Blist'r Indian Kitchen: Authentic Indian Flavors in Plano, TX with Fresh and Flavorful Dishes

[12/03/2022][$20] Butter chicken with potent sauce was delicious. curly fries and garlic naan were sabroso. Well worth a visit, and good value and taste. We were here when USA lost to Nederland in FIFA 2022.

I really like the Paneer Vindaloo wrap. Good flavor. I've had the vegetable samosas and they come out a little oily. I've had the chili potatoes before and they are OK, but those are overpriced for what they are. Quick service. Overall, still one of my favorites at Legacy Hall.

I had the chicken tikka masala naan wrap. It was a good portion size, fresh and tasty, but I would have liked more tikka masala flavor. If you haven't eaten much Indian cuisine, this might be just right for you. But, I'm accustomed to a more rich, full flavor. Next time, I might try a bowl to see if it's more flavorful.

To start I will admit that overall this dish was great. Rice was cooked nicely, sauce was flavorful, and chicken was also cooked to perfection. My one complaint, however, would have to be the sauce:rice ratio. Any saucy rice eater knows how important it is to have a perfect S:R (sauce:rice) ratio. When considering both sides of the spectrum, I must say more sauce is more of a disaster than more rice. After all, are we eating a soup? Rice cereal? No, the rice is the glue that holds this all together; it is the base. More rice than sauce (only to a certain extent) is slightly excusable, though still not preferred. I think if you’re opening a restaurant with rice and sauce dishes you should be focusing on the S:R ratio. Trying to cut costs? I bet rice is the cheaper of the duo here. Just put a little more passion into the scoop. Other than that, it was great. Just know that this is important and a minor detail that goes a long way. Think about Chipotle and their S:R ratio.