Nags Kitchen — Restaurant in Little Elm

I visited Nag's Kitchen at the end of December and was thoroughly impressed with the overall experience. The ambiance of the restaurant was casual and family-friendly, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. I arrived around 7 PM and was pleased to find the environment lively yet comfortable.

The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the food. I opted for a variety of dishes, including Chicken, Mutton Kheema Samosas, Masala vada, Crispy Shrimp, Pepper Chicken appetizers, Mutton Fry Pulavs and Junnu. Each dish was a delight to the taste buds. The food not only tasted great but also appeared fresh and well-prepared, a testament to the kitchen's attention to quality.

What stood out for me was the affordability of the meals. It's not often you find such a perfect balance of quality food that is also value for money. This aspect certainly enhanced my dining experience.

In conclusion, my visit to Nag's Kitchen was memorable and satisfying. The combination of a cozy atmosphere, delicious food, and reasonable pricing makes this a restaurant I would not only revisit but also highly recommend to others. A big thank you to the team at Nag's Kitchen for such a...

Nope! Just no. Avoid this place at all costs. We just tried the items suggested by the staff and which are on the today's specialz board. Each and every item suggested is a disaster. First was chicken 65, it was toooo dry as it was over fried. Next was chicken lollipop, suggested to have with garlic sauce. These are easily the worst chicken lollipops (which were obviously wings dipped in spicy barbeque sauce) I ever had. Asked them to get them redone to a slightly better version Later tawa fish was suggested, clearly wasn't done on a tawa. Now comes the biryanis, khaidi bucket mutton biryani, didn't have any biryani flavoring to it and the mutton piece lacked taste, charged $40 for a 2 person bucket. Raitha and mirchi ka salan were served when we're almost done with our meal. No wonder there were no customers apart from us the entire time, the place was completely empty and only one person working front and back. I didn't expect a place to mess up the entire order, they should revamp the entire menu or atleast change the names to their exact recipes. Never suggesting this place and coming back. Save your hard...

I don't know how to give zero stars..first of all, let me say this prior. I have been to many of the indian restaurants and this is the worst place I have been to. The place is tiny and there's no room for customers to dine in. We repeatedly asked to clean the tables which had the leftovers from previous customers. No one doesn't give a shit.

Now coming to the menu..it's a scam in the aritaaku mutton bhojanam, you won't get pomret fish as they advertise. The items are not exactly given per menu, they will be replacing with whatever they like. Items are super pricey with the quantity compared. Even michelin star based restaurants give you a good amount of quantity with what they charge. You won't get istaaraku unless you ask it with your istaaraku pulao. Menu prices are different than listed, with what you are charged, claiming menu prices are not updated. No one is at register as the person will be serving food and handling register both. Looks like it's pretty shortstaffed. Not even proper napkins to clean your hands lol. It's pretty waste of our time to come from such long...