Panj Tara Indian Kitchen & Bar

Incredible food with tons of flavorful gluten-free and vegetarian options! My daughter who is celiac, enjoyed GF roti.

The service was outstanding—friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. Every dish was delicious. A must-visit for anyone who loves great food and top-notch hospitality.

I recently visited here and had a truly wonderful experience. I would rate it a solid 9/10.

The food was flavorful and comforting, with each dish standing out in its own way. The Paneer Kadhai was absolutely delicious, rich in taste and perfectly spiced, while the Chhole Bhature turned out quite good, with soft bhature and well-cooked chhole.

The Gobi Manchurian was one of the highlights of the meal – crispy, flavorful, and just the right amount of tangy and spicy. The Salty Lassi was decent, though not exceptional.

I also tried the Makke ki Roti, which tasted authentic and paired really well with the curries, and the Garlic Kulcha was simply perfect – soft, buttery, and full of flavor. Apart from the food, the ambience of the restaurant was warm and inviting, creating a pleasant dining atmosphere. The service was excellent – attentive and prompt without being intrusive. What truly made the experience memorable was the humility and friendliness of the owner, who personally interacted with guests, adding a personal touch that’s rare to find. Overall, this place is a gem for anyone looking for authentic vegetarian food in dfw.

We had the best experience at panjtara . Every food item we ordered was delicious . My personal fav was seekh kabab . Makki di roti and sarson da saag was so flavourful. Each dish stands out of their own .the atmosphere was pleasant . must try and my new fav restaurant ever . I will definitely love to go again 😍

Good food, lively staff and good setup. Lives up to the name .. Panj Tara (five star).

Very good options, to drink and eat. With very vibrant buffet options. Right next to the stadium main entrance. Must enjoy after the game.

This place was surprisingly good and authentic.

I judge a Punjabi spot by its rotis, Chole & Amritsar fish fry, and they did not disappoint in the fish department. Thankfully it was not red or drowsed with some weird marination. The taste of fish, fenugreek and coriander seeds shone through.

The mango chicken curry was good, they have plenty of other options as well.

We tried stuffed kulcha and roti, both were delicious.

They do have a lunch buffet, we didn’t try it.

The only downside was a malai kofta that was too salty for our liking.