Red Hot Chilli Pepper, Frisco

Decent indo-chinese fare. Inconsistent taste with the fried rice and entrees depending on when its crowded and not. Confused ambience.

The food is really delicious. I have tried ao many Indian restaurants around but this one is very good. Worth the price, good portion size and tastes really good ?

Amazing place. Service is too good. I have tried North Indian and Chinese both. Both are amazing. Munchow soup must try. Noodles was also very good. Paneer chilli must try. Quantity is also good. Ver carta

We tried vegetarian food in Chinese and north Indian. Food taste is good. Service is extremely slow. We were too hungry, forgot to click so many pictures Kid-friendliness: High chairs are available. Kids menu is available. Kids items are good in taste.

The food was decent, but I've had better Indo-Chinese cuisine at many other places. Even regular restaurants with Chinese options offer better Indo-Chinese flavors. It's worth trying once, but I wouldn't return. The prices are similar to Inchin Bamboo, and the ambiance isn't very inviting.

They had an employee that was just there to defend anything a customer said. The food was good and the chili garlic noodles were really good. The butter chicken portion was subpar and was served in an EXTREMELY small container. The butter naan had so little butter and it was only on the top. It was more expensive than the normal naan and is not worth it. The waiters look overworked and did not mind telling us what each dish was. Ver carta

Disappointing: Tiny Portions, Big price. I recently tried red hot chilli pepper and was shocked by the skimpy portions. The Malai kofta, I ordered- The portions only 2 pc of kofta for $16.99) were embarrassingly small, barely enough to satisfy a child's appetite. On top of that, the prices were exorbitant, definitely not worth the meager amount of food served. I was expecting something much more substantial. The quality of the food itself was decent, but not enough to justify the cost. Additionally, there was no complimentary rice or naan included, which is typical with Indian takeout. I left feeling hungry and ripped off. Save your money, try a different restaurant with more generous portio...

First time here! Loved the food and the service, this place as a whole is getting 3 stars because they served EVERY DISH CHIPPED!!! That is NOT okay man! The food industry relies heavily on safety and this is a huge safety hazard, corporate has to fix this problem asap and get new shipments for plates. My parents had come earlier and the same issue happened and the manager gave his word to fix the plates, guess what second time and the problem isn’t fixed!!!! It’s not the customers responsibility if a shipment for plates is delayed this is just basic restaurant etiquette. Once again the food was amazing and so was the service but no other restaurant would serve you with BROKEN plates that’s...

We ordered a Mango Lassi and a Masala Soda. The mango lassi was the standard variety you find at most places, but the masala soda was excellent. The crispy chili potatoes were a highlight—my son, who usually avoids spicy food, gave them a try and ended up enjoying them. They were slightly greasy, yet delicious. My husband ordered fried rice with egg and said it was comparable to what we have in Hyderabad. The Hakka noodles I ordered weren't quite like the street food we're used to in India, but they were tasty—perfectly balanced without being too oily or spicy. I also tried a Falooda (not pictured), which was fantastic. I truly hope they maintain the quality of their food, as it would be... Ver carta