The only thing that tastes good here is the samosa, specifically vegetable samosas. Rest is not authentic Indian cuisine. On the name of paratha they sell maida kulchas and on the name of biryani they sell curry rice. If you want to eat Indian cuisine, this is def not the place.
Everything is so delicious
Would have given it 5 stars until I was pouring a sauce out and a curly a$$ hair poured onto my rice. If you're in the kitchen no facial hair should be a must. Definitely beared hair (only men cooking n kitchen) pulled bk and n a cap or net ?.*The food was amazing till that point
Food was super great and very fast. You order at the cashier in the front and then you get a number. Me and my two other co-workers only waited for 5-10 minutes and then we got meals.
My go to dish at Indian Restaurants now is Aloo Gobi. Being plant based, this dish is savory, hearty and delicious.The garlic naan was good but I prefer to have my garlic naan with garlic on top of the naan rather than incorporated in the bread. It’s definitely a matter of preference. The papad was good but it’s a la carte. I’m used to having it complimentary but every restaurant is different.The yellow lentils were flavorful and comforting.
Chef’s has some magic in his hands. I ordered Panner Korma with rice and Garlic Naan. Believe me this is the best indian food i have tasted since i moved to States. Best thing is they serve you in proper plates and bowls, not in those cheap plastic or disposable plates.Food- 10/10Ambience- 10/10Clean- 9/10Price- One person meal with drinks can cost around $18. But it’s worth if you like quality food.
This place serves exceptional Pakistan cuisine and they are FAST. The menu is set up for us plain American types so we can easily and confidently order what we want. They have 6 spice levels and a variety of sauces to compliment your plate. Oh, and presentation is important to them. Each dish looks amazing and picturesque. I'll be returning here frequently to satiate my spicy appetite!
Delicious food! Fast and friendly service and good prices too. We had the Aloo Gobi and the chicken Tikka tandoori. Loved it.
Previously I used to visit Roti Grill Frisco which is one my favourite thaali restaurants and they closed recently and I tried Roti Grill dallas for the first time and I’m not satisfied the way I felt like frisco the food is good overall but the maintenance, food quality is not up to the mark comparatively. Restaurant is super busy so may be due to overcrowding the quality might be average!!! I would love to go again and try other food apart from thaali!!
We drive from Ennis (30 miles south) to come eat at RotiGrill. I’ve never had anything other than great food and great service. If we are introducing friends to Indian cuisine this is our go-to place.