Onestop India Restaurant, HMS Halal certified

Chau Phan a month ago

Basically, we went to eat pretty late at night, and the staff was super sweet and friendly. The restaurant was pretty busy tonight, but the food was still really good, as always. We tried a few Indian dishes like Dahi Puri, Pani Biryani, and Medu Vada, and honestly, we really enjoyed everything. They have a pretty big menu with lots of options, so if you’re still hungry, you can just order more. The owner was also really welcoming and friendly. Overall, I really liked the place and definitely enjoyed the food and the whole experience.

Matha Goram 4 months ago

Went for Chat at 3 PM only to be told that these offerings start after 4 PM. Had to settle for Sada Vada and Masala Dosa. The Vada didn't meet expectations while the Dosa very crisp (full marks++) but a little thick for my palate. The accompanying Sambar was not memorable. Not quite sure what to make of the other offerings specially the twist on the variations of Dum Biryani from a "certain" region that is oblivious to hundreds of variations in the rest of South Asian. The place is very popular presumably for the diverse menu especially for the senior generation. Why use the primary area as a partial storage area too. No interest in making the place attractive for dine-in, eh? No wonder the bulk of the orders are "to-go"

Trung Nguyen 4 months ago

Kadai paneer was good. Spicy 🌶️ just like I wanted. Garlic naan was great. Didn’t like the aroma of the basmati rice, so ate mostly the naan. Brother had chicken tikka masala and he said it was good. He had the rice.

Mr Moody 9 months ago

Ordered I punugulu, 1 Irina chai & 4 pani puris and initially planned to eat at the place, but had to wait an extremely long time around 20–30 minutes just for pani puri. Because of the delay, we had to take it to go. Unfortunately, it was a huge disappointment. We spent over $35 on just this one dish, and what we received was a complete disaster. The pani puri water was overly salty, and the filling tasted like plain aloo curry, overloaded with bay leaves and cinnamon sticks not the one you get with panipuri. It didn’t resemble traditional pani puri at all.🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️😠😠😠 I called the store to share this feedback, but the lady who served us was very rude and dismissive. When I offered to bring the food back or show pictures, she responded, “This is what we serve, sir.” She claimed the filling was fully mashed potatoes, even though there were clearly large chunks. When I mentioned the water being too salty, she flatly denied it.🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ She also insisted that pani puri does not come with both spicy and sweet water, which is incorrect and even their own website shows an image with both sauces.🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ There was no offer to fix the issue or provide a refund, despi

Nadia M 11 months ago

This is the best Indian restaurant we have had in DFW. We ordered the tandoori chicken which was so tender and juicy and flavorful. The chicken curry was perfection paired with the garlic naan. We also ordered the veggie noodles which were so flavorful and had generous amounts of vegetables. The owners are very kind and do an amazing job running the place. I’ve gone maybe 4 times already the past month since I’ve discovered this little gem. You def have to give them a shot because I guarantee you won’t ever stop going.