Address and Contact Information
Address: 100 S Bridgefarmer Rd Unit# 2, McKinney, TX 75069
Phone: (903) 864-7848
Website: https://mawabandi.com/
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Reviews
I ordered Chicken Manchuria, but it tasted more like chicken curry mixed with tomato ketchup — not the actual Manchuria taste. The punugulu were very small, and the taste was just okay, not great.
The worst item was the Double Egg Chicken Fried Rice — it had no salt, and it was filled with pepper powder. It was extremely disappointing.
I’m sharing this feedback so the quality can be improved, because my first experience with you was really good. Thank you.
We got the butter chicken, with garlic naan and a mango lassi. The butter chicken is perfection and a great spice level. The garlic naan was still warm and soft after getting home and the mango lassi was rich and tasty. My picky toddler even loved the lassi. Thank you!
The dosa and punugulu are also excellent. I feel like I’m eating back home on the streets. The hospitality is amazing; they came to me a couple of times to check on the food and genuinely care about their customers. My friends always talk about this food truck too. I think they’re new in town.
Yesterday, I drove half an hour to eat here, but they were closed. They later told me they’re closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, and they open from Wednesday to Sunday!!
The food was good (the mutton is tender and cooked well, but the oil was swimming in the curry), the service was great, it’s an open area – so atmosphere is pleasant…but I shall caution you for its spice level. When they say it’s spicy, it’s way too spicy. Indian level spicy. The person at counter did warn me though — believe them.
Now let’s talk about the food: unreal. The dish we tried was bursting with bold spices, perfectly crisped, and generously garnished with fresh herbs and dried chili. Every bite hit that fiery, tangy, and savory sweet spot that only true Indian street food can deliver. It’s the kind of flavor that lingers in the best way.
If you’re craving something authentic, spicy, and served with a side of chill outdoor vibes this is the spot. Total winner.
Let me start with the positive: The aloo samosas ($5.99 for 2) are delicious, we loved those! My husband’s chicken fried rice (&12.99) was a generous size which was appreciated. 🙂
The negative: I ordered the butter chicken (see photos), and I assumed for $13.99 it would come with rice or naan as a side. I ordered naan ($2.99) just to be safe. The butter chicken came in a small container and didn’t include a side of rice or naan, which seems like a misstep if you’re charging $13.99 for ~1 cup of food. The butter chicken was truly swimming in grease, I actually couldn’t finish it because I started to feel sick from too much oil. I also bit down on a chicken bone. The naan was $2.99 for 1 piece of naan that was incredibly hard around the edges and stale. I for the first time ever, didn’t enjoy naan.
Conclusion: We unfortunately won’t be back. I should have listened to the lower star reviews. :/ There are other Indian restaurants nearby who give you huge (delicious) portions for the same price. I highly recommend the owners take a look at prices and portion sizes nearby and make some adjustments.
*I attempted to find a way to contact the business privately before posting a negative review, but was unable to find an email address.
The mix of spices and sour flavor was perfect—not too strong, just right. If you like spicy and different types of food, you should definitely try this dish.
Rating: 10/10