BBQ KING

This was our first time dining at BBQ King, and we visited for a weekend lunch with family. One of the few positive was the spacious parking, which made it convenient and stress free. Overall, it is an decent place for casual family dining, though it is not meant for a fancy evening out. There is no special ambience , so it’s best suited for simple, relaxed meals. The menu offers a good variety, including fresh juices and pizzas. We tried the fried chicken tikka pizza, which was actually very good and one of the highlights of the meal. We also ordered a barbecue platter,while some items were not as fresh as expected, the chicken tikka and kebabs were decent. The beef biryani was above average, and the mutton karahi was average, nothing exceptional, but acceptable. The naan and roti were good, but the absolute standout of the meal was the halwa puri, which was excellent and clearly the best item .The owner deserves special mention for being very courteous, hospitable, and welcoming. Overall, BBQ King is an average dining spot, I would especially recommend it for breakfast items, while the rest of the food is satisfactory but not outstanding.

I tried their pizza earlier and gave them a benefit of doubt, today I thought to try their mithai. I must say Pizaa was better. Mithai is super expensive for all this in the pic I was charged for 32$ and none of these were good enough even to taste again. Not going again there.

We had heard about this bbq joint in Garland and wanted to give it a try. We arrived around 1:30 pm. The location has easy access and ample parking. The entrance area appeared as if it has not been cleaned for weeks. The dust and debris in the entrance area were visible and l will provide some pictures to validate that. Here is the truth though, despite my odd observation about cleanliness issues at the entrance, i did not carry it with me inside the restaurant as i wanted to give it a sincere try and an honest critique. Since it was a buffet setting, we quickly took a view of all the items in the chafing dishes and picked up our plates. The buffet items included several traditional Pakistani and Indian dishes included Beef Qeema, Biryani, chanay, paaya, beef nehari, chicken curry, saag, fried chicken, and chicken boti, halwa, gulab jaaman, Parathas, and naans. Although food was hot and the variety was plenty, the food taste was of average quality by Pakistani food standards. The things i most enjoyed included paratha, chanay, suji halwa, and hot gulab jaaman. The plastic bowls for hot gulab jaaman and hot curry items is certainly not a very good idea, the restaurant management must look into it seriously. Other items were below average. In particular, the chicken bbq had “that stench of chicken”, the saag was too bland and flat in flavors; the biryani was average. Hence I would not give this place more than two stars with lots of room for improvement. Another observation is that the chutney was sitting on the side of the chaffing dishes as an “orphan bowl of something” ignored by everyone passing by, because no one could understand what it is. No helper came and asked us for drinks or in case if we need any help. It was as if they were there to pick up the used plates like robots, no emotions displayed, no connections built with customers. Last but not least, our table had a sticky surface and while we were trying to enjoy food, we had multiple houseflies roaming on us and on our food like drones. It was quite a process to handle the situation. There were no shakers present on our table unfortunately. Here are my two cents for restaurant manager - as a professional critic, I seldom encounter a situation where I enter a restaurant and not interact with helpers or staff; bbq king is one of the few places where i interacted with zero staff, in fact those who came to pick up the used plates from our tables did not talk at all - this was quite sadistic and un-socializing. I think with little more efforts on food quality, food handling around the chafing dishes (tongs can be put on separate trays next to the chafing dishes instead of inside the dishes) , improving hygiene issues (cleanliness of areas around chafing dishes and clean dining table surfaces), training staff on customer service (interaction with customers instead of avoiding them) , cleanliness of restaurant floors and bathrooms and restaurant entrance and door surfaces and improved lighting would make your restaurant an amazing experience for the customers. The purpose of this critique is to give you pointers to uplift your business- for sure, we plan to visit again and hope to see improvements.

The food and service at this restaurant is excellent! Our server Shahzad always does an outstanding job of making sure our food is prepared exactly how we like it. Keep up the good work!

No doubt one of best BBQ in town My 4 and 2 year daughters really like their Naan fresh and soft. Will definitely come back. We tried their mix platter, Chicken Samosa, Seaseme Naan/Kulcha, Chicken Korma( not really Korma but Ok to have). Another thing both of my daughters and wife like their Jalebi. They Serve 2 types of Chattni they were really good

Its my go to place for lamb shank nihaari. Butter naan and sometimes goat Biryani and lahori chanay, decent place and recently I got their samosa chaat which I was not excepting like this at all Its cooked chanay ka salan and 2 samosas on the end 🤦‍♀️ Adding picture of it for reference, Samosas were tasty dont get me wrong BUT its not samosa chaat I think google can give restaurant a clear idea what samosa chat looks like and how to make it

The food was exceptional, capturing the true essence of Pakistani flavors. The Chicken Karahi was perfectly spiced and aromatic, while the Seekh Kababs were tender and charred to perfection. Paired with fresh, buttery Garlic Naan, every bite was a masterclass in South Asian comfort food. A must-visit for anyone seeking authentic, high-quality cuisine!

Worst place ever. Honestly today was a disaster. We came at 6:30pm and they said buffet starts at 7:00pm. Fine. We said we can wait. But then the guy tells me I can’t wait in the main lobby, I gotta stand behind the cash register table because apparently if I sit in the main lobby I have to “pay more gratuity” since the table is bigger than for 5 people. What kind of nonsense is that?? I was being patient for no reason. Later I see groups of 3 people, 2 people just sitting in the main lobby on even bigger tables like it’s nothing. So why only me? Why only my family? Totally felt like they underestimate customers for no reason. I didn’t say anything because my family was with me, but this was embarrassing and honestly insulting. It really felt like if you’re not from their nationality or don’t speak their language you get treated differently. I’ve never been judged by restaurant workers like this before. Horrible experience. I don’t know how a place can treat people like this. I really hope the owner sees this because this is not how you run a restaurant. I will keep writing about this location everywhere I can. Never going back.

My husband, brother, cousin, and my son and I came here for dinner on a Saturday night. We ordered naan, goat biryani, beef haleem, and nihari. They also have a buffet, but we wanted to order separate dishes. For drinks, we ordered mango lassi. The mango lassi was so fresh and delicious. My son loved it as well. This place is large with plenty of seating. The staff and service are great. Please read further for pros and cons for different foods/drinks we tried: Food: *Nihari* The meat was so tender and the gravy delicious. This went perfectly with their piping hot naan, which was very fluffy and had a great tandoor taste. No complaints here. *Goat Biryani* I did not try this, but it looked incredible *Haleem* The haleem was a little flavorless and a little watery for my liking, but it wasn't bad. *Macaroni & Cheese* I ordered this for my son and it wasn't good at all. It looked like they used a whole box of macaroni and a whole lot of cream and milk, but it didn't taste cheesy at all and was not appetizing. It also came out extremely hot and there was no warning of not touching the bowl, and it wasn't served with anything underneath it. *Chocolate Ice Cream* I also ordered this for my son and he loved it. The ice cream was very creamy and appetizing. Overall, I think the quality of the food here is great. Of course I wouldn't expect this to be an expert on making macaroni and cheese, so it's perfectly fine that that dish wasn't great. The Nihari is absolutely amazing. I am looking forward to coming back here and trying the vegetarian dishes as well as the many other dishes they have.

Definitely Perfect and delicious tasty food , comfortable atmosphere nice vibes, nice customer service ،، All good

One of the best Dasi restaurants and I love there sweet I wish they were more restaurants like them love their food.

The restaurant offers an excellent buffet with a wide variety of options, making it a great dining choice. The staff and servers contribute to a positive atmosphere, enhancing the overall experience.

The food is good, people are nice. The buffet price is on the high end of $25 plus you have to pay for your drinks. The price of buffet should at least include water.

I am rating the food that we had today at this restaurant. The daal fry was below average as well as the chicken boti. The goat biriyani, however, was good, had a fresh taste. The ambiance was very good but the customer service was average. The person who served us did not understand what we were even asking. I am not sure about the other items on the menu but this definitely is not on my return list.

The service was average. Food was okay. Ambiance was okay. Buffer Price is too high for an average taste.

The place was welcoming and clean. The staff was helpful in answering questions about the dishes. Descriptions of the items in the buffet would have been nice too. All the Pakistani food was so flavorful! The desserts were amazing too. I found out we could also order a la carte and request Zero Spice. Everything was so fresh! I would like to go back and try more dishes. Kash was especially helpful and a wonderful host. Our waiter was also very accommodating and gracious. We will be returning!

The only saving grace was the service from one particular server, who wasn't even ours and the dining hall. This place was suuuuuper lackluster. It's an older place where I feel like they have regulars but we haven't been in a few years. I remember why we didn't go back for so long. Our order included a kids meal nuggets, fries and a soda - one chicken biryani - 2 chicken tikka burgers - second side of fries, chicken seekh kabob roll and 2 water bottles. We were told 10 minutes after ordering that they were out of chicken nuggets and we couldn't sub the soda in kids meal for a juice. Our kids do not drink soda and they didn't have any kind of juice available at all. The chicken tikka kabobs were pieces of bbq chicken, my boys didn't love them but they were okay. Hard to eat with the ingredients falling out because the chicken was cut up small. The kabob roll was full of big pieces of random cucumber and a whooole lot of mayonnaise or a mayonnaise based sauce. The chicken biryani was just all out bad. No flavor. No salt, no pepper. It literally tasted like boiled rice. I couldn't believe how bad it was. We will definitely not be going back again, total waste of our money. Nonetheless, they seem to be very popular in the local area so all the luck to the business.

Service is fair but the food is great but not all. I love their BBQ chicken it's always cooked just right. They don't have the best interior look, though I think they can do a better job at refreshing looks and their restrooms for their guests.

Have you ever eaten Indian food and wished it had meat in it? Well, then Pakistani food is for you. This is one of my favorite South Asian restaurants in all of DFW. I've eaten here over 15 times now, just working my way down the menu and never been disappointed. In fact, my love affair keeps deepening with every trip. My favorites so far are chapli kebab, sesame naan, beef nahari, Keema Naan,...the list keeps getting longer. Do yourself a favor and try something new and I promise, you'll keep coming back.

For the Desi equivalent of the Dim Sum experience, come here for the Sunday brunch buffet: you'll find a similarly bustling interior filled with LOADS of food, laughs, and people chattering away in foreign languages. The friendly staff, comfortable setting, and food that tasted home-made makes for a vibe that felt like we were at family's. While most buffets are notorious for serving watered-down food, at BBQ King the food comes out fresh and frequent. The "naan" was buttery and fluffy, perfect for sopping up the "Butter Chicken" which was thick, creamy, and popped with a tomato flavor. Naan could also be used to wrap around their famous "Green Chicken", which had a mostly spinach flavor instead of green chili. The "Mango Lassi" was actually thick even though it was from a big batch; it was a bit too sweet. The "Nahari", an essential dish, was rich and thick. However I felt it could've been seasoned better. Similarly, the "Chicken Biriyani" was totally bland. Some surprises: the "Halwa" was very flavorful. It had almost a creamy aftertaste. To wrap it up I used their "Paratha" which didn't look particularly appetizing because it was so brown it looked old, but it's actually because it's made from wheat! The wheat flavor added a nice nutty accent to the Halwa and made for a really satisfying finish to the meal. Give it a chance! In Desi style, I had to finish the meal with "Paan". They have a dedicated paan maker wrapping them fresh, and a lot of exciting varieties (chocolate paan, cherry paan). In Chipotle fashion, you get a thick roll wrapped in foil. The paan is an explosion of refreshing flavor!

Amazing food. Their pickled onions were fantastic. The amount of items on the buffet, and the quality was extraordinary.

Always is amazing food here. I recommend this place for everyone clean area. Nice ambience I'm good service.

Great chicken Biryani flavorful and juicy chicken. I order by phone and when I got there it was ready. I had no problem with the any of the staff and I have returned multiple times to try new things!

Very disappointed with BBQ KING Ordered nihari to go which is Almost $16 for beef nihari comes with 2 small pieces of meat & gravy Not even enough for my 6 year old, let alone an adult Either reduce price of increase portion that atleast 1-2 person can eat. Thank you for ruining out dinner tonight. Was gonna take my non desi friends to try authentic Pakistani food on Sunday, now I am not so sure about it. Picture of their "fresh ?" Salad with rotten cucumbers & rotten lettuce I am sure now people will criticize of me being very harsh or being rude over "free salad LOL" atleast serve fresh atleast

Great restaurant and authentic Pakistani/Hyderabadi cuisine. Was here for a foodies get together buffet and ate like 2-3 meals in one sitting thanks to their delicious food items. Excellent ambience, would be a great place for family and khandan get togethers.

The food is amazing the service is top notch and the ambiance is next level! Palak paneer, lamb shanks, all of the pizzas , hot tea, and the weekend buffet are unforgettable. Returning soon!

Order lahori charga for take out and this is what i got, raw chicken, made me almost throw up. Look at the pics, not the first time they messed up, not going there again ever !!

Their service is great! The waiter was so helpful in describing exactly what each dish was. The food tasted delicious but the next time we go there, I would make sure to tell them to cut down on the oil a lot. It was way too much oil if you are trying to watch your weight/ health. Their aloo paratha is so good! Must try

Service is extremely poor! Wait times for food is way too long!!! I do not recommend.

So after reading reviews that state the long lengthy time for food to be ready. I ordered take out, waited an hour until I showed up. My food was ready at the desk. My food was still warm when I got home. All of the food was just ok. It wasn't great nor bad. The portion size was a slight bit more than other places with similar food. However the prices are way higher considering that the meals ordered didn't come with any rice nor naam. That had to be ordered separate and again the price was high for those very essential sides to eat your food with. The inside of the restaurant was almost elegant. There were many chandlers , unfortunately there were also random gold plastic streamers hanging from the ceiling. I think in this case less is more.

One of our favorite Pakistani restaurants...the bread is homemade and we especially enjoy the beef keema and beef nihari. The service is very nice and good people. Ambiance is great. There are pictures of Pakistan on the walls compliment the surroundings. Very clean restaurant and outdoor seating area. Highly recommend!

Fairly popular in the DFW South Asian community for its supposedly authentic flavors and value pricing, I've heard countless rave reviews of BBQ King, urging me to try them out. However, my experience here has been nothing but a swift punch to the gut. The service here was definitively sub-par, with wait staff that were uncoordinated, confused and generally unfriendly. There was no sense of hospitality or efficiency - rather, a constant sense of the customer being a burden upon them. Their inability to explain the menu only further exacerbated the problem, further hammering in the nail in this coffin. As for the food, the flavors were a range of below average to wholly disappointing, and that's before considering the prices. Their "King Chicken" in particular lists an intriguing selection of ingredients, and that's exactly where they get you. The ingredients didn't mix, complement or add to the dish in any manner. As for others dishes, they were also relatively weak on flavor and authenticity overall. It was frankly a synchronized assault on my tastebuds and wallet. Sealing this one off for now, this isn't a place I ever intend to return to. Even if someone else were to offer me a free meal, I'd still turn it down in respect to their pride and finances. One might say expectations biased my experience, but to them I'd say, "Why are you reading this then?" To make this short, don't come here.

Today 4/23rd, 3rd day of Eid, I drove from Carrollton with a family of four, leaving behind good neighborhood restaurant options. Buffet food quality and options was poor, no Eid special - dry naans, soggy & oily Pooris, no mutton dish, no BBQ / tandoori items, no Paya meat - just watery soup, poor looking butter chicken (taste ok), OK nihari, and half cut Gulab Jamun for dessert. $100 for four. Service poor as always. No one paying attention to your needs, had to request and wait for naans and .... Disappointed and heartbroken to see slow degradation of a good restaurant. I hope the owner wakes up in time to stop the slide, before loyal customers fly away. asif rauf = seven,six,zero-fournintysix-eightyseven eighty nine

Visited BBQ King for their weekend brunch buffet after a long time! The seating arrangement is decent size with adequate distancing. The buffet spread was really nice! Everything was fresh and aromatic! The dishes we were able to try were biryani, nihari, paye, chicken tikka, anda paratha, halwa puri, qeema, haleem, butter chicken, shahi tukrey, chai, sweet and mango lassi! Everything and i mean everything was delicious!! The spice level was reasonable so that was a plus for us gentle palate people and the others used some green chillies! Definitely worth a visit if you are looking for a nice weekend brunch!

In town for a trip and my son wanted BBQ. This was not the type of bbq we were looking for but glad we gave it a try. The food was really good and my son was so impressed. The waiters do not make the assumption that you do not know how to eat the food so I encourage you to ask as they are super nice and take the time to explain the meal to you. Apparently were eating it wrong at first lol.

I would really like to see them progress in customer service. It's really sad to see our Muslim community hasn't picked up on being a good host. Especially when you are running a restaurant that people depend on. Please kindly have proper energetic helpful people around customers. I have noticed a lot of times (take-out) orders are the ones are being neglected. Pay attention to those orders as well as customers dinning in. Prices can be reasonable and portions definitely need work on. I'm a valued customer that orders from them giving them the benefit of the doubt that they will come around. InshAllah hoping they bring some improvements.

Our 4th or 5th visit there but the reason for this review is just to point out that their customer service was in fact great. They had a buffet out for the night but when we asked for a la carte they happily obliged. The food at this place apparently is never an issue but I've seen several reviews about their poor service...hopefully they read those reviews because our experience with littles in tow was great.

Great food! We tried a few different dishes and they were all delicious, (Chicken tikka, beef naan). The yogurt (rata) is very spicy so make sure you only use a tad bit if your sensitive to spice. We also tried the whole chicken omg it's so good and a very large portion for sharing with a few people. The ONLY reason I gave them 3 stars is because their service sucks, we had a terrible experience in the restaurant, we waited 30 min for them to eve take our order, and they don't serve alcohol or beer. I only recommend Take-out, unless your Pakistani. They don't seem to serve people that don't speak the language very quickly and really favor their own people I'm guessing, but I'm not sure. So just avoid the drama and order take-out, you won't regret it.

Food is delicious but service and hospitality negative 100. I placed 3-4 days ahead so it be ready for me to pick on friend gathering and the day of pick up called to confirm they said they CAN NOT MAEK IT BY THE TIME I REQUESTED THEM TO BE READY. They hang up rudely. I wish if it had negative I would have given. But guess what no matter how good their food is I would never in my life step in that store. I wish you very good luck BBQ KING MY 1 person business won't effect you.

It's a nice restaurant and most of the food is awesome I usually enjoy it a lot. But today I am giving 2 stars because I ordered Achari Boneless beef and it wasn't good. Plus customer service sucks To be honest. I was done with my food and literally I was sitting there for my bill. I understand it could be emergency or my server got busy in the back but that doesn't mean that the other server can't help, then I finally had to ask a server to help me after at least 30 min. Anyways customer service can be better. Especially when there prices are like some top notch restaurant which I don't mind paying if it's a complete package (food+customer service)

Yesterday was my second time buying Nihari (take out) from this restaurant. Nihari was very delicious and my family loved it. I visited all the way from West Plano just to buy Nihari as this place seems to have the best Nihari in DFW area. Receptionist was very friendly and took care of my order right away. (Iqbal K)

First off, the food was absolutely amazing! I definitely want to go back for the food, but the experience was so incredibly bad that I'm hesitant to. My husband and I are a mixed race couple. Neither of us are Pakistani. This should not matter, but it seemed to at this restaurant. After we were seated an older man stood within 10 feet behind us the entire time, watching us. It made our meal extremely uncomfortable. When he begrudgingly took our order he automatically assumed we would want tiki masala before even asking what we wanted. Unfortunately, that's a common thing that happens, so it wasn't surprising. We ordered samosas, biryani, and a goat curry. All were incredibly good. The employee continued to glare at us. Our drinks were not refilled. He did not check on us. We never received a ticket or instructions on how to pay. We eventually found someone (other than the guy staring at us like he hated us) to pay at the front dessert counter area. The guy who took our payment seemed nice enough.

The food was amazing, excellent service!! We ordered the goat biryani, chicken special, chicken tikka, and chicken 65! We will be back!

Sub standard restaurant, sub standard food. Serious issue of cleanliness and hygiene. Saw roaches crawling on the wall. Really dirty floor under the tables. The only good thing was paan.

I have never visited the restaurant, but I have ordered food from them,,via Uber Eats, many times. It is a bit on the pricier side, but so tasty, so I keep coming back. Last night, due to a miscommunication on the Uber Eats app, one dish was not included in my delivery: the "Beef Bihari Paratha Roll". As you can imagine, I was pretty put out that my husbands meal (the excellent & spicy beef kabob) had arrived, but I was left with nothing to eat. When I called the restaurant directly, the man who answered (likely either the owner or manager) was kind and apologetic. He explained that they were out of the roll I had ordered, but offered to quickly prepare a substitution and send one of his employees out to deliver it to me. Within 25 minutes I had dinner and a free extra entree of chicken and rice. I was blown away by the excellent service. My favorite dishes: Veggie Samosas: so tasty and they come with a delicious topping of chickpeas Beef Bihari: I cannot get enough of this dish. The blend of spices is amazing! Flavored Naan: I recommend the garlic or onion varieties.

Started off with the aloo and samosas. Def worth getting. Everything was really good. Also ordered the butter chicken. Large portions.

I love coming here, I get the same mixed meat platter every time and it's always so good

Very pricy and low quality of food. $14 for butter chicken with no rice (that's extra) and 5 pieces of chicken cubes. Disappointing.

One of best restaurant in Dallas for desi food. Very kind and friendly staff. Food is delicious and fresh. We went for Ramadan iftar. Even with a huge crowd they were really quick with refilling the buffet. And tables were cleaned up immediately for the next guest. Designated Prayer area for both men and women in the resturant.

Although the decor and ambience is quite modest, this restaurant has become our favorite Indian/Pakistani because of the food. The flavors are deep and complex. We went here for dinner on a Saturday night and aside from a family with a hysterical crying child it was a great experience. I started with the potato samosa ($3.99 for two). While the samosas are excellent, the real star is the accompanying chick peas. Very flavorful and tender. I don't know how they do it but they are the best I have ever had. I ordered the chicken Karahi/Korma ($12.99, number 19 on the menu). The flavors meld together and the dish is simply superb. But watch out, the food is HOT. I forgot to ask for mild and I was sweating like crazy as I ate. I did not mind because the food is so delicious, but I looked like I had taken a shower by the end of the meal. The wife got the lamb shank ($12.99) and it also was delicious but really spicy. We both loved our meal. Their naan bread is great and goes well with the sauce that you'll want to soak up. Just a great place. I hope they are in business many, many years. Oddly, they offer pizza and burgers on the menu. Why? I cannot say, but don't waste your time on those and instead go for an amazing Indian or Pakistani dish.

We used them for our wedding. The inconsistency is the only reason I hesitate to recommend them. The food was good the final day even though it was somewhat cold. One day there was issue with them being there on time making us delay the entire even on that day. The other issue was many of our guests complained of getting sick the first two nights. HOWEVER MY EXPERIENCE IN STORE HAS BEEN AMAZING AND HAVE NEVER HAD THESE ISSUES. If you're stopping by for a bite it's great. But with catering your mileage may vary.

Food was above other local prices considering the small portion did not come with rice. I ordered Chicken Tikka Masala and it was NOT creamy, lacked any presence of "heavy cream" and was very chunky and had an excess amount of grease, that was OBVIOUS to not be butter. The naan was of decent quality, considering about 30% of it was burnt. I ordered thru UberEats, so I will not blame this establishment for my food being cold, even though it was delivered in a timely manner.

Moving down from NYC. We've tasted all the major desi spots in NYC/NJ. Good Food by Uzma Chai Chenak cumin eat Paratahwala Kurry Coultre All the spots in Jackson Heights BBQ King destroys all of them. Absolutely delicious food. We've ordered here so many times, and every dish we've ordered so far has been delicious! Masha'Allah great food.

Desis, If u really want to raise standards of desi restaurants in regards to customer service and atmosphere then please avoid going to those kind of places regardless of tasty food. They need to learn how to provide customer service, how not to mess up big or small order and keep nice atmosphere from American restaurants. BBQ king is one of those places we should avoid.

So tonight I tried beef paya and it was very delicious.. too much tasty .. juicy .. I just loved it.. 5 And that hot naan made a dinner extremely delicious.. super awesome , highly recommended

Food is descent. However, service really sucks. Our server made the lassi and tasted it with spoon then put the same spoon back in the glass.

I really try to give this restaurant a chance. And they blow it every single time. I want to be supportive of local businesses but when people do shady s**t like this, they deserve their businesses to be shut down. Today we decided to have an impromptu halwa, chaney and poori desi nashta. We ordered three servings off their breakfast menu to be delivered via Postmates. What was advertised as 3 pooris and halwa and chaney per serving was delivered as 6 pooris and one medium foam container of chaney and one small foam container of halwa. In the restaurant this would not even qualify as one serving of what they gave for chaney and halwa. I am so angry at this poor business practice. Unless you show up in person, these typical Pakis will rip you off. Shame on them. And on top of that the packaging was atrocious. The oil from the chaney leaked onto everything. They're too cheap to even purchase plastic containers that seal properly. Finally remembered to add a picture. That is a teaspoon next to the containers to give you perspective on the size.