When in Dallas , eat in good places .. and this surely one among them :) was visiting frisco and…read moredidn't want to miss tasting their food . Luckily I reserved a table before going and was able to walk in... it gets really crowded in the afternoons and weekends.. sometimes the wait times can be more than 30 minutes . You can book a table through Google . Ambience is good.. lots of seats inside to sit and eat. Lots of parking outside.. location wise it is very, very good. Very close to other shops and restaurants.. The menu was exhaustive.. so many Andhra style dishes. Mudda Pappu rice was a speciality home made food which they sell. Biryani., naan , North Indian, South Indian, - you name it and they have it . The guy was very helpful, giving their best dishes in the menu.. service was really good.. Started off with a vada . It was ok. I think it is machine made . Outside crispy and inside hard ! All machine based vadas taste the same . Wish they can make it with hand . The special lunch thali was super good. Wish they had gunpowder, avakaya, gongura on the table , to make it look more andhraish. Sambar idli was super good too. Juices gave us more refreshment. Overall a good experience . 4 stars

It was our first time dining at BB Frisco. Had heard alot of good experiences that we ought to try…read morefor ourselves. Fortunately we were able to reserve a table for our family. We were given the table as soon as we checked in. Immediately the waitress gave us the ipad for Menu. Pretty tech savvy. Service of food was prompt as well. The food was good on South Indian flavors. Some dishes were too spicy and some were reasonably hot. Overall good experience though. Ambience was nice as well.

Excellent food & service.i was there Friday evening and service was quick at the same time they did…read morenot rush me to empty the table.

Came here for afterwork tea. My Indian colleagues ordered for me. The place is nice and clean and…read morethe order came promptly.

We had a friends get together and wanted to choose a restaurant equi distant to everyone in…read moredifferent Dallas cities and found this. .. this one surely was a great pick .. a perfect Indian / Andhra style restaurant .. location wise it was good . Lots of parking outside and lots of seats inside to sit and eat . The ambience wasn't the best but it was ok for us . Service was top notch .. the girl taking orders , exactly knew our pulse and suggested some good dishes for the whole gang . Almost everything we ate was delicious . Starters - peanut masala superbb , chicken 65 was good and crispy and the best was the baby corn starter . It was super good and we had to repeat order that one .. Goat curry had great flavors and the meat was juicy . Road side fried rice was a stunner . Haven't had this one in a long time . Chicken curry was also good . . Spice levels were apt for all of us to enjoy a good meal. I do not give 5 stars much but this one deserves it . 5 stars

DELICIOUS INDIAN FOOD. Loved the open dining experience and how diverse the dining crowd was…read more Everything we had was amazing, we will be back!

Love ¥*+£Dilpreet£+*¥ give this man a promotion he saved my cat from choking.The chai was so good…read moreme and ¥*+£Dilpreet£+*¥ also started dancing. i loved mango lassi and i loved butter chicken it was gery good and he gave me extra chicken. Garlic Naan and with extra seasoning and more sauce. Mango lassi he gave me extra mango, and i loved the sizzling brownie and they all started clapping for me because i ate the ice cream and it was sizzling. Also, Mr ¥+*£Dilpreet£+*¥ was extremely nice and gave me very tasty chicken tikka. Love ¥+*£DILPREET£+*¥ -Ryaan, peace.

I'm surprised that there are not many reviews about the 4ft dosa ($44.99) at Sankalp! We came just…read morefor that after seeing it online, and it did not disappoint. The amount of food is good for 4 people, and we had all enjoyed the taste. The atmosphere was inviting, and we were well taken care of by our servers, Lucky and another gentleman whose name we did not catch. Thank you for a great experience!

We had a great experience at Bawarchi Cuisine in Frisco TX. The butter chicken was excellent and…read moreprobably the best we have had. Chicken 65 was flavorful and the lime sodas were refreshing. The masala dosa was also very good. We were celebrating our mom's birthday and the staff surprised us with two free slices of cake which was a really thoughtful gesture. Soumi provided great service, friendly and attentive. The restaurant was clean including the bathrooms which we appreciated. Would definitely come back.

Thoroughly enjoyed this place! I had been in Mumbai India for a few weeks and everything about this…read moreplace felt authentic. The restaurant was clean and well appointed. The food was so good. We got our usual chicken tikka masala and garlic naan (for the first time ever it was not burnt like every other Indian restaurant we have been to in the past!) but i also branched out and tried something new: Chole Batura and wow, i loved it. So-so many authentic options! Now i know what other things to order in the rite. Im here with my son for a soccer camp for the week and i will most definitely be coming back. Not just for the food but especially for the service. We were served by Nikhil and were delighted with his attention and super friendly disposition. He made sure to ask if we liked everything we tried and took excellent care of us. This place is a must try!

Super solid dining experience. The best dish by a landslide was the Chili baby corn! It looks like…read moreit'd be the chicken when it arrives but it's baby corn coated in chili goodness. The next standouts were the Garlic naan and Calcutta chicken. Let's be real though, it's really hard to mess up garlic naan. But the chicken was sizzling away. The Hakka noodles were fine and mixed well with the sauce from the Calcutta chicken. The lollipop chicken was okay but not something I'd order again. A couple things for next time- I chickened out on ordering the normal spiciness and asked for them to be 1 level less spicy as I assumed the normal spice was spicy. I'd do the spice it comes with cuz the dishes weren't spicy at all although they were still flavorful. I don't love that water is bottled water here but otherwise the food came out pretty quickly and we were able to sit and chat without feeling bothered or rushed. Without having to refill waters, they check on you a bit less which is fine with me. Cozy restaurant with enough seating and space.

Red Hot has become one of my favorite spots. This location is always super busy, a bit on the…read morelouder side, service is good.

Drove up to Dallas for a concert and happened to stop by here for dinner. This place was…read morerecommended to us by a friend who visits here often as a student since 2016. Generally speaking, Indian food is better in Dallas than Austin because of the population here. We ended up ordering idiyappam with coconut milk, Kari dosa, chicken briyani parotta etc., and loved every dish. Nothing was better than the other. All of them were perfect and flavorful. The coconut milk consistency was amazing: so thick and creamy just like the ones from India. Kari dosa was exceptionally good too! Coming to ambience, they can work on it more. The restroom was not clean and there were no toilet rolls. Otherwise, the food and service was good.

Hands-down the best and authentic South Jndian restaurant I've ever been to in Texas and the…read moreambiance takes us so close to home with all the old Tamil movie posters, the playlist, the menu and their unique names and the dishes itself which is so rare to get them in the US. The place ebbing with Tamil and loved it to the core. My order: Dosa Idly Kari dosa Idiyappam Filter coffee Loved how soft idiyappam was and its side coconut milk was out of the world with perfect sweetness! Kalaki The dosa was so hot and roasted to perfection with their add-ons chutneys and sandbars, loved the sandbar and its taste. Loved all the chutney, but mainly the tomato chutney!! To top them off, the kalaki was succulent and sumptuous and loved the whole dish! I would now want to visit them again and visit Dallas just for this restaurant. I wish they opened up in Austin.

I went here for dessert & of course chai as the place looked really pretty with desi/middle eastern…read morevibe. The décor is super vibrant & insta worthy although it felt a little dusty ‍ prolly from all the carpets, cushions and heavily upholstered furniture. Also the place was super hot! Not sure if they had some issues with their ac that day as I noticed the fans were on. I tried the Irani chai, which I really liked for it being lighter and less creamy than other places. Then also tried the Kashmiri chai, just for the color of it all! So Kashmiri chai is literally pink and comes without sugar. Only thing is it comes in a cup without a handle and it's hotttt so be careful! Dessert options were limited! I was expecting more like Indian tea time snacks like jalebi and what not.

If I could give 0 stars, I would…read more We walked in, found a seat, and waited over 10 minutes without anyone greeting us. We eventually rang the bell ourselves. When the waitress finally came over, she just stood by the register and asked, "Did you ring the bell?" still no greeting. We asked a few questions about the difference between dahi puri and pani puri, since we don't typically eat North Indian food. The manager/owner came over to answer, but seemed annoyed that we'd asked. We ordered two appetizers, an entree, and a chai. Everything came out late. When the entree (beef nihari) finally arrived, the plate was cold. I tried the gravy with the naan room temperature at best. For $16.99 (?), the dish had one piece of beef and a large bone with what I assumed was marrow. When I tried to spoon it out, it looked frozen or congealed, and touching it confirmed it was cold. We rang the bell again, since the entire staff was in the kitchen and no one was watching the guest area. When the owner came over, I asked if the dish was supposed to be served cold. She got defensive and immediately said it had been "boiled." I told her we wouldn't be eating it and asked if she'd like to touch the marrow and gravy herself to see. Her response was, "What am I supposed to do?" She took the plate away, said she'd warm it up, and bring it back. I said no we weren't going to eat it at that point. She offered to credit the card but kept implying we'd been unhappy from the start. For asking the difference between, dahi puri and pani puri. She expects us to not be unhappy after all, the entree came late, the food was cold, chai was cold and the attitude the entire time was unpleasant. We declined the credit offer, when we heard her talk about us out loud in the kitchen, we decided to walk out without any credit and still paid the service fee and the total cost of our nasty food. On top of all that: you have to order at the cashier yourself, they still charge a service fee for a party of three, and then the tablet prompts you for a tip. Haha....THIS PLACE IS A JOKE! They spend their effort on decorations and forgot providing customer service and food quality. HORRIBLE PLACE, DO NOT GO AND WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE! Not returning.