Sana Indian Restaurant & Grocery

Pretty good place~ I’m not an expert on Indian food, but it was good. We got the sana special which comes with spicy chicken curry with nan and daal and the chicken biryani (sp?) cause they ran out of beef. The Indian tea was good too. I really like the sana special but they portion of it was pretty small, but it was a decent price of $ 4.99. It came with 3 small pieces of chicken. The chicken biryani was $ 5.99 and it was a huge portion, the rice was goooood~~ I love the onions and cilantro. We also got the vegetable samosa which was really good! I love samosa.
We also tried the Indian Ice cream~ so much half and half milk but it was delicious and took a long time to melt. Overall good experience, I would go again whenever I crave Indian good :)

i ordered takeout and the amount of time i waited for it i thought he was actually making what i ordered. i was wrong. he microwaved the naan bread several times which was hot in the foil but dry and rubbery when i tried to eat it at home. they didnt even bother to reheat the chicken curry which had nothing but bones and he forgot the rice i ordered, everything was inedible. never again!

Excellent food. Not great service and certainly not a fancy place to dine, but the flavor is hard to beat around here. It’s basically a grocery store with a restaurant attached, or maybe it’s the other way around. And it’s not very well organized or clean, but again, the food…

I went here once and had the lamb curry, naan and tendori chicken. The lamb curry itself had a very good taste but it had too much oil. I had to dump out several spoonfuls of oil. The tendori chicken was somewhat burned as well, it was very crunchy and had no flavor. I might give it a second try soon, not sure yet.

4 stars for the food, which is some of the best in the area. Don’t come here if you are expecting a sit in experience or are in a hurry however. What it lacks in décor and customer service it makes up for with awesome dishes.

awesome curry! I loved the samosas and paneer with nan. I can’t wait to go back and try more.

Two for lunch. 16 $ with drinks. Chicken Cury with Rice and daal and Chicken Tikka Massala with rice too. It was very good. The Massala was better in my opinion but nothing wrong with the curry chicken either. Tasty.

I stopped by on a business trip because I wanted something tasty for lunch. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, with rice, and a mango lassi. I would rate then only fair. Good Indian food is very hard to find in Texas– and tha place was a quick, cheap imitation of a restaurant. The tikka masala was pretty bland, and the rice was only fair. If you are looking for cheap, this place is about it. Lunch. Cost me ten bucks.

I love this little gem. The goat biryani was wonderful, the chicken samosa’ were nice and crisp with a yummy side sauce and their chicken biryani and chicken tandoori I crave in my sleep. Service has been excellent and I love that they have a store on the other side where you can pick up spices and snacks. Love love love!

Best Indian food in NRH !!!
I always get the goat curry which is my favorite Indian dish and the spices and everything is just right !!

My dad and i came by to try a new indian food location in our area. Small hole in the wall place. They had some really good food, a bit spicy but enjoyed it. Its a must try location.

Moved from Seattle to Fort worth area and heard from friends that Indian food is better here. This was close to my place and impressed with positive reviews, went for lunch.
1. Customer Service — Below average (same person cooks and cashier).
2. Place was filthy and unclean. Found fair in biryani
3. Taste — only fair — Any one can make food easy and a bit ok by putting tons of oil.
4. I would rate only naan as good because it was baked well
I’ll not try it again.

I love indian food and the lamb curry here is pretty delicious. I ordered tandori chicken once and it was very dry and almost burnt. Besides that, it’s still a good place to have lunch.

Best hidden gem in Fort Worth! Located inside a grocery store, nothing fancy, but I love love their spicy tika masala and their naan. I also ordered the curried goat, and skewers. Can’t order anything bad here.

I have had Indian food in England, Germany, France and the United States.
The United States usually places last unfortunately. The English seem to always come out on top. Restaurant cleanliness usually wins the war with this cuisine.
Sana was quaint. Half grocery store, half restaurant that feels more like a café. The menu selection was from a board hung above the register counter, with a selection of around 40 to 50 items.
I chose the chicken masala. You’re given one Nan bread, and one small bowl of masala. The taste was extraordinarily unique. A spicy, yet sweet tang with moist chicken. Also excellent when you dip the nan bread.
Lack of fifth star for the owner blatantly laughing about how he was discounting his friends in front of us in line, who had more food than myself and my date, and paid less. Ouch.
Otherwise, a prime example of an Indian establishment aiming to make your taste buds know the meal was 100% authentic.

Great food, they have a great menu of various indian dishes. The décor is not the most up to date, but the food is some of the best in the area. Keeps me coming back for more. The gorcery store attached is also very useful when filling a shopping list for homeade indian cusine.

I don’t even know where to begin. The place was dingy and dirty attached to some kind of grocery store. The dirtiness made me question the safety of the food I was about to pickup. The chicken tikka masala was an oily tomato soup with five pieces of questionable chicken. The chicken curry had so many bones my husband wouldn’t even take one bite. The vegetable samosa was a mushy triangle of blandness. I tried to give it a shot but took two bites and threw it away. Guess when you’re paying $ 16 you get what you pay for.

This funny guy has to improve this restaurant I guess, food is ok. customer service is below average. No cashier the same guy who cook come out and take the money with the apron on it, because of that, it make my apatite take away.

Indian food is my comfort food, so you can imagine my dismay as each new job I get takes me further and further away from good Indian options. Fortunately, a coworker let me know about Sana!
The restaurant and grocery are split right down the middle. This definitely isn’t a place you’ll come to for atmosphere — it’s a hole in the wall, run down, get your food on Styrofoam plates kind of place. But what it’s lacking in ambience is more than made up for with the cheap, gigantic plates of yummy food.
My first time here I tried the paneer tikka masala with rice and ordered a side of naan. The naan was HUUUGGGE! As was the plate of rice that came with the my dish. The paneer tikka masala tasted different than I am used to — it seemed less cream based and more watery. It was still delicious, but might be a different type of regional Indian food than I have typically had.
I came back again on a Tuesday, when they have $ 2.99 vegetable biryani. You read that right, $ 2.99! It was a TON of rice, so I got lunch and dinner out of it. I also ordered two samosas, which were huge but tasted like they were frozen and reheated. Not sure I’d order them again.
Ultimately, this is an awesome and super affordable Indian option in a place without many alternatives. Hooray!

My favorite meal here is the fresh naan with a side of dal. The chicken curry also has a wonderful flavor with a lot of cinnamon, clove, and cinnamon shinning through (be prepared to pick out the whole spices too btw).