The best masala chai I have ever had outside of my own kitchen. I mean...insanely good. The chai…read morewas like $3-$4, rightfully so! The chai in the east coast is usually $2 which is exactly what you pay for. I'd pay $5 for this chai - it deserves the same price as a latte from any coffee shop.

Good chai and decent samosas. We went on a evening when it was rainy - a perfect atmosphere for…read moresome chai and samosas. This place did not disappoint.

Just WOW!! We were in the area to have dinner but the…read morerestaurant we had planned on going did not have a covered area to sit at, so we decided to try this restaurant and OMG! We made the right choice!! We had known about how good their nihari was and so decided to order that first! We also ordered their famous dhaga kabab and chicken tikka, along with fresh plain naan and puri parathas. Their nihari was served in a steel deep plate and served on a stove on the table to keep it hot! This was the highlight of the experience! They also helped us with our toddler, waving to him, recognizing that i needed the high chair moved and without me even telling them they came to help! Such hospitality, I have not seen in Dallas restaurants! Especially in Pakistani/desi restaurants! The restaurant was packed and busy but every server had a smile on their face! It was really good experience!

We had a wonderful experience at Ashar's Kitchen when we visited with my dad and my mother in law…read more We ordered the paya, chicken tikka, seekh kabab, and Chapli kabab, and everything was flavorful, fresh, and truly enjoyable. What really made our visit exceptional was our server, Mohammad Ahmer. He went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable, well taken care of, and enjoying our meal. His attentiveness, kindness, and genuine hospitality made the entire experience feel special. Great food paired with outstanding service made this a memorable visit. We will definitely be coming back because of the excellent service we got!

Gol gappe - 9/10 - $6.99 - I like that the fillings came on the side so i could fill how much i…read morewanted. Puris and fillings were fresh and tasty Raj kachori - 9/10 - $8.99 - Full of flavor, i wish the outer part was a bit more crispier but overall delicious Masala dosa - 9.5/10 - $10.99 - All the fillings had so much flavor and the dosa was soft. Veg grilled sandwich - 8.5/10 - $11.99 - Very tasty for a veggie sandwich and i loved the presentation. Found my new favorite spot for desi snacks!! I loved how everything was made-to-order and fresh. We had to wait a while for our food but it was so worth it. The chutneys and fillings were all flavorful Definitely recommend!

Waited for about an hour but the food is average . Better the waiting can be reduced. Also, the…read moredelivery quality needs improvement

Got the food to go. Perfect packaging! Goat biryani was…read morespicy yet so tasty. It's a good amount in one order with lots of meat. Chicken Bihari--OMG soft and tender meat with a nice char and perfect spice. Aloo palak--flavorful veggie curry Bihari kabab roll--spicy yet delicious. Def recommend!! It's delicious food and great quality!!

Food order today Boti chicken kabob roll 6/10…read more- chicken was really tender and flavorful, the seasoned onions were a little bit much, roti was a little raw Beef samosas 5/10 - you won't be disappointed but you won't crave it either Lahori fried fish 10/10 - kind of the best fried fish I've had at most places. Great flavor super krispy and they use mahi which was a pleasant surprise Butter chicken 3/10 - it was a little bland and too much tomato not enough cream and spice. The consistency of the sauce was good chicken tender but I wouldn't order it again Beef kabob karahi 10/10 Good rich flavor, hits all the spice notes the sauce is perfectly balanced Khandari garlic naan 10/10 Massive, light, crispy, fluffy and garlicky not dense Plain naan 10/10 They don't have a lot of staff so be patient, but generally they are still pretty quick and efficient.

We visited this place on our last trip to Houston. They have great options for milkshakes, kulfi,…read morefresh juices, ice creams, and fast food. It almost felt like a place in South Asia, with all the freshly made food. The ambiance was simple, with decent seating. Service was quick. We tried their abject kaju shake and it was delicious. I was so full from drinking half of the glass that I had to finish the remaining half the next day. We also tried their Pistachio kulfi which was ok.

A delight for the eyes and overall good A little weird they…read moredidnt do small sizes for both juices but the Green6 was p good Falooda was okay but was on the sweeter side Hillcroft location prob better

I think the food here was decent/around average, but the quality of service really decreased the…read moreexperience for me. They forgot our Garlic Naan orders multiple times, and got confused about how many of each dish we ordered. The chicken karahi I got was okay, but was a little bit lacking in flavor and protein amount. I did enjoy the mango lassi though!

If you expect to compete with the likes of Aga's and other Indo-Pak restaurants in the greater…read moreHouston area, the owners or management of this establishment need to read this clearly, two times. Elite, please hire servers that know how to execute the job description. I shouldn't have to flag my waitress down to order basic items like drinks for the table. It's common sense to check on a table that is sitting. Also when we tell you we are ready to order, don't tell us to hold on and proceed to disappear for 10 minutes. Yes waitress in the Hijab, I'm talking to you. On a busy Mother's Day dinner night; why are there so many people cleaning and so little amount of servers? It makes no sense. Also please teach your staff to not wear the same gloves to serve food, clean dirty tables and get to-go boxes for customers. Those gloves are 100% cross contaminated and I feel like that is food safety 101. I never let service affect my ratings but I am waiving my white flag and surrendering to the atrocities I experienced today along with my family. Even on my way out, I thanked our waitress to be polite and she didn't even acknowledge us. Yes, waitress in the Hijab, I'm talking to you. The owners or management of this place are either entirely clueless or severely impaired. The food was mediocre at best. The goat karahi tasted as if they burnt the tomato sauce. Their lassi isn't even a lassi, it's like a mango shake. A majority of the meats in the mixed grill were either overcooked or just plain bad. I'm not hating. I promise. I'm calling it as I see it. This place is just that terrible. I won't be back.

I ordered schezwan noodles and it took almost an hour to get my food ready, when I got it there was…read morebarely any chicken and almost no flavor we didnt even finish half of it.

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tldr; tika boti roll .. eat it. So good. Very very good…read more Well ain't this a pity. My crappy photos are the only representation of the fine food served this rolling establishment. If the pictures aren't quite worth a thousand words perhaps my words can paint a better picture. The "kabob" roll is a Pakistani street food staple perfected over eons of toil by Pakistani chefs slaving over hot stoves and grills {even though the country is only 73 years old as of this writing and was once part of the British empire's Indian colony [so technically it's a British dish then? (Another thing they stole from us!)]} ... anyway I digress. Kabob roll typically made with kabob (beef, or Lamb by our Indian cousins) but almost as popularly and arguably more often made with Chicken. The menu here has the favorites you'd expect to find at a Karachi kabob roll house. The fact that they had a garlic mayo roll got me and the better half glee with glee. And while it was a valiant effort it wasn't quite the besting the "streets" of Karachi and then came the Tikka Boti Roll and man does that thing take you back to the streets of wherever you call home where they serve the same thing. It's good. It's damn good. You will eat it. You will also need to go early enough so they don't run out. I have no closing statement. Just go eat :)

Love the rolls at this place. Favorite one is garlic mayo roll. They are huge - can almost fill up…read more2 people. It's a bit oily, but I think it's part of the good tasting paratha. Can't wait to come back!

Aga's Restaurant & Catering is considered one of the best Pakistani restaurants in all of North…read moreAmerica. This location has a banquet hall as well as a large restaurant that looked like it had seating for over 200 people. I went with their goat chops, beef bihari boti, goat shinwari karahi and naan. Goat chops ($27 - 5 pieces) - This is their most famous dish, and was the best Pakistani BBQ spiced item I have ever tried! The goat chops were so tender, juicy and had such flavorful spices. I can't stop thinking about these! Beef bihari boti ($13 - 6 pieces) - This was another impressive dish, consisting of 6 tenderized boneless pieces of beef prepared in some bold spices which utilized papaya and yogurt. Goat shinwari karahi ($21) - While the karahi was good and flavorful, I don't feel this particular karahi was as bold and strong as regular karahis I have had elsewhere. This restaurant offers several types of karahi, and I should have gone with the standard karahi, but this was still good. Naan ($2) - This was extremely reasonably priced and the naan was pillowy soft. Overall I was impressed with the service here and the food. Aga's definitely lived up to the hype and I'm glad I got to try this Pakistani HALAL restaurant. This is a must visit for anyone visiting Houston!

The Food: Every dish is packed with authentic, bold flavors. The Goat Chops were perfectly charred…read moreand tender. They are a bit spicy, which doesn't bother me but they are too spicy for my daughter that eats nothing spicy. The Butter Chicken is delicious and not spicy at all, and their Garlic Naan is the ideal companion for scooping up every last bit of curry. The Service: Despite how busy they stay, the staff is remarkably efficient and attentive, ensuring that your water is filled and your courses arrive hot. The Vibe: It's a great spot for large groups or a nice dinner out. It feels upscale yet remains deeply rooted in traditional hospitality. OVERALL - The food was absolutely delicious. Whether you are a longtime fan of Indo-Pak cuisine or trying it for the first time, Aga's sets a very high bar. It's the kind of meal you'll find yourself craving again the very next day. Depending on what time you go you will have to wait more than just a few minutes. We went on Sunday afternoon and had a half an hour wait, but was worth the wait.

nasty place..flies all over dining tables are dirty ..expensive compared to taste and quantityread more

Unexpected pleasant surprise! It was Convenient, fast and delicious home made taste, while I filled…read moreup my car with gas! It can't get any easier!