14 Best Indian Restaurants in Arlington

“Quick service, good food, clean environment and seating area.

We go there during the nights due to midnight craves. Throughout the Master's period, I was waiting for a food truck to show up in the Arlington area. And, it's finally here.

They have a menu that serves wide varieties of food. My personal favorite as of now is their Spicy Chicken Tikka Wrap. The bread is like a butter parata, and it makes you feel full just with one wrap. Their sauces elevate the taste to a new level. We tried their Chicken Tikka Pizza; The base was not cooked properly.

Overall, they make the tasty food. They can bring down the prices a bit compared to the portions of food they serve. It will bring people often to their place.“

“I love that we have a local indian spot near where I live. They are a new restaurant with awesome dishes. Excited for more people to try and learn to love the delicious indian dishes at this restaurant :)“

“Love India Grill!!! The food was amazing & the staff is top notch!! Will definitely return!!!“

“Great Indian food and the Momos were excellent too.“

“Delicious food, very fragrant flavor. Everything was absolutely delicious and all the flavors worked in harmony with one another. Personally, I tried the Rasam soup - beautiful flavor especially the cilantro, clears your throat and nostrils well if you’re in need of a good hearty soup during a cold. For the main dish, I had the Naatukodi curry special, which was incredibly flavored, the rice cooked perfectly for a blend of textures. The meat had been cooked and marinated in the curry so well. My partner tried the lamb platter, which I hear was absolutely delicious. We had the tiramisu for dessert, which was amazing as well!! Recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to expand their cuisine!

Vegetarian options: There is a PLETHORA of vegetarian options, more than you’ll find in most restaurants in DFW

Dietary restrictions: There are a plethora of options for people sensitive to different meat, I was able to enjoy the food here even with an allergy to lanolin. The staff are very friendly and willing to answer questions about ingredients.“

“First time trying, would always pass by this place after driving back from UTA and now I got the chance to try it. Atmosphere is very intimate, cozy, somewhat yellow dim lighting, Indian music playing in the back ground with a tv showcasing Bollywood dances.We got the chicken korma, chefs special biryani (medium spicy), the garlic naan, and the kabuli naan.Korma is excellent, smooth rich taste, moist delicious chicken (I think it’s chicken thigh) and comes with a side of plain biryani rice.Chefs special is delicious. It includes goat cubes, shrimp (with tail off), and potatoes and each of those tasted great with the biryani. It’s $3 more than a chicken biryani (cheapest biryani). Plentiful meat (not just plentiful potatoes). Medium spice isn’t too spicy, it does have a little bit of a kick.The naan breads came out thick.Garlic naan tasted great.It was my first time trying the kabuli naan and it was pretty good! It’s made up of cheese and raisins inside and is like the less greasy and savory alternative to garlic naan. Recommend eating it by itself rather than with curry. The raisin doesn’t make the bread too sweet, it’s like it adds a pleasant very subtle sweetness to it.Waitress was very nice. Prices are reasonable. Every dish was less than $15 and there’s enough to take some home to go.“

“The food was fresh and so very delicious! They are friendly and wonderful. Go!“

“We've been waiting for our order of pani puri for about 30 minutes, and it seems the person in charge is preoccupied elsewhere despite the lack of other customers. While everything else is satisfactory, this delay is concerning. Management should address this issue.“

“The best Indian food. Great staff, never disappointing.“

“Tikka Bowls and Tacos offers a unique and delicious fusion of Indian and Mexican flavors. The build-your-own bowls and naan tacos are packed with fresh ingredients and bold spices, making each bite flavorful and satisfying. The Chicken Tikka Rice Bowl and Mango Lassi were standout favorites. The service was friendly, and the atmosphere was casual yet inviting. Whether you’re craving Indian flavors with a twist or looking for a fresh, customizable meal, this spot is a must-try! Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“

“I just tried the goat biriyani. Not only is this the best biriyani I have ever had, it might be the best food I have ever had, period. The meat was so fresh and gamey and the rice was so rich with different flavors and also fresh that I could eat a plate of that alone. That combined with the gigantic portion and low price is beyond anything I could have ever expected. 5 stars is simply not enough stars. Seriously, you gotta check this place out.“

“Holy moly, I like most stuff a bunch from here. I tried the chili paneer for the first time and all I can say is just get it, it is so good. Lots of vegetarian options and very affordable. The samosa chaat is great for feeling indecisive - a full meal in it of itself and hits all the flavor categories. Just all around really good. I can't wait to eat from here again.“

“This is a little place located inside a store. The food was amazing though and the prices are reasonable. The online prices are different from the ones that’s listed on the menu inside. The woman that was cooking was so nice, accommodating and patient. This is not a place that you would go to sit down and eat but it’s definitely worth taking the food to go.“

“This place is great! I had the chicken tikka masala, it was spiced well and creamy! My boyfriend had the Friday special which was only $6.99, a good price! I also got a mango lassi which was pretty good. The only complaint I have is how the tables are situated.“