Address and Contact Information
Address: 1525 US Hwy 380 STE 800, Frisco, TX 75033
Phone: (469) 481-6337
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Reviews
Overall, a wonderful dining experience. Loved the vibe, loved the food, and will definitely visit again!
The tamarind sauce with the samosas was delicious and wasn’t overly sweet like some places.
The paneer butter masala was super flavorful, warm, and comforting but was definitely on the spicy side compared to others I’ve had elsewhere. It also came with rice (love that you don’t have to buy it separately).
The garlic naan was also delicious. On the drive home it made my whole car smell absolutely amazing and I could wait to dig into it .
I’ll definitely be back and can’t wait to try other things on the menu.
Unfortunately the food did not live upto the expectations set by ambience and service.
We ordered Mutton Marag , Gobi 65, Mutton ghee roast pulav, Palamuru paneer biryani and DLF special Tres leches.
Marag was really thick and creamy , it was more like a curry instead.
Gobi 65 was not like usual 65 which is sautéed in sauce. It was more like Gobi pakodi and taste lacked flavor.
Biryani and pulav were okay.
I had expectations on their special Tres Leches, but quite disappointed with how it tasted. It was not fresh and had very heavy flavor of dry rose.
There is so much room for improvement .
We tried the mutton marag, it should more thinner but it’s okay they made it creamy.
We tried gundamma palamuri chicken it was average too.
Then we ordered Tandoori fish and they literally grilled marinated fish fillets, see even if you don’t give an entire fish from tandoor also is fine, the least you could do for fish tandoor is using a full piece of fish, they used fish fillets and even the marination was also not that great.
I liked their mutton pulav and the disappointing thing for shrimp pulav is they deep fried shrimp and sautéed it green emarald whatever sauce and put it along pulav rice, PLEASE try cooking shrimp on tava or wok it will be better. You should take care of your pulavs because they are the only decent ones among the items that we tried
Don’t say we deep fry shrimp for faster service because we literally waited 40 mins for tandoor fillets we could have waited for tava or pan cooked prawns in pulav
For desserts we tried Indian fusion tresleches with maws I though the badam milk was curdled but when I tasted it I realized it was mawa so even this is average
Coconut Pannacotta they made that coconut pudding in god damn plastic bowl and flipped that it coconut bowls that’s clearly visible BUT for all the Instagram reels they have used the ones where the pudding was made in coconut bowls
They flipped that damn plastic bowl so hard on the bowl I even got a plastic chip also
Never going again thanks for the average food
We ordered the goat dum biryani and it was so good… perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and the goat was super tender. The strawberry tres leches was honestly my favorite — soft, fresh, and not too sweet. And the pom mocktail was refreshing and went really well with everything.
Definitely felt like a perfect Valentine’s dinner spot. Will be coming back again ❤️
For starters, the Bird’s Nest and the Butterfly Chicken/Paneer were outstanding, surprisingly good, in fact. The Gundemma Chicken was another pleasant highlight. Special mention about the in house condiment.. We literally loved it so much that we asked for seconds. lol
Among the mains, the Ghee Roast Biriyani truly stood out and quickly became our favourite. My friends were equally impressed with the Jalapeño Paneer Pulao, a solid choice for vegetarians.
And then came the desserts.. OMG! The Tres Leches cake w/ Gulab Jamun(sweet dumpling) was wonderfully rich, and the coconut pudding with saffron was absolutely delicious. Both are must tries if you’re visiting the DLF location.
Service was good, attentive staff and the owners stopped by to take feedback and explained dishes. This is all now during soft launch, I’m looking forward to the grand opening, I’m sure it’s going to be a delight and foodies dream. Family’s and specially kids would love this place.
Overall, a thoroughly enjoyable dining experience that far exceeded expectations.
Upon entry, the first thing I noticed was how high the A/C was. However, the decor was nice, and everything in the restaurant was new. My wife and I were greeted immediately. Service was good from the start. The waitress suggested we try the Hyderabadi Mutton Mirage. This soup was very delicious, it’s a small portion that comes with pain naan and about 3 pieces of mutton.
I ordered the tandoori chicken. When it finally came about 20 minutes later (the waitress did state it would take this long), unfortunately, I was disappointed with the flavor. It was bland compared to my precious tandoori chicken at various restaurants. However, the waitress noticed and allowed me to swap it out for another chicken dish. I got the curry chicken. This took another 20 minutes, but it was good. Do remember to let them know the spice level! I recommend the curry chicken!
My wife had the Goat Sukka special (think goat biryani). This was very spicy, but it was delicious. This is another dish I would recommend. We also got cheese Naan, however, it wasn’t as cheesy as I’m used to. Service was good and attentive throughout our dining experience. The food was good except for the tandoori chicken, but they did really well with the replacement dish, and my dining experience was saved! I can see myself coming back it’s in the neighborhood and the service is friendly.
You should definitely give this place a try. You won’t be disappointed — mark my words.