Turmeric Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Houston

I would say 2. This place is so new right now the restaurant sign was in Japanese . The customer service was average but they only had like 3 people working. I would think for a newly opened restaurant they would try harder on the service and promo side. Food was all right. It would appeal to the general non Indian public (which is probably why they have decent reviews) but being married to an Indian family and having gone to India I was disappointed. My Indian in laws were also disappointed. Panipuri sauce was not very flavorful and again no spice. Bombay sweets in hillcroft does it better. Curries were average. Also for the price it was the quantity was so little. They gave all of our food on disposable paper plates which I thought was not eco friendly when they could put it on real plates and wash. And again barely enough food very little rice and little naan. Also, when I asked if it could be spicier I received a strange look so that was confusing to me because spicy and indian/asian go together. Also the whole situation with garage parking is so confusing. But basically just park in the first floor and if you enter a code apparently you get free parking. We parked on the 2nd floor and the door was locked so we couldn’t get into elevator which was annoying but I later found out you need to pull handle down hard .

This place may survive given the lack of Indian restaurants in heights but I...

We were in the area and thought of trying this place out, however, we were really disappointed with our visit to this spot. Unfortunately, I had one of the worst chai that I ever had. It truly missed even the bare minimum mark.

Our tea lacked both flavors and colors. Its full of some cheap milk and there’s hardly any trace of actual tea leaf there. We mentioned it to one of their staff members, and got coffee instead. However, the coffee was same with no trace of coffee at all.

We wanted to have samosas but learnt that samosas are outsourced and they just heat it up and serve. So, skipped that. It was the same outsourced for the burger and fries. Haka noodles was something that we liked, good portion size too. Chana masala was not good but still doable.

The best part was their staff member who assisted us. She was very courteous. She apologized for the tea and when we asked for coffee, she didn’t even charge again for that. She was also checking in between with us and everyone else on how’s everything. Excellent service on her part.

Unfortunately, the food was a total...

Ordered via uber eats. I ordered the Turmeric Bowl which was supposed to come with naan. Never received the naan. Second strike was how small the portion was for having paid $20 for the dish (not including uber eats fees) It came with maybe 1/4 cup of rice and a half cup of the tika masala. Not only that but there was hardly any paneer (my selected protein of choice) Lastly the samosas I ordered had no filling. An almost completely empty fried pocket. Very disappointing and expensive experience.

I called the restaurant to let them know my feedback and the lady I spoke with told me that they outsource their samosas so that didn’t have anything to do with them…then offered to refund me just for the naan that I never received. I also mentioned that the bowl was $20 and it seemed steep since I could have ordered the normal tika masala for $5 less. She told me that was not accurate and that it was uber eats listing it as a higher price…

Flavor of the tikka was good but that’s the only positive I can give. Unfortunate because I wanted to...