15 Indian restaurant always catch my eyes in Houston

15 Indian restaurant always catch my eyes in Houston.

Restaurant Info

https://shribalajibhavan.com/
(713) 783-1126
5655 Hillcroft St Houston, TX 77036

8. Kiran's

The menu at this restaurant features seafood, lamb, and traditional North Indian vegetarian dishes. They also have an award-winning wine list, hand-crafted cocktails, and a complete range of whiskies. Afternoon Tea is a combination of Indian and English signature tea items.

Food popular here

Chicken Tikka Masala Dinner

Punjabi Thali Dinner

Gobi

Let’s see how people review this restaurant

“Kiran's is definitely upscale and one of the prettiest Indian restaurants I have ever been to. They recently completed renovations and the space is twice the size of the original restaurant. Clearly, Kiran's is a favorite for Houstonites and it is now a favorite of mine. My girlfriend and I dined on the mushroom and feta samosas, the chicken tikka masala, lamb shank, Kiran's naan as well as the gobi naan. The service we received from Narayan was great and attentive and I look forward to my next visit.” —Quin T.

“My baby shower was at at Kiran's and all I can say is wow! We did a Sunday tea for the shower and the tea and food were excellent!! Everyone loved it. We were able to have a private room and the staff was so attentive and went above and beyond for us. This was so so special and I will never forget how amazing it was! Thank you, Kirans!!” —Rachel R.

“I ordered the sliders from the bar menu and a Navrattan Korma and Kiran's naan. Highly recommend the sliders which were such a good deal and totally filled me. I didn't need to order the korma or naan which was tasty but didn't seem special enough for me to be paying that much more than other places. I didn't really notice the goat cheese in the naan but the rosemary was an interesting combo.” —Bowie L.

Restaurant Info

http://www.kiranshouston.com
(713) 960-8472
2925 Richmond Ave Ste 160 Houston, TX 77098

9. Surya India

At Surya, they present traditional North Indian food with the utmost respect for its heritage: no gimmicks, chili meters, or buffets. They also appreciate the adventurism of today’s palate and borrow dishes from the South of India. For personal inspiration, the owner connects with their mother’s skill in the kitchen and their father’s integrity in business. Surya is a gift to their memory.