Over the period my review for this place.

Tried apricot delight recently and it’s delicious. Instead of bread they replaced with kova. 😋

Tried mutton juicy Mandi. Good to taste.

We recently visited Desi District and had a lovely experience! We started with the dahi puri, which was fresh, tangy, and full of flavor. The paneer kathi roll was the only letdown—it tasted frozen and didn’t feel as fresh as the other items. But things definitely picked up from there! The manchurian was perfectly cooked and packed with flavor, and the schezwan noodles were absolutely amazing—spicy, savory, and so satisfying. For dessert, we indulged in rabdi, gulab jamun, black forest pastry, and paan—each one was better than the last! Everything was rich, fresh, and delicious. We especially loved the desserts and noodles—definitely coming back for those!

Arrived in Dallas for first time and ordered to go and was excited to try Indian food as I had heard highly of the taste in Dallas. Trying food at this place was an instant disappointment.The masala is overwhelming, in aloo tikki chaat,the amount of “khada” spices that came in my mouth was lowkey unacceptable,mind you ..Im an Indian myself and I cook decently, I dont approve this.The channa had overly tangy tamarind flavor - inedible extent, I was trying eat outta hunger by neat picking the channa/chick peas outta gravy … The rumali roti was good but then the malai kofta.. was overwhelming gravy with weird kofta balls..absolutely no malai found.Thanks no thanks for killing my enthusiasm! Last but not the least, very poorly packaged with curry floating all around.I cried inside.

I usually enjoy the food at Desi District and have recommended it to many of my friends from different states because of the great taste and consistent quality. However, today I had an unpleasant experience, I found a hair in the chitti punugulu. It was disappointing, especially since I genuinely like this place. I hope the team takes care to improve hygiene so that this doesn’t happen again.

If you want the taste of Indian street food within the confines of a restaurant, this place is the right one. The feel inside is very much like that of a very busy Indian restaurant in busy towns in India. Very casual ambiance. It’s order up front, pay, and pick up when ready. Fully self serve. There’s an array of North and South Indian items along with Indo-Chinese fusion offerings. Portions are large and price is very reasonable.