Sangam Indian Restaurant

Went for lunch buffet. Restaurant was Quiet, clean and friendly staff. I have wanted to try Indian food and figured a buffet was a good choice. I was definitely satisfied with my choice. I tried chicken curry, goat curry, yellow rice, Chana musala, veg dakora and more items. All tasted great to me and even had some spice to it!

The place is a nice small restaurant. The food is good, but they are popular for their lunch buffets rather than menu items. In terms of customer service, the three times I went there, I noticed the lady at the cashier greets and is very polite to people who were not brown, but for the customers like myself she was indifferent and rude. However, all the other servers I had in the restaurant were very polite and very friendly. For the only Indian restaurant I have come across in Denton, this place is good if you are going for a buffet. The picture is the fried fish appetizer from the menu and the drink is a mango lassi. If you are in the Denton area and craving for some Indian food, this is a good spot.

My husband and I LOVE goat Biryani and we always try Indian cuisine when we travel. We ordered the goat Biryani and it was really delicious. I had a couple of pieces that weren’t quite tender enough but the flavors and spices were very nice. It wasn’t the best I’ve ever had but certainly not the worst. We’d definitely dine here again.

The service here was great and polite. The food was delicious! I couldn't decide between Chicken Korma or Chicken Tikki Masala, Korma was suggested, soooo good. My guy requested Buttered Chicken. We had Samosas and Paneer Pakora (Fried Cottage Cheese) as appetizers. Some of the best Samosas I've ever had. The Paneer Pakora was great with one the sweet table sauces or plain. I also ordered a side of garlic and plain Naan. We will definitely be going back! They have a buffet 7 days a week. We're going back to try more Don't miss out in this hidden gem.

HAIR in the food!!!! I don't give Google Reviews often, but I decided that it is my responsibility to write this review in order to educate the public. Today, my fiancee and I went to this restaurant and ordered a dish called Vegetarian Thali. We ordered two chai tea and an extra samosa for us, because the Thali comes with just one Samosa. Once I started to serve myself a curry, the 1st thing came to my spoon was a chunk of BLACK HAIR!! My fiancee was about to throw up after seeing that, and we immediately informed the waiter about the hair. He seemed upset, and he informed the lady who was in the cashier (named "Raani", I believe) and she didn't even apologize at least once. Instead, she asked us to pay for two Samosa, which we didn't even touch. We paid for the two Chai Tea that we sipped a couple of times and left the restaurant. I'm so glad that we didn't have at least a bite of that hair infested food and feel terrible about how rude that lady treated us. Please don't go there, unless you want to be treated rude and eat unhygienic food.

I had the best samosa I have ever had tonight at Sangam. Clearly handmade with a perfect crust that encased a terrific balance of potatoes, peas, and tumeric. The Gobi Manchurian was also excellent, though be prepared for some good heat. I was so happy to learn Sangam offers a number of dishes with no meat or dairy; I actually have choices at Sangam! Will definitely be back soon.