Our new favorite Indian food restaurant! My husband grew up in India. He loved having a variety of North and South Indian food selections. We definitely will be back!
Passport07250510397
I came to the restaurant with pretty high expectations. However, the restaurant fell short of that. You had a lot of beverage and dessert options. The pani-puri station was also a good addition. However, the buffet was not very extensive, and only had basic Indian foods. It also didn't have a live dosa stand, which I consider a standard among Indian restaurants. In short, it favored the American pallet more, which made it disappointing to say the least. The food tasted pretty bland. I would recommend you go to Malgudi Gardens rather than here. The only thing that I can truly say was good is that the restaurant was clean and beautiful. At least it isn't a shady Chinatown buffet.
Tami P
So good! Great introduction into Indian cuisine for me! I loved the buttered chicken and the coffee was delicious! Thank you!
tarajog
The BEST Indian restaurant in dallas. Very tasty veg and non veg Buffett Dinner. Lot of items to taste, More than 50 items. Fries and Pokodas are very tasty. Fast and continuos service. Lot of space and availabilyt of seats well organised.Neat rest rooms,
Schmidly6
Food was good, main dishes tasted very good and naan was very good. Some strange things here and there but overall good selection. But workers at food stations were on their phones and totally disinterested. Decor and building needs attention as it is slightly falling apart and needing cleaning. It has the potential to be amazing and wish they would care more about their business.
Traveller I
Lots of selection of items. Fell short on taste. All of the Punjabi curries, palak paneer, red paneer, malai kofta were average testing. Naan was great. Appetizers were average testing. Sweets were average in taste.
788pinap
Their aim is to earn money no customer care so never go to this restaurant for you need excellent test
854bhavanik
We had dinner at India 101 today .. well the lady at the front desk showed us a table and disappeared so we went to the buffet , to begin with the food was not hot at all the onion pakoda was ok but then everything else is downhill from there … the food was tasteless and after eating one dosa man me and my husband felt sooo heavy (like they have added baking soda to the batter)… will never go there again
MiteMsispe
We tried India 101 buffet on the recommendations of two of my work friends because they know that I'm vegan. I went with a carnivore and we both loved the food and ambiance of India 101. Here are some of the highlights of my vegan; albeit likely many vegetarian dishes, that I thoroughly enjoyed: Vegetable Biryani (rice and mixed vegetables), Chana Masala ( probably my favorite -chickpeas onion, garlic, tomatoes, and spices) , Dal Makhani (Black lentisl with butter and cream) , Vegetable Hakka noodles, Mango fruit custard (definitely vegetarian), Palak Paneer( I removed the cheese as best I could) , Gulab jamun ( sweet , fried wheat and milk solid desert balls- vegetarian I know, but tasty). We ate slowly and went back for seconds and ended up staying about an hour and a half enjoying our meal and conversation.
Our new favorite Indian food restaurant! My husband grew up in India. He loved having a variety of North and South Indian food selections. We definitely will be back!
I came to the restaurant with pretty high expectations. However, the restaurant fell short of that. You had a lot of beverage and dessert options. The pani-puri station was also a good addition. However, the buffet was not very extensive, and only had basic Indian foods. It also didn't have a live dosa stand, which I consider a standard among Indian restaurants. In short, it favored the American pallet more, which made it disappointing to say the least. The food tasted pretty bland. I would recommend you go to Malgudi Gardens rather than here. The only thing that I can truly say was good is that the restaurant was clean and beautiful. At least it isn't a shady Chinatown buffet.
So good! Great introduction into Indian cuisine for me! I loved the buttered chicken and the coffee was delicious! Thank you!
The BEST Indian restaurant in dallas. Very tasty veg and non veg Buffett Dinner. Lot of items to taste, More than 50 items. Fries and Pokodas are very tasty. Fast and continuos service. Lot of space and availabilyt of seats well organised.Neat rest rooms,
Food was good, main dishes tasted very good and naan was very good. Some strange things here and there but overall good selection. But workers at food stations were on their phones and totally disinterested. Decor and building needs attention as it is slightly falling apart and needing cleaning. It has the potential to be amazing and wish they would care more about their business.
Lots of selection of items. Fell short on taste. All of the Punjabi curries, palak paneer, red paneer, malai kofta were average testing. Naan was great. Appetizers were average testing. Sweets were average in taste.
Their aim is to earn money no customer care so never go to this restaurant for you need excellent test
We had dinner at India 101 today .. well the lady at the front desk showed us a table and disappeared so we went to the buffet , to begin with the food was not hot at all the onion pakoda was ok but then everything else is downhill from there … the food was tasteless and after eating one dosa man me and my husband felt sooo heavy (like they have added baking soda to the batter)… will never go there again
We tried India 101 buffet on the recommendations of two of my work friends because they know that I'm vegan. I went with a carnivore and we both loved the food and ambiance of India 101. Here are some of the highlights of my vegan; albeit likely many vegetarian dishes, that I thoroughly enjoyed: Vegetable Biryani (rice and mixed vegetables), Chana Masala ( probably my favorite -chickpeas onion, garlic, tomatoes, and spices) , Dal Makhani (Black lentisl with butter and cream) , Vegetable Hakka noodles, Mango fruit custard (definitely vegetarian), Palak Paneer( I removed the cheese as best I could) , Gulab jamun ( sweet , fried wheat and milk solid desert balls- vegetarian I know, but tasty). We ate slowly and went back for seconds and ended up staying about an hour and a half enjoying our meal and conversation.
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