This place never misses, their food is outstanding and the prices are decent enough. Order here probably once a week, won't be stopping anytime soon.

Their butter and masala curries are amazing with paneer or chicken. Their ghobi 65 is also tasty. Naan is big and delicious. Some of the best masala chicken curry I have had. My boyfriend and I get it a few times a month. My grandpa is a fan, too. Their portion sizes are fair for the price. The meat is usually fresh. (Every now and then there is 1 or 2 gamie pieces but very slight) Their chais are fantastic as well. Pass on the cakes. Not as good as their entrees. Environment is liveley and relaxed. Great service every time.

My friend introduced me to this place and I honestly don't remember exactly what I ate but it was sooo good!! I think goat briyani & samosas with potatoes inside. Everything was really flavorful & I just experimented with all the different sauces & it was all good. I would say it's pretty spicy but still enjoyable. Also portions were huge

Desi District embodies culinary excellence, consistently delivering top-notch quality and unbeatable taste since its inception. As a long-time patron of this establishment, I can attest that it has become the quintessential go-to destination for gastronomic delights. From the moment you step inside, the inviting ambiance sets the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. What truly sets it apart is its unwavering commitment to excellence in every dish. Whether indulging in traditional favorites or exploring innovative creations, each bite is a symphony of flavors that delights the palate and leaves a lasting impression. The culinary mastery showcased in every dish is a testament to the passion and dedication of the chefs behind the scenes. For those seeking a culinary journey that transcends the ordinary, Desi District remains the undisputed destination of choice.

One of the first Indian places I went to upon moving to Dallas, and we really enjoyed the food. They have lots of options based on what you're craving, so I enjoyed that aspect. You can get a little of everything. Tried so far: - Chicken Dum Biryani -Achari Chicken Kati Roll -Rabdi -Ras Malai All have been good, and the spice levels are just right, not too spicy in my opinion. My only complaint that I would have is that they need to be better at cleaning up after customers and keeping the common areas and seating more cleanly. It's supposed to be a place where you clean up after yourself, but there is almost always curry on the tables and just a mess. Which isn't appealing when you walk in. It's not their fault that customers don't do it, but they should make more of an effort to keep up with it. Can't wait to go back, wish it wasn't so far from me!

The ambiance is amazing for spending time with friends and family while enjoying a great experience. They provide a self-service option that is relatively quick. Here's my assessment of the food we sampled: 1. Chicken 65: Very spicy, with a somewhat mediocre taste. 2. 2-Piece Chicken Mandi: The rice was well-seasoned and delicious, but the chicken was slightly overcooked and dry. 3. Rumali Roti: It was excellent when served hot but became chewy over time. 4. Butter Paneer Masala: Highly delicious and rich in creaminess. 5. Hyderabad Chicken Curry: It was decent but didn't stand out as anything particularly special or fancy. 6. Rabdi Tres Leches: In my opinion, a must-try if you enjoy sweet and creamy desserts. This one was both tasty and indulgent.

Pav bhaji was great a little too spicy for me but super flavorful!! Had the curd rice and it was amazing!!

Heard a lot about this place and wanted to try it out since a long time. Ambience does a super job in replicating the Indian cafe feel. Speedy service. A large variety of food to choose from. Taste wise mediocre/ decent. We ordered irani chai (liked it), pani puri (disappointed, the flavored kick was missing from it), egg puffs (very tasty), chicken tandoori momo ( had huge expectations from this item. Expected soft-large sized momos, but they looked like the narrow fried ones which are available in grocery stores. However the red masala coating on top was the game changer and overall liked the flavor), chicken roll ( expected kathi roll like something which it wasn't, but taste wise okayish), chicken fried rice (just color and absolutely no flavor). They had a large collection of pastries to choose from as well which I would like to try in next visit. A good funky place for some light snacks/appetizers (they tasted really good), better to avoid the main course. Next visit: lesser crowd, quickly served. The chicken puff here is amazing. We ordered chicken Gongura appetizer but were served the gravy instead. They realized their mistake themselves shortly after and provided us the gravy dish (overall good but salt was more than usual) complimentary along with the actual Gongura chicken served. Fish chilly was good and spicy. Thus changing the rating from a 3 to 4 star. The Black Forest was very good and the texture similar to the pastries available in India.