a new Indian/Nepalese restaurant one Sunday and Mantra did not disappoint. Ticked…read moreaway in a side street off the highway, I wasn't sure what to expect when I pulled up to the building. There were a few tables inside, but I would recommend taking your food to-go. The staff was thorough with confirming my food order before they handed me my food. After picking up my order, I was excited to try everything since the food smelled so good. The momo was good, the malai was amazing, and I really liked their butter chicken. Overall, the meal was exactly what I needed to end my day. I'll definitely be ordering from them again.

At first he didn't want try thinking it was just a to-go place. He loves to cook so he can be a…read morecritic. He ended up loving it. My partner liked his goat curry. Roast peanuts for appetizers YUM! Lamb coconut curry was my fav. Great service. Love the family mom and pop shop. Hope in the wall. Found this place on Yelp to take a friend who just moved to the area. They were kind and friendly to my baby. More people should know about this place!

Very cosy with great service. The food was great and tasted…read moreas good as any Lebanese restaurant in Beirut. Congratulations to the owner and staff

I was tickled to find a truly authentic Middle Eastern feel inside a restaurant that was obviously…read morebuilt out for a Texas Cowboy place. Does it really matter that there's six shooters and Texas stars? No because there is enthusiastically prepared Lebanese food happening here. We arrived to lively Middle Eastern music, just short of "Lunch special" time in the afternoon and ordered from the regular menu. Take a look at my large portion of Babaganoush! Creamy. Perfect. The pitas arrived in a warmer and were typically good. We also tried their lentil soup. I had the cup, he had the bowl. Mine was a little watery actually and underwhelming. Flat. No flavor. But his had depth and texture. Not sure about how that happened. We both ordered the Iraqui Kabob Sandwich. Nicely wrapped with a tender, juicy and well seasoned kabob, I loved the wrap with Tahini sauce. My husband even ordered a second one!! Our waitress was lovely and helpful and we had a wonderful time. Check it out.