C2C

Initially I used to go this restaurant regularly, and it used to be good and also recommended my friends .When I visited today, it looked liked they served a biryani, which was made yesterday. I will never go again.

I ate here for the variety and good location. Walking in, you appreciate the small establishment’s charm.
You’re then thrown a curveball when you’re handed a paper menu to order off of (LCD menu screens were not working. Also, soda and water dispenser was not working.
It was very difficult to order as I had no clue what any of the menu items were. I had to google each on my phone for reference.
During our wait the nice guy working up front made sure we had water from the tap and set down plates and silverware. He later came out from the kitchen to confirm our orders once more (there seems to be no type of order-​keeping system in place).
Oh yeah, I’m pretty sure I saw a bucket of food on the floor. Side note: the guy working up front was wearing sandals with no socks.
Now for the food. It was quite tasty actually. I ordered noodles (option 2 of 7) that I cannot remember. I wish the shrimp were much bigger and that I got more of it. I was overloaded with noodles.
I nearly gagged four times when I bit into four black star-​shaped pieces of I don’t know what.
I give two stars for decently tasty food (minus those black inedible pieces). And variety of menu that I wish I could have tried. I will not be returning.

Indo-​Chinese items are good! But I won’t recommend this restaurant for Northern dishes like I had Chicken Tikka Masala, which was full of color n it wasn’t that tasty. The naan I ordered was not that soft n fresh. So, I would only recommend only it for Indo Chinese dishes.

Good concept. At times felt food was very salty. Apollo fish reported to be good.
Friendly staff but you see only one despite how busy it gets.
Garlic fried rice is yummy.

Chicken biryani is very good with perfect blend of spices. Rice with chicken tikka masala (spicy) is the best! Not to forget the mango lassi. It is just perfect

Came here for dinner on Saturday. It was pretty busy but it didn’t take very long for the food to arrive. I tried the Indo chinese dishes and also ordered a Katti roll which was delicious. Although the noodles could have had a little more taste to it, I still enjoyed it. I will be back.

This is my first tine here in C2C and I kind of like it. They have good menu options with good spice level. Being first time couldn’t tried much verity but I would recommend at least once.

Indian and Chinese food in a Panda Express type atmosphere, but more hole in the wall. Shrimp and Szechuan chicken were good! Comes with soup, 2 dishes and rice or noodle. I liked the noodle. Pretty filling despite what I initially thought for lunch. Prices are decent esp. W/​a groupon. :) Cute décor. I might come back. :)

I am really looking forward to watching this new restaurant and seeing how they do over time. I have only visited during lunch and ordered from the food options they have available on a hot line. My understanding is that these items change from day to day. One of my friends told me about his place, and they had totally different items on the hot bar than what was available the day I went.
Here is what I really like. They have some delicious flavors in their cooking. They advertise that they are serving Indo-​Chinese which I can fully taste in there spice profile. The day I went there were three chicken options, three vegetable options and two seafood options available. Each item had a different level of intensity of spice to it. I ended up ordering the hot and medium vegetable items that day. They were spicy, but flavorful. I could taste the flavors and the heat was not over done.
My plate was also serve with noodles that I chose and a complimentary soup. The only thing that I did not eat all of was the soup because it was just a little to salty for me. I look forward to watching this restaurant over time and hopefully I will become a fan.

Ordered to-​go and was told that it would take 15 – 20 minutes. Showed up ½ hour after ordering and still wasnt done for 10 – 15 min.
The chicken tikka masala was good and thick, but had large chunks of green peppers in it which was odd to me. The vegetable bryani was good. The chicken kung pow was terrible. They were out of lollipop chicken. Garlic naan was not good — very thin and no garlic at all.
There are much better places in Irving. We wont be back.

Just frustrated with ridiculous service time. We came when there is hardly anyone. Ordered 2 curries, fried rice and a garlic naan. After an hour, the 1^st veg dish came, after 20 mins later 2^nd non veg dish was served. Totally ruined the appetite, and fun of eating.

I am a big Chinese food fan and wished to give a try there but this place was bit disappointing for me. I had Schezwan veg noodles and Manchurian fried rice. Both the dishes were average. I feel it’s really easy to get good taste to Schezwan noodles because of the Schezwan sauce but unfortunately it wasn’t upto the mark. I wouldn’t recommend if someone wants to try good Chinese moreover the ambience doesn’t give you dine in feeling at all.

Great taste and value. I would have given 5 stars if the service was faster. They need to improve on the take out and dine in service times

Pretty good. Like a fast casual place but for Indian/​Chinese food. It’s def more Indian than Chinese though

They have an amazing veg biryani! Lots of veggies & so full of flavor! Yogurt raita that came with biryani was good too. Much better than other indian places.
I once ordered Bombay noodles & I was told it would be spicy. It wasn’t spicy at all despite telling them that I want it to be indian spicy, maybe something they can work on in future. But the noodles were still v good.
I would definitely go back to this place in future.

My review is slightly going to be more negative than the other 4 – 5 reviews who’ve given 4 stars or higher. I had a veggie platter, they offered 2 out of 3 possible sides along with Veggie/​Egg Rice (Not fried rice) and also a Veggie soup. I got Babycorn gravy kinda side and a Schezwan Cauliflower/​Gobi side.
The 2 sides were really average at best. Babycorn had some kind of powdery taste inside and Gobi was not fried or sauteed well and not too flavorful either. Overall an average place for veggie stuff, atleast for the dishes I had. I will try other dishes next time I’m here and see if they’re any better.

We went today for dinner with our set of friends. We had ordered lot of items– chicken hakka noodles, hot n sour soup, Masakalli, garlic burnt rice, chicken lollipop etc. all of them were really good exactly like indian chinese. We felt as if we are having food in India. Service was also good and prompt.

We got two dishes for takeout from this indo Chinese place. One dish was under cooked and the second one was overlooked/​burnt. We ended up throwing the food because it was inedible.
They did mention that they were busy but that isn’t an excuse forbad quality food.
. Do not recommend to others.

Our first Indian food since we came to US a year ago. Coming from a multiracial Singapore where Indian food is one of a major local cuisines, we must say that the food served over here is authentically Indian. My wife and I shared a Biriyani Chicken rice, a Lollipop Chicken (recommended by our friendly server Ms. Aravind), and a Samosa. The Biriyani was served with good grade basmati rice (long grain rice), with flavorful chicken. The accompanied vegetable yogurt was nice, thought the curry sauce could be more balanced (too much clove). The lollipop chicken was a steal. Six chicken drumlets fried to perfection, accompanying by a sweet and spicy sauce. The samosa is worth trying. Nicely fried pasty skin as a thin crust wrapping around the well flavored potatoes. This is a must try venue, especially for those who yearn for exotic Asian taste.

First of all, this is not a fancy restaurant. No hoity-​toity people here. It’s more like a fast food Indo-​Chinese fast food café.
I love vegetarian hot and sour soup, so I was thrilled to see a new place near me that offers it. I actually found their name on the Fivestar app.
I visited the place tonight to see what it had to offer. Ordered the veg hot and sour soup and the veg Hakka noodles to go. The soup was different than I am used to, but it was delicious. Usually, hot and sour soup is salty and filling. Like, I think I am going to vomit filling. Not this. It was refreshing, with a tasty broth full of freshly sliced ginger, carrots and green onions. And I didn’t crave a bucket of water afterwards sine it wasn’t super salty.
The Hakka noodles were yummy, with thinly sliced veggies and hot sauce that was sent separately to add as u wish.
I will definitely return to try other items on their menu. They have a great variety of both veg and meat option.
PS it is always a good sign when I visit an ethnic restaurant and I am the only white person there!

I have dined here couple of times and would come again. The quantity is fantastic and the taste is also good. The staff is courteous and gentle.

New Restaurent, Best Food and Good Service. We had fried rice and noodles. Highly recommend restaurent. Good Luck Guys.