Rajula's Kitchen - Lewisville

Lady tried to scam/overcharge me. I was excited to try this place that I haven 't tried before. I asked for one aloo paratha and one samosa. The paratha is $2.49 and the samosa is $1.50. The screen showed a total of $9.18, so I confirmed that I only got the two things I asked for. She confirmed that I ordered one paratha and one samosa, so I asked how my total came out to $9.18. She said tax. I said the samosa is $1.50 and the aloo paratha is $2.49, how does that add up? and she froze up and looked at the ground for a good 30 seconds. There was a boy sitting in the kitchen that she signaled over to talk to me and he said You want it or you don 't want it? I said I 'm just trying to understand how it came out to 9.18. He freezes up and at this point and at this point I was over it. I took my card and left. Hope you take this as a lesson. Don 't try to overcharge your customers, or you 'll end up with none.

Love the food items that they make, nice experience of Indian food. Also the Server is always helpful and nice. The only suggestion that I want to give is to increase the size of the items that it used to be before because it seems the kachori size are also getting smaller, that used to be big in size. I think none of the customers are satisfied with the size or price. Other than that, it's a good place to eat and shop around.

I liked the way items are made fresh for every order. Great customer service and the employee maintained good hygiene.

Overpriced and miniscule size portions. I ordered paneer butter masala for $5.99. It had 5 paneer cubes, so 1 cube for more than $1. Their samosas are like bite size samosa but way overpriced for the size. Taste is equally bad. Never had such a bad experience for desi food in DFW. Wish I could give 0 stars.

While driving around the town we found this small Indian street food junction at the grocery store. I ordered Kachori’s and chai to go. The tea was really good but the kachori were too oily with very less filling in it. I would rather prefer samosas then Kachori next time. This place was pretty small but busy. The lady working at the counter was super nice was working hard to manage the orders by herself.