SamArt Henna Contour
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It was our 2nd time trying out paratha rolls from karachi kaban boiz, halal pakistani karachi style. 1st time, we had the rolls at Queens' night market.
I tried to order 1 of each roll. They had original behari boti, tikka, and malai, and another with garlic mayo added in these. The person at the cart said they only have mint sauce, so I ordered 2 of each.
Rolls are very petite, like 3 to 4 bites, and you are done with your roll. You definitely need 2 per person. It didn't take long to get my order as I was the only customer, I think it took around 10-15mins.
Beef behari boti was well balanced. 1st bite of chicken tikka kicked me back to pakistan. You taste that charcoal taste, which is a bit hard to get here.
Something was off with malai boti, i think it was bit heavy on white pepper and was missing touch of lemon and definitely needed a sprinkle or 2 of salt. It felt like roll was stuffed with masala/marination/yogurt sauce more, very little chunks of chicken. We remember, malai boti roll was better then today at Queens night market.
Portion wise, rolls are expensive. They should bring the price a little up and load your roll a bit to make it a meal as we get mostly from halal gyro places. If you don't want to add more chicken/meat, add more salad.
I believe karachi rolls are just meat, onions and chutney wrapped in paratha so to keep it authentic add more onions and increase chicken a little bit as currently, It's snack size, definitely not a meal.
We would rate rolls as per taste as follows:
Tikka roll: 8/10
Beef bihari boti 6/10
Malai 2/10
And yes, you can ask to add extra meat at extra cost and also get extra sauce for $1. I might stop by to grab Tikka roll if I am in the area just for the sake of supporting them, but nothing crazy to drive out for. Would strongly recommend/ suggest the management to work on portion size. Finding halal authentic pakistani taste is hard so we should work on serving our community better. Overall, well cooked meat and good paratha rolls.