Hot Breads Plano

Love the hot yummy spicy food.Chat/pizza /panini everythings yummy.Place is super clean and friendly staff

I like chai - the spicier, the better. Whenever I order a chai latte from a new place, I always ask the barista how spicy their chai is. If the chai is not spicy enough, you can't really taste much chai at all. For a very long time, I didn't know chai was from India. The pleasing aroma from the herbs (cardamom, cinnamon, ginger) linger long after you finish the tea. Hot Breads, an Indian cafe, carries the best Marsala chai I've had so far. It's rich, creamy, and aromatic. A few other Indian cafes and restaurants in the area carry chai also. But this place has it best. I also had their snacks, such as curry puffs and samosas. The puffs are flaky and crunchy. I love the samosas also. The generous amount of curry potato filling makes it quite a fulfilling snack.Don't be misled by their business name. Their menu includes more than just snacks and beverages. You will find veggie and non-veggie tikka masala, goat curry, and biriyani, which is my favorite. Believe it or not, they also have Chinese fried rice and noodles! Come and give it a try. You'll find something you like.

First time here. Will never go back!Ordered the Bombay bhel puri, it was stale! Then the guy sat down to eat, when my order was ready, he rinsed his hands, rinsed, not washed with soap! Then packed my food. Also, the person before me ordered a coffee, the guy made the coffee, and left the milk out. He took my off, sat drown to eat his food, got up to pack my food several minutes later. I had to remind him to put the milk back. I will never eat food from here again!!!

Stopped by to try some chaats this evening. Ordered one Bombay bhel Puri and a sev Puri. The orders were taken quick however the wait for close to twenty minutes. The quantity was really disappointing and could have been much better. The bhel Puri lacked the flavor and tasted much like a ready pack. Just had little onions and tomatoes no cucumbers or any other veggies.The sev Puri came in separate small containers and had to be assembled before eating.The aloo filling was not sufficient, could fill only for about 4 puris.Still hunting for a nice chaat place.

Picked up veggie puff and fruit pastries on Friday. Someone needs to tell these guys, that veggie puff needs to have veggies and it is not like Mysore bonda, where you don't get Mysore. They should rename it to Baked Pastry sheets.Pastry was decent.

Casual place of you want to have some Indian street food. They have plenty of veg and none-veg options and also entreè as well. We had aloo tikkic chat and veg puffs which i can say is oaky in taste but veg puff had potato and carrot stuffing. We were expecting little more than that. It could be better but at least we have option for indian street food. They have plenty options for cakes , pastries and desserts. Their service could be better and turn around time for order could be faster. They also offer cakes on demand as well but haven't tried yet. Overall i say i have average experience.

A samosa, a whole package of savory, hot, crispy, and intelligent.I was a ignorant about the nation of India before being introduced some samosas at a local farmers market in South Pasadena, CA few years ago, even though I had history classes in high school, my knowledges were limited, knowing Mahatma Gandhi, several glorious Hindu temples, and I read bunch of books such as Jhumpa Lahiri's 'The Namesake', Michael Ondaatje's 'The Cat's Table', Khaled Hosseini's 'A Thousand Splendid Suns', Mohsin Hamid's 'Exit West' after my daughter's family moved in Texas.However, I received and learned Indian culture as fast as I bit into a samosa as if Abraham in the Bible met three visitors, saying "if I have found favor in your eyes." I am usually half witted to eat instantly as the samosas coming from the frier in the kitchen, the owner transferred them into the cheap white paper bag and gave it to me in a greased, smeared plastic bag, enticed to eat them instantly in the middle of streets. In particular, I love curry samosa most. It's rich flavorful curry inside, crispy outside. And it's told curry makes people smart. I believe Siddhārtha Gautama Buddha, one of the four sages in the world, might eat curry a lot under the tree as he understood the principles of the Universe. Believe it or not.

We really loved this place! This is a new Indian fast food joint in Plano and is well kept. Being new, the place is very well kept.The items that we had were very good (I am told that not all items are good here...especially samosas and puffs that are pre-made). The items that we had were:1) Samosa chaat - made fresh and very spicy...catering to the authentic Indian taste2) Sev poori - made to order3) Coffee (Indian style) - this is not the authentic South Indian filter coffee...but was still very rich and good.4) Cookies - their cookies are very tasty (available as 6, 12, 18 or 24). These go well with the coffee or tea that they serve.I will definitely go here again for the above mentioned items!

Their service is pretty bad. They told me over the phone that the cake would be ready at five but in their paper, they wrote something different what a same service

I ordered 3 lb fruit cake for my son (6/16/2019), which was dry crumbled, bitter frosted and inedible cake. I called and shared the experience and pictures with the owner right away, he said he going to look into this and get back to me. I have not heard anything from him till now. I even shared the experience through Facebook messenger.Firstly I hate reviewing the places I visit the most just for mishaps but this time it was blunder and it's been 2 months I still not heard back from owner after sharing the experience personally. This is ridiculous and disgusting customer service especially. Save your time look around there are great places which offer great food and most importantly great service. This place is shit and run by shitty owner.