Nirmanz Food Boutique

We visited Nirmanz in Sugarland; Indian restaurant for the first time on Mother’s Day. The food was actually quite good—flavorful and well-prepared. However, as with many Indian restaurants, the service was extremely basic—actually, worse than basic. There were only two servers working during what was clearly a busy dinner service. After we were seated, the restaurant filled up completely and people were even waiting outside. Despite that, no one came by to clear our plates or offer a to-go box for our leftovers. We ordered a lamb dish, which turned out to be a curry—but when we placed the order, the server didn’t ask if we’d like naan or rice to go with it. Once all the food arrived, we realized we needed something to eat it with, but no one came to check on us. After waiting for quite a while, my husband finally had to go to the counter and ask for naan. By then, the food was already getting cold. Unfortunately, the poor service really overshadowed the good food. We may consider ordering takeout in the future, but we’re definitely not planning to dine in again anytime soon.

Had a wonderful experience at Nirmanz! The food and service were both top-notch. I ordered the kachori chaat—everything tasted fresh, especially the dahi, which was cool and creamy. The dosa was perfectly crispy and clearly made with care. To top it off, I tried the sitafal shake and it was absolutely delicious—refreshing and full of flavor. Definitely a spot I’ll be coming back to!

Hands down. One of my most favorite restaurant in Houston Tx. Glad it’s vegetarian only since i am muslim and i need halal options. Love their lemon Soda, Dahi Puri & chole Bhature. Tried their gol gappas , schezwan noodles hakka noodles. Tbh gol gappas were good, noodles were okayish. I liked Hakka noodles more , wish they can add more ketchup and black pepper in it. Otherwise , their chaats, Dosas are too goood! Keep up the good work! Also their environment, vibe everything is on spot. Wish they can play more bollywood songs instead of playing some random tones lol.

Bollywood themed Indian restaurant. We ordered a bunch of things and I specifically ordered the raj kachori because I had heard so much about it and raving reviews but I was a little disappointed overall with the food the service and everything else. The Raj Kachori was way too sweet for my liking and not as much chart masala or spices hence I didn’t enjoy it as much. The Gobi Manchurian however was pretty good. The daal makhani was okay I would say but a little unusual. Veg biryani was pretty good, but the quantities seemed small. I also ended up getting a mango Lassie which came as a bottled drink and was six bucks for a small bottle. Overall, the experience was okay but it didn’t seem that great for the value of money and it’s really just a casual hangout spot. It’s okay for a one time try but I’m not sure if I’ll be back here again.

Amazing food here! The Raj Kachori is a must-try—perfectly crispy with a burst of flavors in every bite. They also have some really interesting dishes like the Pav Bhaji Bruschetta, which is such a creative twist on a classic! The ambiance is cozy, and the service is excellent. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy unique and delicious dishes!

This is a stop for all indian cuisines, be it chat, north indian, south indian or sarso ka saag and makke ki roti, they have it all! Good and quick quality. Food quantity is good too. This restaurant does try to experiment with food as well as its presentation is equal to a high end restaurant.

Lovely restaurant. The interior decor is mesmerizing. So authentic and cultural I would say. Everything is neat and clean. Even the menu matched the decor. Pricing is good. With the inflation i think the price and portion size was ok. Some items could have had a better portion or size though. We went to enjoy some snacks and street food and they have a whole section for that. Dahi chat was so refreshing but the poori were smaller than expected. Hot ragda chat was good. However i misunderstood hot to be spicy. The dahi was warm and for a warm summer it is not a good option. We enjoyed the samosa too. Very crunchy and yummy. They serve with two water bottles and as far as I remember they didn’t charge for it. I was surprised. Restaurants are charging for everything left and right but here that was complimentary. Kuddos. Nirmanz have two separate restrooms. I love the way they labeled it.

We went on a Saturday for lunch plan ahead as it is crowded. North Indian food was good, Bombay sizzler was the best. Did not like indo Chinese ordered 2 dish both were neh. Overall good experience.

Here today! My FIRST time eating Indian vegetarian food and I can't deny it was scrumptious! Indian spices adds such a taste to the palate that almost made me get up and shake my hips while clanging the bells with my fingers. My goodness, it didn't bother me that I wasn't eating meat because it was all in the spices that kept my attention. I let my friend do all the ordering and truly appreciated eating like their culture and just put everything on the table. I learned a lot about Indian culture while dining with her and appreciated the sharing between friends. I couldn't remember what she stated each dish was but took plenty of pictures for my next visit. All I will do is say, I want what's in this picture. Here today. There tomorrow!

The food was so incredibly delicious... The flavor just exploded in my mouth with each bite... definitely will be back soon Wait staff was very friendly and patient And the decor is lovely in an understated way Very impressed with our first visit

This place is a food heaven. I have been to this place multiple times and have tried almost all their items on the menu. Loved each and every item more than the other especially chole bhature, dahi puri and raj chowri. Ambience is cozy and service is fast. Overall a great place to treat your taste buds. Kudos to the team for meeting and exceeding the expectations.

Update! They have become completely vegetarian. They are no longer serving meat items. But you can sub items with tofu for some protein.

I would give this place 3.5, but bumping up to 4 since food was absolutely delicious but there's areas needing improvement for sure We got paneer tikka masala which was so delicious, probably my favorite stew/broth I've ever tried in terms of tikka masala and that includes Aga's and others!!! Love how it was sweet, hearty, flavorful, and a hint of hot. Such a rich flavor and cheese was cooked well. Only complaint is they didn't give us that much paneer... it was a lot of vegetables instead. Also we asked for medium and it was hardly spicy The pani puri was absolutely scrumptious- you have mild/mellow water, sweet heat sauce, and earthy and zesty from the potatoes. It's a dish I would recommend to anyone. The naan was good but don't think the rosemary was added in the most harmonious way too mix with the naan The vibe inside was so cute, modern, and artsy. The service was very ok- the server seemed pretty impartial to us Water was interesting, we started off with splitting a whole 8 oz water bottle between two people. Thankfully refills were free but that was odd

We love this place so much. It has Indian street food, Punjabi food, south Indian food and Indo Chinese food, which means that we can just come to one place and everything is there. Their food is phenomenal as well. My kid loves the hakka noodles mild. The paneer burji and gobi Manchurian is the BEST. HIGHLY RECOMMEND as well as the dahi puri. Only thing is South Indian food is okay We will be back again for sure!!!

I do not recommend this restaurant unless you have money to waste. They are simply a "looter", they overcharge for every single item including simple salad like small lemon pieces with onions slices (salad-- just slices of onion & couple of small pieces of lemon $3), usually no Indian restaurant charge for such salad items. Even they overcharge for very small bowl of plain rice $4 in the price of masala rice or pulav rice. Interesting is that their taste is not extraordinary with respect to the price you pay for their shabji and other menus of their recipe. Their shak or sabji price is ~$3 to $5 more than Suvarna Bhavan or Biryani Pot or other good restaurant in the area. The service is not excellent choice, better to go to Hilcroft area for more Indian restaurant with better price and great menus. I would not waste your money to go to this restaurant. This is really one of the bad choice.

Overall, we had a good experience. The restaurant decor is punchy, vivid, and beautifully painted. There is so much to look at while you're waiting for your food, which took a remarkably short time considering the Friday night crowd. Service was quick and pleasant. However, the servers seemed stressed--I hope it was just a busy night and the restaurant is normally staffed well. The best item we ordered, by far, was the Shaam Savera--spinach kofta stuffed with paneer. It was so soft and perfectly seasoned, and went so well with the naan. We'd never tried this curry before, and we will certainly be back for it. The rest of the food was well prepared but not to our taste. Paneer Biriyani was bland and seemed rushed, Dahi Vada was tasty but the vada itself was hard and bland, Gobi Manchurian was crispy but too sweet. Food was good, but for the price of $75 for four dishes, I wish the other dishes were as tasty as the first. :)

Incredible variety of dishes, far more than your typical North Indian fare - South Indian, and street food dishes as well. Amazing.

Such a neat concept - tonnes of Bollywood poster as motif and eventhe front part of a rickshaw (South Asia's tuk tuk) with customised license plate! I love Indian street food, espcially chaat and this place has pretty nice dishes for when I want a sit-down experience that a little eclectic! I recommend the chaat platter if you want to try a little bit of everything; it's got sweet and savory flavours, mixed with the creaminess of the yoghurt, and the crunchiness of all the toppings. I think this is a fun spot to get food from. Parking isn't a problem since it's in a strip mall of sorts with plenty of parking spots.

Not sure if the paneer (cheese) should be totally tasteless, but it was. I miss the chicken and the rice that used to come with the entree. The garlic naan fortunately did not change and was deliciou. The medium spice sauce was missing that "tang". Not sure why or when menu changed but i am bummed. Service was great!

I'm shocked at how people are not blasting this spot all over social media. I had seen it posted once or twice and thought I'd try it out with a few cousins. This place is a bollywood themed, family owned Indian restaurant. The head chef and dad, Nirman actually designed all of the bollywood posters on the wall with the help of a graphic designer. We all ogled at how clever each of them were. The chaat and snack foods, drinks are very much worth it. The chaats you really cannot go wrong with at all. The presentation is absolutely out of control and the concept of "eating with my eyes" really shined here. I had actually never tried Kalkatta soda and I was shocked at how tasty it was. A brand in India, combined with a custom masala mixture. The butter paneer was amazing although could've used a little bit more paneer in it. The only thing that could be improved IMO is the rice. It was a little hard.

I was very disappointed with my Nirmanz experience and this picture depicts how excited I was to eat this food that looked and smelled wayyy better than it tasted !⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ What's weird is they have AMAZING reviews online and I've tried their catered food (in store) 2 years ago following an event and it was good. Idk if the recipes or chef changed, but everything tasted like they took meat and dropped it into the masala without flavoring first and definitely not adding enough spices or salt ‍. The only thing I'd recommend is the Gobi Manchurian as everything else we got was not good.

Food was nice and quick service! It's recommended place for desi street style food cravings.

Good customer service Food was average The flavors weren't as robust as I expect for Indian food. It was kinda like fast food Indian food... Not terrible but not amazing

Very awesome Indian restaurant with delicious food/chaat/desserts and also in a very stylish/trendy Bollywood setting (replete with movie posters, murals and a rickshaw). Their naan, lamb curry, basmati rice and golub jaman are all great as well. Definitely a must-experience Indian joint in Houston.

Really pleasant experience. Reasonably priced, but a bit small in portion size, except the breads because the Naan and dosa were generous. The bread basket was ok. I would definitely a stick just to the garlic Naan in the future. The pav bhaji and butter chicken were both great tasting and thick. The chicken biryani had good taste, but the rice was a little old and stale tasting. The samosa chaat wasn't the flavor I was hoping for and the samosas were kinda small for the price. The Bombay sizzler had really good flavor at the bottom. But the large cubes of paneer were not that great. Overall, this is somewhere I'd def come to eat again, but maybe be a little picky about what to order. Great service all around and the food came so quick.

Food is over hyped and expensive Food on Hillcroft restaurant is better than nirmanz Zero customer service Just a fancy place with mediocre food and service

Whenever I order Indian food, I usually get to eat it all by myself. No one else ever wants naan. Okay not really. We love Indian food at my household so we've been trying different restaurants all around town to find the best of the best. Hashing seen the rave reviews at Nirmanz, we decided to give this place a try. We ordered the butter chicken, saag paneer and masala dosa. The butter chicken and saag paneer were pretty standard dishes. Both were packed with flavor, creamy and filling. The butter chicken had plenty of chicken and the saag paneer had plenty of paneer. The masala dosa had spiced potatoes with two dipping sauces and sambal. Since we did take out, the dosa wasn't crispy like it would be if we dined in. The serving sizes were very fair for the price! This served 3 of us with a little bit leftover (for some miraculous reason, Indian food tastes even better the next day). Nirmanz definitely served us a good meal, but it was nothing exceptional. It did feed the craving of Indian cuisine, and I would recommend trying it out for yourself!

I was scrolling through grub hub, looking for dinner, when I came across Nirmanz. I was pleasantly surprised that they had a 25% off promo for first orders. I had this restaurant on my radar for a couple of months, so I had to give it a try. I got butter chicken and lamb korma. As soon as I received my order, I could smell the nice aromas. But, when I reached in and pulled out my order, I instantly felt UTTERLY DISRESPECTED. Two small Wendy's chili sized cups of curry and two small rice cups. The rice was fine, but we're talking an $18 curry, and a $16 curry. Like, ain't no way they were serious!!! I actually had a leftover AGA's curry takeout container in my fridge, washed it and dumped my Nirmanz butter chicken in the container to compare. It barely filled half way. The butter chicken was okay, as was the korma. The few little morsels of lamb were tended. Honestly, though, it wasn't ANYTHING extraordinary. My main complaint is the small amount and price for just okay food. At first, I thought maybe they gave me such small portions because I used a PROMO code. But, looking through reviews, others have complaints about the portions. It was an overall disappointment.

Amazing owners with such a creative spirit. I love going to this restaurant because I know I'm going to have a great sensory experience. From the posters to the music to the food - you'll love every second!

Omg! I'm a sucker for Chaat, and I have to say this place has taken the top spot and has become a quick favorite!! The Raj Kachori is divine, and Chaat platter is a great option if you can't make your mind and want to try a little bit of everything!! The sweet and savory flavors were on point, the rich and creaminess of the yogurt and the crunchiness of all the toppings creates a beautiful melody of textures!! The Chikoo shake was nostalgic. I highly recommend this spot. I can't wait to go back and try other entrees items. The interiors are impressive and it make you feel like you're sitting in a cafe in Mumbai and not a restaurant in Houston!

So we've been here lots. The food is great. Service and prices. Indian street food and full dishes. I needed to upgrade since this has become our go to Indian spot.

Masala dosa boiled potato same as Wada paw, dosa soggy, coconut chutney no good, It's not the same food it used to be.

This is one of the place I was planning to visit, when I come to houston. Totally disappointed that the food and quality of it. Ambiance was good - 4/5. It was nice and clean. Presentation was good for food as well. Service - 4/5 the girl in the front was ok. She suggested dabeli or vada pav or chole batura to be one of there popular items. My friend got Paneer Kathi Roll- 2/5 the paneer was hard and felt like we were eating a frozen paratha. Sitafal shake - 2.5/5 it was ok not that great. It could have been much better Veg Frankie - 2/5 same thing they had frozen paratha with chips (Lays Classic) I wish they made there own chips instead of serving a packet one which is available to us. There is no point in paying and eating a food product which is available for us at a lesser price outside. I would suggest you to stop serving these and do your own product. Hot Ragada Dahi Puri - 2.5/5 it was ok but not that great. Should have been better. Dabeli - 2/5 it was ok and not that great. Sugarcane juice mojito - -ve2/5. It's a negative 2 rating. It's a disgrace to a sugarcane juice. You don't even know sugarcane in it and not even tasty. Totally disappointed with the food as it was not upto the expectations. When you have nice ambiance you need to improve the quality of the food and need to stop serving frankies and kathi roll with frozen parathas and lays classic. Can do better guys.

Visited last night super excited to see pani puri in the menu, I been waiting to try it for a while and was not disappointed. I want to make a few point about mine and my boyfriend experiences since there we completely different. First the waiter that sat us was borderline rude but the lady that ended up becoming our waiter was expectational, she explain us what the item on the menu were and I want to clarify that i was eating the pani puri properly since it was my first time. She was super nice all my embarrassment of not knowing went away. My other comment would be I would love an option where I can have an open tab to keep ordering drinks when needed. Maybe there is one since it was our first time we didn't really asked. I'm do want to visit a again during the day to also take advantage of there set up, is super colorful great for pictures As for food Pani Puri 10/10 great flavor, excellent presentation very fun Panner Tikka Masala 8/10 I love panner in my opinion there was very little panner compare to the vegetable, only wish it had more. As for the rice needed more salt or seasoning without the masala is was quite bland to it by itself. Moong Dal Halwa 10/10 Mango Lassi 10/10 Masala Lemon Soda 4/10 This is probably the biggest issue we had, this was my boyfriend drink, he said the drink itself was good the issue was the glass, the glass itself smelled bad like wet cloth? if that makes sense he said he couldn't really taste it but every time he brought the cup close to he's face he was greeted by that awful smell. tiktok video @onlymagical

The food is always great here but prices have gone up very much in the past two years. It's definitely because of COVID but I used to pay ~$10 for Chicken Biryani and now it's almost ~$15 for the same portion. They are still adding the apricot pits so beware when eating.

Consistent good taste , tried kulcha, dosa and lab bhaji.. fast service, beautiful decor..

June 2021. This restaurant has an amazing desi style decor which immediately catches your attention. The wall arts, paintings and the walls and spaces in between are creatively designed, and I must give credit where credit is due for the effort. Let's talk about food. This department also didn't disappoint. I came here with family and we almost ordered one dish from every section, almost. Let's talk about the things that we ordered and then I'll go from there: gobi manchurian, amritsari kulcha cholay, maysore masala dosa, chicken chetinad with garlic naan, baingan bharta, dahi puri, chikoo shake sitafal shake and sugarcane mojito (salivating just by thinking about these) The kulcha cholay was amazing, chicken chetinad was decent, gobi manchurian was a hit, dahi puri and baingan bharta were delicious. The chikoo shake tried to be the best imposter of the original, fresh shake that's available in India. The maysore dosa was a big miss though. Long story short, the food is absolutely above average and it won't burn a hole in your pocket.

Recently, we went here to order takeout and to our surprise, they have gone vegetarian. No chicken tikka masala or buttered chicken; aligning themselves to their other restaurant in Richmond. We instead ordered the paneer version of the dishes (or equivalent). This is disappointing as we enjoyed having the option to choose in the past. The food was good, but we felt underwhelmed. As a matter of convenience, I think we prefer the Richmond location more due to its proximity to our home and that the ambiance is more bright and lively.

Came here on a weekend night for dinner and it was great. The food was delivered very quickly, the service was great. It was a little difficult with space in the restaurant. We tried the pani puri, bhel puri, dosa and few other items. Family really enjoyed it all. Definitely hits the spot when these cravings for indian street food come about.

Decor - 5 stars Food - Samson chole - 4.5 Sev Puri - 4.5 Paani Poori - the worst I have had in my life (amazing presentation though!). The paani tasted like water. I tried asking for another cup well stirred up l - unfortunately same. Dahi wada - 2.5 stars Masala lemon soda - 4 stars Bhel puri - the bhel was not super crisp but otherwise good flavor, needed La4 stars

You must try their yogurt and palak chat from the menu. The cleanliness and level of service are excellent.

Not worth your money. We got to go Dosa, $12 for small with little chutney and Sambar with no vegetables at all.

The variety of food available at this restaurant is amazing. And the service is very friendly. They'll always try to make sure that you are taken care of and have a homily feel to the place. The best part I like about the ambience is the various posters of Bollywood films expressed with their most iconic scenes. Must visit!

Evening ended well after eating this tasty food!!! Very quick to get the food, staff was very friendly and food tasted very yummy especially Dahi Puri!

Bollywood Vibes with the BEST Indian Chaat in Houston! @nirmanzofficial has some of the Best chaat we have had! The ambience is definitely catchy and takes you down memory lane, especially if you are a Bollywood lover like ourselves! Each dish has its own unique flavor that takes you to the city where it originated ! This grilled cheese vada pav takes us back with its fusion concept and amazing flavors! They have some yummy Indo-chinese options as well! Great place for vegetarians due to all the paneer options! Also, everything is Halal! GRILLED CHEESE VADA PAV: Spicy Potato Patty and cheese flavors compliment each other! Great option for fusion food lovers! RAJ KACHORI: A crispy shell filled with potato filling, sweet and spicy! Definitely a SHOW STOPPER! CHEESE DOSA: It's like eating an Indian cheese pizza! CHICKEN HAKKA NOODLES Indo-chinese fusion flavors! These noodles were seasoned really well CHICKEN LOLLYPOP: One of our childhood faves Thank you so much for having us! We will definitely be back!! 16338 Kensington Dr, Sugar Land, TX

They've changed up their menu recently (and prices) but it was phenomenal! We got: Shyam Savera, Hariyali Handi (husband's exact words while eating this were: "this brings me back to India"), ghatte sabzi, amritsari chole. I've always been a fan of the vada pav & fast food at Nirmanz, but they really stole the show with their new entreé items.

I saw some pictures of this restaurant and was intrigued by the interior setting. Seemed like a cool place to visit and eat so I finally went with my bros. Wanted to try some desi street food. The food was nice and warm, came quick as well. Didn't have any hygiene issues like the ones mentioned in other reviews about this place, so thank god for that. This place has potential to be 5 stars if it wasn't for the ridiculously high prices. I can understand if your charging more for like the main course stuff but 7 paani puri for $7??? The small mango lassi container was. I thought maybe I'm in sugar land so these prices are expected but clearly I'm not the only one based off other reviews.

They prices are expensive and they don't even give you rice with a curry that cost 15.00 and only a small bowl. Lots of other Indian places that are more reasonably priced and provide better serv

Very nice food with good variety of veg food options. The place is clean with friendly staff

So thankful that my friend brought me here to experience some trendy and highly authentic Indian food! The menu had a lot of items I didn't recognize but were followed by descriptions that were easy to understand and all sounded so delicious! My friend ordered the pani puri, which are basically mini tostadas of potatoes, onions, and some yellow crunchy strings. This had a little bit of a kick, but were so yummy - strangely reminded me of ceviche idk since it's just potato. She also ordered the samosa pav, which were 2 mini sliders with samosas in the middle of the buns! So yummy and even came with a little wire basket of potato chips. She said this was "street food" and let me order a more traditional item since I don't get to eat Indian cusine at home like she does. I knew I wanted a coconut milk based curry since it's my absolute favorite. I had heard of madras curry before and the description was very similar to that of the chetinad, so I decided on the latter to try something new. The only difference was that the chetinad curry had "South Indian sauce" - pretty vague but this was some of the yummiest curry I ever had! With the quantity of curry and the added lamb/goat and the side of rice, I had plenty to take home! The cashier suggested that I get the medium-level of spice, but it was very very mild to me, and I have a pretty low tolerance for spicy foods.

Amazing spot for desi street food with a relaxing ambiance and fantastic service! The owners are super nice and treat guests with utmost respect as well as a personalized treatment that feels superb. Their hospitality as a family owned business is so warm that the moment you walk in, you feel like it's your comfort zone with folks taking care of everything for you, ranging from making top recommendations for your palette to serving joy in high quality silverware. We tried the raj kachori, Amritsar cholay with spicy kulcha, and chili paneer that was an absolute showstopper. Five stars are an automatic for a place this good .

Quaint little place that is brightly decorated. You are seated to a table promptly but oddly enough you have to order at the counter. You get bottled water instead of tap, which is a pleasant surprise. We had the tikka masala and lamb curry. The lamb tasted too gamey for me and thus could not stomach the meat, the curry on the other hand was pleasant but nothing to write home about. The tikka masala was flavorful and spicy, overall very good. We had a side of garlic naan which comes with two whole naans per serving and, man, this was the best naan I have had here in Houston! The garlic was so aromatic and you could really taste it! Each dish also came with a side of basmati rice which is nice because most Indian restaurants don't serve rice with meals. We also had the mango lassi and mint mojito which were both very good drinks. The mango lassi was thick and sweet. The mint mojito had an interesting array of spices mixed in. We get coupons for this restaurant through our grocery store which makes a visit here even more worthwhile. Overall a very good restaurant in the Sugar Land area!

Very well-decorated and tasty spot for Indian! I haven't seen many Bollywood films or anything but the poster motif is cool, and the front car clip with custom license plate! We had Aloo Gobi, garlic naan, and lamb kadai. All the items we tried were well made and I'd say the portions were pretty generous. The service was quick and friendly also. Will be back!

You won't be disappointed if your craving some Indian chaat, we have visited this place several times but this is my first review for this place, staff is friendly and atmosphere is good, the creativity and presentation behind all this different dishes is unique and different, my favorite dishe here is ragda patties but would highly recommend mysore masala dosa, masala lemon soda to drink is very refreshing, highly recommended.

Great service. Food was good. Loved the raj kachori, must try!!! Pain puri and sev puri were average! Can skip it

Nirmanz deserved negative stars for their terrible customer service and a rude employee named SATYAM. We ordered 3 different entrees through uber Eats from Nirmanz. When we got the food delivered the 3 containers for 3 separate entrees as well as 3 naans and one other bread was all haphazardly and clumsily packed in just one regular plastic grocery bag. All of the containers Had opened and the grocery style plastic bag was full of atleast a cup of gravy. All of our different breads were also soaked in this gravy. The lids were not properly shut on any container. When we call the restaurant to complain SATYAM answered the phone and was not bothered at all and did not accept responsibility on the part of the restaurant or do anything to make it better. He just blamed Uber repeatedly And said that stuff like this can happen sometimes. We asked to talk to the manager and he said that he, SATYAM was the manager so we said that we'd leave a review about our interaction with him. Then all of a sudden he claimed that the manager was actually in a meeting. This was all happening at 8:30pm on a Friday night so it was becoming clear he was just lying. Even then he was not willing to offer any solution to fix the problem. At a certain point this became less about the messy food delivery and more about the extremely rude and lying employee named SATYAM. This restaurant doesn't not know how to do customer service at all. They just charge crazy high prices and offer no service at all when something goes wrong. We never did get a solution. Additionally, we asked for mild spice level and instead all of the food was just extremely sweet and all dishes tasted exactly the same. Nirmanz is a no go from both a taste and customer service aspect.

food was superb!!!! Staff was so sweet. The bread basket was beyond delicious. Service was prompt. This is definitely my go to Indian restaurant. They are consistent with quality & flavor.