Minerva Indian Cuisine

Mrs Meenu Nikhil Gheek

Okie, need to get the words right. Food taste wise was nowhere near to authentic Indian food. We ordered vegetarian food; Kadai Paneer and navratran korma in main, it was flavour less, no salt and not rightly prepared. I am a food blogger and have a great sense of food, especially Indian cuisine (vegetarian) it was not to the mark. We asked for 2 starters, fries for kids and veg Manchurian. Fries came after main course was served and Manchurian was the only reason why there are 2 stars. Having said that, will I visit again “NO”. And to add a bit more to my experience, there was an unpleasant smell in the restaurant, not sure what contributed to that. Hope it is helpful to the reader.

Rick Muniz

My wife took the kids and I to Minerva for Father's Day because I had been craving Indian food for a while and honestly there are not a lot of great options in Fort Worth. Everyone LOVED it! Our kids are ages 12, 9, and 2. None of them had ever tried Indian food, but they literally could not get enough of it. I have already promised to take them back during buffet hours so they can try out some more dishes. The only thing keeping this from being a 5 star rating is that the table felt a bit cramped for a family of 5, but we asked to sit at a booth (to keep our toddler trapped between mom & dad) so it's probably mostly our own fault.

RIVER RAT

The food is very jaw-dropping every time you come into this place Customer service is a five star perfect.

Jo Rafi

Palak paneer and butter chicken was great! Their chaat was also tasty. Himalayan dumplings were good but it was a small portion. Very clean and nice interior. Service was top notch as well.