Tandoor

Annette Jarvis

First time here. It's one of my son's favorite restaurants and he highly recommended it. Indian cuisine is different and more spicy than I expected. It was very flavorful and the servings were generous. I want to go back and try a few other menu items. I did enjoy the iced chai tea. The lentil soup was quite tasty. I can't remember exactly what I ordered, but I would recommend this family owned restaurant for their authenticity of food and flavors! Another visit for my son's birthday dinner. Again, we enjoyed the authentic dishes with their superb flavoring. You are served with plenty when you eat here! I added pics and will try to get the names correct on the dishes we had!

Sahil Syed

I really liked their curry options but their Mughalai biryani isn’t mughalai biryani at all it’s not even a traditional biryani. I have been to India several times and have knowledge about all the biryanis found in the subcontinent but this biryani was Americanized biryani. As y’all can see in the pics that I uploaded below the rice in biryani was overcooked and meat was embedded with tomato texture in taste. Gangan (owner) was super polite and addressed my issue really well by providing me a replacement on the biryani. Their staff is very energetic and would never take much time to take your order as soon as you arrive. The theme of the restaurant is pretty amazing and very rare in itself especially the Turkic-Persian styled paintings, ladies in saris and mini arches reminding the peak of Indian civilization during the 15th- early 18th century. The green lighting with a deep wall paint reminds me of the parts of India that I have visited. The true essence of the Punjabi culture could be found pretty well here in most of the options that I have tried. They have an excellent korma and a really good chicken tikka masala options. Their naan has got a very high quality taste and it gives you an amazing feel when you dip it into the korma. Honestly after trying them for almost a week now I can rate them as one of the best Ind/Pak restaurants in the Texas and undoubtedly best in Arlington and nearby areas as far as their quality & service goes. Looking forward to having more options in their menu including the mustard soup with real countryside bread (Sursu saag with Indian pita).

Avis

My wife and I decided to start a tradition and go to new restaurants every other week. First place was Tandoor Indian cuisine on Fielder and Randall Mill. Waitress was so helpful and recommended dishes for us to try, she was wonderful, very sweet and very personable!! Was a great place to eat!!!! Wonderful food!!! I told her she know so much about the dishes to recommend them, she said she was the owner!! They were constantly walking around to refill your glass. Service was the best I've experienced in a long time!!!!

Judy McCrary

First time for Indian food and definitely not disappointed!! Very good food. Had the buffet and tried many different items. Didn't take any stars off for having absolutely no waiting staff wait on us at all. We received water and silverware from young man that set us. When another couple (must have be there before) went to buffet we got up and went too. Never had anyone ask if food was good, drink order taken was never taken and at end plates were taken and bill given.