Directory Details
- Address
- 11625 Beechnut Street, Houston, TX, 77072
- Phone
- 281-933-8100
- [email protected]
- Hours
- Morning: 6:30 AM-12:30 PM, Evening: 4:30 PM-8:05 PM. Temple will close Monday to Saturday at 07:30P During November to March
Shri Radha Krishna Temple Houston
11625 Beechnut Street, Houston, TX, 77072
Reviewed Directory Profile
Historical dataset profile
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- Verification status
- Imported historical dataset
- Last checked
- Historical import
- Primary source type
- Historical workbook
What Was Checked
Name and locationHistorical workbook import
Phone, email, and websiteHistorical workbook import
Hours and servicesShown only when present in source data; confirm before visiting
Deities and traditionsOfficial source or historical deity tab when available
PhotosOfficial/source URLs when available; not independently hosted
Deities and Traditions
- no available info in website
Temple Images and Deity Photos
Services, Poojas, and Facility Notes
Pricing and availability are historical source notes. Confirm current fees directly with the temple.
| Service or Pooja | At Temple | At Home |
|---|---|---|
| Morning Archna | $21 | |
| Morning Prasad for Dieties | $21 | |
| General Puja | $21 | |
| Feast/Prasad (Sunday Evening) | $401 | |
| Feast/Prasad (Other Time) | 501.00 & UP * | |
| Namkaran (Naming) | $201 | $301 |
| Mundan (first hair cut) | $151 | $201 |
| Upnayana (Brahm-updesh) | $251 | $351 |
| Vahan (New Vehicle) Puja ** | $51 | $151 |
| Grah Pravesh or Grah Shanti Puja only | $301 | |
| Grah Pravesh or Grah Shanti Puja & Havan | $351 | |
| Marriage engagement Priest services | $251 | $351 |
| Marriage ceremony Priest services | $501 | $751 |
| Pooja Samigri $21.00 additional. |
Historical Review Excerpts
Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.
Google Spacoius hall. Devotional kirtans. One big family5 stars
Google Nice big hall3 stars
Google It's temple5 stars
Google It's really nice5 stars
Google Very beautiful temple & nicely maintained. Also nice digital infrastructure been laid out to update everyone with ongoing & upcoming events.5 stars
Yelp I really like this temple because it had Krishna and Ram parivar The temple is clean big and also the lady who received us the first time was very warm loving and welcoming We also had a good kirtan on Bhai-duuj and Deepawali.4 stars
Yelp If you want to go to a temple where you receive a warm welcome and respect from priest and others working there, and get a nice positive energy, this is NOT your place. I just got married at this temple last weekend and have had to work with the priest and his wife there past couple of months. Each interaction I had with them whether it was to ask questions on hiring security/cops, asking for help with music system, and when I can have the decorators come by, I received attitude and rudeness as if I'm burdening them although we paid in the thousands to have the wedding there. We lost expensive glasses there along with some religous cups that we called to check on if they perhaps found them, and again got irritated responses even though we treated them with full respect. I'm angry enough where I definitely will be reaching out to the owners of the temple. For someone who is supposed to believe in god, peace, and respect, the priest is completely opposite of that (Mr. Agarwal). And his wife? I don't even want to start on her. I hate to say this, but speaking with her is like speaking with a rude uneducated child who was never taught manners by their mother and lacks all social skills. I'd not recommend anyone to do business with them or to go there for a positive good feeling even just for praying. In order to work at a temple, one should be patient, respectful, welcoming, and not money minded! The people here lack all these characteristics. Doesn't sound or feel like a temple to me. More like a business which is shameful. Nice at first, and as soon as they get your money, the real personality comes out along with greed and horrible rashness.1 star
Source and Verification Notes
Directory facts are compiled from historical research and current official-source checks where available. Confirm hours, services, fees, and event details directly with the temple before travel, donations, booking services, or attending events.
Sources checked
US Hindu Temples 2.xlsx