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Unassuming restaurant supplying traditional Indian specialties & an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9135 W Sam Houston Pkwy N #400, Houston, TX 77064
Phone: (346) 206-4299
Website: https://www.tandoorish.com/
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Reviews
Ashok Bhaseen
Great Indian food just like North Indian mother’s cook at home. The right blend of spices, just perfect for the palate. The Tandoori Nan is just one of the best I ever had. The chicken tikka masala is super, the chutneys have the right blend to make your chole’s dance in your mouth. The Biryani is work trying. The chicken and veg pakoras are great. Have to try this restaurant Tandoorish to discover it for yourself
… moreBaba Tan
I had the lunch buffet on Friday 1/2/2026, came in close to noon. The tandoori chicken was just too dry & hard. The cubed chicken breast in the chicken tikka was also too dry. Overall, I find the lunch buffet is not worth it for the $14.99 price. Their a la carte menu is much better
… moreJ Velasquez
My wife and I were craving Indian food and wanted a buffet style lunch. Now, I understand that quality it not the same since it would be a buffet. I can tell you that is definitely not the case. The food was amazing and fresh. The staff is very attentive and kind. The restaurant itself is smaller but don’t let that fool you into thinking sub par anything. The patio is soon to open. Go treat yourself to some delicious Indian cuisine today, and do it here!
… moreAdam Schmitt
I’m genuinely puzzled by the abundance of glowing reviews and the very high rating this restaurant has received.
I was in the area around lunchtime and visited with a work group. At first glance, the interior felt tired and somewhat unkempt. There were no clearly displayed prices, and we were told the buffet cost $14. After briefly checking the regular menu — where most dishes were noticeably more expensive — we all opted for the buffet.
Unfortunately, the buffet offering was very limited. There were only two meat dishes, both chicken: a standard chicken curry and a chicken tikka masala, neither of which had much depth of flavour. There was a saag paneer, a vegetable biryani, and a so-called chicken biryani — though finding any actual chicken in it was a challenge. There was also fried, bone-in chicken tikka and a mixed vegetable curry that included potatoes which were hard, undercooked, and stone cold.
Cleanliness was another concern. The dining area didn’t feel particularly clean, and visiting the restroom after the meal only reinforced that impression — I should have washed my hands on the way out instead.
Food temperature was especially worrying. None of the dishes were properly hot, merely lukewarm at best. We stayed for over an hour, yet no fresh or hot food was brought out to replenish the buffet. Ironically, the only genuinely warm item we received was the naan bread served to the table, which was decent.
Throughout our meal, the repeated sound of a microwave beeping in the background didn’t inspire much confidence either.
Given all of this, I’m genuinely surprised I didn’t walk away with an upset stomach. With so many good Indian restaurants in the area, this one, in my opinion, isn’t worth the time or the money.
… moreI was in the area around lunchtime and visited with a work group. At first glance, the interior felt tired and somewhat unkempt. There were no clearly displayed prices, and we were told the buffet cost $14. After briefly checking the regular menu — where most dishes were noticeably more expensive — we all opted for the buffet.
Unfortunately, the buffet offering was very limited. There were only two meat dishes, both chicken: a standard chicken curry and a chicken tikka masala, neither of which had much depth of flavour. There was a saag paneer, a vegetable biryani, and a so-called chicken biryani — though finding any actual chicken in it was a challenge. There was also fried, bone-in chicken tikka and a mixed vegetable curry that included potatoes which were hard, undercooked, and stone cold.
Cleanliness was another concern. The dining area didn’t feel particularly clean, and visiting the restroom after the meal only reinforced that impression — I should have washed my hands on the way out instead.
Food temperature was especially worrying. None of the dishes were properly hot, merely lukewarm at best. We stayed for over an hour, yet no fresh or hot food was brought out to replenish the buffet. Ironically, the only genuinely warm item we received was the naan bread served to the table, which was decent.
Throughout our meal, the repeated sound of a microwave beeping in the background didn’t inspire much confidence either.
Given all of this, I’m genuinely surprised I didn’t walk away with an upset stomach. With so many good Indian restaurants in the area, this one, in my opinion, isn’t worth the time or the money.
thc productions
Saw all the great reviews and paid them a visit. They did not live up to expectations. The offerings on the buffet were minimal and what was there had been there a while… Nothing fresh hit the buffet while we were there. The only thing fresh was the garlic nan brought to our table. Not many tables and what was there was dirty. We saw one lady doing everything….looks like she may need some help. Houston has too many great Indian restaurants for us to return.
… moreEmily Hang
this place was really good! we have been coming next door for so long and now we finally tried this place. We got lamb biriyani, garlic naan, chicken tandoori, and butter chicken.
… moreJessie C
Great spot for warm, fresh food, really enjoyed the butter chicken and plan on coming back. The service was excellent and very welcoming, definitely will recommend to everyone.
… moreSiddu Shiva
I’m honestly confused by the positive reviews here. We ended up leaving after just 10 minutes. Aside from the garlic naan, nothing felt fresh. The vegetarian selection was incredibly thin, and the “rice pudding” was clearly just leftover, undercooked rice from the day before. Most concerning, however, was the lack of basic hygiene throughout the restaurant.
• Hygiene: 2/10
• Taste: 2/10
• Variety: 3/10
Save your money and go elsewhere.
… more• Hygiene: 2/10
• Taste: 2/10
• Variety: 3/10
Save your money and go elsewhere.
neena satia
Absolutely Outstanding!
I had an incredible experience at Tandoorish. From the moment I walked in, the warm atmosphere and welcoming staff set the tone for a fantastic meal. Every dish was rich in flavor, perfectly spiced, and beautifully presented. The Paneer Tikka Masala was creamy and tender, the vegetable biryani was fragrant and full of depth, and the fresh garlic naan was the best I’ve had in a long time.
Service was attentive without being overbearing, and the staff were happy to offer great recommendations. You can really tell that everything is made with care and authenticity.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Indian cuisine or trying it for the first time, this place is an absolute must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming back!
… moreI had an incredible experience at Tandoorish. From the moment I walked in, the warm atmosphere and welcoming staff set the tone for a fantastic meal. Every dish was rich in flavor, perfectly spiced, and beautifully presented. The Paneer Tikka Masala was creamy and tender, the vegetable biryani was fragrant and full of depth, and the fresh garlic naan was the best I’ve had in a long time.
Service was attentive without being overbearing, and the staff were happy to offer great recommendations. You can really tell that everything is made with care and authenticity.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Indian cuisine or trying it for the first time, this place is an absolute must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming back!
Tierrah Anderson
By far the worst Mel I’ve ever had.
First not traditional Indian.
The samosas are more of a samosa concept. Vindaloo is a traditional meal and one easy to make. I got 8 pieces of potatoes not completely cooked through and 5 pieces of lamb over cooked. The sauce had ZERO flavor. It legitimately tasted like a can of enchilada sauce (you know the one) there were those 3 things no seasoning. My Mel was 18.99. My girlfriend’s was 12.99 We had to drinks for 2.99. Garlic nan 2.99 and a poor idea of lassi. It tasted like mango powder blended with vinegar. All in all the worst place I’ve ever eaten. She automatically added a tip for 2 people and one child who didn’t eat there ???? and some how the above mentioned items equaled roughly $90 odd dollars. The empty lot should’ve been clue enough.
The service was ok. She was nice but I can’t be nice about cheating people, the half asses meal , or the silverware that dropped on the floor but they didn’t want. Heard the noise no more after after just the sounds of pits continuing to bang and food being cooked. Obviously make your own idea of this place but I’d save the time from bad food , ok service, and literally terrible food. It’s not being mean it was so bad. 30+ mins for whatever they gave us and then overcharging because you’re not able to get the clientele is insane.
Allegedly vindaloo featured below —>
Mind you this upon initial unboxing. That’s exactly how much of the meal I was provided. So above numbers were actually hella generous.
She got curry. Straight trash.
… moreFirst not traditional Indian.
The samosas are more of a samosa concept. Vindaloo is a traditional meal and one easy to make. I got 8 pieces of potatoes not completely cooked through and 5 pieces of lamb over cooked. The sauce had ZERO flavor. It legitimately tasted like a can of enchilada sauce (you know the one) there were those 3 things no seasoning. My Mel was 18.99. My girlfriend’s was 12.99 We had to drinks for 2.99. Garlic nan 2.99 and a poor idea of lassi. It tasted like mango powder blended with vinegar. All in all the worst place I’ve ever eaten. She automatically added a tip for 2 people and one child who didn’t eat there ???? and some how the above mentioned items equaled roughly $90 odd dollars. The empty lot should’ve been clue enough.
The service was ok. She was nice but I can’t be nice about cheating people, the half asses meal , or the silverware that dropped on the floor but they didn’t want. Heard the noise no more after after just the sounds of pits continuing to bang and food being cooked. Obviously make your own idea of this place but I’d save the time from bad food , ok service, and literally terrible food. It’s not being mean it was so bad. 30+ mins for whatever they gave us and then overcharging because you’re not able to get the clientele is insane.
Allegedly vindaloo featured below —>
Mind you this upon initial unboxing. That’s exactly how much of the meal I was provided. So above numbers were actually hella generous.
She got curry. Straight trash.