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Desi District
Desi District: A bustling Irving hub for North & South Indian favorites and Indo-Chinese fusion.
3.4
Indian
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Desi District: A bustling Irving hub for North & South Indian favorites and Indo-Chinese fusion.
Desi District in Irving offers a casual, self-serve dining experience with a wide menu of North and South Indian staples plus Indo-Chinese fusion. Located at 6451 Riverside Dr #100, it draws guests with favorites like dahi puri, paneer kathi rolls, manchurian, and schezwan noodles, and a dessert lineup of rabdi, gulab jamun, and paan. Garlic naan is frequently praised, and the lively, busy atmosphere complements generous portions and fresh flavors.
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Enjoy a vast menu of North and South Indian dishes, including garlic naan, dahi puri, and paneer kathi rolls, in a casual, self-serve setting.
Savor flavorful fusion items like manchurian and schezwan noodles, blending Indian spices with Chinese techniques.
Browse a selection of Indian groceries, spices, and specialty items to cook authentic meals at home.
Indulge in traditional desserts such as gulab jamun, rabdi, and paan, made fresh daily.
Order online via platforms like Uber Eats for convenient pickup or delivery of our popular dishes.
Perfect for gatherings with large portions and a lively atmosphere to share diverse flavors.
Overall rating
Ram Sabhavat
Udaya Kumar Raju
Cleaning and color atmosphere is little low One gate is closed always
RAHUL SRT
Veerraju Mandavilli
Raj R
We ordered to go of idly and bonda, the idly is not freshly made and oven heated yesterday’s idly which is hard. The worst part is they didn’t given the peanut chutney instead given coconut chutney and when I called they said “we have only one kind chutney”. I know they don’t even bother about these reviews now a days.
Ashala
Good place to hangout with friends - lots of seating indoors and outdoors. They have a lot of snacks on their menu, and chai. Irani chai is great, we also tried their chitti punugulu - these were not to our liking, tasted like they were made out of dosa batter; egg puff was good, as was the onion samosa (these are a little spicy).
