BK Khan BBQ

We had an amazing experience at BK Khan BBQ in Dallas. The food was outstanding and truly authentic. The Bihari Kebab was the star of the night—tender, flavorful, and perfectly spiced. We also tried the Chicken Tikka, Lamb Chops, Naan, and Butter Chicken, and every dish was delicious and cooked to perfection. A special shout-out to Zara, who served us with such kindness and warmth. Her service made the meal even more enjoyable. If you’re craving real South Asian BBQ with rich, authentic flavors, this spot is a must-try. Highly recommended! A friendly suggestion - please change name of poori pratha to poori or Bhathora.

They have limited options and thats how you know it will be good. Their beef bihari boti and nihari were really good. We also tried wrap but the chicken was kind of dry and chewy. It is a good place and their seating area is also nice.

Great place to have Pakistani food. The food is tasty and mouth watering. The quantity is more than enough for a person. The only drawback I see, it’s very oily. Any kabobs are really good.

Their beef Nihari gravy was mediocre to be true but the meat was very tender and soft, I’ve tried better in New Delhi though. The spice was very less for my liking. The chicken boneless tikka was amazing and the naan was very soft. The Mango shake is worth trying here. Nice ambience and perfect lighting. The place is very clean and also the employees were very attentive and friendly.

I must have been living under a rock because I had no idea this place existed until about a month ago! I first visited with some college friends, and I was immediately impressed—it definitely hits different compared to your typical "desi restaurant." During that first trip, we had the lamb chops, beef behari kabab, and chicken tikka, and every single item was amazing. You could just feel the vibe that it was a well-run operation. I went back today with the family, and it was another fantastic experience. Our server, Aastha, was welcoming, polite, and attentive. She set the right expectations from the start regarding our orders and kept us well-updated on the progress as we ordered in stages. This time we had the lamb chops, chicken tikka, aloo cholay, and the beef kabab wrap. My family was so impressed that we actually ordered another round of lamb chops, beef behari kabab, and aloo cholay to go! We finished off the meal with a cup of milk tea, which was also well-made. Everything tasted authentic and superb. honestly, it's a good thing this place is a 40-minute drive away, otherwise, I’d be gaining an ungodly amount of weight! We will definitely be back!

Me and my wife dined in last night and the experience was amazing. Can’t thank our server Saho enough as he was knowledgeable, respectful and overall just a top notch server. Food was incredible too, but service was 10/10 which made our day!

Nice and clean environment, staff is very welcoming and caring. Food quality is ok, lacks aww factor. BBQ kababs were very dry and over cooked outside, nihari was good.

This place was fantastic! Went here off the recommendation from a friend and I am so glad we did. Landed in Dallas and this was the first place we went. The beef nihari is UNBELIEVABLE! The beef bihari was also amazing. Zara and Saho were so attentive and were available throughout the service. The staff as a whole is a well oiled machine! I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone!

This place has massive potential and there were definitely some hits and unfortunately some misses too. We started off with some Masala fries, which honestly were better than what we expected. Hot, fresh, crispy, and heavily seasoned. Our waitress recommended the Beef Bihari as the BBQ skewer that is most frequently ordered. Unfortunately, the texture was very off putting despite the flavors being there. I know that sometimes when meats are over-marinated, usually in plain yogurt, the meat can sometimes turn very mushy, which is what happened here. The Boneless Chicken Seekh Kebab was delicious (even though a few pieces had some of that mushy texture also). The ground Chicken Boti Kebab was probably the most delicious thing we ordered. All three meats were heavily enjoyed when eaten with the Puri Puratha fried bread, sliced cucumber and red onion side condiments, and the table-side chutneys. The waiter who cleared our table asked how everything was and we spoke highly of the parts of the meal that we enjoyed. He appreciated the praise and offered a comp'd dessert which was very nice and unexpected. He brought us some Halwa, which at first glance seemed very unappetizing. But when we tried it, we were very much surprised. It was warm, sweet, not too sweet, and very comforting. Definitely a nice touch. When we left, we noticed some amazing looking curries on other people's tables that were hard to ignore. We'll definitely come back and give those a whirl!

This is my go to place for Halwa Puri. We usually take the platter and enjoy it. Puris are tasty, soft and fluffy. I love the chana/cholay. They are not just tasty but cooked in a way that they are not even too spicy or too oily, something even my baby can eat. I won't give my baby always because it's sweet and has lot of added sugar. I wish our desi places could keep baby menus too. Overall the food, service and ambiance, they all are on top!

Service was great and food tasty...I was not able to take any pictures but the fries were top notch and cannot wait to go back and try their other items. Place was very busy!

I've been wanting to try this Pakistani restaurant for a while and got a perfect opportunity. The best part about the menu - it's not exhaustive with too many options like most restaurants. The menu offers the best foods you can taste from Pakistan and you cannot go wrong with any of your choices. Tried their beef Bihari kebab for appetizer and beef nihari with naan and puri. The kebabs were awesome with the perfect seasoning and texture. The nihari is definitely my favorite and they make it better than other restaurants. I have tried. I will recommend the naan over the puri, which is a personal preference. The only downside I would say is their portion sizes are smaller than most establishments for the money you pay. Also, they only provide bottled water that is expensive. Service was pretty efficient. Each table has a button if you need service and the staff is prompt to respond. A spacious and clean restaurant with a party space available as well. Plenty of parking is available right outside the restaurant. Pricing: moderate high for the portion size. Will I return yes for the Nihari :)

We went to BK for a wedding brunch and it was a great experience. The spread included Halwa, poori, naan, Aloo Bhujia, Nihari, Behari Kabab, and chicken Kabab. The Nihari and Behari Kabab were good and the chicken Kabab was average. The star of the show was the Halwa Poori, however. The vibe and the flavors made me feel like I was back in Pakistan. This was such a great brunch, and we cannot wait to go back.

Just tried the Bihari boti and it was absolutely incredible! The meat was perfectly tender, smoky, and packed with rich, bold spices. Each bite had that authentic, char-grilled flavor you can't fake. Easily second best I've ever had--an absolute must-try for anyone craving real, flavorful BBQ! (First is the SoCal Bundoo Khan)

I live in Addison and drive past this place and decided to try it since I love Indian and Afghan food, so wanted to try the Pakistani food. I had the mutton seekh kebab, chicken tikka leg, and beef bahari kebab with an order of naan. It all came up to around $45. It is the worst meal I have ever had and most of it ended up in the trash. The beef Bihari texture was awful and it was tasteless. It melted in your mouth like tasteless cardboard, did not have a meaty texture. The chicken was way too salty for me. It was also very spicy but that does not bother me. The mutton seekh kebab was just ok at best. There is disappointment and there is this. I don't do reviews often but when it is this bad, I have to do a review.

Apart from waiting for atleast half an hour during the holidays, the food is always good. Sheekh kabab is one of the best and juiciest.

Always consistent food and service on point. Good and clean. Pricing is fair but overall the food is good. A definite solid restaurant

The food is very expensive as compared to the quantity and quality received. Would not recommend.

Wonderful dining experience with great food and ambiance. Loved their menu. Chicken was amazing too

I have been to this restaurant many times in the past 2 years. I have been there in a small gathering of two and a large gathering of 35. From my personal experience, I can sate that theri food is delicious and service is always excellent. For those who complain about the delay in getting the food after it is ordered, I would like to point out that they prepare barbeque only after the order is placed and that is one of the big reasons that their barbeque taste so good, besides other factors such as their recepies etc. I am very much looking forward to visit the place again next week with large group of friends and I am confident the service and food will be amazing again. A must try place for excellent food.

If you are a fan of delicious BBQ and mouth watering parathas, this restaurant is a must visit! Highly recommend it for anyone who loves great food!

The worst restaurant in DFW area, serving one day old curry which already have bad smell in it. And the response from manage was even worse not even feel sorry. When i said them what if anything happened to me the reply was only god handed that it-seems.

Pakistani brunch in Dallas. Fantastic flavored beef Nihari and fried flatbread were the star here. Sadly, there is only one piece of beef in the entire pot of of the Nihari stew. We even at the chick pea and potatoes (aloo) for brunch and it was a savory treat.

I just found out about this restaurant and let me tell you... It's Amazing!!!! The decor is inviting, the staff is welcoming and overall atmosphere is comforting. The menu is vast, from grilled items, curries, wraps to what I went for... the weekend special: Halwa, Chole+Puri, which was not too spicy nor was the halwa too sweet- it was perfectly balanced in flavors! We ordered Nihari along with Bihari Kabab- both super soft and cooked to perfection! Very reasonably priced, and the food is superb!!

Restaurant has such great potential but it's shortcuts like these that make you wonder what's happening in the kitchen. Water mixed in little soap to save pennies. Ridiculous. Customer service is a miss. You'll be left hangry if you're expecting food in a timely manner. Takes forever.

it's overrated, overpriced, and not enough food for the cost. Even the food is mediocre and the decoration is ghetto.

I arrived at 9.21, I wanted to eat, they told me that the kitchen was closed, although they worked until 10.30

Came here late night for dinner. The place is open till 11 and kitchen closes at 1020. Luckily we made it at 945 with time to spare. The hostess greeted us and showed us to our table. There were a lot of people there for a sunday night at 945 pm. Very festive. The restaurant was clean and well lit. The staff was very friendly. They have an interesting paging system for the waiter/waitresses which we didnt have to use because they were very attentive. The menu isnt the most diverse but this place is specializing in one thing : bbq with some gravy/lentil side dishes. Riti was our waitress and she was super nice and even let us know the kitchen will be closing soon so we kept that in mind. The service was excellent and definitely a step above what you typically see at casual indian restaurant. Food was great. We got the daal, the nihari , the beef seekh kabob , chicken seekh kabob and the regular naan. The nihari was definitely the best nihari we had in dallas. Better than texas king, usmania and mai colachi. They even garnished it. No too much oil, generous amount of meat and very flavorful. The daal was excellent and it was garnished as daal should be. The beef seekh was good but i thought the chicken seekh was better. Just the right amount of spices ground in with the meat and cooked perfectly. This honestly should be 4.5/5 but yelp does not allow .5 stars. The only reason we held back giving it a 5/5 was because Agas and even Khan BBQ in Houston had better food and thats currently Our standard in terms of food and service. Dont get me wrong though this place was better service than Khan BBQ in Houston. We will definitely be back. This is definitely one of our favorite desi spots in Dallas and definitely our go-to for semi casual Pakistani food. FYI for those wondering. The BK doesnt stand for Bundoo Khan and also this restaurant is not related to the Khans BBQ from Houston.

Saturday evening and it was pretty damn busy. That's usually a good sign. The Mrs. and I opted to dine in and since it was just two, we didn't have to wait much. If you come in a group on a weekend see if they make reservations or come early. It was busy. Tons of people waiting for seats outside on the patio too. The restaurant is nice and clean, and generally looked in good shape. It's more "upscale" than the average Pakistani restaurant which is reflecting the prices. The service was ok. Nothing great. Nothing terrible. It's about what I'd expect at any Pakistani place. Food! Definitely the star of the night and thank the good lord because that's why we came here. The beef seekh kabob was the weakest link. The chicken dishes were awesome. We had Tikka and bihari boti, both very nice. We took some home as well and it tasted great the next day, not an easy task for chicken. And now I present the greatest WTF moment of the night. They charge for water. Whaaaat? Yup. I know things are expensive but seriously? Regardless, we did decide it's worth the drive for a second and hopefully more visits. Keep the food good!

I was really excited to try BK Khan BBQ but I was left underwhelmed and embarrassed (due to the fact that I took a non Pakistani friend out for Pakistani food and we both left disappointed) I want to preface this by saying that I do not eat halal, so when I eat at halal restaurants, I hold them to the same standard I hold every other restaurant I visit in the area. I believe that those that choose to stay halal/zabiha should be rewarded for their efforts - but instead they are left with subpar restaurants like this one for reasons I'll never understand. I'll start by saying they need to get rid of the host stand that says "wait to be seated" when you order at a counter and then seat yourself. It's incredibly confusing for newcomers that know the legitimate definition of "Wait to be seated." Yes, the restaurant has a cute interior and nice ambiance. The Kid's Corner was an incredibly addition and it's apparent that time and effort was taken into the decor. I would love for them to take that time and effort and put it into their food and service. The girl who took our order was very sweet, we placed our order and then sat down at our table with our number. What I ordered: Chicken Tikka Leg Beef Bihari Beef Seekh Naan Paratha Mango Lassi What I received: Chicken Tikka Leg Beef Bihari Beef Seekh Paratha Along with the missing items, they brought us none of the complimentary sides (salad, raita, etc). I found this incredibly frustrating as the numerous families that came in after us received their full orders of naan and complimentary raita/salad nearly as soon as they sat down as we were left waiting and soon forgotten. The Chicken Tikka Leg was good, a bit undercooked but it had flavor and was moist (obviously) The beef dishes were all dry and crumbly (reference the latter pictures) I would consider the Beef Bihari to be the driest I have ever had. Even a fork could not separate the meat, I had to use the knife and cut it like a well cooked steak. Similar to the Beef Bihari, Beef Seekh was dry as well. To the point where my friend asked me "Is it supposed to crumble like that?" Both, fortunately, tasted above average. Our waiter never asked if we needed any help, and it wasn't until I went to the counter to ask for the food we didn't receive that he came up to me - only because he was assuming I was ready to pay. After telling him about everything we didn't receive, I received no apology. I told him to remove the naan as we had finished the food by then and to just bring the lassi and the missing sides. Once again, when bringing everything to the table - no apology, no conversation. As, who I'm guessing was the owner, greeted all the uncles and dads around the restaurant making sure their standards were met, my female friend and I were met with a spotty waiter, parts of our order missing, and dry food. My biggest concern about restaurants like these are that they are taking advantage of halal/zabiha people in the area. This restaurant should not be considered a "nice" Pakistani restaurant. It's not comparable to the Houston restaurants and it definitely isn't comparable to the ones on Devon Street in Chicago. Nice decor does not make up for subpar food and even worse service.

Food 100/10, aloo cholay with puri paratha is to DIE for. The lamb/beef thingy was really soft and good. Chicken karahi was not bad too. Service is really good, they don't hover around you but serve you whenever you need service. The ambiance is good aswell, quiet and good. Gulab jamun was too sweet for my taste, but if someone likes that sweet tings then ofc it's a must try aswell.

Assalamualaikum, If I could, I would give this place zero stars. My experience here was not only deeply troubling, but it also wasn't the first negative experience we've had at this location. I truly hope no other parent with their child let a lone a child in general has to go through what we did ever anywhere. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this place offers little consideration for families with young children. My two-year-old daughter urgently needed to use the restroom, but since their restrooms are single-occupancy per room, the female restroom was occupied. To avoid an accident, I took her into the male restroom. Unfortunately, the lock on the door was faulty and didn't fully secure it allowing A middle-aged man to then open the door while my daughter was using the toilet. Rather than respecting our privacy and immediately closing the door, he stood there staring, without apologizing or making any attempt to leave -- which any decent normal person would do if they accidentally walked in on someone using the restroom. When we asked him to leave and close the door, it was shocking that we even had to request such basic courtesy. He continued to behave inappropriately and even attempted to open the door again, and question why my daughter was in the male restroom to begin with. Well sir she is a toddler who needs adult supervision when using the potty. To make things worse, his daughter approached us, involving staff, and complaining about how she did not appreciate how we spoke to her father. Well, I'm sorry, but I don't tolerate sexual predators or pedophiles, and I find it unacceptable for anyone to invade my child's privacy or any child's privacy for that matter especially when I was simply trying to ensure her safety and comfort. This experience was extremely distressing, and I strongly encourage the management to reconsider both their facilities and staff conduct. However, with staff actively prompting guests to leave reviews after their meal, it's clear where their priorities lie. Parents and children deserve far better treatment and respect. My family, friends, and I will never be dining here ever again.

This place is coasting on brand reputation from Pakistan, diner beware. The food is not good. I have not had worse Bihari chicken. Chicken boti is over salty just the wrong consistency for boti. The paratha seekh kebab roll was over stuffed over spicy, the paratha was passable. Tamarind chutney was fine The raita was not. Mango lassi was decent. Overall disappointing. Very sad.

Delicious food, served aesthetically, in a comfortable setting. A good variety of options

This was the best tikka chicken I've ever had in my entire life. Highly recommend going here.

Amazing Amazing food,so fresh and tasty!!best server our server giri was top notch in giving service,great how thoha e switch to call your server!!Amazing location,beat outdoors and cleanliness,party room was great size,the cleanliness and the management was personally looking ovee the guests..must visit Chicken boti halwa puri platter nihari was amazing!!

Price is way too expensive quantities very small, food is OK, long wait, over hyped. Good one time try

Food was solid, portions for bihari were too small. Hands chicken was okay, but not very good.

This place has been on my radar for awhile, but we finally made it out tonight. Stepping onto the massive patio, it was pretty clear the potential was solid. Walking inside, everything about this place says fast casual. The hostess station is off to the side, so it wasn't clear we needed to wait to be seated. Once we were seated, we were given menus to review. About 30 seconds later, we were asked if we were ready to order. We asked for water while we looked at the menu. It's not a lengthy menu, but it did take some time to decide. When the server came back again, we repeated the request for water. The table was adorned with a couple of plates and silverware that were not touched the entire meal. As I said, everything about this place screams fast casual - everything except the food. It took much longer than expected to get the food. While the food was incredibly flavorful, someone made a really terrible decision in the choice of paper they purchased to package the wraps. The wrapping was cut in half with the wrap - standard. The problem is that the paper stuck to the wrap itself, and necessitated a lot of peeling and picking wrapper off the food. The food tasted really great. The right amount of spice in the chicken boti was exactly what I wanted. The chicken bihari was similar, but with less spice. The chutneys were in bottles with pour spouts, which was unexpected, but the flavor was solid. All in all, a mixed bag. I'm not sure if I'd go back, but if I do it will be with different expectations. *interesting note on the menu that they reserve the right to ask people to leave so they can turn the table. I think the server had this in mind (they weren't busy) because literally the second I put my last bite of food in my mouth she was waiting with a credit card machine for me to pay.

Is this the best restaurant in Dallas? I think so. We went twice during a three day visit. Great prices. Fresh food. Definitely order more than you expect to eat. You'll end up wanting more and it takes some time to prepare. The salad and sauces are also top notch. Very nice servers too. Highly recommend.

Haven't been to Bundu Khan in Houston so cannot compare the quality, but on its own it's a great Desi barbeque place. We have gone twice and enjoyed all the variety of meat options and flavor. Everything on the menu has been good -- the wraps, mango lassi and regular lassi, halwa/cholay/puri are all great. I will note that it's a very limited Pakistani restaurant in that it's *only* barbeque meat. There is no rice dishes or curries or vegetarian options. You can basically only get bbq meat and naan/paratha for your main course, which may be a deal breaker for some. Plus, the meat tasted significantly better to me on the 2nd trip than first, but mango lassis were way better 1st trip. So consistency of quality seems variable. There's a really nice kids play area on the side which was convenient especially since there's quite a bit of a wait for food. Also a nicely done prayer area and a party hall that can seat ~50.

Amazing place to eat. Excellent service. Delicious food. Great ambience. I would want all my friends to go eat here.

A very lively place with great ambiance. Our server, Raj, was very courteous, prompt with service and friendly. He checked on us regularly to make sure we everything was okay. We ordered: Beef Bihari Kabab Chicken Seekh Kabab Halwa Poori Chanay Chicken Boti Naans Poori Paratha Everything was cooked fresh so give them 5 stars for that. Bihari Kabab was okay, nothing phenomenal but it wasn't bad either. Chicken Boti was succulent and flavorful, yet not spicy which is what we wanted. Chicken Seekh Kabab was pretty good and not too spicy. Halwa and Chanay was very delicious. Poori Parathas and Naan were fresh and delicious. Overall, I was very impressed with the quality of food and service.

Tonight, we tried a really wonderful dinner at BK Khan's BBQ. We had the most amazing meal. Everything was fantastic down to the Naan. And we had the best waitress. She was so sweet and really went out of her way to make our experience special. Her name was Riti and she was great. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. I would highly recommend this restaurant

Update from an earlier review - After several visits, I can say the food quality is consistent and very good. Their grilled food and the halwa puri is probably the best in town. My one issue previously was service which is now improved. Still some things to work out but certainly better

I always had great time eating here...service is on point and food has been delicious. People must understand the wait time as it's cooked to order not like other places where they warm up the food in the microwave especially bbq food items

Great halwa, choolay, and puri. Boneless chicken salan was delicious but a bit too spicy! Overall we enjoyed and recommend

Absolutely love this place. The nihari is awesome. Beef Seekh Kabab and Chicken Boti were also very good. Service was great. We will return!

Great chicken Boru, aloo and Naan. I had takeout and warmed the naan (no butter) up in the toaster at home. delish

Visiting from California Ordered Bihari boti , nihari , mutton boti Food was exceptional Serving size small but taste was phenomenal Keep it up !!! Great job

Prices are high, food is mid, portions are low. Spent $30 on two kebabs, and a chicken breast that came with two naans and no rice. It should be illegal to charge for water and not have a tap water option. My dad and I went here for lunch and waited 30 minutes for two naans, two beef kebabs and a chicken breast to be cooked. We could cook a 3 course meal in that time! I don't understand how this place is still in business. We probably should have read the reviews before coming here. They seated us, gave us menus and then 30 seconds later someone else came to take our order. We asked for waters and she said okay but what do you want to eat. I told her we just got there and she walked away in a huff for whatever reason. Then we ordered 5 minutes later and proceeded to wait 30 minutes for luke warm food. The place was nearly empty so I don't understand why the wait was so long. Their parking lot was covered in this foul smelling oil that I'm assuming was theirs that they improperly disposed of. They were cleaning it as we left but I have residue all over my tires and the bottoms of my shoes. For the price and taste of the food I will never be coming back here and I urge anyone who reads this to save your money and time and avoid this place.

Food was great. Would recommend this to all my friends and family Service was slow. Place was packed and the ambiance was ok.

Visited this joint yesterday . Told the receptionist guy that some of my in the group are fasting and can we have water and dates while we are waiting . When we arrived and I asked for water and dates , it was never delivered and I have to go to the Gas station to get the water. The food is ok but service was terrible due to shortage of staff and the front desk management . In menu it says closing 10pm but they close the kitchen at 930p. So if someone come at 920pm, he has 10 min to order food . This is most terrible service . The menu said they have lamb chops but the didn't . Fahad told me it's gone . Is this a professional answer that you don't have because it's gone in weekend at 830pm. WoW what a service I asked the guy named Fahad to get Habib Bhai the Manager, 3 times but he never did . I don't blame waiters as they were doing great job even though they were short staff. I don't recommend this restaurant to any one if they wanted to be treated with respect and dignity . Thanks

Normally I don't complain, but, I will share my honest opinion about my experience. : service Have to remind them 5 times to 3 different ppl for just water. They listen to you and just ignore you. Price was too high like 1 strip of Bihari kabab for $15 plus tip. Pakola can $2.49 plus tax plus tip Hard and burnt naan $15 chicken boti only 5 small pieces. I gave them good tip like 25% because that's not waiters fault. Waiters are respectful and attentive but Managment is very stingy and definitely in a wrong business. NOT TO MENTION FOOD WASNT GOOD EITHER JUST ORDINARY.

Biggest scam on earth. High prices for very little amounts of food. the staff was nice and so was the ambiance but the food was okay and a little undercooked, and came in incredibly small portions despite costing 20-30$. (Barely enough to feed a toddler) Will not be coming back ever I would rather go to McDonald's.

Tried recently, great authentic flavor for tandoori food. Biryani was spicier than we are used to. So next time will ask for mild. Place was clean and newer. Service was good. Prices were surprisingly very reasonable compared to the east coast.

Our niece took us to BK khan, in Dallas Tx, for dinner, this evening. We were a little skeptical after so-so experiences at more established places. What a surprise awaited us. The restaurant is well appointed with modern decor. No statues, icons, religious pictures etc. No typical, South Asian songs/ music (what a relief). We were greeted pleasantly and promptly seated. Our drinks orders were taken and a small but nicely bound menu was handed to us. Food was mainly barbecue, with just a few curries. We ordered Chicken Tikka, Beef Bihari, Beef Kabob and Aloo Chana Masala. This was accompanied with some Naan and Paratha Poori. The food took a while to be served, but the wait was worth it. All the items were well prepared and very very tasty. We finished with Kulfi (awesome). Our sincere thanks and compliments to the Chef. We would also like to thank the Manager Fahad and our hard working, extremely pleasant and smiling hostess, Surakshya. (forgive me if I have the spelling wrong) When next in Dallas, we will be back.