Rotate Social | Indian Culinary Lounge

Reviews

• VB

  VIDHYA B

  May 10, 2026
  1.0
  We went for the Mother’s Day buffet, and unfortunately the overall experience was very disappointing. The food quality was poor and not worth the money. The white rice and biryani refill service was not handled properly, and the goat curry was very oily. There were also no kids’ menu options available, which made it less suitable for families. The dessert was the worst I’ve ever tasted — it was labeled as kunafa, but it did not resemble authentic kunafa in taste or quality. Only a few items such as the chicken tikka, veg soup, and mushroom starter were acceptable. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience.
• VY

  Vik Y

  May 9, 2026
  5.0
  We recently ordered catering from Rotate Social for our gender reveal celebration, and the experience exceeded expectations from start to finish. Every dish was thoughtfully prepared, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. What stood out the most was the consistency in taste and quality across all the items — something that is not always easy to achieve with catering for larger gatherings. Our guests genuinely enjoyed the food, and several people went out of their way to ask where we had ordered from. With so many restaurant and catering options available today, choosing the right place can feel overwhelming, especially when you want food that truly leaves a lasting impression on your guests. After experiencing the quality and service from Rotate Social, it is easily a place I would confidently return to and recommend to others for special occasions and events. A special thanks to manager for being incredibly patient, professional, and helpful throughout the ordering process. He took the time to explain the menu items in detail, helped us make the right selections for our event, and ensured everything went smoothly. That level of customer care made the experience even better. Wishing the entire team continued success — keep up the excellent work! 🙏👏
• IL

  I Llewellyn

  May 7, 2026
  1.0
  Another day, another disappointing Indian spot that fails on every level. This place is straight-up gross from the moment you approach — trash bags, food waste, and random junk piled right outside the entrance like they don’t care who sees it. Inside, the stench hits you hard: old grease, sewage vibes, and stale spices that make you wonder about their hygiene standards. Sticky tables, dirty floors, and a bathroom that looks like it hasn’t been cleaned in weeks. Disgusting. The food matched the atmosphere — cheap and terrible. The dishes we ordered were oily, bland, and tasted like they had been reheated multiple times. Naan was soggy and undercooked. Everything came out lukewarm with zero seasoning balance. Sure, the prices are low, but this quality is unacceptable even for the cost. Left me nauseous afterward. The service made it even worse. The Indian staff were all smiles, extra attentive, and chatty with their Indian customers — extra portions, laughs, the works. My friend and I (clearly American) were treated like second-class citizens. Had to wave them down repeatedly, orders came wrong, and they barely acknowledged us. The favoritism was blatant and infuriating. This restaurant is unhygienic, rude, and serves subpar food. Avoid at all costs. There are way better options out there.
• PJ

  Poonam Jadhav

  Apr 27, 2026
  1.0
  We visited this restaurant for dinner yesterday and unfortunately had a disappointing experience. The appetizer was decent, but the main dishes did not meet expectations. We ordered paneer kadhai with medium spice and rumali roti, but due to an ongoing event, the service was quite slow — it took about 30 minutes for our food to arrive. When it did, the paneer kadhai was extremely spicy, with chopped green chilies, far beyond the “medium” level we had requested. The staff did try to address this by offering a replacement (paneer butter masala), which we took to-go. However, that dish was also overly spicy and had excessive oil. Additionally, the music was very loud, making it difficult to have a conversation. While the staff was polite and attempted to help, the overall experience was not enjoyable.We visited this restaurant for dinner yesterday and unfortunately had a disappointing experience. The appetizer was decent, but the main dishes did not meet expectations.
• SD

  Samantha Dimas

  Apr 24, 2026
  1.0
  This is not family friendly, and maybe not so friendly if you are fair-skinned. The service was quite horrible. I’m not one to ever submit a negative review, literally EVER, and I even feel really bad about this review, but what just happened was not an experience my family and I ever want to repeat. Firstly, my husband and I are total foodies. We love trying different foods, especially culturally different. We LOVVVE Indian food. We happen to be in the McKinney area, so we google searched and found this place. Firstly, walking in was a total vibe of its own, and we did not feel welcomed at all. I chalked it up to just never being there before, but throughout our visit, it was made very apparent that we weren’t supposed to be there, per the restaurant itself. We were ignored, laughed at, and were brought the wrong amount of food. My husband and I are very flexible and good natured. We’re also very proud, so we would never be confrontational or rude. We handle difficult situations very carefully. We know how to de-escalate, and we know how to make the best of any hard situation, so we attempted to make the best of it. Suffice to say, if we ever decide to go back, and we might because the food was absolutely delicious, we will not take our children. Very loud music videos played the whole time with inappropriate/provocative dancing and literally doing drugs on the screen (smoking I assume marijuana from a joint, drinking viles of some liquid I’m assuming was maybe acid or something since they started seeing bright colors with a black light, and pills). The waitress got our order wrong and only brought us half the order. We didn’t know that wasn’t the right portions, so we halved everything, but didn’t really get full. Thankfully, we ordered double naan, so we were able to fill up on bread. Then, when I asked the waitress about it, she laughed and snicked as she walked away. Lastly, the waitress didn’t visit our table once until the very end, but continued to visit the table across from us over and over again to check on them. The waitress wasn’t friendly, and I understand this may be a cultural thing. We eat at a local Indian restaurant regularly in Sherman, Tx, and the waitress there also isn’t the most friendly, but we continued visiting their restaurant, and I think she warmed up to us whether she wanted to or not.🤣 If you decide to visit this place, and I think you should because the food was exquisite, be prepared to possibly be treated less than friendly. My husband and I are both half-Mexican, but our two youngest children still in the home are whiter than the sand on a Florida beach with BRIGHT red curly hair, so they tend to throw off our cultural diversity a bit.🤣 Yes, they’re our biological children.😊 Anyway, just a heads up…