5 Stars - Always a Delight at Aga’s!

We’ve been to Aga’s Restaurant in Houston several times now, and it has never disappointed. It’s my son’s absolute favorite spot, especially for their legendary goat chops—hands down the best we’ve had anywhere!

The food quality is exceptional—every single time. The taste, the freshness, the presentation—always consistent and up to the mark. That kind of consistency tells you how solid the management is; they’ve clearly set a high standard and know how to maintain it.

What really makes Aga’s stand out even more is the amazing customer service. Whether it’s Hassan Bhai, Ali, Naureen, or any of the other staff members, every server greets you with warmth and takes great care of you throughout your visit. It’s the kind of place where the service makes you feel good, not just the food.

Every item on the menu is worth trying—seriously, you can’t go wrong. And the best part? You leave feeling satisfied, not like you’ve been ripped off just because it’s a “trendy” place with a big-name chef. At Aga’s, you’re paying for genuine quality and heart.

Highly recommended for anyone who values great food, outstanding service, and a restaurant that truly respects its customers.

One of the best Desi food spots in the Houston area—truly a gem for anyone craving authentic South Asian flavors. It had been a while since I enjoyed such a satisfying meal, and this place definitely hit the mark. Every dish we tried was packed with flavor and cooked to perfection. The menu offers a great variety of options, all reasonably priced without compromising on quality or taste.

The karahi was rich, aromatic, and full of depth—a perfect blend of spices that really stood out. The chicken platter was equally impressive, featuring juicy, well-marinated pieces with all the right sides. And the chicken biryani? Absolutely spot-on—spicy, just the way we requested, and bursting with traditional flavors. Whether you're a longtime lover of Desi cuisine or trying it for the first time, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Edit: A special shout out to our server. She was exceptional (I forgot the name) and manager Jawaid, who reached out and made sure everything was great and gave great recommendations for our next visit.

This restaurant is by far my favorite restaurant to dine. The quality, cost, service all together are unmatched. It’s definitely my favorite restaurant in Houston. Managers Rizwan, Hasan, and Murtuza make you feel right at home and are amazing hosts and the hospitality is unreal. When you’re here, you’re family. This is a must go destination for out of towners. They also have a prayer area and everything is 100% Zabiha halal. My personal favorite items are: goat chops, chicken chaska boti, chicken lolipops, chicken makhani, black pepper chicken karahi, chaquoti beef kabob, peshwari goat karahi, malai chicken tikka breast and leg, mango lassi, mango shake and the mint lemonade! I’m drooling as I’m sitting here typing this.

Aga’s Restaurant is an absolute gem! They were serving free iftar to Muslims and it was a very impressive thing to see, that menu seemed awesome. So many meat dishes and all the iftar items were included in that. We ordered the barbecue platter, and it was hands down the best—especially the lamb chops, which were out of this world. The service was just as impressive. The waiters were incredibly friendly and professional, making sure everything was perfect. And the highlight? Manager Javed Iqbal, who personally checked on every table, ensuring we had everything we needed. That level of care and hospitality is rare. If I could, I’d give them a 12 out of 10! Highly recommend!

We had been to Agas before but it’s been a while and everyone said they updated and renovated so you have to check it out again.

we went on a saturday night which meant that it was over an hour waiting outside for a table.

once we got inside, we ordered the gobi manchurian, the chicken karahi, the goat karahi, butter ban, garlic naan, sesame seed naan, and mint lemonade.

the food came out rather quickly and standouts were the gobi manchurian which was really good; the mint lemonade was really refreshing and reminded me of Turkish Airlines; the naan were excellent; and the chicken karahi was good. the goat karahi was average.

overall the food was good but i did not see that much difference from our previous experience to now. was the food good, yes. was it worth an hour+ wait, no.