Aga's Restaurant & Catering

We have been going to Agas Restaurant for years. Every time we go there it just gets better. From addition of dinning halls to making ambience better there is always some thing new and some improvements. We love the food here, service is great, friendly and quick. Food is delicious and prices are reasonable. ❤️

AgaS is hands down the best spot for Indian and Pakistani food. After five visits, we finally got to try their Puri Halwa, and it was absolutely out of this world—rich, flavorful, and perfectly made. The service was incredibly quick, and every dish we ordered was fresh and delicious. From aromatic curries to perfectly grilled meats, Haas consistently delivers top-notch flavors. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a great place for both casual dining and special occasions. If you’re craving authentic food with outstanding service is definitely a must-visit. Highly recommended!”

We had heard a lot about Aga's and wanted to give it a try when in town. It didn't disappoint. We tried from the Barbecue combos for lunch. I tried the Chicken Kabab with rice and gravy, and my wife tried the Goat chop with rice and gravy. Both were awesome 👌🏼. Both had nice charcoal flavors and smell. Done to perfection. The mixed vegetables rice was nice. They served the nihari gravy with the rice, which was quite tasty. The lady who served us was attentive and very pleasant. The restaurant was full and the restaurant is quite big. Inspire of that the service was so fast. We were in and out in 30 minutes, not that they were trying to rush us out. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and will definitely return.

You can tell how they are by seeing the waiting line in front of them. I ordered a several item here, amount them lamb chop stood out. Rest of the items were average. The stuffs were professional and helpful. You can pay by cash 💵 and by cards 💳. The waiting time was 30 min in our case but it might vary.

If you don’t like goat, you soon will after having the greatest goat chops and honestly the greatest grilled meat of all time. You must try the grilled goat chops, they are so flavor packed and there it’s not gamey at all. The bed of onions on the skillet underneath the grilled goat chops taste like candy and will have you craving for more. I fly to Houston just to eat at Aga’s. This is the greatest Indian Pakistani food you will ever taste. By far I would take a grilled goat chop over any steak or protein dish on the planet.

We had an unplanned party of 8 It was a top notch experience. Service was quick constant and polite Food and beverages came out super quick and not to mention, the assurance we were serving my son the right food (he has a severe dairy allergy) was greatly appreciated. Food was fresh, great quality, good portions and absolutely delish 😋. Definitely coming back. Even the drinks were amazing!

My first time at Aga's I had an amazing experience. The food was all delicious. My dronk was a mint lemonade and it was delicious. My friends brought me for my birthday and they played happy birthday song over the whole restaurant. It was so beautiful...my friends brought the cake and staff brought the cake lit up. The atmosphere was very nice, clean, and the staff were very nice and friendly.

Recently dined at Aga's Restaurant and it truly exceeded my expectations! The food was exceptional, with the star of the meal being the beef kebabs. They were perfectly spiced, tender, and packed with rich, smoky flavors that I can’t recommend enough. Every bite was delicious and left me wanting more.The portions are generous, making it great for sharing. The ambiance at Aga's is welcoming, with a warm, casual setting that’s ideal for both family gatherings and casual meetups. The staff was friendly and attentive, adding to the overall enjoyable experience. If you're in Houston and looking for a place with outstanding Pakistani cuisine, especially the kebabs Aga's Restaurant is a must-visit. Highly recommended for anyone craving flavorful, authentic dishes!

Goat chops, kadai chicken, goat biryani were all hits. Goat chops may have been life changing.

My uncle, his wife, my fiancé, and I have Aga's as our tradition any time we're in town because it is just that good. The food is incredible. The service has always been on point. I would recommend the goat chops and, chicken tikka masala, and really any of the curries. The staff is always great at giving you suggestions based on what you like/don't like and the amount of spice or lack of spice that you'd like. It's an awesome place for groups of 4 - 6 people so you can try multiple dishes.

***this review is by 2 desi women of Kerela heritage *** SERVICE: We would like to start of by saying the service was wonderful. Staff was friendly and attentive. Great atmosphere. FLAVOR, HOWEVER: We found it to be "mid" or average. It did not live up to the hype other Indians /social media gave it. In all respect, good flavor, in Indian cuisine, equates to a blend of various Indian spices coupled with adequate spice levels.This was not the experience we were led to believe we would have (as our peers, and many people on social media raved and portrayed this restaurant as "out of this world" flavor). We thought it was actually quite bland. We ordered the keema samosa, chicken makhini (butter chicken)garlic naan, goat biriyani, and Gopi Manchurian. In all honesty, the foods we enjoyed most were the garlic naan and keema beef samosa, and gopi Manchurian. GOAT BIRIYANI: was lacking in flavor, though meat was tender CHICKEN MAKHINI: my tongue was not tingling with the flavor a high quality chicken makhini. It really tasted like chicken tikka masala, as the curry had a strong tangy tomato flavor, and the meat used was cubed chicken breast (not the traditional strips of barbecued chicken), which entirely alters the flavor of the curry by the way. QUALITY: the food was hot and fresh, the meats were pleasantly tender. Not to mention, the food arrived at a reasonable time in our experience. DID IT MEET THE HYPE: No. Not entirely. For the level of hype it received, our expectations were not met. We felt that the $74.31 (which includes our tip) was not worth the flavor we received. We definitely have received better flavor for similar price or cheaper at other Indian restaurants.

Came here with some friends, as apparently, this is the Yelp HQ, and I had never been, and I am super sad that I haven't been. The place was a bit far for me, as I am truly on the opposite side of Houston, but to drive in early on a Saturday made it all worth while. We didn't have to wait long to be seated, there was about 8-10 of us. We all wanted to try different things, but we are always excited about family style so that we can try more of everything. Our trusty friend Justin and Jason picked out some main entrees, while we all added in a few other items, and before we knew it, it was off to the races!! I ordered some veggies samosas to start, and as soon as I blinked, they were right in front of me! They are a little bigger than I what I typically have had in the past, but they are homemade from scratch, you can tell with the way the dough. The ingredients were super fresh, and delicious and I liked the sauce that went with them. We also ordered the goat chops (fave dish of the day) and biryani rice, which was absolutely delicious. There were a couple of other dishes like the butter chicken (I believe), paneer hara masala, and there was another spicy chicken dish, that I just knew I couldn't try bc I wanted to live!!! I don't do super spicy well!! Anywho, Rahul our server was absolutely fantastic. The team he had around him were super quick getting all our food out, and checking in on us, keeping waters full, and clearing the table as we continued with our courses.

Okay I'm a little scared to write this review. I might even lose some yelp foodie friends (JANDO). But I'm going to be brave, and even if it's me standing alone, at least at the end of the day I know I was true to myself. [Disclaimer: This is sailorfoodie's opinion, and Sailorfoodie's opinion alone. My experience with the food is not representative of the awesome service I received. It's also not a condemnation of the amazing business and community Agas have built. It was very apparent once you walked in how much people love their food that you see rows and rows of folks waiting for their take out food. It was also very evident how busy they were that my friends and I were seated in the banquet hall. And given the million employees we saw and how smooth the ordering process was to receiving our food, I know they are built for catering to the masses. I only wish nothing but the best for Agas continued success and feel appreciative that at least I was blessed to be able to try their food!] Verdict? The food was mid. -Sailor out

This is a great place for non vegetarian . My husband is hard core non veg and he said it's best lamp chop he have ever eaten. Biryani was ok I have eaten good biryani in other place and same is panner shashlik it was bit dry so didn't liked much . Service was fast as food came way quickly . It's huge from inside but from outside you may not feel that . We went early evening so got easily seated but the time we came out I could see huge wait in Friday evening . Some how AC is cold so may be bring your jacket along.

Aga's is not only one of the best Indo-Pak restaurants in Houston, but certainly the most well-known of any desi establishment. They've truly got it all figured out and have churned thousands of appetites into a legion of fans. It operates like a well-oiled machine that has an army of a staff, a bevy of outstanding dishes, an endless luxury of space, and a dedicated dining hall that could host a small country. They are busy, popular, and locally acclaimed as one of the best in the city. Despite a number of businesses in the same plaza, a majority of the cars in the lot are there to dine at Aga's. Eerily reminiscent of Fung's when circling for a parking spot and the majority of the desi patrons are in favor of the variety and excellence that Aga's has to offer. During Ramadan, the place is a zoo and hordes of families, large groups fill their banquet hall, which could probably fit 200-300 people in a single sitting. When fully booked, it looks like a bottleneck of people outside of an arena waiting for the game / show to start. The ambiance is clean and inviting, bright and spacious. The lunch hour on a week day is a little less busy than the chaotic weekends, but dinner service is a popular time any day of the week. An easy measure of how good the food is how much people are willing to pay for it. There is hardly anything that is inexpensive here, as the sticker shock is merited for most newcomers. It pains me to pay $27 for 5 goat chops, but I will do it because they're just -that- good. The chops charred nicely, with so much flavor and tender meat that the juice flows with every bite. It is not lost on me that it might not be enough to fill me up, but it has become a must order regardless. A lot of the grilled specialties are excellent, including the bihari kabab, seekh kababs, and to a lesser extent, the tikka bite sized meats. The Aga's BBQ platter ($32) kind of a pile of all the meats on a hot plate. The smokey visual is usually a crowd pleaser and as a bonus, everyone ends up smelling like grilled meat. The rest of the menu is so vast that I'll note the things I like the most: goat biriyani (outstanding), aloo choley masala with egg (addicting), palak paneer (creamy), chicken kabab white karahi (flavorful), any hara masala (spicy), beef keema (hearty), beef bihari karahi (bold). I usually rock a falooda, rasmalai, or a mango / rose lassi for the sweet tooth. I'm not a huge of their samosas, lahori fish + fries, tempura shrimp, egg omelet, or bhurji. No one is perfect. Efficiency doesn't begin to explain how good the staff is at their jobs. They're all pros at putting orders in quickly, using an electronic system that syncs with the kitchen seamlessly. They can handle payments, take to-go orders, and make adjustments on the fly. Even their website is up to stuff. The staff is so on top of it that everyone has their defined roles and do it so well. Yorleni is the real MVP. At this point, Aga's is much more than a restaurant. It is a hub for the Desi community and a hallmark of the Houston dining scene. There is no occasion too great to celebrate here and thus it's always a treat when I can enjoy a foodgasmic experience at one of my favorite restaurants in the city.

Back for more. Back for more. Let the number of customers speak for the quality. They are always crowded, day and night. The wait is never too bad because they have tons of seatings. They probably serve hundreds of customers at the same time.

Apparently this is the place TO BE on a Saturday night !!! The line was crazy, it was packed , and for good reason ! Food: We definitely ordered too much but it was all delicious ! Not one of my top spots flavor wise but still really good. The mango lassi here is exceptional though Service: The staff is very polite and very quick. As soon as a plate was finished they got it out of our way which was awesome ! Space: We had a reservation for a party of 10 and I highly recommend going the reservation route ! Otherwise you may get caught in the massive line outside. For our group we were sat in the banquet room which was bustling ! Tons of large groups nd families were in there which was amazing The only unfortunate part was the sound. There es so much noise I had a hard time time conversing at my on table Parking: They're in a shopping center so there is a massive lot... however the lot was FULL! People were waiting for spots ....

Authentic Indian Cuisine!!! The rumors are true, this is a go-to spot in houston if you're craving some good food. Hospitality is excellent. All the staff from the host to the waitstaff to the food runners were all very helpful and nice and attentive. Great service! Was able to get seated right away around 630pm on a friday night. After that, there may be a wait outside. But, they have plenty of seating and even a banquet hall. For starters, I ordered the Chicken Lollipops (MUST GET, crispy and so flavorful) and the Bhel Puri (Also MUST GET, some mix of puff rice/veggies/potatoes/etc, a very good crunchy snack). For the the main items, got the staple of chicken tikka masala (creamy/tomato-y and such a flavor bomb), goat chops (so tender and seasoned well), chicken biryani (big portion and also tender chicken) and some garlic naan. For drinks, the mango lassi was very fresh and not too sweet. A little tart which I quite liked. Trust me, you will be full and will need a to-go box. Parking - within the plaza

The Butter Chicken with rice I ordered last night here was very delicious, made with such care and very rich in flavors n fat too. The chicken pieces had a good charbroiled taste and easy to cut. The zesty tomato gravy was so addictive and scrumptious with great spices and prep. The rice was fresh, loose, warm and moist. The mango iced tea was very refreshing, good and nicely tropical with zero calories since it's a black iced tea. Great, friendly, welcoming service from every employee I came across. Out of 5-6 Indian restaurants I love best in TX and NY combined, Aga's is my favorite of all along with India's in Houston. It's such a treat to come here for curries, goat chops and desserts.

I've only had Aga's catering, so I had the opportunity to dine in for my birthday. The restaurant is massive, but it's such a popular spot that there can still be a bit of a wait for a table. Thankfully, we were able to get seated right away even with lots of people there. For starters, we got the gobi manchurian and chicken lollipop. The cauliflower was absolutely fantastic. The texture was perfect, and the sauce was sweet. This dish alone could convert me to become a vegetarian lol. The chicken lollipop was so crispy and packed with flavor! My sister also got the veg samosa chaat which we enjoyed. We ordered the mixed bbq platter, the hyderabadi karahi goat, and the chicken makhani. The meats were so good and tender. I especially loved the kabobs. I'm not the biggest fan of goat, as it's an acquired taste, but it was still a solid dish. The chicken makhani was my fav. Very hearty dish that kind of reminded me of Panera's tomato soup. The rice was cooked to perfection. Service was superb. Very efficient and fast, and the workers are friendly! The parking situation is lowkey wild. It's such a narrow lot and there's so many cars coming in and out. I was worried our car was gonna get scraped passing by others. If possible, I'd try parking away from the crowd.

Very spacious spot, food came out quickly, and was warm. The flavors were all there, but at times the korma was a bit dry and the curry a bit oily. Nevertheless, we still ate every bite of it! Need to try other stuff here for a full overview! Cheers!

I have no idea why I am adding a review to this place when it is established that it is one of the best Indian restaurants in the Houston area. Every dish I have ever gotten here good portion size, so much flavor and has me coming back. The lamb chops and chicken lollipops are the real deal but you can't go wrong with anything. Also I'm addicted to their mango lassi and naan bread. Service is friendly, quick, attentive and very accommodating. There's also a separate room for larger parties so very easy for gatherings or place for celebrations. It is a little bit loud (but that's just part of the ambiance - not a negative, just so people are aware). I always recommend this place to anyone that visits Houston and I hope they expand to other parts of the city! One of my favorites.

I have heard incredible things of Aga's from coworkers and social media! We arrived on a Sunday evening, and the restaurant was packed with people waiting for takeout or for their table. After about 30 minutes, we were finally seated. We ordered the agas bbq platter and the biryani. I thought the kebabs were just okay, and some were not as perfectly cooked or could've been seasoned better. I've had better goat chops made by my own mother and had absolutely incredible kebabs in India that I wished this would compare to.

I've been here for an iftar dinner during Ramadan and recently for lunch with friends. Both times have been a great experience! The service is phenomenal. The staff are consistently checking on you and always keep the water pitchers filled. They multiple dining rooms but if you're in the bigger hall (mostly for larger parties), it can get cold so bring a jacket if you get chilly easily. The food is where it's at. My favorite was the goat chops and chicken lollipops. We also ordered the goat biryani,butter chicken, a paneer dish, vegetable samosas and chicken vindaloo. If you like spicy, go for the vindaloo. The garlic naan went great with the butter chicken. The samosas were average, I'd probably save your appetite for all of the other amazing things on the menu.

The best Indian food in Houston hands-down! You certainly can't go wrong with any of the menu items. My favorite options include the Aga's chicken, butter chicken, sizzler plate, and paneer tikka masala. All of the food is so flavorful and portions are plentiful. I usually get food to go but also enjoy the service and ambiance of the restaurant as well. Love this place!

It's rated the number #1 Indian-Pakistani in North America for a reason.. ABSOLUTELY BELIEVE THE HYPE!!! Hear me out.. I've been to Canada and resided in Surrey for a month and a half.. I've had all types of Indian food that I would honestly consider the best Indian food I've ever had in my life. I've tried all types of naan breads, roti, curry's, biryani, etc. Agas IS DEFINITELY better.. the spices they use, the seasoning, the butter, yogurt etc. If you told me it was crack idgaf i would still eat it! Lollipop chicken 5/5 Crispy, tender, not too spicy. Seasoned very well and pretty big portions. It also came with a sweet and sour sauce that wasn't overpowering.. Butter chicken 4/5 Still very very good but I just can't help that surrey in Canada had an edge to it. The consistency was perfect though I'll give you that. Lamb Chops 5/5 Seasoned well, giant portions, had no gamey taste to it and super tender. Definitely a memorable dish that would be on par of lollipop chicken. Garlic naan and jalapeño naan 5/5 Great portions! Came out so f*cken hot I burned the roof of my mouth. The texture was crispy, chewy and had so many garlic/jalapeno bits. Lamb biryani 5/5 Honestly the best biryani I've had in my life so far in the US. Super tender, flavorful and I can taste all the spices. I will definitely be back when I come to visit my friend in Houston!

Wow, my friend wasn't lying when she said this place serves some of the best Indian/Pakistani food in Houston! I was amazed at how busy it was on a Friday during lunch. Just walking in and seeing how many people kept coming and going, I knew the food was going to be delicious. We were seated within five minutes, and our waiter was very friendly--even asking if it was our first time at Aga's. They have a great selection of dishes to choose from, so I let my friend order for us since she's more familiar with the cuisine. We got the Chicken Tikka Boti, Chicken Kabab White Karahi, rice, and garlic naan bread. For drinks, she insisted I try their mint lemonade--OMG, best thing ever! So refreshing and light! The food arrived quickly, and every dish was amazing. I can honestly say this is the best Indian/Pakistani food I've had in Texas. My favorite was the curry--so creamy and full of flavor. I loved it! Overall, the restaurant was nice and clean, with plenty of seating, and they had a lot of team members working hard to keep up with the demand. I can see why this place has a 4.8-star rating on Google with over 17,000 reviews! I can't wait to go back. 5* for me!

Aga's is a Houston staple and one of the best Indian/Pakistani restaurants in the country. They make numerous Indian, paki, and fusion style dishes but their most famous dish is their excellent tandoori grilled goat chops. They are marinated very well and very tender. I would also recommend some of their other favorites like the lollipop chicken appetizer, gobi manchurian, garlic naan, butter chicken, beef kabobs, biryani, etc. etc. I've been leaning more into their grilled meat plates and pakistani dishes on recent visits to try something new. There are so many good options here you essentially have to come back for multiple visits. The restaurant itself has expanded due to its popularity and is always well staffed and service is prompt and friendly. Prices are also very reasonable overall given the high quality of the food. Would highly recommend if you're in the Houston area!

I get the hype. It's large. Service is top notch. Just so much staff helping you at all times. The food is good. Flavorful. The meet isn't dry. The saucy entrees are as saucy as they should be. Extensive menu! That's really what surprised me. Just so many entrees, drinks, and apps. So many. We had a few apps, 2 entrees, and a mango lassi. All in all, it was good food for the right price. The goat chops were slightly dry but the rest of our meats were good. I've had better Indo-Pakistani food that is seemingly more authentic in the city, but it's good. I'll go again.

We love the food at Aga's and have to visit Aga's everytime we are in Houston. At our latest visit, we had Chicken Lollipop, Lamb Chops, Chicken Kadai, Chicken Handi, Goat Biryani, Garlic Naan, Plain Naan and Mint Lemonade. We loved the Chicken Lollipop, Lamb Chops, Chicken Kadai, and Chicken Handi. Of everything we had at Aga's, the Biryani was our least favorite. I love the Mint Lemonade and get it everytime.

Let's start 2025 out with a bang! An easy place to review. We came based upon a referral from a friend. The wife and I thoroughly enjoy trying different Indian restaurants. However, this was the first time for three of the other people to really delve into the depths of Indian food. I was sure hoping it was good since I was the one who suggested we give them a try. Since none of us had been here before, we really didn't know what to expect. First, we came on a Friday night and the place was crowded. The crowd gathered outside made it appear that we would be waiting for a very long time to get a seat (there were six of us). However, as crowded as it appeared, we were seated in about 10 minutes. As we walked in, we realized why we waited such a short time. This place is HUGE. We were seated in the banquet hall where the tables are long and more suited for large groups. Apparently, it is not uncommon to bring a family of ten to fifteen and be seated together. It was not a problem. So, if you have a large group, c'mon. It should not be a problem. The ambiance of the place is casual. The decor is very basic and absolutely not fancy. But, everything (including the bathrooms) appeared clean so I have no complaints about that. Now, let's talk food. The food and flavors are delicious. Many items on the menu have a "spicy" option. Since it was the first time to eat Indian food for half of our party, we stuck to the "as prepared" option and did not crank up the spice. We ordered three different dishes from the appetizer menu. We had the Dynamite Shrimp, Vegetable Samosa, and Gobi Manchurian (cauliflower). All three were delicious. My mouth waters once again now as I think about the cauliflower and how good it was. I would order all three again. For our main courses, we had Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Achari Boti, and and Beef Chaquoti Kabab. We also had garlic and regular naan. Every appetizer and main course dish was packed with wonderful flavors and spices. Unfortunately, I forgot to take any photos. Their online menu is very detailed and gives an excellent pictorial presentation of what you are ordering. We can't wait to go back. Bottom line - First time coming here but it won't be our last. Everything was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. We will definitely be back. Bon appétit, y'all.

So, I like to read other people's reviews before writing mine. Some of the claims sound super exaggerated like throat infection, hair in the food (no picture of course), vomiting and diarrhea afterwards (maybe), etc. Most of the 1-2 star reviews have no pictures to back up their reviews. Parking can be hectic if you go on a Fri-Sun. That's a given. I do see customers loitering around outside the restaurant and parking lot after they have already eaten. That part you can't really blame the restaurant for, they don't have security to tell people to go home. I wanted to get some of the main points out of the way. Now, onto the restaurant itself. When we walked in, the staff opened the doors for us. They were really busy on a Friday night. Bathrooms were clean and there was always a staff member cleaning the bathroom when I went. Service was excellent. They made sure we got everything we needed (I was with my brother and his family. He has one infant and one toddler). Food can be too spicy for those ages or kids not used to spicy foods. We ordered gobi manchurian (cauliflower), chicken lollipops, garlic naan, shrimp makhani, goat chops, and a mixed bbq platter. For drinks we tried mango lassi, mint lemonade, and salted lassi. Overall, it's a 4.5 for me but I'll give it a 5 rating to round it up. -gobi manchurian 5 - one of my favorites. The skin is crispy. The actual cauliflower with the sauces were not spicy at all. It has a light, sweet taste. -chicken lollipop 5 - the drumsticks were very meaty and juicy. Please try it with the chili sauce for added flavor. A must try. -garlic naan 5 - recommended. Don't need to say much except that one batch may not be enough. Bread is very moist and hot. -shrimp makhani 4 - I gave this one a 4 because they could have added a bit more shrimp to the curry. Other than that, the curry itself was flavorful. This would pair perfectly with rice. -goat chops 5 - popular for a reason. The meat was extremely tender and succulent. You can choose between mild and spicy. Mild is great if you have kids. -mixed bbq platter (chicken and beef seekh kabab, chicken and beef bihari, and chicken boti) 5 - a nice blend of meats, the mild still packs some heat. Use the sauces provided for added taste. All of the meats were cooked well. You'll have some leftovers. Generous portions. -mango lassi 5 - can't go wrong with the classic mango lassi. -mint lemonade 5 - I like this. Very refreshing from the mint. My 3 year old niece loved it. Toddler friendly. -salted lassi 3 - I would get this if you absolutely love the yogurt taste. I eat yogurt everyday but this one was okay. Not something I would order again. I think I should have gotten the sweet lassi. Salted lassi is an acquired taste. Not terrible.

There is a reason people travel from out of town to come here and line up outside the restaurant like it's an exclusive club on a Saturday night. If you're looking for South Asian non-veg food, this is your go-to in Houston. We came here on a Saturday at 3pm expecting that we wouldn't have to wait, and still had to put our name down on a waiting list - that's how popular this place is. Luckily, we only had to wait for about 5-10 minutes, and they have really made the waitlist process at the door very simple. They bring out some complimentary salad, and I got a mango lassi, which was great. My partner and I split the paneer shashlik, shrimp handi, and a goat curry. The food is delicious and authentic. You can always count on the meat dishes being really tasty, but the paneer really amazed me - it was yummy and so nicely grilled. We got it with some garlic and bullet naan. Service can be a bit slow, but it's worth it.

This is my favorite Indian/Pakistani restaurant in the Houston area and probably all of Texas - genuinely delicious and authentic Indian/Pakistani food without breaking the bank. In my opinion, this place beats a lot of the more "Americanized" or "Westernized" Indian places I've tried in Texas, and provides a unique flavors. Some of my favorite items are the Mango Lassi, which is rich and creamy, the Chicken Lollipops, and the Goat Karahi, all of which were outstanding. The garlic naan is also a highlight, with its perfect balance of fluffy, soft, and crispy textures--easily one of the best naans I've had. The fish masala is another must-try, with its flavorful spices that make every bite a treat. Aga's is extremely popular, so it often gets busy. However, thanks to its large dining area with lots of tables and efficient service, the wait usually isn't too long, even during peak hours (we waited ~15-20 minutes during peak dinnertime). They also do takeout and catering as well. No complaints here from me, Aga's is a great restaurant in Houston and I'd love to return and try more things on their menu!

Aga's has been my favorite Indian restaurant in Houston for a long time. To be fair, their cuisine is specifically Indian-Pakistani and I'm not culturally informed enough to tell the distinction, but I personally find their Indian staples to be superior across the board when compared to other restaurants. There is plenty to marvel about regarding the restaurant's food, design, and hospitality. For all my non-vegetarians, any visit here necessitates ordering the goat chops first. If I could only choose one dish to convince a stranger off the street to love Indian food, it would be this one. They are the juiciest, most flavorful pieces of meat that I have ever tasted. It is difficult to go wrong ordering anything else on the menu; over the years, I have grown fond of their chicken biriyani, chicken tikka masala, and peshawari paneer karahi as well. Lastly, despite not being a sweet tooth, their mango lassi ropes me in more times than not with its rich, creamy consistency that leaves a pleasant aftertaste behind. Their service also goes above and beyond typical expectations. Despite having a full house of customers, servers are constantly roaming in the general vicinity to ensure that your needs are met. During my most recent visit on a Saturday, I made the silly mistake of attempting to redeem a 15% off coupon only valid on weekdays. They accepted the discount anyway as a one time courtesy. I also remember visiting during Ramadan earlier this year, and employees were offering complimentary food and drinks to those wanting to break their fast but still waiting for seating. It is no surprise that on any given afternoon or evening, you can expect some sort of wait time to get in. Even finding parking in the massive lot of this outdated strip mall can sometimes prove challenging. Very few restaurants maintain the high quality experience that Aga's consistently provides. Regardless of whether you're new to Indian cuisine or a seasoned veteran, going in alone or with a group -- this restaurant is a hard option to say no to.

DELICIOUS!! When I tell you this place was so welcoming, and the staff were so attentive. You could smell the spices from outside of the restaurant, and once you walked in, the air was filled with different foods. The staff were quick to assist, and very helpful when it came time to order. I ordered chicken tikka masala(spicy), garlic naan, white rice, and mango lassi. They started us off with a plate of veggies and dip, but I wasn't a fan at all. It had a strong cilantro taste. Chicken tikka: the chicken was so tender and filled with flavor Mango lassi: 10/10 so creamy and smooth but filled with mango flavor. I will definitely be back! This place was so delicious and very affordable.

Food-- Chicken Tika Masala: 10/10, no complaints Goat Chops: 7.8/10, not a big fan of the charred flavor that comes with it. Goat Biryani: 12/10, my fave type of biryanis & they executed well! Garlic Naan: 9/10, wanted a bit more of the garlic taste Drink-- Mango Lassi: 10/10, substituted my hunger for dessert & filled me perfectly. Service-- Our server was attentive & food came out in like 5 minutes omg. Ambiance-- Family oriented vibes, very chill & packed. Can't believe I hadn't been here sooner! Loved every bit of my experience, will be returning! They give you plenty of food & flavor for the price.

I kept hearing claim that this spot is one of the best Indian restaurants in the country so I knew I had to make my way out here. Judging by the crowd and packed parking lot, it was definitely a hot spot on a Saturday night. Our party waited maybe 30-40 minutes or so before being called and finally able to walk in and be seated. Walking in, its definitely a large space and you start getting hit with smells and spices, which was wonderful as I was already hungry and ready for food. A server came by pretty quickly and oriented us and took our drink/appetizer orders. I got the mango lassi and enjoyed it, refreshing but filling and great mango flavor. We got the chicken lollipops and samosas to start and both were good. Don't be fooled by the bright red of the chicken lollipops, they aren't spicy but are really flavorful, crisp, and moist. The samosas were also full of flavor and has a light, crisp wrapper. As for my main, I asked the waitress for a suggestion on a goat curry and she asked a few questions to help narrow down my options. I still don't know which one I got but it was great, really robust flavors and very tender goat. I also tried my partner's shrimp makhani and the sauce was so flavorful and rich. Nothing I had was bad and everything was great. I can definitely see myself coming back, is it the best Indian in the country? Unsure, admittedly, my palate for Indian cuisine is fairly limited but I thought everything was great and flavorful. It still doesn't beat my current favorite Indian spot, but that one's in the UK so can't compare.

We had a great time visiting Aga's on a Saturday night. Here are my thoughts on the experience separated by category: Logistics: Saturday night and likely all weekend will be quite busy. Prepare for a wait of 20-30 minutes. Also prepare to navigate the parking lot that is packed with cars and may only have a couple open spots. There are other retailers in the shopping center that add to the crowd. When you walk to the main entrance, there is a host stand outside where you can scan a QR code to put your name on the waitlist. You'll receive updates on your phone and the staff also calls names via microphone. Overall, it's a smooth process but it's helpful to go into the experience with those details. Service: The restaurant is one of the best staffed I've ever seen. There are tons of employees to help with the waitlist, to show you to your table, take your order, and deliver food to the table. You never feel ignored or overlooked. While you're waiting outside, there is complimentary cucumber water, which is a nice touch in the Texas heat. Food: 5/5 for everything we tried and we can't wait to try even more. You cannot go wrong with any of the goat curries with a bit of a peppery bite and a slight kick (but not too much for vast majority of folks even those not used to higher spice levels) or the shrimp makhani curry, which was fresh, very rich and buttery, and a nice contrast to the spicier profile of the goat. The plain naan was just ok, but the garlic naan was superbly soft and flavorful. We also enjoyed the chicken lollipops as an appetizer. They look deceivingly spicy but it's most just an illusion. Not much in the way of heat but a fantastic, crisp coating on the fried exterior. Drinks: Go for the mango lassi. It had fresh mango, wasn't overly sweet, was nicely balanced, and is a great palate cleanser between your various bites. The mint lemonade wasn't super special. I've had better and although it looks super green and healthy, it was a bit too sweet for me. Price: For 3 people who ordered multiple appetizers and drinks plus naan and rice on the side, the total came to about $100 ($120 with tip). For the quality of food and service we received, and given we had extensive leftovers, it's a fair price to pay. One of my better food experiences in recent memory overall. Check them out when you're in Houston!

Whenever I visit Houston, I always make sure to stop by Agas Restaurant--it's my favorite! Their lamb chops are absolutely incredible--so flavorful and tender that I have no words to describe them. I just love the way they prepare them. Their bullet naans, chapati, and curries are also amazing. I love this place a lot--definitely a must-try in Houston, Texas!

Outstanding food and friendly service. That's Aga's in a nutshell. I've have food from here catered to work (always a popular request from the team for Diwali and other celebrations, but today was our first time dining there and we took some out of town friends. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and friendliness. The host was a great gent, and the hostess who took us to our table in the banquet hall was equally charming. We had several dishes we knew we wanted, but asked the waiter for a few more recommendations. He steered us right! The biryani was some of the best I've had (one lamb, one chicken). The goat chops were a MUST HAVE, so delicious and tender, no gaminess at all. The chicken karahi was finger licking good with the perfectly fluffy naan. Can't remember the name of the daal, but also fantastic. The sleeper hit among these greats was the gobi Manchurian. The whole table loved it, as well as these dishes. The only dishes we didn't care for was the beef and chicken (one each) Bihari kebabs. It's our first time having these, and it may have been exactly what it needed to be, but the texture was unexpectedly on the mushier side and didn't hit our palate quite right. Aga's is still easily 5 stars in my book given the stellar service and booming flavors of the other dishes we had. We will happily be back time and time again.

Always a great time at Agas. They are such a well oiled machine with stellar quality on both food and service. We went on Thanksgiving day at a good time around noon and were able to get a table easily. The place filled up closer to 1-2pm. We were able to place our orders and get our food within good time. Unfortunately this time they were out of the peshawari and white karahi dishes. However, I opted for a lovely saag paneer which I would get again!

I recently went to Aga's to celebrate my birthday and had a great time! They accommodated by large party of 16 in their banquet dining room and the service was just as great there as it is in the front of the restaurant. We had the chicken peshwari Karahi which was rich in flavor and had a good kick to it. (8/10) We also had the grilled goat chops which are my favorite thing on the menu. The meat is always so tender and seasoned to perfection (10/10) This was also my first time trying the chicken lollipops and they did not disappoint, the chicken was crispy and still juicy on the inside. (7/10) The other notable dishes not pictures are the Karahi gosh and the chicken handi! (10/10) The quick service, generous portions, and amazing food keep me coming back.

I've been to Aga's countless times, and I'm surprised I haven't left a review until now! Every time I visit, the place is packed, which is a testament to how good their food is. Despite the crowd, the service remains attentive and efficient, which is impressive considering how busy they always are. Some of my go-to dishes that never disappoint include the flavorful garlic naan, the perfectly spiced goat biryani, the crispy and savory chicken lollipops, the tender goat chops, and the rich goat Shinwari Karahi. Each dish is packed with authentic flavors, and the quality is consistently top-notch. Aga's is always a favorite spot, and I love introducing friends to this gem. The restaurant offers plenty of seating, making it a great choice for both small gatherings and larger parties. Highly recommend if you're looking for delicious and authentic flavors!

Aga's Restaurant is a hidden gem in Houston's diverse culinary scene, offering an authentic and flavorful experience that appeals to a broad range of tastes. Whether you're craving hearty grilled meats, fresh mezze, or a sweet dessert, Aga's delivers a meal that's both satisfying and delicious. It's a great spot for those looking to explore Mediterranean and Middle Eastern flavors in a comfortable, laid-back setting. The staff is knowledgeable about the menu and always happy to offer suggestions or explain the different dishes. The pace of the meal is relaxed, and the servers strike the right balance between being available without being overbearing.

Honest rating would be a 3.5. Used to be a houston staple for Indian/Pakistani food but the taste has gone down a bit from the past. Still one of the best place to get Indian/Pakistani food in houston due to thier ambiance and service speed and cleanliness. Best thing to get is chicken lolipop. Grilled goat chops, chicken makani and lamp biriyani. As any store when you become very big and popular the taste goes down, and the originality gets affected. Still worth trying it if you are ever in houston

The food was absolutely top tier and phenomenal. Came with a group of about a dozen people, ordered a little bit of everything and literally not a single thing was even mediocre, it was all fantastic. The venue itself is absolutely massive, which is good, given how busy they always are. Even then, on a Friday night we didn't have to wait to be seated for a large party. It is not a fancy interior but it's also brightly lit and open. They're a little slow on refilling beverages and kept mixing up mango tea vs regular tea, but it was also fairly loud due to how busy it was and that was a minor issue in the end, especially given how good the food was. Ordered; chicken lollipops (anari boti), BBQ platter, goat biryani, chicken biryani, chicken korma, samosa, palak paneer and garlic naan. Highly recommend this restaurant!

Excellent Indo-Pakistani cuisine. Always busy and surprisingly service is fast. Large free parking lot.

Amazing customer service by far, I got there and was able to get a table in 15-20 minutes. The restaurant moves fast pace and there is ample seating arrangement. I ordered a bunch of food and would recommend the goat chops and chicken lollipop. It was seasoned and very tender while eating it. The naan bread with the butter chicken curry hits the spot. I would recommend ordering a lot of naan cuz you would need it. I can't wait to come back to Texas to eats Aga's again.

Best Indian-Pakistani restaurant in Houston! Anytime a friend visits me, this is the spot that they want to visit. Every single dish I've tried here has been perfectly flavorful and tender. The chicken lollipops, chicken tikka masala (spicy), and gobi manchurian are my go to dishes. I also love the biryanis and garlic naan that they have here. Service is very fast and attentive as well, and the place is always lively. There are so many tables and extended banquet seating, and sometimes there will still be a big crowd of people waiting outside.

Food is always excellent! The samosa chaat will have your tastebuds exploding! Crispy, spicy, sweet and savory. It just doesn't get any better!

We actually put our name on the waitlist and by the time we got there, which was within 30 minutes, our table was ready. We sat down and we ordered bhindi, peshawari karahi, balti chicken, and naan. It was super good and everything flavor wise was perfect. The conveyer belts were super cool as I have never seen that at a desi restaurant. It was pretty packed but it was super clean and nice. I will definitely be coming back!

My friends and I came here for a birthday dinner (reservation ofc) and glad we did bc it's always packed at Aga's. Our waitress was very patient with us considering we had a big group and a lot of food and drinks ordered. We ordered a bit of everything but the stand out items were the butter chicken, garlic naan, and the chai. The chai was amazing, so fragrant, warm, and comforting. Everything from the ambiance (loud and fun), food (mouthwatering), and service (exceptional) was amazing. Aga's never disappoints me (everything is so flavorful and seasoned to the max) and I always love coming here even though it's a little out the way for me.

Definitely the best Indian food in Houston! I've been to Agas so many times I've lost count in the last few years. Every time I go the staff is very accommodating, they are always quick with food. Never mess anything up! I've tried the following before- Garlic naan- so good. Garlicky, warm, buttery Paneer burji- good, they are super accommodating with spice level too. I've asked them to make this mild before and they listen! Paneer Makani- this was is more buttery Paneer Tikka Masala- this one feels more tomatoey to me but both so good! Mint lemonade- a bit too sweet for me Raita- good , sour, just like it should be, definetly good for the spice Note all their curries come with rice too, I think! Also big thing to know- this is one of the most popular Indian places in Houston which means there is most likely a wait! Crazy enough- sometimes there's a wait for pick up too. But every time I've been the wait hasn't been too long. Everything here is good, I haven't had anything that isn't good here. Another thing- they always accommodate spice levels or let you know which ones you can change spice levels which I love because I cannot handle Indian spice! They are really good with catering too! We used them for my husbands 30th birthday party to deed 35 people and everything went very smooth, the payment, the pick up, they are clearly very organized! Overall- definitely recommend to anyone who wants Indian food! It's a large restaurant, just expect to spend some time there and enjoy!!

I had heard amazing things about Aga's and decided to give it a try and WOW it lived up to the hype. I will 100% be back and continue to try many more dishes. I've since been given so many recommendations that I can't wait to try. The tikka masala was so delicious, perfectly spiced & what my dreams are made of. I loved the Chicken Kabab White Karahi and how much spice it had. The garlic naan was my favorite over the bullet but both were so delicious and perfect thickness. Mango lassi was a MUST get! Service was amazing, waited about 10 minutes for a table and was quickly sat and offered multiple recommendations for the menu. This place is huge & vibes inside are great. Can't wait for my next visit!

If you're taking friends, family, or co-workers to one place in Houston and have only one chance to impress them - Aga's is the place to go. There is a ton of praise from many different sources and for good reason - this spot really can't be beat for their offerings. The restaurant is enormous with more than enough space to serve a huge number of diners, even for a large wedding. The service is top notch, the timing of the food is managed greatly and the serving is very professional. The food itself is beautifully arranged with lots of great colors and tastes just as good as it looks as well with great texture! Though it's not cheap, you're getting very good food for anything you order so the value is definitely there -- plus portion sizes are VERY generous. Definitely make sure to try the mango lassi and mint lemonade here, it is prepared to perfection with bright and bold flavors that are not too sweet. Anything grilled here is super delicious, in particular for me the grilled goat chops, beef bihari kabab, and chicken seekh kabab. The naan here, both standard and garlic come out nice and hot with a great texture and go great with the different meat varieties -- as well as the biryani which is also cooked to perfection with a dazzling array of colors. The chicken lollipops here are also super flavorful and a very popular item among the table. There isn't much I can add to what others have said before -- Aga's hits on all the right spots with decor, service, presentation, food, at a reasonable price. If you have a visitor coming to Houston and they only had one meal available, Aga's is the spot they need to go to. They will definitely not be disappointed.

Today we went to Agha's loved the food especially the goat chops the service was great. we order goat karahi ,bihari, and chicken malai,everything was delicious and the whole family loved it. The ambiance was good. Special thank to Javid bhai his hospitality was the best and his recommendations were great.