Bikanervala Irving

Bikanervala Irving has an excellent staff and manager who were very helpful with preparing a large order with a selections from the sweets case for a Diwali event. The sweets were fresh and beautifully presented in the boxes. We received many compliments from our customer. Then we enjoyed a lovely lunch and the flavors of the food were fantastic. The dining room is quiet which makes it easy to talk and the staff was attentive and courteous. Thank you for making our event so special.

We had an excellent experience at Bikanerwala - Irving. Their menu is incredibly diverse, and the food is both delicious and of high quality. Their chat items and kachoris are particularly tasty and well-prepared. Their sweet section is equally impressive, offering a wide variety of options, including some truly exceptional rasagullas and gulab jamuns. We highly recommend Bikanerwala and hope they expand to Houston soon.

We ordered chhole bhature, sev puri, raj kachori, and lassi. The bhature was really good, fresh and nicely cooked. but the chhole was just okay. The sev puri, raj kachori, and lassi were also average. Overall, the flavors felt a bit flat and nothing really stood out

It was very disappointing. We tried quite a few items starting with Samosa, Raj Kachori, Chole bature and their seasonal Thali with masala chai. Nothing was really tasteful, and the prices were a bit on the higher end. The service was quick, but the food was not up to the mark and there was no taste at all, very oily, definitely not worth the price. Definitely I have tried better places with good chaats in Irving.

We stopped by this restaurant for breakfast after completing a 5K and arrived just as they opened. The ambiance was peaceful and spiritual, with Hanuman Chalisa playing in the background, a lovely way to start the morning. Our group ordered a variety of dishes: three different types of thalis, chhole bhature, and kachori with aloo sabji chaat. The aloo subji was our groups favorite. It perfectly spice and flavorful. It reminded of subji we get in UP, India. chhole bhature was the next dish that the group liked, which were well-executed and satisfying. However, the thalis were a bit inconsistent. Each had at least one item that missed the mark, such as a hard poori, overly sweet sabji, or daal that lacked enough salt. Based on our experience, we’d recommend skipping the thalis and opting for individual items instead. We also tried the rosogullas and khandvi, and both were delicious—fresh, authentic, and full of flavor. Overall, a mixed experience, but definitely worth visiting for chat items, bhatures, and sweets.

I would give negative rating of available. We had ordered shahi paneer, garlic naan , Raj kachori chaat and veg burger. Shahi paneer was watery and no taste. Garlic naan-is actually store brought frozen naan’s , restaurant is only heating up n giving it . Naan are raw and cost $6.49 for 2 small naan 🙄. Veg buger cost $9.99 and small in size and no taste at all . Kachori chaat was ok so French fries. Overall bad experience and waste of money and food.

Food is okay, in Raj kachori and Papri chat, too much yoghurt. Average 23$ per person. If you go for a buffet, it will be economical and offer a wider variety of food.

I have visited Bikanervala several times. I have always found the food delicious, I have tried Thali, Chole Bhature, Matar Kulcha. Chaat is also very tasty. My daughter loves all their indian mithais. They generally have longer wait times during peak hours.

We had a great experience at Bikanervala in Dallas! Tried Chole Bhature, Pani Puri, and Raj Kachori — everything was fresh, tasty, and full of authentic flavors. We also picked up some Indian sweets which were equally amazing. Highly recommend this spot for anyone craving real Indian food in Dallas!

This doesn’t even deserve a 1-Star Review Worst Experience at Bikanervala, Irving This was hands down one of the worst experiences I’ve had at an Indian restaurant. I bought pani puri / golgappa for $9.19, which is ridiculously expensive even by Dallas standards. On top of that, they served it with moong dal as the side, which is not how pani puri is traditionally served. When I politely asked if they could replace it with aloo curry, the staff flat-out refused and responded very rudely, with zero concern or customer courtesy. Just because people come to your store doesn’t mean you can take customers for granted. The front serving staff was extremely rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. Their attitude completely ruined the experience. I was so upset by their behavior that I threw the food away without even eating it. You don’t have to be overly pleasing, but at the very least, show basic respect and concern for customers—especially when you’re charging premium prices. Honestly, with prices like this and service like that, it’s no surprise even the staff doesn’t seem to eat there. This place is overpriced, overrated, and poorly managed at the front counter. Never visiting again. —- This is not just frustration. You did not miss any opportunity to fix the issue .I clearly asked at the counter to replace moong dal with aloo curry, and your staff refused. If moong dal is part of the pani puri, it should be clearly mentioned beforehand. Had I known the ingredients earlier, I would have refused to order it. But your staff did not inform me in advance. When customers pay premium prices, they expect transparency, flexibility, and respectful service , not rude responses. I am not compromising on basic customer service and quality.