Went to pickup sweets, they serve both chat and sweet items. Waiting expected during holidays and peak evening timings. Courteous and patient staff, helpful service. Comfort food and would recommend for sweets/Indian restaurant in Irving. Have a nice dining experience. Has wide parking space with accessibility options

This weekend we went for dinner at Bikanervala and had an amazing appetizer - Raj Kachori. Moreover, we had vada pav and Chole bhature which were great, oil-free, and wholesome. The food was great, can't wait to try other things.

We for lunch yesterday and the food was fantastic. We had the matar kulcha, chole bhatura and raj kachori. All tasted super good and were brought out nice and hot. Since we went a bit after lunch the place was quiet and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Definitely can’t wait to visit again and try more items.

I had very high hopes as it’s outstanding back home. This place lacks in soo many ways. The lines for ordering food and ordering sweets are overlapped and very confusing. The seating in the restaurant is first come first service, it’s self serve. Kind of overwhelming as it’s a small room. They keep yelling you cannot navigate around with food in hand. The food was not even close to good, everything tasted soo sweet I mean dal and paneer given in thali were immensely on the sweeter side. The naans and rotis were good. I wish they worked on streamlining service and food they would standout.

I have been regular to bikanerwala since it opened.. food taste and quality have been very Inconsistent. Today I ordered chole bhature. Various parts of Bhatura was filled with ghee/ oil inside very very greasy .. I asked the staff to change it , he did agree to change after rolling his eyes and making a bad face . changed Bhatura was also with oil filled inside , I end up gashing it . Selling $14.99 a plate of garbage and staff tantrums.. Not going back . Save ur time and money . There are so many great dine-in option available in DFW area .

I’m writing this review right after stepping out of Bikanervala, and hands down 🙌🏻 , they have the best selection of sweets and desserts in the entire DFW area. Their Mysorepak is incredibly delicious oozing ghee. I also tried their famous Raj kachori, which was good but a bit sweeter than I expected, possibly because the dahi had a sweet taste, even though I skipped the meetha chutney. The chole bature was excellent and truly satisfying. The vada pav was good, but the bun was a little hard. The ambiance is nice, and the service is fast and efficient. Overall, I highly recommend this place!

I recently visited Bikanervala in Irving, TX, for some authentic North Indian food. The Chole Bhature was quite good and flavorful. However, the Pav Bhaji was just okay, lacking the depth of flavor I expected. The Aloo Tikki Chaat was a bit of a disappointment, as it wasn’t crunchy and felt soggy. The space inside was a bit congested, making it feel crowded. On a positive note, they have a great selection of sweets, though they are a bit pricier compared to other nearby restaurants. Overall, I’d give it a 3.8/5.

I don’t know why reviews of this place are so low, probably people are comparing from back home. Had chole bhature, chaat, tikki and gujiya. All were really good. Best chole bhature in dfw (Chandigarh se hoon toh taste maloom hai). Just one weird thing about the restaurant: for the size of seating/the restaurant overall, they had 3x the no of staff the required And even then, they are not offering table service. This is a very common practice I see back home in India. And sadly, they have brought the same here. the restaurant, can either reduce the number of staff or keeping the same number, offer table service. Overall really good since taste matters, typical delhi-punjab style taste. I don’t agree with sai krishna venkat who wrote in reviews “worst food i ever had in lyf”

We visited Bikanervala yesterday during lunch hours. We ordered Chola Bhatura, a Thali, Mango Lassi, Rasmalai, Sweet Lemon Soda, and Pani Puri. Since we were with our 9-year-old child, the salesperson who took our order gave my child a complimentary sweet. The place was crowded when we arrived, and we had to take a two-seater table and add an extra chair for our child. The place is a little cramped for lunch outings and would be ideal for just having snacks. Regarding the food, the Thali included one piece of naan and two pieces of wheat paratha with some rice, raita, a sweet, and three vegetable dishes (Dal Makhni, Kadai Paneer, and Malai Kofta). The parathas were sweet and doughy, and they seemed to have been reheated from frozen. As for the vegetable dishes, they were just okay, except for the Dal Makhni. The Chola Bhatura had dark channa dal, and it was too buttery. The gravy was thick and not as flavorful as one would expect in such a setting. Both the Thali and Chola Bhatura came with a mixed vegetable pickle, which was decent. The Mango Lassi had pieces of frozen mango in it, and the Rasmalai was pretty good. Overall, this place relies on the "Bikanervala" name but doesn't do much to distinguish itself. It might attract overflow crowds from a well-marketed neighbor (I'll write about it once I get a chance to eat there).

#vegetarianreview We visited for dinner on weekday and it was full felt like a weekend. Perfect for Delhi types chat food. Overall good experience 1. Chloe bhature: 4/5 : Tasted very good but the quantity of choke is less. Bhatura on other hand were non oily and perfectly made 2. Matar Kulcha : 4/5 : tasted well but the quantity was less. The kulcha was just perfect 3.Aloo tikki chat : 4/5 : perfect crispy tikki with freshly toooed ingredients 4. Raj Kachori : 3/5 : though the top ingredients like curd, all chutney tasted yum but the Kachori itself was not good. Needs to improve. 5. Tandoori platter : 3/5 : recently tried there Tandoori paneer platter and it was disappointing. No problem with the taste but the paneer felt like it was sautéed on Tawa and no tandoori flavor. Also the Naan served along was too thick. Dal makhani was really good and authentic in taste.