7 Best Indian Restaurants near Webster

“First time ordering from this place and I must say, it was so………….. delicious! I ordered from door dash and it still came piping hot as if it was ordered inside the restaurant. I cannot wait to try it in person! High quality ingredients with an addicting taste. We tried the: Butter chicken Garlic naan Chicken samosas 40/10⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“goat biryani, goat vindalu, kababs“

“The food was absolutely delicious: chicken Karahi, kebab, biryani, naan. I enjoyed the mango lassi which wasn't sickly sweet, rather it was highly enjoyable by all and very refreshing in the TX humidity and heat. Huge portions and extremely considerate service. The proprietress demonstrated extremely patient and kind customer service during our large family visit. Super convenient to Great Wolf Lodge / Space Center area. Highly recommend AAAAA+“

“Delicious food! 🔥 great and friendly service.“

“This is a gem of vegetarian Indian restaurant in this area. We recently ordered lunch and dinner several times at this restaurant and the good thing is most dishes are always prepared to the order. They also have freshly made Indian snacks.“

“Looks like they may have lost their sign in a storm, so aim for the Indian supermarket next door!!GREAT food, but just getting started as a restaurant. This used to be Star Grill and I expect under new management. The staff were very friendly/helpful and the food was GREAT.There was not such a variety of menu choices as I might expect (e.g. no potato/cauliflower type dishes), but what we had tasted wonderful.The atmosphere is a work-in-progress, I hope they lose the canned sodas and refrigerator machines in favor of a more traditional style dine-in restaurant.Unusual to see a table-tennis table in the corner, but I expect it may be a leftover from the previous version of this place.The butter chicken was perfect, the biryani wonderful - but be conscious that some chicken dishes have bone-in chicken pieces.Go for the food, not the decor!“

“Definitely my new Indian Restaurant in the area. We had Tandoori Chicken (mild), lamb briyani (medium) and Chole bhature (garbanzos in a sauce -medium) if you don't have a big spice tolerance I felt like the medium was a perfect balance of spicy for flavor and heat.“