The 13 Best Places for Rice Pudding in San Antonio

Veronica Fernandez Miller: The saffron rice pudding and the mango custard are delicious desserts after eating their awesome buffet. Don't leave without trying them!

Wendy: The buffet is the best way to go. A little bit of everything. Fresh made naan, chai, and the creamy rice pudding.

Lewis Helton: A must try if in San Antonio. Amazing and spicy, the way I like it.

K. Gil: The rice pudding is the BEST

Todd Kuhlman: Gyro, chicken, hummus. So far that's what I've tried. Food & service is excellent!

Isaac Chavez: Unless you're a huge fan of hummus, substitute the hummus for their potatoes. You'll be glad you did! I love their sweet tea also, has a floral flavor to it.

Vonia: Turkish Coffee & Rice Pudding. Entrees needed a little more flavor, but overall good food.

Linda Trombley: Had a nice time. Good food and very friendly staff. Loved the veggies and the Lentil soup!

Linda Suttner: I highly recommend the lamb shank; it doesn't disappoint :)

Jessica Marie Criado: The beef curry, lamb ceylon, and chicken jalfrazi r the best dishes to get. End ur dish with the rice pudding

Luke B: Open 365 days a year with a $10ish buffet during midday. The chai tea is served hot and sweet. One of my favorite places in San Antonio. Looks can be deceiving!

Suryatapa Chakravarty: Better food than many other Indian restaurants in San Antonio

Christina Stratton: Get the samosas. Delish! And the boardwalk bistro is byob, so bring your fave pinot to wash it all down.

brett elmendorf: Enjoy indecision. Get the combo! Add baklava.

Marc: Food Network's Top 5 - Food Truck Dishes: #3 Loner Combo

Rice Pudding is something you wanna save room for...

Julie Bergeron: Cucumber margarita, bread pudding all guacamole... Everything

Lucinda: Aguas Frescas inspired fusion drinks! Great spot for happy hour or for after dinner drinks. I highly recommend the one called "El Huevon."

Jacob Tree: Anything really! Their dessert pudding is to die for!

Christian Acosta: This place is the tits

Sarah Figueroa: Awesome Navratan Korma!

Rossy Benavidez: Love the chilaquiles! Diego and Frida are my favorite (Can't ever decide on the salsa, so might as well have both red and green), I also like the enmolados. 👌🏻 True Mexican food!

Ruth Horace: Their breakfast molletes are the best!

Kathleen Stephens-Rubio: Very authentic great good!!

Selena Keshav: Good food, great friendly service, fresh naan to your table for buffet, AND they have a record of perfect health inspection scores. This Indian gives it an A+.

Yvette Salazar: Bombay Hall is solidly the BEST Indian food.The service & food are both excellent!

Fernando Palma: The buffette is a great experience the food is amazing and cheap

Michelle Williams: Try the Mixed Grill (Grilled Lamb beef & chicken with veggies served on a bed of rice. - Flavorful with tender meat and the meal was delicious

Nicholas Pierce: Amazing food

Bibliosopher: Try the lamb shank. Leg of lamb, wrapped in sautéed eggplant, pepper and tomato. And it's bring your own wine, no corking fee. Yay!

Richard Hamilton: Everyone loves their tacos, and rightly so. But, if you're looking for some amazing vegetarian fare, you can't beat the calabaza con mole verde!

Douglas Mendizabal: The lime is for the salsa! Squeeze at least two wedges into the salsa and mix well before you start dipping the chips.

Jesse Rene Garza: One of the better, if not the best, Mexican restaurant in San Antonio. My wife, children, and I eagerly make the 30 minute drive to eat at Guajillo's. The tortilla soup and chilaquilas are the best.

The McGahens: The restaurant is nice and clean and the staff was very friendly. Food was awesome and everything nicely priced. Love the ceviche.

Devin Roberson: Give the arroz verde(green rice) a try!

Amanda Kern: I was surprised how great the Peruvian food was!