We love visiting Neetu's Foodtruck--it truly feels like comfort food on wheels! Their veg paratha…read moreand chai are our go-to favorites, and I love their veg pakoras too. It's always a treat to swing by. The whole food truck spot is a vibe, especially in the evenings. With music, good food, and a lively crowd, it's a great place for a casual hangout with friends and family. Give this spot a try if you're looking for tasty bites and a relaxed atmosphere!

Update from my previous review: as I clean the house with leftover pani puri from last night after…read morebeing in food coma from all the good food delivered from this place, I realized they included a hand written note in a homemade bag of treats. How sweet is that, especially in this day and age where everything is digital without the "human touch". I can't wait till the weather warms up a bit for me to go sit at the food truck park and enjoy! This place has the best pani puri I've had in Katy! With this place being walking distance from me and delivers so fast with common sense, I would not have to go all the way to hillcroft for good pani puri. So grateful I found this place, I will continue to order!

Alief Kitchen: A Hidden Gem of Indo-Pak Flavor!…read more If you're craving bold, aromatic, and truly authentic Indo-Pak cuisine, do yourself a favor and run, not walk, to Alief Kitchen. This food truck serves up dishes that are not only delicious but thoughtfully prepared with attention to flavor, spice, and tradition. Here's what we tried: Mango Lassi: Silky smooth with a perfect balance of sweet mango and tart yogurt. It was so refreshing I couldn't decide whether to savor it slowly or chug it all in one go. Generous portion and thoughtful packaging, too. Butter Chicken: Absolutely stellar. The rich, deep brownish-red gravy was fragrant and beautifully spiced. Each bite transported me back to flavors I experienced during my trip to India. The chicken was tender and full of flavor. This is the kind of dish you dream about! Goat Biryani: A standout! The spices were layered and fragrant, the goat was tender and cooked perfectly. Eating it traditionally with my hands left the lovely lingering aroma of garam masala, a small joy for anyone who appreciates authentic South Asian cuisine. (Note: as with traditional biryani, bones are included!) Schezwan Chicken Lollipop: What a surprise! Ultra-crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and seasoned with the perfect level of heat and complexity. These six flavorful lollipops are great on their own or as an appetizer. Even my husband, who's typically not a fan of sauces, loved them! Jeera Rice: Nutty, earthy, and buttery! This rice was a beautiful complement to the butter chicken. The aromatics alone were divine and elevated the whole meal. Naan: Soft, pillowy, and warm. Two large pieces were more than enough for three of us to share. Perfect for scooping up biryani or sopping up extra gravy. If you're not one to eat rice by hand, this naan is your best friend. Ragda Patties (Minus the Patties): While the patties were missing, I didn't miss them one bit. The dish was still so flavorful and tender. It would have paired nicely with dosa the next morning, making for an ideal breakfast! Everything was wonderfully spiced, tender, and aromatic. Portions were generous, prices were fair, and we had plenty left for the next day. (Pro tip: the biryani tastes amazing even cold!) Alief Kitchen has mastered the art of Indo-Pak street food with heart, tradition, and serious flavor. This food truck is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates bold spices, authentic recipes, a genuine love of good food, and kind people with amazing service! Note: good, fresh food takes time! If you're not wanting to wait for the food to be prepared, call in advance. Considering the amount of food we got, we waited about 25 minutes. Needless to say, it was WELL worth the wait!

Fast, friendly, and yummy Mango Lasi!!! Can't wait to work my way through the entire menuread more

Delicious Nepalese food…read more Chicken Chowmin was piping hot and delicious. Great portions for 10.99 Definitely will go back to try the momos. They give you free tea.

Tried for the first time and I had to google search many items as we have never had Himalayan food…read morebefore. Food was very flavorful but spicy. Definitely was very authentic tasting! The only non spicy item was the chicken momo. Also got a Mango drink which quenched the spice. Really good food overall!

It's my first time coming to the food truck and I got the cheeseburger with the yogurt drink. I…read morelooooved the cheeseburger (took me back to Iran). And the sauce on the burger was just the perfect touch. The lady that runs the food truck is the sweetest lady. She was very nice with me and even offered me tea while I was waiting. I'll come here more often!

The owner is so sweet! I ordered the cheeseburger, She gave me a free tea and told me to wait, the…read moretea is floral and very tasty, got the food, awesome, fresh, love it! Good clean spot for some food.

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!

Wow! What can I say about this place? It definitely doesn't look like much from the outside but the…read morestaff is super friendly and the food was amazing! My friend and I were looking for a good indo-pak restaurant in the area and struck out a couple of times so this was our last option. When we walked in we were warmly greeted and given a menu. Didn't look like much and the place was empty for Saturday afternoon, so we were skeptical but decided to try it since the man greeting us was so welcoming. We ended up going with the goat karahi (curry goat) and butter chicken. We were warned about the goat dish being spicy and it was really spicy but I was warned lol. It did come with a delicious yogurt sauce to tame the spice, so that was good. And the butter chicken- wow! That was soo good. The sauce was just perfect for the rice and naan. Also balanced out the spicy curry goat dish. We also ended up getting a side of paratha, which was also delicious. Flaky and crunchy with a soft interior. The naan was also really good. Plain, yet had a fluffy softness that is somewhat different from what I've had in the past. I'm so glad we came here and can't wait to come back and try more things. If you're in the area and like this type of food, I highly suggest you stop in!!

A very bad experience. The menu is unclear, I ordered the seekh kebabs. They're supposed to come…read morerolled in a naan for the price of $9.99. I did not get my naan but I was charged for it. He presented me with the credit card receipt and not for the items I purchased. I discovered this after returning home. I dislike these sneaky practices, so I will never go to that restaurant again. I did call and ask to speak with the owner, but the man who answered hung up on me. Besides they have 2 different menus, wth different prices. Apart from the above, the nihari curry was nothing but flour and the other two curries could be the same one. I tasted them and couldn't tell the difference. But that's on me, I wouldn't go back again to get that kind of abuse. Hopefully you don't get ripped off if you decide to visit this place. I visited at lunchtime and there were no customers at al, that should say a lot more than the other paid reviewers who made comments.

Priced affordable! Friendly staff and dishes are tasty! I highly recommend this place.read more

Ok soooo when I pulled in I thought I was rolling up to a BBQ place, turns out it was Indian, but…read moreI'm always down for some good Indian food! And constantly searching for a good Samosa ( that's why they got three stars, but we'll get back to that part) My order consisted of Butter Chicken, Garlic Naan (rice or naan are a separate order item) and one order of Samosas (good call on my part) The naan was very tough and quite chewy which was a great disappointment, but the bigger disappointment was the Butter Chicken. The very first piece was pure gristle and honestly it tasted more like Chicken Boti. I tried several more bites to make sure it wasn't just a one off.... It wasn't sadly. Now the reason for the three stars the Samosas..... Big, Giant, puffs of heaven! You may not be able to tell from the pic (be happy y'all got one cause as anyone who reads my food reviews know, I rarely get food pics cause I'm digging in before the server has gotten their hand completely out of the way, usually) these Samosas took up my whole palm! I ordered the plain ones ie: no meat and the my were stuffed and had the perfect amount of spicy heat. I will absolutely be going back just for those! The gentleman taking my order was very kind and polite. And the inside was set up to receive small parties as well as large ones. They also have a buffet area set up although I do not know when those times are.

this place was one of the best eats ive had in awhile! i tried the spicy chicken shawarma, fries,…read moreand chicken samsa. the spicy chicken shawarma was stuffed and filled to the brim, even half filled me up completely, the sauces were complimenting the chicken so well, and the chicken was made amazingly. the toppings inside all worked well with the overall shawarma. the fries were a tad disappointing, as they felt like they weren't crispy and lacked salt, but they were crispy when inside the shawarma itself. the chicken samsa was well cooked and well seasoned, and overall tasted delicious. i loved this place and hope to try the soups & plov next time! best shawarma of my LIFE

Great food, great price! The big boss is my favorite and specially like the sauce they add to the…read moreshawarma.