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Indian Masala Tadka
Authentic Indian flavors in the heart of Dallas—where every dish tells a story.
3.4(5 reviews)
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Authentic Indian flavors in the heart of Dallas—where every dish tells a story.
Indian Masala Tadka is a beloved Indian restaurant located at 1001 Ross Ave in Dallas, offering a vibrant menu of traditional and contemporary Indian cuisine. With a 4.8/5 Google rating from over 880 reviews, we pride ourselves on delivering delicious, well-portioned meals in a welcoming atmosphere. From savory curries like chicken tikka masala and lamb biryani to appetizers like chili momos and veg pakoda, our dishes are crafted with care. We cater to both locals and visitors, ensuring a memorable dining experience with attentive service. Whether you're craving classic favorites or exploring new flavors, we invite you to savor the taste of India right here in Texas.
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Enjoy authentic dishes like chicken tikka masala, palak paneer, and lamb biryani, prepared with fresh ingredients and traditional spices.
Try popular starters such as chili momos, veg pakoda, and samosas, perfect for sharing or as a light meal.
We offer a variety of plant-based dishes, including veg pakoda and palak paneer, catering to diverse dietary preferences.
Sip on refreshing mango lassi and other drinks, paired with sweet treats to complete your meal.
Experience our cozy ambiance for dine-in or order takeout for convenient, delicious meals at home or on the go.
Awesome place ! Service super nice ! The food was delicious! I’ll definitely come back !!!
It’s sad to leave a review like this but the only reason why I gave this restaurant a 2 star is for the service(she was the saving grace from getting no stars). The young lady was very sweet and nice. Didn’t check on us until after we were done eating but the service was good overall. Now let’s get to the food. The veg pakoda was very subpar I’ve had a lot better. Now the main issue is had was the palak paneer. I’ve never had it this water and flavorless. I eat this dish often while in Florida(where I live) and the color isn’t the same. I couldn’t even tell spinach was in it. Very disappointing to say the least. Finally the mango lassi was just straight yogurt. I couldn’t even tell it was really mango outside of the color because the taste wasn’t there. They should really take pointers from my favorite Indian spot in Tampa Florida called Curry Leaves. This place missed the mark completely. I don’t understand the comments and question if they know what it’s supposed to taste like unless I happened to get it on a bad day. I will tag a photo(table has white cloth) of the palak paneer I’m used to seeing and eating for reference
Waa in Dallas for a conference. Had a taste for Indian food. I hit the jackpot here. Food was delicious. Great portions. Don't think you can go wrong with eating here. One of the best places I have been for Indian Food. Definitely will go back when I am in Dallas.
I started off with the chili momos. They were solid. It had a good amount of kick, though the server was kind enough to ask for my spice tolerance beforehand. It wasn't quite as crunchy as I would've liked, and the flavor was satisfactory. There's 6 pieces which isn't a lot for what you order, but it was definitely pretty solid. Unfortunately I was a little more disappointed with the chicken tikka masala. While the sauce was perfectly normal, the chicken was definitely overcooked. For a place with such high ratings, I was expecting a meal commendable for the near 5 star ratings. Although good, I'm unsure if this place does anything better than the next Indian restaurant. It doesn't beat on price, and it doesn't beat on taste
Lamb biryani was good. Too bad they have no AC in middle of a Texas July; there was a hair in my drink though. Hard to enjoy my meal with all that sweat dripping into the food.
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