Texas King Irving Zabiha Halal Meat Market and Food Street

Great food! Prices are reasonable and portions are enough to where you can order many dishes and share, family style (which is the only way to eat Indian/Pakistan restaurants)Butter chicken is fantastic and it took a lot of restraint not to pick up the plate and lick the remaining sauce up in front of my co-workers.PLENTY of vegetarian options where you wouldn't even miss the meat if you just had these. Lots of flavor, spices were a bit mild for me, but I like things spicier that othersAtmosphere is a bit lack-luster, but you don't go for that, you go for the food and that is done in spades.Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. Go directly to Texas King.

Hard to find food like this at this skill level outside of Houston. Glad I stumbled across it.

Items are getting pricier now. Food is good, but not good enough to warrant the asking price. I frequent this place for the price. But I have less reasons to visit now. There are other better tasting restaurants for the price ballpark.

Great prices and great food. We do not go there for a fancy dinner. We go because the food is very well done. Everything I have had from korma to kababs has been awesome. And everyone is nice!

Come here if you're hankering for some good Pakistani food. The auto rickshaw close to the entrance of this restaurant is brilliantly colorful and decorated like they do back in Pakistan. The restaurant is situated right next to their supermarket and this is a good spot of find halal meat as well.Their food is affordable and their portion sizes are generous.Since this was a delivery order, I decided to steam my own rice to go with the curry dishes (since they don't provide rice/bread options by default, must be ordered separately, which I don't mind because they have priced their main dishes fairly).My order:-1. Mutton biryani - Flavorful rice and generous amount of meat. My only complaint was that the mutton could have been cooked a little less. Biryani is sometimes not cooked to order, so maybe that was a factor? I don't want to speculate, and give them the benefit of the doubt - 3.5/52. Kheema mattar - Minced meat, in this case goat/lamb, done in gravy form with peas - Very flavorful and cooked perfectly - 5/53. Okra - Done with onions and tomatoes in a spicy gravy - 4/54. Chicken and goat kebabs - Chicken kebabs were flavorful and moist - 5/5.The goat kebabs were a disappointment as they were on the dry side - 3/5Overall, one of the better options for Pakistani food in and around Irving.PS: This was not part of the order for the review, but I recommend their Daal gosht, which is mutton done with spicy lentils. Add that with fluffy rice and you'll be set.

I wish there is a no star option when posting a review because there food is not edible for any normal human. I know their menu prices are cheap but if they kept it cheap to serve trash food they really need to reconsider. Their rolls doesn't not have a drop of sauce and the meat is so hard that if you have any sort of dental work done you need to be careful.

Got the Nihaari and the Lahori grilled chicken, along with tandoori naan and momos to start. Everything tasted so good - made us wish we lived close by! The service was also excellent! Would visit again!

I waited to come back to dine in again before I wrote a review just to be sure. The first time I came was during lunch on a Saturday. We were the only dine in patrons there the whole duration of the meal. The food took a while to come out but I figured they had just opened so I just shrugged it off. I did notice that they were still setting the table for service even after opening. It was fairly warm inside so I wasn't sure if they were having AC issues that day. The big fans were off putting because they were so loud and positioned right at the entrance to the dining area. Came in again last night (Saturday night) for dinner and there was only one other table besides ours. Big fans were still there. The first waitress was nice although again I noticed we weren't checked on regularly. We ordered our drinks, two waters, and waited and waited. Finally, she came with our drinks and complimentary salad and took our order. The food took a while again to come out and by this time there were more diners coming in. Things really started going downhill from there. We decided to order another dish but it took a while to get the waitress's attention. The guy that was there when we walked in was also trying to get her attention. He was yelling from across the room, "Excuse me, miss! Miss!" We finally waved another waitress down and asked to order the additional dish. She was very short with us, like we were inconveniencing her. My friend then flagged down the same waitress later and ordered gulab jamun with ice cream. She said ok and walked off but didn't ask which flavor ice cream. The initial waitress brought the gulab jamun but when we inquired about the ice cream, she replied that the other waitress didn't mention the ice cream. When we asked if we can still get it, she said they didn't have any ice cream at all. Check please! That also took a while so we just went up to the counter to pay. As for the food? The nihari was delicious and the best I've ever had. The beef was so tender and the stew was very flavorful. The butter chicken was decent with a hint of unexpected sweetness. Chicken biryani is delicious and at $2.99 how could you not?? My friend loves the goat paya. I wasn't too fond of the lachewala paratha but that's just a personal preference. I prefer regular or garlic naan more. Their gulab jamun is excellent. They are more on the smaller side but comes 4 to an order. I was introduced to kulfi here and was told it is legit. It is a creamy ice cream popsicle and tasted, to me, similar to condensed milk. So good on a hot Texas summer day. Overall, I find the service very lacking but the food delicious and oh, did I mention the prices? I like variety and find that I can get two dishes for almost the price of one elsewhere. Yes, the portions are smaller but I'm totally ok with that. Irving definitely has many options as far as Indian restaurants and until I find one that has good food and doesn't treat me like crap, this place will only be a to-go spot for me from now on. That is, IF I'm in the area, and IF I'm craving Indian food.

I am The resident of Texas for the last 37 years, I will not recommend anybody to buy food to dining or carry out because they don't sell fresh food instead mix match to make the dish, the customers requested which resultingcustomers getting sick with stomach ache and ending in the Hospital. THE TEXAS KING playing people health and life to greedy enough to make money on customers, Food is not cheap either. I hope city of Irving raid to Texas King at belt line and shut it down for non compliance of city ordinance, and will not let it open with different name or DBA, that how they play games, they do sell stalls foods and when they caught , they open with different name and they continue ripping off people.AdamIrving Texas

The food is gas, the waiter was really chill and patient, the scenery is good, everything about this place is just fire