Sigree Grill Indian Restaurant and Banquet — Restaurant in Addison

Sigree is A Culinary Journey Through India's Flavorful Delights

Step into the aromatic world of Sigree, where each dish tells a story of India's rich culinary heritage. Nestled in the heart of Texas, Sigree is more than just a restaurant; it's an immersive experience that tantalizes the senses and transports diners to the vibrant streets of India.

From the moment you enter, you're greeted by warm hospitality and an inviting ambiance that sets the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. The décor, adorned with intricate Indian motifs and vibrant hues, creates an atmosphere that is both elegant and cozy.

Now, let's talk about the star of the show: the food. Sigree takes pride in offering a diverse menu that showcases the best of Indian cuisine, from the fiery flavors of the North to the subtle spices of the South. Each dish is meticulously prepared using authentic ingredients and traditional cooking techniques, ensuring an explosion of flavors with every bite.

Start your culinary journey with the tantalizing appetizers like the crispy samosas or the succulent kebabs, perfectly paired with zesty chutneys and dips. Then, delve into the main course, where you'll find an array of mouthwatering curries, biryanis, and tandoori specialties that will leave you craving for more.

The culinary adventure doesn't end there. Be sure to save room for dessert, as Sigree offers a tempting selection of sweet treats, including the indulgent gulab jamun.

But what truly sets Sigree apart is its commitment to authenticity and innovation. The chefs at Sigree are masters of their craft, infusing traditional recipes with modern twists to create dishes that are both timeless and inventive.

Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur of Indian cuisine or a curious novice, Sigree promises an unforgettable dining experience that will leave you longing for more. So, gather your friends and family, and embark on a gastronomic journey through India's culinary wonders at Sigree. Your taste buds will...

While the food actually is pretty good and flavors are on point, they earned a one star for yesterday. Tell me, if you order Curry do you expect to have rice? Yes. If you pay extra to get Naan in addition, do you expect them do decide NOT TO SEND RICE? Chances are no. (And yes when I called asking about why no rice was sent, the response I received was "oh well you ordered Naan so I assumed you didnt want rice") If I had been making a substitution that would be one thing, but I paid extra just to have the naan with my food. If you order delivery (which you paid for) and the place you order from makes an error - do you expect them to force you to come to them to pick up a single container of rice? Probably not. Do you say I need to talk to my manager, let me get your phone number and call you back- only to never call back? Normally I that would be fine... if they actually had called back. I waited from about 1pm yesterday until this morning to post this and give them a chance to talk with me. However this didnt happen, so now this goes up. However that was my first and probably last experience with them. Find somewhere else to eat, because they aren't worth your money and dont value treating a customer well. Update 1.23: After attempting to reach the owner a 3rd and final time - he asked I give them another chance and apologized for the action of his employee who had decided to leave out half my order instead of contacting me. I will give a final update after one more visit. +1 Star for the owner owning up to the issue. Update 1.31: I gave Sigree a second shot today, and this time around the delivery was significantly better and the Owner kept his word. The food is great, and I can say it's some of the best I've had in the area. I'd advise to avoid ordering from them through the apps, but go-ahead and physically dine at the restaurant or pick-up there....

Vibe was good. Buffet Price was decent at $18ish/person with tax. 3.5/5

Aloo Tikki was nice. Chhole were not bad. Raita was not good at all. Not stale or bad but really Sour. Not made with fresh yoghurt, Onion Pakodas tasted nice, but were cold even in the first couple batches. Cream cheese pakoda/cheeseball were okay, maybe mislabelled beacuse I didnt sense any cheese. Samosa didnt taste that nice. Not sure if it was oil or somethign else. Gobi Manchurian was nice. Not fresh. Oily. But delicious. Naan was not nice and cold. Tandoori roti (not included) ordered separately was decent. Noodles were okay. Rice and Dal Makhni were delicious; but right next to non vegetarian food. Bature were okay, not bad, not great. Aloo Sabji was okay; Not great, not bad. Paneer sabji was not bad. Biryani was okay. Gulab Jamun was good Gajar Halwa was okay. Chai was nice. They also had Sev Puri, Aloo Masala for DIY Chaat For Paani Puri, the Mint chutney was bad; Not fresh, sour and tangy.

One thing that is extremelt disappointing in a Dallas Indian restaurant was the lack of distance between vegetarian and non vegetarian food; Very easy for cross contamination. Serving Spoons for both placed right next to each other. Its very easy to place buffer items in between without losing space, where you can still avoid cross contamination

Servers were nice and polite and asked if everything was okay, but, I didnt want to start a laundary list of what were all the things that needed to be improved; All small things, easily manageable with better management and tasting things before they come out, and replacing a few things with fresher things.

Note to management: In all, this is one of the few places in Dallas, that can easily get 10/10 with very few changes;...