Lazeeza Restaurant

Reviews

• Silviu N.

  star star star star_border star_border 17 September 2026

  My upstairs neighbors were cooking Indian and I just had to venture out to find some good eats.  I was salivating. First things first, I check Yelp and find this place that Farrah reviewed. Actually, 2 reviewers including Farrah and both were 5 stars.
  
  Now, I usually don't venture outside the 5 mile perimeter which surrounds my house (also known as the Green Zone). This is the reason I send %20 of my paycheck to Lupe Tortilla and some other Mexican restaurants in the 249 area close to Tomball. But this is also the reason that I haven't eaten *any* Indian since I moved to Houston almost 1 year ago!
  
  So I make the 20 minute drive and find Lazeeza hidden in the back of a strip mall.
  
  My senses are greeted with familiar smells which I adore. A buffet is crackin' on a Sunday. That's a new one for me. (Usually Indian restaurants only serve buffets M-F to make more money on the weekends when more people dine out).
  
  I'm leaning towards ordering the Chicken Tikka anyways, but the owner (or apparently owner) of the establishment personally walks me to the buffet bar and explains to me each dish, including a Chicken Tikka (baked, not boiled, but OK - I'm the only westerner looking guy there) and that I should get the buffet.  I debate it in my head and agree.
  
  I grab my plate and pike on the recommendation which were made to me moments earlier.  As I thought, and this is my experience as a whole, I only went back for the baked chicken tikka for seconds.  The food was light, and I'm at home now with a full stomach and I don't feel repulsed by what I just ate (which sometimes is the case when Indian food is too oily).
  
  Pros -
  + Plenty of vegetarian dishes
  + Weekend buffet is a bargain at $9.27 (tax incl'd)
  + Catered to my request for fresh garlic on the side (my wife was not with me)
  + Friendly staff, atmosphere. Family run business and it feels like a home
  
  Cons -
  - No alcohol. A spicy chicken tikka begs to be washed down with a cold, Indian beer.
  - No garlic nan. (in the buffet). I asked to order it on the side, and was politely told they don't have any. But what I really understood was that they didn't want to make any. Meh.
  
  In closing - food was delicious, light and I'll definitely go back.  The distance from my house and lack of beer was the only thing that kept the illustrious 5 star rating at bay.

• Mark R.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 11 September 2026

  Worst greasiest samosas I've ever had. On DoorDash dinner delivery they left out rice, raita, pickles. Balti aloo had 1/2 inch of oil floating on top. Butter chicken was so over cooked they must have scooped out of lunch buffet 6 hours earlier.  Naan was cold.
  
  $55 wasted.

• Vilma L.

  star star star star star 4 September 2026

  Well I went here once and it's far from my house but definitely worth the drive Osm food like really tasty will I go again definitely I had chicken tikka booti and naan definitely finger licking good ,vary clean and elegant, great service , also try the chicken karahi  omg flavor no one can match

• Maya L.

  star star star star star 1 September 2026

  My boyfriend and I ordered food here through door dash! All I can say is wow the food was amazing! We ordered Two different curries... chicken biryani .. beef Somoza and garlic naan ! Everything was soo good and flavorful! If youre just trying this place I would suggest chicken korma (curry) garlic naan and somosa! Yum yum I want to do another large order soon !!

• Nashrah C.

  star star star star star 31 August 2026

  My husband and I stopped by for brunch and the food and service were both excellent. We had delicious halwa puri and the manager kept checking if we need more fresh puri or if we wanted tea. The lunch buffet spread was also fresh and delicious--especially the daal and gosht. The desserts (including kheer and suji halwa) hit the spot. They also have reasonable prices. The restaurant was clean and organized, with someone taking away used plates frequently.