Desi District Market & Eatery

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1630 FM 423 Ste 100

Frisco, TX 75036

Desi District Little Elm is a cultural hub in Frisco, TX, offering a variety of services and experiences for the local community.

With a focus on celebrating and promoting South Asian culture, this establishment provides a space for individuals to connect, learn, and engage in meaningful activities.

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Naveen R.

10/1/2024

Compared to the location in Irving that I've tried previously, this version has a lot more options, larger in size and the volume of items available for purchase at the market. I loved the Irani...

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Rajat G.

10/12/2024

So I just picked up food. 2 plates of chole bhature. I have tried them before and recommended them to other peoples. No more. The bhatura was like papad and felt undercooked. When I called, all...

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Saughat C.

6/11/2024

I am giving 1 start rating to just this particular location of desi district for their below par preparation of Mandi Chicken. The chef had made a mess of the chicken ( for sure never knows the...

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Noshin J.

6/27/2022

n nutshell this place is quick casual good food! Great variety in food options, veg and non-veg available. From Dosas (my favorite) to momos and kathi rolls, along with desserts like paan ladoo...

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Benjina D.

12/11/2021

Items we ordered on Saturday at lunch: Chicken tikka tosa Masala dosa Anda Calcutta kathi roll Chicken tikka pasta Rabdi gulab jamun With the exception of the pasta, every single item was...

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