KATY, TX / INDIAN / SAT 09-16-23 / LUNCH…read more +The customer service was okay. +The naan bread came out piping hot and it was delicious. +The butter chicken had a nice kick to it.

I gave this place a second chance, and it still let me down. I ordered HotBits for the first time…read moreto go, and this time I went in person thinking the food would be different. Nope. The chicken tikka is slightly sweet and yellow - not typical. While the daal makhani was striking orange, and the lentils were hard. Looking at this picture, you would think the orange dish is chicken tikka but it's daal. Daal is typically brown. Service was slow. The only good part was the naan. The naan was fresh and done great. I am definitely disappointed with the service and quality of food here, especially coming from an Indian background. I will not be returning.

Veggie pakora - 9.5/10 - $4.99 - Really filled and crispy, not too oily, paired well with the…read moresauces Tandoori chicken - 9/10 - $19.99 - Delicious with a charcoal/smoky taste Chicken seekh kabob - 9.5/10 - $17.99 - Juicy, well cooked, and seasoning was flavorful Dal makhni - 8.5/10 - $14.98 - Really tasty and creamy for daal Chicken biryani - 9/10 - $16.99 - Great biryani, and chicken was tender, could use a bit more spice Sweet lassi - 8.5/10 - $3.49 - Sweet and tarty Mango lassi - 9/10 - $3.99 - Sweet and refreshing, could use a bit more mango flavor This spot had some of the best desi food ive tried in town. I specifically loved that the food wasnt oily or greasy. We liked everything and ill definitely be back

The food was fine. Generally solid. Spice levels are pretty meaningless though - hot wasn't any…read morespicier than medium. I'd even suggest the medium was a bit warmer. The biggest issue is the nickel and diming. Asked for water to drink. They brought bottles of water - in hindsight I should have known that they would charge...but you'd think they would ask about bottled vs tap water. Most restaurants give you complimentary onion/pepper/pickle with your meal. Not here. It's like going to Chuy's and getting charged for chips and salsa. If it was cheaper I might have understood, but this is not really any cheaper than a traditional Indian place. Delta pricing with Spirit service. I won't be back.

There are a lot of Indian restaurants in the Houston area and most of them serve very similar…read moreIndo-American food with indiscernible curries and flavors. I was skeptical to see dishes on the menu with references to Delhi. It's setting yourself up for failure when the flavors fail to deliver. To my amazement, the flavors transported me back to India. The butter chicken gravy has a tang that is only found in Delhi and the chole bhature are truly dark brown and authentic like Delhi street food. The staff are very proud of their food and even friendlier hosts. This place is a hidden gem. Highly recommend checking out this restaurant!

First and foremost to Be improved is the attitude! Rude and just said no English. I wouldn't even…read moreorder here . No one was in the front .. had to yell hello

I had a confusing experience here today. I walked in during business hours (6pm and all 3 of the…read moreopen signs were on) apon entering, a man approached us to say they are closed. He was also very rude about it. What made it more unclear is that less than a few minutes later I was able to call in an order and it was accepted without any mention of closing or switching to takeout-only. After seeing some of the other reviews I see I've dodged a bullet! The place also had a very unpleasant smell.

When we first moved to this area, we tried to eat here but it was closed. While shopping in the…read moreplaza, we decided to finally give it a shot. After placing our order, we could hear the microwave in the kitchen. Kind of disappointing as I was hoping for some authentic Persian food. The Koobideh kabob was very chewy, I only ate a couple bites but couldn't finish. I will say the falafel was really flavorful but not as crispy as I would have like and probably the only thing I kind of enjoyed. The tah dig tasted more stale than crunchy.

Great halal grocery store. You'll want to eat at the restaurant next door - cafe. Delicious grilled…read moremeats and naan. I look forward to returning. The gentleman and cashier at the cafe were friendly and helpful in my order.

Stopped here to pickup a malai chicken kabob roll in a naan. You have an option to choose a…read more paratha also. The roll was good. Chicken was flavorful. Naan was a great compliment. Food was ready in 15 min. There are like 5-6 tables for dining. Friendly counter employees.

A solid restaurant for something to feed you at reasonable pricing. Great for dining in and to-go…read more I personally enjoy their mixed kababs with rice and hummus (comes with pita bread). Other honorable mentions: philly cheese subs (both beef and chicken, depending on your preference), beef kabab wrap, crispy chicken burger, and you must absolutely get their fries to share (or not to share, whatever floats your boat). Honestly, haven't had any issues with any of their entrees. Just a tip that fries actually are crispier if you dine-in instead of taking to-go. They also have catering service, which is great for when hosting for my Muslims friends and knowing everything I order from Busy Boy's are halal. I haven't tried their crepes but my friends love it here and always recommend it. There was a time over the Summer when I would randomly find hair but I realized it's one of the workers who kept scratching his head with food-prepped gloves. Haven't had any issues lately since then but just a headsup. I've been coming here for years and it's really a good option if you want food that doesn't take forever, halal, and just laid back atmosphere. Just please clean up after yourself to clear the table for the next guest. If you ever get a combo (with fries and a drink), I highly suggest the lemon-lime at their soda fountain but just try a bit of everything if it's your first time.

The food was too dry and there was no seasoning . They gave food with a few different sauces , I…read moreadded all of them and that's when the sandwich tasted better but overall didn't enjoy the food as much as I was hoping to. Maybe it was just an off day.

I love that they are pretty authentic when it comes to Pakistani dishes. We love their beef haleem…read moreand naan, bun kababs, and everything we have tried is great. Their beef Bihari rolls feel very heavy and are a hit or a miss but everything else is great including their snacks Good service too! We always take it to go!

Fresh food served hot with naan. They offered chai also. Service is great . Ambiance not appealing…read morebut they have a seating area for people who want to sit and eat. Recommended

On top of catering for my sister's post-wedding celebration party, I have visited this restaurant…read moremultiple times in the past few years. Nepalis are famous for their momos, which have been one of my favorite dishes to eat. Ths sauce that comes with it is delicious and they know how I like my tea. Amrit, Rupa, Shanta, and Ashish are a great team of siblings that run and own Three Leaf after they took over and rebranded. Bashanta is the general manager and lead cook, who is an expert at taking on challenges and finds magic to make the meal extremely delicious. The surprise is that they have only been around for about 3 years, but the experience they provide seems like more than 5 years.

We had a craving for something different, yet familiar, and my brother found this place through…read moreYelp. We had originally planned on trying out their buffet, but we showed up a bit too late where there were only bits of food left, and they weren't planning on refilling the buffet, so, we decided to stay anyway and to order off the menu..... and we're all glad we did! The interior is very spacious, casual, and clean.... and having shown up so late, there was no crowd, the place was peaceful and calm, and a great time for us to enjoy our meal.. with very good service focused only on us. I'm typically not familiar with Nepalese food, but perusing the menu, the dishes offered looked almost exactly like a typical Indian restaurant's menu, except there were some additional hybrid Indian/Chinese dishes, like the Momo dumplings that are typical and popular dish familiar to this Nepali region. Fortunately, there were four of us dining in and we were able to order a variety of dishes that sounded really yummy..... like the Steamed Chicken Momos (dumplings), Gobi Manchurian (fried cauliflower coated in a spicy sweet sauce), Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Tikka Masala, Goat Curry, Lamb Curry, Saag Paneer, Lachna Paratha, and Garlic Naan. How was the food? I don't eat lamb or goat so I can't comment, but the others in the group mentioned the meat was a bit tough, but the curries tasted excellent. As for everything else, I did get to try it all, and everything was so hot, fresh, and prepared just perfectly.... so yummy delicious! Not too sweet, not to salty, and just a great balance of flavors and textures. My all time favorite Indian dish being the saag paneer....pureed spinach with cubes of goat cheese....yummeee! And went great with the breads fresh out of the oven..... very happy and satisfied! This place was a great find as we all enjoyed the food here very much. Service was very good, and with a very nice, casual, and pleasant ambiance. We don't visit here very often since we're from our of town, but if we do visit again, we'll definitely be back again.