The Monk’s Indian Bistro - Pearland

Reviews

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  T T

  Nov 12, 2025
  1.0
  Asked for mild spice for the biriyani that I ordered. Was masala explosion with spice max. Only focusing on people from Some part of Nepal whi knows where or India who eats a lot of spice. Not for average American or Indian. Couldn't finish food due to spice explosion. When a customer means mild, its means Mild NOT spice max.
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  neelesh srivastava

  Nov 11, 2025
  5.0
  The Monk – Pearland An absolutely delightful dining experience! The Monk in Pearland stands out for its excellent hospitality — the staff are warm, attentive, and truly make you feel at home from the moment you walk in. The food is nothing short of amazing — a perfect blend of authentic Indian flavors and creative continental touches. Every dish is thoughtfully prepared, beautifully presented, and bursting with taste. Whether it’s their Indian specialties or fusion items, each bite reflects quality and passion. A must-visit place for anyone who enjoys flavorful food served with genuine care. Highly recommended for family dinners, friendly get-togethers, or anyone looking to enjoy the best of Indian and continental cuisine in one spot!
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  pres aguilar

  Oct 30, 2025
  5.0
  this place have my heart ❤️ it’s my first time eating at monks in pearland i drive all the way from sugar land just to eat heard a lot abt this pearland location and it’s true when you arrive they welcome with big smile on there face and this tall man rc is keep checking on every table and making sure they all are enjoying food and me and my family had lil bit talks with him while eating and he was so passionate abt there food and explaining which was soo impressive and his energy are so high honestly iam not going anywhere from now to eat indian food they are amazing food is so amazing my words will not stop talking abt there food and service perfect place to go with family and friends thank you rc thanks to all the team and chefs 😍
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  AliShaMos

  Oct 29, 2025
  1.0
  This is an honest review as this is not richly layered, authentically flavored Indian food. I came here for my birthday today. I wanted Indian food and love Kaahari Boys in Sugarland, but I live in Pearland and wanted something close. The reviews totally deceived me. My husband spent $100 dollars to get home and throw all the food away. Nothing was good. This restaurant may very easily pay for positive reviews, because there is no way folks taste buds could be so far off to think this is the best Indian food they've ever had. I hardly ever leave negative reviews when visiting new restaurants. However, the reviews are completely off and I had to make sure others get a REAL review from someone with a refined palette. I know good food and I know terrible food. Do not waste your time or money.
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  Brittany Bass

  Oct 25, 2025
  1.0
  I’ll admit that I’m leaving this review incredibly late as my experience was from 2024, but due to the severity of my family and I’s dine in experience, I feel it’s only right to share. While I cannot prove the restaurant staff acted with racial bias, I must say that what we endured surely felt that way. Upon entering, there were only a few families already inside to which they were consuming their meals. My family and I placed our orders and waited patiently. Two families came in after us, an elderly caucasian couple and then a larger family of Indian decent. While waiting, the larger family ordered and their food came out almost immediately which we thought was very odd. However, we tried giving things the benefit of the doubt that maybe the family called ahead. With that being said, the elderly couple then received their food prior to a single dish making it to our table, the only thing we had received were drinks. Obviously this was upsetting, so I asked to speak to the manager to which his rebuttal was that the larger family are regulars, but regulars or not… all customers should be serviced in the order in which they arrive if the kitchen is prioritizing fairly and logically. After communicating our thoughts and concerns, there was not much of an apology nor genuine acknowledgment, so we paid for our drinks and decided to dine elsewhere. I love trying and experiencing food from different cultures and as someone who loves Indian food, this experience was extremely disheartening.

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