Red Hot Chilli Pepper, Frisco — Restaurant in Frisco

This is my first review about food and I am writing because I really felt like sharing my experience. I have visited this restaurant four times in the last few months and also had a take out for a small party. I have only ordered the Indian food from their menu and no matter what I have ordered, veg or chicken or mutton, the food has always been excellent! My white friend Mike, who I introduced to Indian food last year, and is now crazy about Butter Chicken & Naan, tasted Goat Belliram at this restaurant and his expression was beyond words. One of my friend aptly put his situation as Foodgasm! I have ordered all their varieties of Kabab's and they were delicious, fresh and juicy. Mike raved so much about the food to the server that he asked the chef to come and meet us! Their chef is a sweet young Bengali/Oddiya man named Biswas. We asked him how his kebabs were so nicely done and juicy? He told us that he makes them after he receives the order and they are not premade and reheated. Guys, so far, I have tried their Lasooni Palak Paneer, Dal Makkhani, Paneer Tikka Sufiana, Butter Chicken, Goat Belliram and they were just perfect. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of fresh mutton in the serving. I am sure to try every one of their dishes eventually. I would recommend Laccha Paratha if you are ordering a takeout. We heated them in our toaster and that came our soft on the inside and crunchy on the surface. My only suggestion to the owner and manager is that they should start serving their food in china and good flatware like good restaurants instead of the takeout style containers. They have 5 star quality food and should be served in style. It will also help environment with less plastic going in the landfills. I hope you all try this place out and they are able to maintain the quality and taste of the...

UPDATE: April 21st 2017

Came back from a horrible dining experience. Staff was quite rude and arrogant.

The waitress in particular, the one with two nose rings...was shockingly rude with my guests. She needs to be fired or may be retrained...and till that time she needs to work inside the kitchen and not dealing with clients.

Won't be coming back.

You guys are in hospitality industry just like I am and its shocking to see how rude and arrogant was staff was AGAIN. When you are from hospitality industry, even a tiny act of rudeness gets magnified.

I've worked with restaurant owners and still work with several from other states, I can assure you, if this happened in my restaurant under my watch, that girl would be fired today.

May be I should look into starting a good restaurant that has good food and treats its clients right. And no offering free beer DOES NOT make up for horrible service.

Looks like you are going from bad to worse. You either need to improve or shut down.

Rest assured we wont be back.

Although your food was quite good, your service negated that and more.

Everything You Do Either Helps Or Hurts The Brand. Everything. If the sign is crooked, if the food is delicious, if the server is rude and smart-ass, if we had to ask for water two times. I loved the food. just wished that the server were a little more polite.

When we drop 50 bucks on lunch, we just want lunch....dont want a side of "attitude".

Hope you guys succeed and prosper, as soon as you get the...

Having been to RHCP numerous times in Calcutta, we were quite delighted to see an RHCP appear as "Indo Chinese restaurant near me" and decided to try it out. Though the reviews were not very encouraging, the bengali in us were reluctant to take them at face value.

We took 3 dishes - Thai Basil Chicken as appetizer Calcutta Style Chicken Noodles with gravy Awadhi Chicken Biryani (with potato)

Thai Basil chicken was so so. Calcutta style gravy noodles was also so so, though nowhere close to the taste we had been craving for and overpriced.

The biggest disappointment was the Awadhi chicken biryani. The chicken was fried and did not look fresh at all. The potatoes were also burnt and looked at least cooked a day old, may be more. The overall dish was very poorly made and as a biryani lover, it was highly disappointing.

The manager did not charge us for the biryani as a good gesture but such poorly prepared food should not be served to a guest at all. It seemed to be done in a hurry by mixing stale rice, chicken and potato. And more importantly it gives Calcutta and biryani a bad name, especially in a foreign land where most of the people have no idea what it tastes like.

Hope our experience was an exception as there are several positive reviews too but RHCP Frisco will not be our recommendation for home style Indo Chinese or Awadhi...