Agha Juice

Trash service !! majority of the reviews are fake
Food sucks and it’s over priced the only reason people even go there cuz it’s a late nite eatery
They need to get better management.
Sorry but won’t recommend anyone to go here.

They have the tiniest and most bland shawarma I’ve had anywhere in the world. I don’t understand why I received a plastic spoon and container for a split when I’d stated it was for there. The spoon scraped my mouth which burned whilst eating something caliente, later at home. I also tried to purchase something else and was informed there is a $ 5 min to use a card, whereas I’d already made a purchase over $ 12. This is not Karachi.

HORRIBLE SERVICE.
My gf and I got a mango shake and pineapple mango JUICE yesterday. The Mango shake was good but the juice was just terrible. I watched the guy make the JUICE and he put the following: ice, mango, pineapple, and SYRUP. I thought they were going to put the fruits in a juicer but I was wrong. The texture came out looking like a smoothie/​slush. It tasted like water with some fruit purée. I told the guy that this wasn’t juice and he agreed to switch it for sugarcane juice. After he went back inside, this Hispanic looking lady rudely came out to tell us NO we can’t switch. She insisted that it was juice (lady, have you ever had juice before? I wouldn’t buy juice if I wanted a smoothie with a lot of syrup in there…) and would not change our order but only offered to remake the watered down juice. She put our drink back in the blender and added like 5 squirts of syrup and gave it back to us. We took one sip and ended up throwing it away cause it was so sweet and tasted nothing like juice. Just absolute horrible service and this is not how you keep your customers. Also I thought she was being extremely stingy about making a new drink for the customer when the JUICE I ordered turned out to be something else.
FYI– Change the menu and don’t have a juice section because you clearly make smoothies.

Pricey but tasty. You get what you pay for. The newly introduced Limca on the Rocks ‘with masala’ is off the charts.

Great authentic place. Enjoyed the falooda. Highly recommended!

Their falooda is amazing just like everyone else said. Their gola gunda is alright, the one in Pakistan has more condensed milk I think that would improve it. Their kulfi on the stick is so yummy as well.

THey have watermelon juice — which I love
Faloodas are amazing
Definitely is great for desserts
They do need to work on their service when they get busy… system is a bit slow and wait time can go over 30 minutes.

I always come here for the falooda. Never got anything else. But definitely a good spot for falooda. Tried a bunch of diff flavors and loved them all

I Ordered a Sugar cane juice with no ginger. I waited patiently because I thought it was going to be worth it. Boy was I wrong. It tasted disgusting. I had told them not to to ginger but it tasted like they had put a lot of ginger. I asked the manager to replace it with out the ginger but I was told that it didn’t have ginger and that’s how we make it. The Manager was very rude. I am not a happy Customer. I will not be going back.

I came to try Agha Juice on the last day of my trip to Texas. My family raved about this place so I kind of had high expectations.
When we got in, the restaurant itself was decorated very nicely and displayed Pakistani heritage pieces. It was super hot in the establishment itself though. It’s already hot and humid in Texas, a little A/​C indoors wouldn’t hurt.
The menu itself had Mexi-​Desi fusion food and an assortment of different dessert. We didn’t try the actual food but got dessert. I chose to order the mango falooda. My family also ordered watermelon juice, the kulfi plate, and mango shakes. The cashier messed up our order and didn’t get my father’s order but it was fine since I ended up giving him my dessert. Actually getting our desserts took a while. A large party who came in after us received their desserts sooner than we did and I found that a bit annoying.
We finally received our desserts after 15 minutes. They gave us our desserts in increments so we all got them at different times. My mango falooda was okay. Their was mango juice, noodles, mango kulfi (Indian icecream), and crushed nuts on top. It was all right but I was not a fan of how there was more noodles than kulfi. The mango shakes were good but a bit on the sweet side. The watermelon juice was good but they could’ve added some ice since it was warm. The kulfi plate was also served with noodle and different pieces of kulfi.
Overall, this place was okay. I was kind of disappointed with the mango falooda and I disliked how hot it was inside the restaurant itself. I also did not like how long my family and I waited for our desserts. I am not sure if I would give this place a second chance for dessert but maybe to try the Mexi-​Desi food.

Absolutely fantastic! if you have never had falooda you really need to try some. I had the signature falooda which included some Pakistani sweets on top (spectacular) and tapioca noodles. I absolutely loved this drink and highly recommend it. We also tried the candy falooda which was similar to a butterfinger shake but not as good. I definitely would go with the signature falooda.

Awful customer service! Been a loyal customer for years. No more! Forgot to add fries to my order. They wouldn’t let me use my card because it was below the $ 7.50. Meanwhile I ordered 4 faloodas 2 minutes before that totaling 22.50. Serious Assholes here!

Great indian desserts and random mix of burgers n tacos. Huge selection of Indian icecream & Popsicles. Kinda pricey for dessert though. Faloodas are rich so go to share! $ 6 – 7 a drink! Worth it if you share or are really hungry. I would come vback if I wanted to splurge on an exotic dessert. :p

Good deserts, but at such a high cost. Lucky for them that it’s a niche market that we will return to.
The place was clean but the guy at the cash register seemed abrasive. Maybe from dealing with asinine customers all day…

This place is great for some unusual flavors of milk shake such as fig, mango, pistachio, chikoo etc. Also, falooda or kulfi ice cream is good, although the prices are a bit high for the quality. They’re definitely more expensive than American shake or ice cream places of similar quality. If their prices were better then it’d be worth going more often. But as of now it’s good to only go once in a blue moon.
They’re open pretty late so you can actually enjoy ice cream in the moon light.

Came all the way from Miami in hopes of a good gola but, this was definitely the wrong place. Houston Agha juice is much better than the Dallas location. We ordered a large gola, large falooda and large cold coffee. They didn’t have coffee ice cream so substituted with malai ice cream. They gola had very little malai over all didn’t like this place at all. Maybe if they choose a smaller place they’re rent would be less and the service and quality would be better? Just a suggestion

Good milk shakes, I like the noodles in em.

This is a spot we bring out of town folks and our family from India. To try some indian desserts like they have back home. We normally get a few kulfi sticks and faloodas and everyone enjoys them. Kulfi flavor I recommend is Malai– kulfi is basically a Popsicle. Falooda has Rose syrup, kulfi, vermicelli, and tapioca pearls. Really good here…

Allow me to introduce Pakistani dessert, falooda! To give you a good description of what it is, it’s a cross over of an American ice cream sundae and Vietnamese che. It has little jelly at the bottom among other things. Top has scoops of ice cream. This contain nuts so be aware!
I had a Kashmir falooda and it was refreshing for the hot Texas summer. Portion was huge and honestly can be shared between two people. This place also offer other Pakistan treats that I will be trying next time!

First time trying falooda of any kind. I ordered the original with kulfi in it. Simply delicious! I was on diet and was telling myself calm down!!! But my hands kept reaching for more spoonfuls. Could NOT STOP till I finished the entire thing (and I had come right out of a restaurant with almost no empty space in my tummy).
I dont really like ice creams (unless its a sundae) because it has one tone flavor and texture to it so I was ecstatic to find falooda. It isnt overtly sweet (doesnt coat and dull your palate) and has a lot of different flavors kick in from the various different components (it has vermillion, kulfi, nuts, some interesting round seeds)
My friends go to this place often and they love it. So I gave it a try and i am smitten!