Hours
| Sunday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4566 US-287, Alvord, TX 76225
Phone: (817) 506-5100
Website: https://punjabidhabbaalvord.us/
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Punjabi Dhabba 4566 US-287, Alvord, TX 76225, USA Restaurant.
Punjabi Dhaba, 4566 N US Highway 287, Alvord, TX 76225, US
Punjabi Dhaba is a welcoming establishment located in Alvord, TX, known for its vibrant atmosphere and delicious cuisine.
Reviews
Sunny
Best authentic road side dhaba.
The food was awesome!
Its like a truck stop and like exact Indian dhaba.
We ordered dal fry, chicken kebabs, nawabi mutton and chai
Everything was super tasty. Almost like home made food. Served with green chutney onions and green chili.
The Server was really sweet and helpful.
Tandoori roti with butter was perfect. Price is right.
A must try place!
Its between a restaurant and a dhaba style with munji.
We loved it
And chai was to die for. Huge cup of Chai!
It reminded me of banquet halls on the way to Punjab n Haryana.
… moreThe food was awesome!
Its like a truck stop and like exact Indian dhaba.
We ordered dal fry, chicken kebabs, nawabi mutton and chai
Everything was super tasty. Almost like home made food. Served with green chutney onions and green chili.
The Server was really sweet and helpful.
Tandoori roti with butter was perfect. Price is right.
A must try place!
Its between a restaurant and a dhaba style with munji.
We loved it
And chai was to die for. Huge cup of Chai!
It reminded me of banquet halls on the way to Punjab n Haryana.
Sumaira Yusuf
The food was good with homemade taste. We discovered this gem on our way ahead and stopped by . If you like dhaba style food , I am sure you won’t regret.
… moreLida Nibin
We arrived around 3.30pm (passing by from a road trip with family). Dhabba was empty and clean. They served food in few minutes. Food was very tasty and different than normal local indian restaurants. We took Desi chicken curry boneless and chicken tikka masala with naan and rice. But there were too many flies and we had to keep fleeing the flies that came on our food every 5 seconds (made me wonder if kitchen has flies flying everywhere). So honestly we couldn’t enjoy the food because of this issue. We understand this is a Dhabba but expect the owners do something about the flies inside the restaurant as basic standards of a US restaurant. Other that, food was really good.
… moreDevyani Deshmukh
The most non hygienic place I ever visited. The restrooms were all yellow and the place dint have ac and the table where we were sitting was never cleaned before. Coming to food the chicken kababs were okay but then the chicken curry was all runny and it was made only of tomatoes and onions and we felt it was stale too. And they charge extra for the card payment and they dint mention it to us. Totally unsatisfied with the service. Wastage of driving for an hour to get such a service quality
… moreClinton Webb
TLDR definitely worth a stop if you’re driving by. Food was good and generous portions. Service and space were just okay. Bathrooms could be cleaner.
Stopped here on a whim looking for a place to eat and trying to avoid fast food. As others have noted, it’s a big open space. Decor was very minimal and it seemed like some parts were in the middle of some amount of renovation. Bathrooms could’ve used a little help but nothing crazy.
We had chicken dum biryani, paneer masala, garlic naan and a mango lassi. Prices are a little high but not crazy for 2025. Portions were very large, in particular the biryani which was exceedingly generous. The paneer and naan were above average, the lassi was phenomenal, and the biryani was good but less exceptional. The food came in takeout containers which might be a turn off but it was fine since we had to take half of it home anyway. Service was a little slow but it was an off hour when we were there.
Overall the food was very good and worth a stop if you’re driving by. Tons of veg options as well. The atmosphere and service are very basic but it didn’t bother me. I’m glad we stopped and supported something local and interesting.
… moreStopped here on a whim looking for a place to eat and trying to avoid fast food. As others have noted, it’s a big open space. Decor was very minimal and it seemed like some parts were in the middle of some amount of renovation. Bathrooms could’ve used a little help but nothing crazy.
We had chicken dum biryani, paneer masala, garlic naan and a mango lassi. Prices are a little high but not crazy for 2025. Portions were very large, in particular the biryani which was exceedingly generous. The paneer and naan were above average, the lassi was phenomenal, and the biryani was good but less exceptional. The food came in takeout containers which might be a turn off but it was fine since we had to take half of it home anyway. Service was a little slow but it was an off hour when we were there.
Overall the food was very good and worth a stop if you’re driving by. Tons of veg options as well. The atmosphere and service are very basic but it didn’t bother me. I’m glad we stopped and supported something local and interesting.
Nydia Alvarez
Honestly, It was the BEST HEALTHY and TASTY food in Decatur, and it’s worth it every penny.
We’re thankful for the friendly people we met today, kind and humble, they paid attention to us all the time in case we need something. Treat us with respect, and one of them shared with us some info about their traditions. I found it interesting. Im also learning about other cultures. We had a nice time! And we will definitely come back.
Happy to help the small and local businesses to grow!
… moreWe’re thankful for the friendly people we met today, kind and humble, they paid attention to us all the time in case we need something. Treat us with respect, and one of them shared with us some info about their traditions. I found it interesting. Im also learning about other cultures. We had a nice time! And we will definitely come back.
Happy to help the small and local businesses to grow!
Aashish Rathi
July 2025
Now, let’s set expectations straight: don’t come here looking for Italian restaurant vibes, fancy cutlery, or some Michelin-level hand sanitizer rituals. This isn’t a place where the napkins are folded like swans. This is where real food lives. And if you’re up for authentic taste over ambience, go ahead—you’re in the right place.
If you know what to expect from a classic Indian-style dhaba—steel/paper plates, unusual Khatiya Seating, informal atmosphere and bold spices, and flavors that hit harder than your cousin during a family pillow fight—you’re in for a real treat. And if you don’t? Well, prepare to have your taste buds kidnapped and happily held hostage.
This place was shockingly clean for a dhaba-style spot, and Amit was our culinary guardian angel from start to finish, serving everything with a smile that said, “You’re about to eat something amazing.”
Let’s talk food. We ordered the Malai Kofta and Chana Masala, paired with Makke Ki Roti, Garlic Naan, and Tandoori Roti. Oh. My. Garam Masala.
The Garlic Naan deserves its own fan club. Soft, buttery, garlicky perfection—it almost brought a tear to my eye. And the curries? Mind-blowingly flavorful. Like, “let me cancel my next meal so I can keep thinking about this one” good.
Honestly, finding this place felt like discovering a hidden gem—like Indiana Jones, but instead of a temple, it’s a temple of taste.
Don’t expect a fine dine
… moreNow, let’s set expectations straight: don’t come here looking for Italian restaurant vibes, fancy cutlery, or some Michelin-level hand sanitizer rituals. This isn’t a place where the napkins are folded like swans. This is where real food lives. And if you’re up for authentic taste over ambience, go ahead—you’re in the right place.
If you know what to expect from a classic Indian-style dhaba—steel/paper plates, unusual Khatiya Seating, informal atmosphere and bold spices, and flavors that hit harder than your cousin during a family pillow fight—you’re in for a real treat. And if you don’t? Well, prepare to have your taste buds kidnapped and happily held hostage.
This place was shockingly clean for a dhaba-style spot, and Amit was our culinary guardian angel from start to finish, serving everything with a smile that said, “You’re about to eat something amazing.”
Let’s talk food. We ordered the Malai Kofta and Chana Masala, paired with Makke Ki Roti, Garlic Naan, and Tandoori Roti. Oh. My. Garam Masala.
The Garlic Naan deserves its own fan club. Soft, buttery, garlicky perfection—it almost brought a tear to my eye. And the curries? Mind-blowingly flavorful. Like, “let me cancel my next meal so I can keep thinking about this one” good.
Honestly, finding this place felt like discovering a hidden gem—like Indiana Jones, but instead of a temple, it’s a temple of taste.
Don’t expect a fine dine
Dhnnu Gujjar
I’m a truck driver. I really enjoyed the food here. The cleanliness was excellent. There was a separate seating area for the family and the parking was huge.
… moreRashid Rana
Punjabi Dhaba never fails to impress with its authentic flavors! This time, the fish pakora had a slightly different recipe, but it was still delicious—crispy on the outside and tender inside. The star of the meal was the Maharani Daal—creamy, rich, and perfectly spiced, paired wonderfully with hot, buttery tandoori roti. The ambiance is simple yet vibrant, capturing the true essence of a Punjabi dhaba. Service was prompt, and the food was served fresh. Though the fish pakora was different from previous visits, the taste remained satisfying. Overall, a must-visit for anyone craving hearty, flavorful Punjabi cuisine. Highly recommended for the Maharani Daal alone—it’s simply awesome! Will definitely return for more.
… moreJeremy Bodine
I’ve eaten here many times. I usually get it to go though. Food is very good gland very authentic. I actually stopped here on my way back home from a trip to India and was surprised how authentic it is.
My only gripe is the bathrooms. They are not the greatest. I would recommend stopping someplace else to use a restroom.
Otherwise, if you want to sample some Indian cuisine, be sure to check this place out.
… moreMy only gripe is the bathrooms. They are not the greatest. I would recommend stopping someplace else to use a restroom.
Otherwise, if you want to sample some Indian cuisine, be sure to check this place out.