Punjabi food express — Restaurant in Oklahoma City

Average home made food, mind it they're not cooking main course in the food truck. It is already made and kept in fridge. Only roti and aloo parontha are made fresh. I tried roti, aloo parontha, chicken curry (which was super cold froze and not tasty at all) and dahi. Serve with butter like in India. Food is average not really amazing as i see the reviews. As far as parontha worth to pay rest I feel I just wasted my money. I work hard to eat good food and if my food is not as per expectation I'll be disappointed. After all nothing is free and cheap. 😪😞😞😞😪

It would be good if, they'll put more variety of paronthas only, it can be more in demand like mooli, gobi, anda or pyaaz parontha or mix of these. And just Aachar and dahi will work with tea or masala tea. No need so many other main course. If you really want to know what actually an authentic Indian food taste like this is one of the spot but not any hotel or restaurant. Not really spicy very mild food so it lost its authenticity. Totally disappointed 😞 😒 I think the reviews are not correct also. Only east indian reviews are good but I guess they're just trying to support. Which is ok, but they need to be true as well. Hope to see some good tasty changes in food in...

I had the chicken biryani (spicy) and a coworker had the vegetable biryani (spicy) and some of the Samosa. We both agreed that the dishes were really good. They cook the food as you order it and the flavor really comes through as fresh. I had a few bites of the Samosa and it was really good and full of flavor. There is a little bit of a language barrier and the folks running the place make up for that with their friendliness. The prices are fair and the portions are generous. When I’m in the area I will be returning and if you like Punjabi food I recommend you give Punjabi Food...

The food was the best Indian I've had in years! You get a lot of chicken biryani in an order. The parontha and roti were freshly made. Chicken curry was delicious. They asked if we wanted it spicy or not. We opted for not spicy so our kids would enjoy it...and they did. We took the food back to our hotel room nearby to enjoy. Quite a few truck drivers came by to order as we waited for our food (about 10-15 minutes). They all said the food is always consistently good. Guy Fieri from Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives should check...