Desi Bites

Good place for South Indian Breakfast. I had unlimited breakfast on Sunday morning, it was unlimited breakfast, but when I went around 10am, I got everything, but not idilies, that's fine. I had fun after 13 miles hiking with friends. I think $13.99/ person for breakfast is a bit pricey, but I can't justify the pricing due to current economic conditions and various factors. Overall, a good good and good times 🙏👍😎

We visited Desi Bites food truck and ordered chicken pulav, poori, and dosa. The food was excellent with great taste and quality. Service was good, and the staff was polite and friendly. Overall, a very good experience and worth trying.

Had a disappointing experience this morning. I ordered close to $60 worth of food, and when I politely requested the staff to place the karampodi mini idly box properly so the podi wouldn’t spill, I was told, “adige paddati untindi.” I found that response unnecessary and unprofessional. I wasn’t asking for anything extra just to pack the food properly, especially when I’m paying for it. I really hope the management looks into training the staff to handle customer requests with more courtesy and respect.

Tried the onion pakodi.it was fresh, crispy, and flavorful with a good balance of crunch and seasoning, and is definitely worth trying if you enjoy classic South Indian street-style snacks. The menu offers a nice variety of dosas, idlis, and more, all at reasonable prices. Service was quick, and the food was served hot. One small suggestion: improving the seating area

If you’re looking for consistently amazing Indian breakfast, Desi Bites in Centerton is an absolute gem. I’m not judging based on one or two visits — this is from at least six months of regular orders, and the quality has been rock solid every single time. The food honestly tastes on par with niche Indian restaurants in Dallas, which says a lot. You can blindly trust this place — you’ll walk away with a happy smile, a happy stomach, and a happy heart. Highly, highly recommended.