I love trying Indian restaurants around the city and this was a first for me! The magical maggi…read morerolls caught my attention. Any Indian knows that maggi is a staple to have at home. Eating them in as a roll vessel is simply well... magical. I enjoyed these and almost ordered more. The Andra chicken curry was absolutely delicious as well. I enjoyed it and was so stuffed with our other items that I had to save it and eat at home. The portions were great to share or eat for one. My kids 5&7 also enjoyed the kids menu and licked their plates clean up...a rare occurrence. Any place that has momos gets on my list to come back, especially if they are great like they were here! I'll be coming back in no time.

Monks in Pearland is a solid spot if you're in the mood for something a little different. We…read moreordered the goat biryani, chicken tikka masala, and a paneer dish. The biryani packed a good amount of spice, which I personally loved. The chicken tikka masala was decent but pretty standard. The paneer dish, though, was definitely unusual and had a flavor that felt a bit off on its own, but it worked better when paired with rice. Prices were a bit on the higher side, especially for a more casual, hole in the wall kind of place. Our waitress said we should try more unique dishes next time. Overall, it's a good restaurant with an interesting, fusion menu. I'd come back to try other dishes and see what else stands out.

Amazing Indian food with friendly staff located inside a small grocery store. I have been twice and…read moreloved it each time. Note that there is no indoor seating, so it's more of a grab and go situation.

The newest Indian food location at Pearland- Chingari…read moreLocated inside Yogi Indian grocery stores, Chingari is owned by Harsh, its a take-away for Indian snacks made fresh in the adjoining kitchen. We got the vada pav and it was true to its name Chingari- woke up all my good taste buds which were craving for good Indian street food closer home. The guy at the counter (I did not get his name :( ) was fresh off the boat, super sweet and helpful ! I went in looking for pani puri, but ended up getting vada pav, hopefully they will start their chat counter soon. Now i have two reasons to go to Yogi Indian store - Groceries and hot Indian snacks! Must ....must visit !

Absolutely delicious! I ordered the butter chicken with garlic naan for pickup, and everything was…read morefresh, hot, and packed with flavor. The butter chicken was creamy, perfectly seasoned, and SO good, and that garlic naan was the perfect addition. Hands down some of the best Indian food I've had in Pearland! I'll definitely be back!

I had picked up to go, but this food Was soooooo good!!! I…read morewent inside for pick up and the vibe inside seems so chill and relaxing, I definitely will be back to eat inside. The young ladies at the front were nice and polite. But the food.. oh man I love it! Great quality, everything was on point. I wanted to go back the next day again it was that good.

EVERYTHING WAS AMAZING!!!!!! The flavors were soooooo awesome!!! The owner is super nice and was…read morevery good at helping me decide what to get as I have never had Indian food before.

Visited Ruchi's yesterday which coincidentally happened to be their hard opening day in this…read morelocation. I had heard reviews about Ruchi's in its other location and wanted to try it. Without hesitating I placed a big order of Tomato soup Veg Korma Veg platter ( starter) Garlic naan Gulab jamoon And Chai The bill for everything came up to about &60, which was at par with other Indian restaurants around. The Veg platter was something unique, they call it Ruchi's 555 platter and is somewhat similar to Gobi Manchurian but has additional vegetables like baby corn and panner. It was pretty good. The garlic naan was great too, soft but had the distinct flavor. Veg korma went very well with it. I chose spice level medium to be safe, but at this place, I think I would be comfortable choosing their level 3 spice. Korma comes with rice, so I had rice too. The gulab jamoon really was my star. They told me they make it in house, it was really good. They even had ample pista pieces in the syrup. Just loved it. I had ordered a to- go, and had the opportunity to meet Preeti, who is, in fact the owner of Ruchi's. Interior is tastefully done. Everything looks spic and span. Hope that is maintained so. Parking - is something to watch out for. That complex gets full in the evenings really fast. They must do something about it. There are plenty of businesses in the strip mall, many restaurants, so people come and stay. I have no idea how it can be solved but Parking anywhere in that place is a bit of a challenge especially if you have to go in the evening or weekends. But , that is a general problem, not specific to Ruchi's. Ruchi's is a good stop for Indian food. Don't forget to grab gulab jamoon and some masala chai.

Always delicious and great service. BYOB or W or try the Thai drinks. Great vibes in a small dining…read moreroom.

The name is fitting. Thai Stellar is stellar. I stopped by on a Saturday early afternoon for lunch…read more As you would expect since it's Pearland, parking isn't an issue in the free lot they share with several other businesses including TJ's Filipino. Ambiance (3.5/5): Thai Stellar is a small but nice restaurant. We were seated at a booth. I love a good both, and that is what most of the seating consists of at this Thai restaurant. Service (4.5/5): Overall, the service was quite good. Efficient and attentive. Two of the main things I look for. Drinks (3.5/5): I ended up going with an orange soda, because the da chanh, fresh lemonade, was quite pricey. I couldn't justify it. Food (4/5): I went with the combination pad see ew which comes with chicken, beef, and pork. Pad see ew is my favorite Thai dish and it is done at a high level here. The noodles are perfection. The sauce is perfection. And there's a good amount of meat. It's a little pricey though I get that you're getting three meats. That seems to be the trend at Thai Stellar. We stayed away from the satay appetizer for the same reason and opted for the more affordable egg rolls (2). Which were crispy and complimented nicely by some sweet chili sauce. Overall, excellent food. Just more than you would expect to pay at a neighborhood restaurant in the suburbs.

This is a hidden gem located in a small shopping center. Indian dishes are reasonably priced and…read moredelicious. The owner (Raj) is always there, working hard to create the best Indian food in Houston. We go there at least twice a week for take-out.

Literally don't come if you're hungry because they put like 3 pieces of chicken on a 15 dollar…read moreplate. We spent 50 dollars on 2 containers of chicken masala and some nan and they're so stingy with the chicken it's ridiculous. We waited over 40 minutes because they said "they didn't get our order" until we pulled up the receipt and we had to wait even longer for them to prepare it. Service is such a mess . Also don't use the promo code online because it doesn't work, we called the customer support number and they said the restaurant hadn't even approved the promo code yet but they're online advertising it?

We probably get the egg rolls once a week...they're so good. The rest of their food is just as good…read moreand HUGE portions! On top of that, they're super friendly too!

This take-out only place was filled with takeout bags when I came on a Saturday night. I was…read moreexcited because surely, this means that it's gotta be pretty decent to have so many orders right?? We ordered our go-to trio of entrees: Butter Chicken - this familiar orange dish had a good amount of chicken and packed a pocket of flavor in every bite. I know butter chicken definitely has sweetness to it, but this was a little too sweet for my liking. Palak Paneer - greens, greens and cheese. This vegetarian spinach dishes as filled with herbs. The taste wasn't bad, but the consistency was weird. It was very watery. Tikka Masala Chicken - this red chicken curry dish had a ton of spices, welcoming you into flavor town. Overall, the dishes weren't bad by any means, but they all had very similar aspects that made them ehhh. All 3 entrees seemed watered down (very very liquid-y) and were all on the sweeter side. Inside the little take out shop, they have pre-made dishes too in case you change your mind and want more while waiting for your to-go orders (the wait is very short/nearly non-existent)!

Tonight was my first time at their recent location as I had been to the one right down the road in…read morethe past. Again, I had the Red Curry medium spicy with chicken. Very fresh, very delicious, full of bamboo shoots, peas, etc. The gravy was just the right level of sweetness and had a savory, earthy touch to it too. All the ingredients added more flavor, color and bite to the curry. The chicken pieces were all very well-marinated and so soft. The service was very welcoming, friendly and efficient. I look forward to also trying their panang curry, pineapple curry, massaman curry, basil fried rice and drunken noodles eventually on future dine-in sessions.

Great little Thai place not far from my son's house. I had the green curry and my son's fiancé had…read morethe Penang curry. Food was excellent, service was great, and the vibe was exactly what we wanted (casual and quiet).