Stopped in for takeout late night, i was very glad that there was a restaurant open so that I could…read moreeat! We ordered pakora chicken, the prawns dish, goat curry and goat biryani. The prawns dish was the best dish we had! Incredible flavor! Service was straightforward with ordering at the counter. Then we waited for the food and checked out the space! The restaurant is huge and looks great for large groups. Would definitely return to try more items.

---- Critics Review ----- Go! Go! Go! Very good Indian…read morecuisine. Beautiful decor, lots of room and affordable. Staff is super friendly and patient with Americans who don't know the menu and can't pronounce the menu. I've had 4 visits in 1 week. They are very accommodating and "Uncle" is the chef. I've focused on the tandoori chicken (leg/thigh) and chicken tikka (breast meat). Perfect flavor - I mean really good!! When I go for lunch, the cook is perfect and the meat is very moist. However, during the dinner rush, the chicken tikka gets a bit over cooked and is on the dry side (but not cotton dry!). My suggestion is to order it with "no black areas from the grill". That will ensure it remains moist. While I know & cook Indian food at home, this dish I can't do and always got out for. Absolutely high quality and well made food! (Getting chicken tiki masala Monday! Can't wait!)

I've been to this momo spot multiple times before (mostly for to go orders) and it was kind of a…read morehit or miss last time, so I wanted to give it another try. This time I went a bit all out and ordered the butter chicken momo, creamy Sichuan momo, tandoori momo, steamed momo, and the Delhi masala momo. Honestly, this visit was way better. Last time the biggest issue was the sauce, it just wasn't enough and everything felt pretty dry, but this time they really fixed that and the sauces actually showed up, which made a huge difference. Everything tasted solid overall, though it really depends on what you like since the flavors are pretty different across the menu. The momo wrappers are on the thicker side, so if you're someone who prefers a thinner skin, just keep that in mind because that was the case with all the ones I tried. My favorite ended up being the tandoori momo, even though it was a bit salty, the flavor was really good. I usually don't go for butter chicken momo, but that one surprised me, it was actually a hit and everyone at the table liked it. The Delhi masala momo was vegetarian and still packed with flavor, and the creamy Sichuan momo was also pretty good. The place was pretty busy when we went, but the service was quick, so overall this time it felt like a much better experience.

this was our second choice restaurant, we wanted to actually go to a buffet, but it was too…read morecrowded, so we ended up here instead. Glad we did... I've never had nepal food before and i must say i can't believe i waited all this time to taste it. We ended up getting the Butter Chicken Momo and the Himalayan Kitchen Special Chow Mein (Beef) both for around 34 bucks. I know its a bit pricey for something that's fast and not at a full service restaurant, but i think it was worth it. The burst of flavor was intense on the momos... I really enjoyed the sweet and umami taste of the butter chicken sauce. one hack is to take a small bite of the momo and then fill the inside with sauce and then eat the whole momo. The chow mein was also really good and has a nice kick to it. This place is fairly close by my office and i'll be back.

They are an enormous Indian buffet with chaat stations, pizzas and pasta stations, and lots of…read morevegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. Two types of lassis, regular sweet and mango, and a masala chai to finish off the meal. The place is clean, the food is hot and proper temperature, and I can get my Indian food fix while my kids enjoy pizza and pasta. There is usually a short wait on the weekends, and when you get seated, they take your drink orders, and you can get in the buffet line. The food is solid - saag paneer, paneer and chicken tikka masala, veg Manchurian, chaat stations, curries, samosas, a few cakes and halwas for dessert. Adult buffet is $25/person - not a bad deal!

This place has been on my 'try' list for years, but we're solid devotees of Our Place, so it just…read morehadn't happened. However, Saturday night our usual place was unexpectedly closed, so we tried India 101. Why had we deprived ourselves for so long!? We were so pleased with our dining experience and with the variety and quality of the food. We walked in, were quickly greeted, led to a table, and were provided ice water. The hostess told us we could grab plates and utensils and enjoy the buffet at our own pace. We're vegetarian and found many dishes to eat: palak/saag paneer, paneer tika masala, pakoras, veg biryani, veg Manchurian, naan, roti, pani puri, samosas, mango lassi, a soda fountain, raita, and on and on and on. Your dirty dishes are quickly taken away by efficient staff, so grab a fresh plate when you return (and you WILL return) to the buffet. The establishment is clean, the music isn't too loud, and the buffet never felt too crowded or rushed. We were so pleased and look forward to returning. Adult Buffet is $25/person - well worth the cost. The ambiance is casual and there were singles, couples, families, and groups of friends dining. You'll feel comfortable if you go alone or with others. Enjoy!

My first time ordering from Masala Courtyard, especially for a late night order. They are open till…read moremidnight on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It's a food truck off Esters in the Chevron gas station. The outdoor seating was a nice option that I did not expect. The ambience will be great for a fall evening. Ordered food to-go and the first impression as I opened the food was the aroma of homemade 'birinji'. The fried chicken pulav tasted great with raitha. The added bonus was free box of pulav, which was a very nice gesture. One recommendation to the restaurant is to give additional raitha, which most restaurants miss. Pricing : Moderate Will I return? : Absolutely! There are many more interesting options on their menu that need to be tried.

We ordered their Special Thali and Falooda and of all the places we have tried, this was the…read moreclosest to how it tastes in India. Really loved the food and was totally worth the travel from downtown.

If you're craving top-tier South Indian, this spot is a must... just be ready for a crowd on…read moreweekends. The **dosas** are consistently perfect: thin, crispy, and served with excellent, vibrant chutneys. The real highlight, though, is the **filter coffee**. It's arguably the best in the area--piping hot, perfectly frothed, and the ideal end to the meal. It's busy for a reason, so get there early or be prepared to wait; it is absolutely worth it.

Southern Spice is a solid 4 star Indian restaurant in Las Colinas, which is full of similar…read moreoptions, due primarily to great value. I haven't had vada pav sliders before but the filling is kind of like fried samosa filling without the dough. It's good. The serving size of the biryani was very impressive. You can see from the photo that they fill the container and then add another mound of rice on top of that - basically 2 servings (we took one home). And they didn't skimp on the chicken either! The chicken is cooked perfectly, the sauces are a great complement and this is an excellent dish. The Lunch Thali gives you a lot of bang for your buck and mine included ~5 pieces of fish fry, about the same amount of veg pakora, yogurt dip, chicken curry with rice, 2 different soups, a naan/tortilla thing, and a carrot dessert (like a halwa). All had good flavor and the soups have a nice spicy kick to them. However, since all the dishes for the thali come off the lunch line (ie all premade), the tortilla, fish and pakoras had been sitting out for awhile and not too hot. Had they come out fresh from the fryer, I might have given this experience 5 stars. As it stands, I'll probably be back for lunch anyways - and the thali is available 7 days a week!

The restaurant itself is nice, the vibe is good and it is clean…read moreI only review chicken tikka masalas and butter chicken, and this restaurant is NOT the place to go for either. The flavor is off, as they seem to use coconut milk or something sweet which makes the gravy be as thin as water with a sweet flavor profile, which is just not for me. I would rate the Chicken Tikka Masala I had as a 2.5/10, which would be vastly improved by a thicker gravy.

First time having cuisine from Nepal. It was so flavorful. Truly enjoyed trying all the new…read morethings, along with things similar to what we would get at an Indian restaurant. The service was excellent. Staff were super friendly and knowledgeable. Some of the spices used were not our personal favorite, but they were still good. The meat was tender. I could have an entire bowl of just dhal. So delicious. Parking is available on street or in back of restaurant.

I came here with a group of eight girls for dinner on a Monday evening…read more The service was great; however, the food was just okay. We ordered a variety of dishes including dahi poori, vegetable pakora, paneer chili, gobi Manchurian, veg chili momo, paneer tikka masala, malai kofta, chow mein, and a naan bread basket. The appetizers were better than the North Indian dishes. The paneer tikka masala and malai kofta were on the sweeter side despite us ordering them medium spicy. The kofta balls were also on the smaller side, and the paneer tikka masala had very few pieces of paneer. The chow mein was the star of the meal. It was flavorful and definitely my favorite dish. For the pakora, they only gave a small amount of green chutney, so we had to ask for more along with some tamarind chutney. There's parking behind the restaurant, which was convenient. If you're in the mood for chaat or North Indian food, I would probably choose a different restaurant.