I ordered to-go and asked for mild dishes. The lady behind the counter suggested chicken korma and Dal. After some back and forth I ordered both h and asked for the yellow Dal and some rice. She indicated it would be about 15 minutes and three in a samosa to eat while I waited. samisa was good but too spicy for me. Food arrived as promised in 15 minutes. Are at home and it was quite tasty and well spiced, not fiery hot. Only quibble is the extraordinary amount of oil on top of the korma. I spooned out 10 tablespoons of it before serving myself! I'd order from here again. Good advice and tasty food with generous portions read more

Indo Pak Kitchen - Dal, chicken korma - Indian Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

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Felt unwelcomed as an English speaking customer. The cashier didn't bring the food until the end of our meal. Had to remind him about the rest of the food, although we were the only customers. His whole body langiage was extremely disregarding, dismissive and uninterested. He was constantly on his phone while taking orders (I understand Urdu and it was a personal phone call about some movie plot). He was NOT wearing a mask the whole time. He actually served food without any mask. Overall, I have never experienced such rude, unprofessional customer service in my life. Food is okay-ish but their behavior and lack of service ruined my appetite. Save yourself fustration dine elsewhere read more

I usually go to the Indo Pak Kitchen in Richardson, but I was too lazy to drive that far so I decided to come here with my boyfriend. Let me start off by saying that this is probably one of the cheapest and yummiest biriyani spots that you can find in North Dallas. The front lady was really sweet and friendly and offered us a few samples of their homemade Pakora which btw, was delicious. As a huge biriyani fan, naturally I got the chicken biriyani and asked for it to be spicy. I loved it. It tasted authentic and they gave a lot for such a low price. Whenever you ask for spicy, they just cut green chili peppers and place it on top (heads up). The tables could have used some cleaning but it didn't bother us. However, if you are the type of person to get bothered by this, I would recommend that you take your food to go. Overall, loved my experience and I will be coming again! =] read more

Indo Pak Kitchen - Spicy Chicken Biriyani - Indian Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

Loved the samosas. Although the spring rolls became soggy by the time I got home, they tasted decent. Place is clean and quick service. I will definitely go back to try other food items in the menu read more

I was craving Indian food and there was a sign outside of this place that said jabón roll.. which is one of my Favorite desi foods. Basically it's spiced meat stuffed into a naan like a wrap. I ordered 2 and I waited about 15 minutes. They either mixed up the order or forgot the naan but my chicken kabob roll was not a kabob wrap. This place isn't the cleanest. I had insects flying around my head. I guess it was truly an Indian experience. I basically got 2 kabobs with some salad. It was good. I guess I shouldn't care they didn't give me my order. Next time I want the kabob roll. Im a cleanliness freak so that bothered me about this place but the food was good so I would come again. read more

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At the corner of George Bush and I-35, where the North Carrollton Transit Center is located, and where the Dart Rail will soon stop, is a beautiful Arabian-style shopping center complete with a grocery store, a clothing store, a music store and a restaurant. Bengali entrepreneur, Mohammad Ali, is president of the grocery and restaurant. Mr. Ali keeps his business clean and polished, while maintaining low, low prices. The dining decor is casual, yet elegant. There are beautiful booths and even a separated dining area for business meetings and private gatherings. When I was there last, the clientele consisted of older Indian-Pakistani couples, business men, and single young women. The staple of the Halal menu are the biryani (rice) dishes. You can get a mountain of biryani mixed with chicken, fish, egg, goat, anything really! And it all costs only $2.99. He could be charging way more than that. I am a fat man and I was stuffed to my gills. I am surprised I got so much chicken in my huge mountain of chicken biryani for only $2.99. There are other items on the menu, such as kebabs, and Korma. The korma costs about $6. This place is different from most Indian restaurants in that there are no paneer dishes and no dishes with thick buttery, creamy (ghee-based) sauce. So, in that vain, this restaurant is much, much healthier for you and cheaper than most Desi restaurants in DFW. I live in Las Colinas and I still prefer to drive to IndoPak Kitchen in Carrollton than eat at the fattier, pricier venues that surround me. read more

Indo Pak Kitchen - IndoPak exterior - Indian Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

Horrible chicken kebab roll with indescribably horrific sweet sauce. The kebab tasted unauthentic. I dont know why COOKS take liberty in changing a perfectly traditional food and ruin it by adding nonsensical garbage sauce. The samosas tasted disgusting. Change the oil in the fryer!!!!!! The samosa wrapper tasted old as well. One can only wonder how disgusting and filthy the kitchen is. read more

Indopak is a great place to go for a quick bite to eat. I would suggest getting your food to go because it does not have the cleanest dining area. I cannot speak to the cleanliness of the kitchen, but hopefully the dining area is not a reflection of whats going on in the kitchen. There was sauce on the floor and tables and also trash just laying around. This place really needs to work on investing in a broom, mop, wash rags and cleaning fluids. As far as the food goes, it was actually pretty good. For the price, it was amazing. We had some samosas that were served on a plate with four and it was under $5. The biriyani was flavorful and also a pretty big portion. We could not finish everything. We tried the chicken tikka and another unfamiliar goat dish that the employee suggested and they were also very delicious. We spent less than $20 for everything and it was SO MUCH FOOD. We definitely had leftovers. I did appreciate the hospitality of the lady working there. She must have thought we were warm because she came over and positioned some fans on us to make us feel more comfortable. She also brought us cups of ice for our bottled waters. It wasn't too warm in there for us but it was nice of her to even consider that. If only they had someone to help clean and pick up trays the service would have been much better. There was just one employee working behind the counter and we were the only customers at that time of day (between lunch and dinner). It was fun to watch the music videos they had playing. I'm not sure what region they were from but it was pop/dance music with cute mushy videos. This location is attached to the IndoPak market. read more

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tonight is my last time i go here after YEARS being a loyal customer. My last several visits, they leave something off my order. fuck your food and your service. Indo Shit Kitchen, walk into their food area and it always reek like a dirty stinking rest room. read more

Lunch was really good! I had the beef bihari kabob and it was spicy and really tender. The man is a bit dry, but was really good with the beef. For stars only because of the cafeteria ambience, but would recommend the food to anyone. Lunch under 10 bucks with soda, too! read more

Indo Pak Kitchen - Indian Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

The wait for a pickup order is horrible. We said we would get there by 2:30 and actually ended up coming later than that and still had to wait. It seems like they do not cook the food until you get there which defeats the whole point of pickup. And when we got that food it was undercooked. We had to call them back and wait another 30 minutes just for some tandoori chicken. Overall this place is horrible read more

Recently stranded at the A-train station at Trinity Mills, I was picked up by my knight in shining armor. Both being ravenous, we sought out the closest restaurant using our GPS. It turned out to be Indo Pak kitchen. When you first walk in there's the eatery part: you order at the counter and can either take out or eat there in a comfortable but no frills setting. The food took longer to come out then I expected (about 20 minutes) but I was entertained by the Planet Bollywood programs on the TV--somehow celebrity shows are even more mesmerizing when you don't know who the celebrities are and can't understand what they are saying. The food itself was (I think) akin to Indian home cooking and an incredible value. For $20 we got a goat dish (which the husband liked, though found a little fatty, I didn't try), a hefty portion of nummy dal, vegetable curry, rice, naan, and one of the largest plates of vegetable biryani I've ever seen. (The biryani was kind of tex-mexified with all the tomato.) It was not great, but it was a solid, carbtastic feast that hit the spot and helped quell my resentment at the DCTA. In addition to wolfing down the food I was checking out the beautiful saris worn by the women coming in with their families. Indo Pak obviously has a regular clientele of Indians and Pakistanis from the neighborhood, which is always a good sign. Some of the women (and girls) who came in were absolutely stunning in terms of dress, makeup and shoes.It was really a fashion show of sorts. The woman who took our order chatted away with the regulars, and was very friendly with us and did a good job wrapping up our bountiful leftovers. After dinner I perused the large grocery shop which had the usual staples of an Indian grocery--special flours, spice mixes, ready to eat curry meals, sweets, coconut milk, some produce, frozen goods and, of course, the ubiquitous super large bags of jasmine and Biryani rice. How does one decide which 10+ pound bag of rice to buy? To be determined. read more

If you can ignore the ambience ( its part of a grocery store) and you know what you want, this place is a winner in terms of price and quality. Food is a bit spicy and oily, but thats expected from a indo-pak cusine... I mean its a part of the deal. Naans / currys / biriyanis are great. Samosas /Patties are fresh. I am a regular here. Great value for money! read more

I wanted to host a party for my friend, Stacy for her engagement. I wanted something closer to her home, and with Indian food. I settled on Indo Pak.... Sight Unseen. Now I must admit. Everyone made fun of me, because it was the most awkward place for an engagement party ever... I mean, really. It's a supermarket. And you can't really tell its a supermarket from just Yelp. They have a small cafe-style area in the supermarket. But pretty much, it's a supermarket. The staff were very friendly, and the food was great! We took over 4 small tables for our party. All around, it was a great time, even if it was a supermarket!!! read more

the worst place ever i ordered chicken biryani last night 11/29/22 when open to eat the smell was funky and looked ok i eat the food since it was last minute and late i got so sick today like food poisoning. i would recommend not to take any food from here. it took all day for mw to recover. i dont write reviews since i got so sick i dont want any one to feel this way, never again for me this place food is horrible:( read more

I've been back here two times. Both times I ordered the palak paneer. Even though I asked them to make it NOT AT ALL spicy... it burned my mouth, esophagus, stomach and... all the way down. But, I had to keep eating it. IT was additively good... . I am pretty sure the second time I had this dish, it did permanent damage to my digestive system. Again, it was delicious! Yet, tears were pouring from my eyes. But I kept on, and on and on. I ended up very sick the next 24 hours. I cannot definitively say that the food made me sick or my body just plain rejected the molten hot lava I tried to pass off as food. All that said, I am torn between giving this place a 1 or a 5??!!??!!! I guess I'll split the difference (plus one!) I can say that I have been tempted to eat here again many times, but after my last experience I don't think I ever will. My body is even having an adverse reaction as I write this review. Actually, I haven't eaten ANY indian food since this last experience. Not even Roti Grill which is about as Americanized as it gets for Indian food. I guess... if you can handle the food... it is delicious! But, I would take the next day off work just in case! read more

Wonderful food! It's more of a Togo stop. But there are booths and tables if you want to dine in. They always have deals going on. The vegetable simosas are huge and wonderful. Butter chicken is amazing! There is also a chicken boti roll that is only $2.99 and it's huge. Well Worth all the prices. read more

Interesting hodgepodge of Indian, Pakistani and Middle Eastern food stuffs with a small grocery area. They sometimes have fresh baklava at the counter - very fresh and very reasonably priced. They carry grape leaves, but not dolmas. Sometimes they have papad, sometimes they don't. They could stand better organization in their aisles with signs in English as well as Hindi, Urdu, etc. (emphasis: English). The spices are very reasonably priced. They also have frozen Kulfi by the door. read more

Indo Pak Kitchen - Storefront - Indian Near Me - Carrollton, Texas

Extremely disappointed in the service today at Indopak carrollton on Dickerson. Have been going to this store since past 15 years to buy fresh roti and other groceries. Went today 10/24/18 at 5pm to buy pakoras as its raining. I requested to get the tamarind chutney instead the green one. I had ordered 4 orders of pakoras. The manager argued for 5 minutes that why I was asking for 4 chutnies. I said I am buying 4 orders of pakoras so requesting 4 chutnies. He kept arguing with me that i would waste it and that he will charge me .25 extra. Which I said to go ahead. I told him this is the difference in SERVICE between Desi and American stores. Will not be going back ever to that or any other branch of Indopak. read more

I am never disappointed!!! The chicken curry tastes like something your grandmother would make. The somosas are always fresh, the beef patties are literally the flakest i have ever had. Every one is always so nice, it's like visiting family. I'm here once a week minimum, and it's nice when they can tell you where to get things in the store too. read more

We usually come over here for samosa's. Today we tried chicken, veg biryani they doesn't taste as expected. Go here if you need nice samosas and tea. This restaurant wouldn't be a good option if you are a biryani lover. read more

Almost all weekend during Ramadan, we got Iftar box, it was excellent. it was very filling and quality was above par and priced very reasonable. Store part also have good Desi items read more

As I continue to eat my way through the Bengali food in Dallas, I happened upon this little place close to our hotel. Very disappointing. Just did not measure up to either Chamelli or Spice n' Rice. Don't bother. read more

Very authentic inside of quaint grocery store. Very plain surroundings and hit and miss food. Generally very good and reasonably priced. Great for my group of guys quiet and ease of conversation is the best draw. Nice to combine a full filling meal with rather difficult to find spices read more

Came for groceries, was hesitant to try the food because of the ambience ( and extremely low prices ). Food was delicious. One of the best places for indo-pak food. Beats lot of fancy places in flavor read more

fun place to visit and get fun and new groceries to try new foods ..

If I knew what was considered to be an authentic form of this genre of food, I would speculate that this place is it. Hands down the best $4.99 I've ever spent. So good. So cheap. The biryani is amazing. Tikka grilled chicken melts in your mouth. I'm coming back next weekend. read more

I love their food, it's a little oily (but I don't mind it at all)... the food is always fresh.. I also love their tea, it's different then what we make at home but it's good. read more

On several occasion we visited the store and found many of the product past their expiration date. Not just days or weeks, but months even. We did alert the manager on this, but after a return visit, the expired items were still there. We will not be coming back, because we are worried that the expired items might be used in the restaurant part of the store. So, double check any dates before you buy anything! read more

Just wow. Authentic Indian food. get ready to taste one of the best food in the area.

Went here Saturday after reading a couple reviews. Have passed it many times before heading to Al Markaz. I was pleasantly surprised. Ordered veggie samosas vegetable curry and chicken biryani. The samosas were good and cheap!! The veggie curry tasted more like tomato soup but okay. The biryani was really good, had bones which I didn't care for but for the price and the amount of food they give you you can work around that. The lady behind the counter was friendly. I will be back for sure and try a few other items on the menu. read more

indo pak food is delicious!! the food is very spicy accoridng to your needs they have varieties of biriyanis and currys. i come here often and i order GOAT BIRIYANI which is my favorite!!!!! read more

2nd visit was disappointing. Their chili chicken was tasteless. You can buy better tasting frozen dinners from supermarkets. The naan bread was dry and also tasteless. I won't be going there again. It's a hit or miss with this place; the 1st time I went it was good and very disappointing 2nd time. I ended up throwing the food away. read more

The chicken samosas are good. But the biryani is really bad. Last time I ate their I found a cockroach in the biryani.

Their food is horrible, services horrible, they stared at me like I am a ghost, Im a MINORITY that happens to love Indian food. I hope this restaurant and others will see this message. We may not be your intended customers, but we spend money too and other cathering a lot.... read more

I bought Almonds from their grocery store that were infested with maggots. When I brought them back, owner did not want to take it back because I threw away the original bag. After much arguing he did issue a refund but refused to remove the remaining maggot infested Almond Bags from the shelf. I have filed a complaint against the owner with Texas Department of Health and Safety. read more

This is a great place to shop. I buy all my desi foods from Indopak. They have a wide selection of spices and halal meat. They are very reasonably priced and it is worth the money to shop at Indopak. Hope this review helps. read more

Decent food with decent prices. Tandoori flavor is excellent. Also the owners are actually polite and know the concept of customer service. Clean place connected to a grocery store. read more

This place was pretty disappointing. The food is gud but i hate their service... the lady who took my order was very silent and was ignoring me... i have lot of option .. read more

Never ever buy food from Indian Pakistani or Bangladeshi owned restaurants.all they know is make money no quality or customer service both they don't even know what it is .this place is recycling food all the time .try there food Monday it will be the left over from Sunday .see the kitchen how dirty is.these people come to our store and complaining for everything.really? read more