Mot Hai Ba has been an East Dallas staple since 2013, offering a seasonal menu inspired by locally sourced farms and ingredients, as well as influences from France, Asia & Italy. Our original location in Lakewood offers a cozy, intimate dining room, and a lovely enclosed patio for your enjoyment.Due to our limited seating capacity we ask that guests adhere to the following reservation timeframes:parties of 1 to 2 guests - 1 hour 45 minutes .2 to 4 guests - 2 hours . 5 guests and up - 2.5 hours . Parties of 5 and larger must call the restaurant to reserve, as a credit card hold will be required.
Traditions are the heart of Chocolate Angel Cafe & Bakery. We are a charming spot for delightful conversations. We are preserving old memories while creating new ones over quality food and baked goods.
Discover the rich flavors of our pan-Indian cuisine, crafted to delight every taste bud. Since 2014, we've been a proud part of the Richardson and North Dallas community, offering a range of dining options such as Dine-In, Takeout, Delivery, Catering, BYOB, and quick lunch specials. Our menu is designed to meet all dietary preferences, featuring a wide array of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices, with all meats being 100% Zabihah Halal certified. We're known for our flavorful Biryanis (including the must-try Hyderabadi Dum Biryani), creamy Butter Chicken, and perfectly spiced Chicken Tikka Masala. From South Indian favorites like Dosa and Idli to crowd-pleasing Chole Bhatura and Indo-Chinese Hakka Noodles, there's a dish to delight every taste bud.
Established in 1952, in Karachi, Pakistan, the Cafe de Khan family are the pioneers of BBQ & Inventors of Chicken Tikka. Bringing flavors from a journey that began in Peshawar, traveled to Saharanpur, UP, India, and finally settled in Karachi. The Khan's were a traveling brand putting up food stalls at the famous exhibitions (melas) of Aligarh, Meerut, Nauchandi, and Kaliar Sharif.We share our legacy and our love for poetry and literature at the Cafe. We strive to serve not just fuel for the body for food for the soul as well.Eat Mubarak!
