Chowrastha - Indian Eatery

Had an amazing experience at this place! I enjoyed their breakfast buffet and loved everything included—bonda, vada, idli, dosa, puri with respective chutneys, dal rice, and upma. The food was delicious, and the unlimited servings made it even better. For approximately $8.99 per person, it's an incredible value. Highly recommend trying it out!

Ordered veg Manchurian and Indian street-style veg fried rice. The Manchurian was the worst, don’t even want to call it Manchurian, just some random veg balls dumped in sauce. Fried rice? Not even close to street-style. Full of broccoli’s, Very bad. Do not visit!!

The food taste was good, but the packaging was terrible. I am not satisfied. This is the second time the food boxes have melted, and the food doesn’t feel fresh. It’s disappointing. The food got soggy because of the boxes. I’m adding photos.

This was my second visit to Desi Chowrasta after more than a year, and I was in the area, still recalling the delicious goat biryani I had last time. So, I decided to stop by for lunch again. Initially, I was planning to order the Goat Dum Biryani, but the young lady at the cash register suggested a South Indian chicken dish with rice, similar to biryani but with a different flavor. Though I'm not the biggest fan of chicken, I went with her recommendation—and I’m glad I did! To top it off, they had a BOGO offer on that dish. Two portions were more than enough for four people. We had one with dry chicken, which was quite good, and the other with fried chicken and gravy—this one was absolutely mind-blowing. We also ordered a masala chai, and as a Punjabi who loves chai, I’m very particular about it. Unfortunately, their chai was overly sweet and didn’t quite meet my expectations, so I wouldn’t recommend it. When I shared my feedback about the food at the cash counter, one of the staff members graciously offered me a complimentary dessert, Sahi Tukda, which was a very nice gesture. The staff was friendly and attentive, and I could see why the place is bustling during lunch hours, with many locals working nearby coming in regularly. They also offer a variety of Indian bakery items, and their menu features great options like biryanis, lunch thalis, and dosas. Plus, they have different deals on different days, so it’s worth checking those out. Overall, Desi Chowrasta is a great spot for authentic South Indian food in the DFW area, and it’s reasonably priced.

Really good Indian food. Had the onion samosa, super delicious appetizers. Ordered the Mandi Chicken (drizzled with delicious soupy-like sauce) on a bed of rice. Everything was delicious.

A hidden gem offering a unique and authentic Indian dining experience! The Chicken Mandi is genuinely delicious, far surpassing the flavors at Desi District. Don't miss the Chicken Fry Piece Pulao and the refreshing Goli Soda. Despite the small space, the service is excellent. A must-visit for authentic tastes!

The food was great. Not too hot on the spice levels yet very flavorful. Ordered CFC, Vijayawada boneless pulav and chicken tikka Frankie. Pulav was very delicious and worth the try. CFC was great too. Frankie, however was a miss. I was hoping for it to be a tibbs Frankie being in Dallas and all, but it was tortilla that was used for the wrap. The stuffing was still really good though but nothing like tibs.

We did the unlimited breakfast, and it was a feast. Breakfast options include dosa, poori, idli, vada, pongal, bonda, and a variety of chutney. The food was plenty and we couldn't even go for seconds.