Tasty local spot for spicy Indian cuisine. All my takeout orders so far have been sumptuous feasts. Mirchi doesn't pull its punches and lives up to the chili hotness of its name. I've order a few times for extra spicy dishes and Mirchi has delivered. Spicy hot and flavor packed, from the garlic naan to the chicken 65 biryani, Mirchi has been consistent with their food quality. Dishes that we've tried that we can recommend again: butter chicken, mutton chukka, babai fish, mutton and chicken biryani and their carrot halwa. Mirchi's delightful menu rises to the top of our takeout rotation and we'll happily order again.

Great local spot. Not the fanciest and not trying to be. It's like someone's uncle owns it. The halls smell freshly mopped, the walls have paint imperfections and and food tastes home-made by that cousin with grandmas recipes and a couple cooking classes (eff the degree!) They almost lost points for asking if I was a delivery person upon arrival vs can they take my order but glad I gave them a chance because service improved and food was good. Got some great recommendations. TONS of vegetarian options and they're not just afterthoughts. ACTUAL veg intended dishes. I had the veg momos and veg chala masala. Con: can only get doughnuts as breakfast, no coconut naan- sweet option, and much of the street-food treat options are only available at night. But good excuse to come back!

We got takeout and had a good experience. Portions are large, promising more bang for your buck. Food was hot, fresh, and packed with authentic flavors. The Chicken Kadai was perfectly spiced, hitting that savory spot, while the Chicken 65 Biryani was a standout with its bold taste. Also, don't skip on the naan and chutneys. If you're in the mood for Indian cuisine that satisfies in quantity and quality, check this one out. We'll be back for sure!

Hidden in plain sight behind the Racetrac on Teel off Eldorado is this gem serving South Indian cuisine. This is by far the easiest 5 stars I have given. It is set in a relatively new strip mall and there is plenty of seating inside and out(it's still blisteringly hot so no patio for till fall). That said the seating was very comfy and well spaced out. There is also about 8 seats of bar seating. We were promptly seated and served bottled water, and sat down with the menu. We kept it simple with Butter Chicken, Gongura goat curry and garlic butter naan. The food took about 8-9 minutes to come out and this is where the experience is elevated. The food looks amazing; the sauces look so rich and smell intoxicating! You have an option of mild, medium or hot. We got mild for chicken and medium for the goat. Each entree comes with a bowl of regular rice; you can get biryani is if you want. My first spoonful of goat with rice was special!! Rich, deep flavors, the depth of the sauce and the soft goat is a winning combo; the naan is thin and crispy vs the typically thicker doughy kind you find. I added some butter chicken to my plate and delved in; and man that rich tomatoey, buttery sauce and soft chicken chunks are the business!! We only tried 2 items but I feel comfortable saying this is among the best in DFW. Value for money? $14 and $17 for the entrees, it really is like 2 meals for each one? I took some home and I can put away a big plate. This place deserves at least 2/3 more trips...there is dosa, move veg entrees, a cashew shrimp curry that I must go back for!!! A coconut mutton masala that is calling me and some delectable looking desserts including halua and gulab jamun(dough balls soaked in syrup) and ice cream....we will be back!!Soon!!

We have been here many times now and every time the two most notable things are the advice and the food quality. Both are super important for a great dining experience and both are delivered well here. The staff we get are always happy smiling and make us feel they are genuinely happy to be serving us. They checked in regularly throughout the meal and smiles never faltered. Now on a food note AMAZING. I consider myself knowledgeable about Indian cuisine and definitely know what I like. Today we had a plain dosa with chicken curry. The dosa was fresh and crisp and my curry was steaming hot with just the right amount of spice. I tend to like it spicy so I'd say it was a spice level 3 or 4. Chicken tikka Masala with rice and garlic nan Again it was all fresh and steaming hot. This is a must if you like Indian

We order from this place on door dash and we like it so we decided to come in and try it out in person. Service was very slow (even getting acknowledged) The soup came out quickly but the other food was slow to get to the table. Chicken tika misala is very good make sure you get this. The tomato soup is creamy but has a kick to it perfect for a Cold day. Also the bathrooms were kind of a nope for me. The first stall didn't have a seat. The second stall didn't have tp and didn't flush. You should give them a try but order out and enjoy at home :)