Experience the vibrant flavors of India at our modern indian buffet restaurant. Indulge in a diverse array of dishes, from traditional curries to street food delights. Our luxurious banquet halls are perfect for hosting special events, while our top-notch catering services bring the taste of India to your doorstep. Immerse yourself in a culinary journey through India with us, where hospitality meets exceptional cuisine.
Indian staples shine alongside vegetarian options at this no-frills spot with a daily lunch buffet.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 PM, 6–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–3 PM, 6–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–3 PM, 6–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5:30–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5:30–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3311 Regent Blvd #101, Irving, TX 75063
Phone: (972) 636-4101
Website: https://www.india101.com/
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Athulya Martin
I had a wonderful dining experience at India 101. The buffet had an impressive variety of dishes, from rich curries to flavorful biryanis and freshly made naan. Everything tasted authentic, well-spiced, and comforting. The ambiance is elegant and spacious, making it perfect for both casual meals and special occasions. The staff were attentive and kept everything clean and well stocked, which made the experience even better. If you’re looking for authentic Indian food with lots of options and great flavors, this is definitely a place worth visiting!
… moreAlan Hale
As I’ve been touring DFW for the best Indian buffets I’m happy I came across India 101. This is probably my top choice to date. They have the biggest selection I’ve seen of food. Service was on point and the staff was friendly and helpful.
If I have only 2 issues: The chicken masala didn’t taste very strong and the naan was really chewy. But that doesn’t detract from the rest of the great food.
If you’re looking for good Indian food, quick eats, good service, try India 101. Especially if it’s your first Indian cuisine experience.
… moreIf I have only 2 issues: The chicken masala didn’t taste very strong and the naan was really chewy. But that doesn’t detract from the rest of the great food.
If you’re looking for good Indian food, quick eats, good service, try India 101. Especially if it’s your first Indian cuisine experience.
Andy Surley
India 101 offers a pleasant dining experience with its excellent service and inviting atmosphere. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely committed to making sure you have a great time. The restaurant’s ambiance, with its stylish decor and comfortable seating, provides a relaxing and enjoyable setting for a meal.
While the food is decent, it doesn’t quite live up to the prices on the menu. The dishes are good, but they lack the wow factor that would justify the cost. For the price, you might expect a more memorable culinary experience with richer flavors or more unique presentations.
Overall, India 101 is a solid choice if you’re looking for a place with fantastic service and a nice atmosphere. Just be aware that the food, while not bad, may not be the best value for your money.
… moreWhile the food is decent, it doesn’t quite live up to the prices on the menu. The dishes are good, but they lack the wow factor that would justify the cost. For the price, you might expect a more memorable culinary experience with richer flavors or more unique presentations.
Overall, India 101 is a solid choice if you’re looking for a place with fantastic service and a nice atmosphere. Just be aware that the food, while not bad, may not be the best value for your money.
Manthan Shah
So many Indian restaurants just stick to one style and don’t really do anything more. It’s brave to provide all styles of Indian cuisine in one place, and I’d say overall it was done quite well! I love this place!
… moreShivika Singal
We tried this place after it came highly recommended from several Texan food of yours as one of the largest Indian buffet elections in North America, catering to N. Indian S. Indian St., Food, Indo, Chinese, and really a wide selection of options. It would be a solid three in my mind because this place was a classic example of quantity over quality. While the Weekend dinner buffet was $25. And we went around eight P.M. on a Sunday evening. Several dishes seemed cold, or we’re not fresh or refilled and the mango Lassie that Really Wanted to try seemed that it had been there for a while so it tasted weird, especially being a yogurt based drink and not being refrigerated. So I think they really need to think about a better way of handling that just from a dairy food, safety perspective and then the buttermilk right next to it looked curdled, so that was disappointing as well. I did enjoy the street food stations that they have with the shot and gold Gape, but again, it just seem like there was a lot of quantity over quality, and I would have maybe preferred a little bit of less selection, but a higher quality in attentiveness on the food that was being offered Keeping in mind. All of that I would read this place a three in order to get to a four or five. Some of the suggestions that I mentioned above would be helpful to implement. I also thought that the plates and the bowls that they offered could’ve been better. Maybe one of those Indian plates that come with compartments or something like that. Just to help manage and make it easier for people who are trying to get food in their plate. So that everything doesn’t, but anyway, it wasn’t OK experience overall.
… moreTravel With Cielo
I had a fantastic experience at India 101. This all you can eat buffet exceeded my expectations in every way. The food was incredible fresh, the buffet area was spotless and the variety was truly impressive. This month spotlight was on Bihar state. and the dishes were absolutely delicious
… moreAdarsh Parakh
Solid Indian Buffet with Tons of Vegetarian Options
Stopped by India 101 in Irving for their buffet and was pleasantly surprised. As a vegetarian, I’m used to limited choices at most places — but here, the variety was impressive. From curries to appetizers to desserts, there was something for everyone.
The veg Manchurian was the standout — bold flavors, great texture, and just the right amount of spice. The dosa was decent — not the best I’ve had, but still a nice addition to the spread.
What really sets India 101 apart from other buffets in the Dallas area is the sheer variety. Whether you’re vegetarian or not, you’ll find plenty of options. And for around $23, it’s a pretty solid value — especially compared to other spots charging $15–$20 for half the selection.
The vibe is casual but clean, and the staff did a great job keeping everything stocked and moving smoothly.
I’ve posted some pics and videos of the buffet so you can see the full spread — it’s worth checking out.
If you’re in the Dallas area or just craving Indian food, this place is definitely worth a visit.
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… moreStopped by India 101 in Irving for their buffet and was pleasantly surprised. As a vegetarian, I’m used to limited choices at most places — but here, the variety was impressive. From curries to appetizers to desserts, there was something for everyone.
The veg Manchurian was the standout — bold flavors, great texture, and just the right amount of spice. The dosa was decent — not the best I’ve had, but still a nice addition to the spread.
What really sets India 101 apart from other buffets in the Dallas area is the sheer variety. Whether you’re vegetarian or not, you’ll find plenty of options. And for around $23, it’s a pretty solid value — especially compared to other spots charging $15–$20 for half the selection.
The vibe is casual but clean, and the staff did a great job keeping everything stocked and moving smoothly.
I’ve posted some pics and videos of the buffet so you can see the full spread — it’s worth checking out.
If you’re in the Dallas area or just craving Indian food, this place is definitely worth a visit.
Follow me for more honest local food reviews! ✨
Sundaramoorthy RK
A solid Indian buffet with an impressive variety of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The ambience is pleasant, though it can get a bit noisy due to the weekend crowd, especially on Sundays. The spread includes a wide selection of starters, chaat, main courses, desserts, and beverages.
I particularly enjoyed the chaats, starters, and main dishes. However, the sweets—especially the Jamoon and Gajar Halwa—weren’t quite to my taste. To avoid long wait times, it’s best to arrive early.
More importantly you get idly, dosa, poori on top of other items.
… moreI particularly enjoyed the chaats, starters, and main dishes. However, the sweets—especially the Jamoon and Gajar Halwa—weren’t quite to my taste. To avoid long wait times, it’s best to arrive early.
More importantly you get idly, dosa, poori on top of other items.
Flavour Foodie
Decent food & ambience.
Tables and chairs look but worn out.
Coming to food, lot of vegetarian and non-veg items.
Fried fish was good. It took some time for them to refill the tray. But taste was good once we got the fresh batch.
Chicken curry was good. Complimented the Naan which was soft and flaky.
Hakka Noodles were good , paired with chilly chicken.
Chicken biryani was Ok-ish . Nothing special. Chicken was dry.
Salad spread is good if you want to cleanse your palate.
Goat curry was flavorless , it just tasted like undercooked spices.
Onion pakoda were oily and soggy, not crispy.
Chicken tangdi was worst, completely dry and overcooked. Not recommended at all.
Panipuri was average.
Dessert options were good . Gulab jamun, Rice kheer, panacotta , gajar halwa. Kheer was best.
Drinks – Buttermilk and mango lassi were good. They have fountain drinks options
… moreTables and chairs look but worn out.
Coming to food, lot of vegetarian and non-veg items.
Fried fish was good. It took some time for them to refill the tray. But taste was good once we got the fresh batch.
Chicken curry was good. Complimented the Naan which was soft and flaky.
Hakka Noodles were good , paired with chilly chicken.
Chicken biryani was Ok-ish . Nothing special. Chicken was dry.
Salad spread is good if you want to cleanse your palate.
Goat curry was flavorless , it just tasted like undercooked spices.
Onion pakoda were oily and soggy, not crispy.
Chicken tangdi was worst, completely dry and overcooked. Not recommended at all.
Panipuri was average.
Dessert options were good . Gulab jamun, Rice kheer, panacotta , gajar halwa. Kheer was best.
Drinks – Buttermilk and mango lassi were good. They have fountain drinks options
Hannah Kim
Great variety of foods to try, from vegetarian and non-vegetarian, as well as different appetizers, desserts and drink options! Some of the dishes were a bit more bland compared to some other places I’ve been too, like their butter chicken and especially the chicken briyani. However, I think its a great for the sheer variety of options they offer! Would go again.
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