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Vibhuti Guptaon Google

a month ago

We stopped at Vishala for lunch and were with our parents who had just flown in from India to visit us. We were trying to find a restaurant to take them to, where we could get a taste familiar to India and we found Vishala. We were surprised with how good the food was and on top of that the service was outstanding which made me write this review! Riya at the front knows about the menu thoroughly and is a very sweet person to talk to and also attentive. Kathiyawadi and Punjabi Thali are both delicious and have a wide variety. For snacks, we got Dahi Vada and Vada Pao. Everything was tasty and we’re definitely coming back to Vishala next time we’re in Houston.

Vinamra Agrawalon Google

a month ago

Amazing and authentic food. We ordered Kathiyawadi thali and Punjabi thali and everything was delicious and made to perfection. The staff was also very polite and helpful. Overall, this place is a must try.

katherine baueron Google

2 months ago

I was going to post a picture but I was too hungry so I ate all my paneer kadai before I got a chance, so I had to come back and have it again! Great food. Just the right amount of heat. The new Punjabi Thalia is great!

AJINKYA PATILon Google

7 months ago

Definitely a must-visit! Tried the Kathiyawadi Thali and the Vishala Thali. What impressed me most was that none of the vegetables were repeated - each thali was thoughtfully designed to complement the Rotla and Roti. Both came with Gulab Jamun, Chaas, and Khaman. All the vegetables were delicious with a true homemade taste. The ambiance felt very homely, and the staff were warm and welcoming. The restaurant was very clean, including well-maintained and hygienic restrooms, which is always a big plus. Great quality food at an affordable price with generous portions. Ample parking and spacious seating. Will definitely be coming back to try more dishes!

Vivion Google

10 months ago

Everything was so delicious. We ordered a LOT of food and all the dishes were reasonably priced! For starters, of course we had to have the Pani puri with mint water chutney. This was divine. Mix of black and white chickpeas, spiced potatoes, and refreshing mint water — not too salty! The next dish was the mysore dosa — perfect crunch and texture, loved all three paired sauces and the lentil sambar was perfect. The Chana masala with fried dosa was sooo good, perfectly spiced and not too heavy. The star of the show for me was the vegan thali — I hope you can see how delightful it was from my attached photo. By this point I was already full from the feast of former dishes but I thoroughly enjoyed all the different curries and sides. Since gulab jamun isn’t vegan, she swapped for a delicious fritter — it was sooo good! Finally, I ordered the Manchurian cauliflower, galebi, pistachio barfi, and some Indian snacks to bring home for my husband. All the items were savored and I can’t wait to bring friends by to try more of their dishes!