Palm India Restaurant
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Amazing food and even more amazing service!!! We ordered parotta, puri, chicken curry and beef roast. Every single item was QUALITY. Seriously, even down to the cilantro was simply quality. {insert chef’s kiss} They said it would take about 15 mins, it was ready in 12. We had chaiya and ethika uppum (fried plantain) to end the meal and OH. EM. GEE. sooo fresh & delicious. This is a MUST STOP in Carrollton! My husband can be pretty picky with his Kerala food and chaiya, and he...read full review
If you're looking for exceptional Kerala cuisine with the comforting taste of home, this is the place to visit. The food truly feels homemade and is perfect for anyone missing authentic Kerala flavors. They also offer a great selection of ready-made curries and traditional snacks, making it convenient to enjoy delicious home-style meals anytime. Highly recommended!
My husband and I pass by the area all the time and went to try the restaurant for lunch. I ordered the Chicken Thali and my husband ordered the butter chicken. They didn’t have naan but gave us paroti. We were given a good portion which was nice. I enjoyed my meal but did not like the taste of my rice. It was different had specs of brown in it, and something I’m not use to but others may prefer. My husbands rice was different from mine but was better. His curry was...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5 - 9PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 3PM 5 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 9PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 5 - 9PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 3PM 5 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 3PM 5 - 7PM |
Palm India Restaurant is a popular spot for Malayali cuisine in Dallas. This casual eatery offers delicious flavors, especially their Thalassery biryani, which is truly exceptional. The restaurant is well-known for its catering services, featuring items like Pazhampori, Pepper Chicken, Gobi Manchurian, and Beef Curry. Recent reviews highlight the non-veg meals, including fish fry, chicken fry, Purota, and Goat curry, which many customers enjoyed. The attention to detail in preparing each dish, from the ripe plantains for Pazhampori to the aromatic spices in their biryani, makes for a memorable meal. The freshness of the ingredients and flavorful, tangy accompaniments add to the experience. Guests say it is more than just food; it’s an experience for the taste buds, with many eager to return for authentic Kanyakumari and Kerala dishes. The space has a walk-up and order counter, with some premade to-go dishes available, and ample seats for dine-in. The restaurant still retains a vibe similar to the old Royal Sweets spot. The staff is helpful and competent, making it a highly recommended place for those craving authentic southern Indian flavors. However, some customers note that the atmosphere can feel like a school lunchroom or convenience store, and the modern Indian dance music might be a bit loud for some.