Karahi Boys

Great ambience. Very nice and clean restaurant. We went during off time so it wasn't busy. The food came out pretty decent considering we ordered 4 dishes. The presentation was nice & the food was pretty flavorful. I love the spicy you get with the Goat Karahi only did the half portion because it's like a stew-like so we paired it with rice & naan!!! I also like the fact that the goat wasn't too gamey. The Goat Dum Biryani - was delicious! Rice was perfectly season and love the kicks of peppercorn for extra kick. The Murgh Makhani Karahi (butter chicken) was very saucy and goes great with the big naan. Got this because it was not spicy for the kids to eat. We had 4 adults and 3 kids this was a lot of food for us, we had to go the leftovers.

Had lunch at this hidden gem with my friends, and honestly, I still can’t believe this place exists in Houston! The moment we walked in, we were greeted so warmly and seated with real respect — you could just feel the good vibes right away. Our waitress, Javaria, was amazing. She patiently explained the dishes, helped us figure out how much to order, and made the whole experience super easy and enjoyable. The food came out fresh — starting with appetizers and then the main dishes with hot, fluffy naan. That garlic naan with the Charsi goat karahi… wow. Absolute perfection. The spices were spot on, and the aroma is still stuck in my head. The place is spotless, and you can tell the management really cares about every detail. Everything just felt right — from the service to the food to the overall atmosphere. Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if this ends up being Houston’s first Michelin-star Pakistani restaurant. Can’t wait to go back!

This was such an amazing place from the ambiance, to the furniture, food, and service. This was all very thoughtful and you can tell time and attention went into every detail. Our waitress was named Javeria and she was extremely helpful. She sat us, helped us with selections, spice level, told us her favorites when we asked and made some amazing suggestions. We had the samosa chaat, family garlic naan, butter chicken, Kahari boys chicken, & veggie rice. So many other things we wanted to try but knew we wouldn’t have enough room in our belly! Even the to go containers and packaging are well thought out. Tip: the half order size on the left side of the menu are enough for two people. Can’t wait to visit again to try the Tawa fish, biryani, shrimp, and goat dishes! I’ll be sharing more from this visit on my travel and foodie reels at @flightsandbites8 (TikTok) & @flightsandbitesbrand (IG)

This was our first time at Karahi Boys. The interior was very nice and modern. It was very clean, and had a nice look inside. We got the goat biryani. It was...okay. Nothing too special, nice spice. We got the chicken malai boti. It was very tender meat and very flavorful and hot. The chicken would melt in your mouth, very good. And we got the Potohari Chicken Karahi and it was amazing. The chicken was tender, the gravy was spiced to perfection, it was delicious. We also got the family naan, and it was fresh, soft, and crunchy. We got a mango mojito, honestly, it wasn't really good. It tasted like drinking straight up mango pureé and sparkling water. Not a fan. Overall the food was pretty good, but sort of expensive. The family naan itself was $7. The service was okay. The server was good at explaining at the start when we ordered food, then the servers disappeared. If we needed something, we would have to wait long or go find them ourselves. Overall i'd give it 4 stars.

UPDATE: We have become regulars here! This sunday we tried their buffet and loved it. The food was fresh, tasty, looked appealing and were at a great hot temp. Service by Fariz is always exceptional! Buffet had a great variety of dishes. Highly recommend their buffet. I am surprised why we didnt try this place sooner. From the ambience, to the decor and food, topped with fantastic customer service provided by Fariz, our experience here was AMAZING. Fariz discussed the menu with us and recommend us KBoys Karhai. We ordered half Karhai, goat dum biryani, chapli kabab and mango mojito. Food presentation is really good. Chapli kabab came first. Piping hot on a grill platter, 2 big juicy flavorful kababs with green chutney. Karhai was perfect spice level 4 as we love spicy. Biryani also tasted great with tender meat and pakistani flavors. Mango mojito was on the perfect sweet side and was very refreshing. Disclaimer: family naan is a must! I did not realize how much the flavor would grow on me and I couldnt stop eating it 😛 Food is definitely on the expensive side but worth the food and experience. Highly recommend this place and we will definitely be back.

Assalamu Alaikum, our family visit to this restaurant was very pleasant. Fariz, the brother, served us and was very polite. The atmosphere perfectly matches the traditional cuisine and culture of Pakistan. We are 100% satisfied. Thanks again to brother Fariz. See you next time.

Our visit to Karahi Boys was a mix of pleasant hospitality and disappointing flavors. Upon arrival, we were greeted at the reception by someone who appeared quite tired, which set a subdued tone from the start. Despite the restaurant being nearly empty, we were seated right next to the door — not the most comfortable spot for an evening meal. We ordered Potohari boneless Chicken Karahi, Biryani, and Garlic Naan, accompanied by Mango Mojito and Mint Mojito. A complimentary dessert, Shahi Tukra, was served before the food , and it was genuinely the highlight of the meal — rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced in sweetness. Unfortunately, the main dishes did not live up to expectations. The Karahi was far too salty and practically inedible, while the Biryani was overwhelmingly spicy despite clear instructions for a mild version. The Garlic Naan came overdone and carried a burnt aftertaste and somehow it was sticky on the top. Both Mojitos were average at best — refreshing but lacking any real punch of flavor. On the brighter side, the service staff were attentive, polite, and full of energy. Young, smiling faces frequently checked in to ensure we were satisfied. When I mentioned the excessive salt and spice levels, our server listened attentively and assured me that the feedback would be reported to the kitchen — a professional touch that deserves acknowledgment. The total bill came to $84 including tip for two people, which felt steep given the inconsistency in food quality. Overall Verdict: ✨ Excellent service and dessert, but the food execution and value didn’t match expectations.

The goat karahi was absolutely delicious. The naan came out on a huge rack. Wonderful presentation. It was perfectly soft and crunchy at the same time. The ambience was so thoughtful. We were surrounded by Pakistani artwork and felt truly emerged in the beautiful culture.

we were in houston and heard about karahi boys so decided to check it out. the ambiance was nice with lots of pictures of Pakistan. we ordered two half karahis to get the flavor, paneer tikka and plain naan as well as till wala naan. for dessert we got gulab jamun and gajar ka halwa. the dessert was really good - similar to what you would get in inner city lahore. the karahis were good, good flavor and a decent portion; was it the best we've had, no but it was good. the paneer tikka was plentiful but only had masala on top. the naan were really good overall nice ambiance and good food with good service

Came here for dinner with my family. I had seen many videos online but it is not worth the hype. We got the fish fry appetizer to start which was nice. The rest of the food was nothing special. I prefer the karahi at Aga's. Our server was a bit rude and kept asking "huh" while we ordered. Someone new ended up helping as after. The restaurant was pretty busy and loud when we were there but a bit disorganized and they kept moving people around. I will not be back.

Karahi Boys had some great food! We went after a hike in Brazos Bend State Park and worked up an appetite. For the two of us, we ended up getting a half order of the Charsi Goat Karahi, zeera Rice, garlic naan, buttered roti, a mango lassi, and a mango mojito. Service was fast and friendly and the waiter explained the difference between the Karahis and spice levels since there wasn't a description on the menu. (I will say we went at a very off peak time so I'm not sure if it's the same for regular dinner hours!) The food and drinks were delicious! I will warn you that even the "milder" karahis like the Charsi one we got was still fairly hot, so just be careful if you're spice sensitive (maybe have that lassi to help with the heat). If you like spicy food though, you'll have a great time! Also if you're not familiar with some of the meats, it does contain bones, which I noticed were cut in a way that made them quite sharp. The goat wasn't quite fall off the bone level, so we had to just be mindful of it. We had plenty of leftover zeera rice which we took home. I was impressed with how flavorful and spiced it was. Also, I thought the garlic naan was to die for. Overall, it was a nice trendy restaurant with delicious food! It's nice to have access to Pakistani cuisine in Houston!

Friday night dinner was amazing here!! Ordered the fried fish appetizer, khara keema plate, chicken biryani and family size naan. We also were the first to try their new desert: a mix of cake, custard, fruit and jelly that was 10/10. The meat, fish and chicken were all cooked to perfection, the fish was tender and flaky on the outside and the chicken was falling off the bone. I would definitely recommend. Best biryani I have had as well. Service was also attentive and very relaxed ambiance. Will be coming back soon!

A good addition to sugarland restaurants! Few things are worth going back again and again. Like for instance their appetizer Fried fish, family naan and chicken kabab. We ordered Chicken Dum Biryani, Mustanda Tandoori Wings and sesame naan. What they are known for in Canada most, are their Karahi's & we tried most of them during our visits. Somehow, I would focus only on grilled entrees. Ambiance is good, very ethnic, with beautiful paintings on the wall. Service is ok, as sometimes despite having open spaces, they put you in a corner. No matter what you try they don't seem to care. That happens often, so they really need to respect their clients. If it is a problem, they should not take walk ins at all and should exclusively take reservations. Servers are polite, front desk staff is also nice.

No flavor , ordered and tried three different ones unfortunately, failed to hit the spot.

The ambiance is so pretty and I love the beautiful paintings on the wall. The food was 10/10. Everything had such good well rounded flavor. My taste buds were in love with each bite. The huge naan was so fun to eat. I got the Chitti and I was obsessed with the flavors. We also tried the paneer bites with a chimichurri sauce that was really good too. The only downfall was the service. We kept having to wait to order and we're a little confused because we saw multiple ones standing around talking. I also asked for a separate glass for my Perrier water and that never came. I had to wait 10-15 min before I had to try and get someone else. So that is the only thing I would complain about, just be more attentive.. especially if you're not going to assign one waiter to a specific table. Enjoy the pics and video. Yummmm

3.8/10 The interior here is spacious, and beautiful. Lots of ambient lighting. The service here is alright and food is decent. Service skipped over us initially, but came over as soon as we called them over. We ordered the chicken dum biryani, family naan, Mushtanda tandoori wings, and potohari chicken karahi. The family naan was HUGE and was more than enough for 3 people. The chicken dum biryani was good with huge pieces of chicken mixed in, though there was not much special about it. The potohari chicken karahi is good, though I wish it was spicier, it was relatively bland to me. The tandoori wings were good, but also lacked flavor. It tasted just like grilled chicken. Overall, a good experience, though I'm not sure if it would be worth the drive for me. If in the area, I would love to try the kebabs next time!

Karahi Boys is sure to be a sugar land staple! We came here as a party of 3 for a Sat lunch around 12:15pm and this place was already bustling with energy. The inside of the restaurant is very nice with lots of colorful artwork and cool light fixtures. The restaurant is fairly large and they'd be able to accommodate a couple larger parties if you gave them a heads up. My advice, come here with a fun group and share everything family style. We tried their Gosht Khor Platter (2 chicken kababs, 2 beef kababs, 4 Malai boti, and 4 Tikka boti), KBoys Chicken Karahi, and a family sized butter naan. Talk about big portions... There were only 3 of us on this visit, but this could easily have fed 4 - 5 people. Everything tasted great, I only wish they offered the garlic naan in the family sized portion as well. Service was ok, I did feel like the waiter was kind of rushing us and didn't want to answer our questions about the menu. Overall the food was great even though the service could use a little improvement. We'd come back again for sure especially because we wanted to try their mango lassi, but they ran out of it on this first visit.

I think this restaurant was okay at best. After hearing all the ads on the radio and seeing the line at the door I expected something exceptional. I was let down by the flavor of the food and high prices. I don't need the food to be spicy but for a place named Karahi Boys I expected the karahis to have a little more flavor. They were just bland. The chapli kebab was also too thick and a little dry. The naans and roti were soft which was nice. The drinks were also week in flavor. The mango mojito tasted watered down. Not sure if I'll be coming back here especially when there are other places in the area that serve better food. The high prices also don't justify the results

Came in on a Sunday night around 7pm. The place was packed and loud. It's definitely not an intimate date spot! We ordered a mango lassi, but they don't put the order in until you put in your entire dinner order(from drinks to entrées). Once you order, you don't see your server again. So, when you need your water vase refilled or if you want to order another drink, you need to flag down someone walking by. The mango lassi was creamy and delicious . We ordered patakha chicken as our appetizer. I wasn't impressed. It tasted like chicken nuggets with some seasoning. The appetizer took over 30 min to get. We also ordered : Chicken biryani Family naan Anarkali bindhi Namak mandi goat- half Potohari chicken- half Unless you order biryani, none of the meats come with a side of rice and you'll be stuck eating just meat by itself. The entrées took over an hour to come. All the food was absolutely delicious, it was fragrant and all the spices blended together perfectly! It was too spicy for our kids, not sure if they have different spice levels ( no one asked spicy or not) Overall the food is great, but just like all the reviews warn, the service is slow and terrible. Food takes forever.

Absolutely delicious! Well worth the drive from the Med center to try it. Seasoning and spices were just perfection, warm, fresh, generous portions. Service was extremely quick and the restaurant is elegant and authentic to sit in. Highly recommend and will be going back!

When we first walked in, we were greeted with smiling faces at the host stand and we were swiftly walked to our table. The place is beautifully decorated. You can tell it's upscale in here but casual at the same time. Very chic but also very inviting. Let's start with the food. We tried quite a plethora of dishes. We had the fries, chitti chicken karahi, charsi goat karahi, Chapli kebab, jeera rice and family style Naan. The best dish was the chitti chicken. It was succulent and the fresh ginger really accentuated the oils and spices. The charsi goat was also very flavorful. I'd get this again and not share. It had fatty parts and bone marrow you can suck out. Both dishes were oily but not enough to overpower the flavor. These weren't supposed to be spicy but they were easily a 4/10 in spice levels. Yes, I'm a ninny.. I'd skip the family Naan. It was dry after about 5min. Maybe better for the individual naan. This place was very good imo. I've had Pakistan food from hole in the wall places near Hilcroft/59 area. This is more chic, mainstream and can get a larger crowd in to enjoy karahi family style. I'll definitely be back!

A bit on the pricier side but flavors and service were both amazing. Mango lassi was a bit sweet but not too bad if sipped slowly. Highly highly recommend the Potohari Goat Karahi. The curry was absolutely amazing and the goat was fall off the bones soft with crunchy joints. Eating garlic nan dipped in this curry was an experience. Khara Keema is a good and safe dish to order because it is just minced beef. Also note that there will be a little bit of heat. We ordered everything mild but like one Yelper said the spice level was definitely mid-range.

2nd time here and had a fantastic experience. Servers were quite attentive and gave great suggestions. For example - asked us not to order 2nd family naan and rather wait and call for it fresh when about to be done with the first one. We don't like spicy food so got suggestion to try their Charsi Karahi which was delicious. Also ordered chicken seekh kabab which were also pretty good. Finally, we had kulfi falooda for dessert, again pretty good. Food was on the pricier side by about 15% compared to other similar places in the town. For the ones who have not been there or those who went sometime ago, give them a try. Overall Food 5/5 Ambience 5/5 Service 5/5 Price 4/5 Will be back for more!!!

Excellent ambiance, delicious food, and great service, especially the hostess! A very enjoyable experience.

This place is amazing. It had a big parking lot so there's plenty of parking. The inside is modern and cute. The service is amazing and so is the food. Loved everything I had.

My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed this spot! The service was excellent and the food was amazing. This was the first time my friend tried Pakistani food and it's now one of her favorites. We ordered the garlic naan and KBoys Chicken Karahi with rice. Every bite was packed with flavor from the spices and the garlic naan was crispy on the edges and soft in the middle. The portions were big too! In addition to the great food, the service was wonderful and the interior was beautiful. I highly recommend this spot!

Came in with a part of 11. We had some family visiting from out of state and this was on their list of places to try. We came on a Sunday night and they were pretty busy. Sana and Naz were very welcoming and assisted us to get seated and situated with our large group. We had 3 little ones in our party and they were very patient with accommodating us. Spread: Beef Nihari- The meat was very tender and gravy went great with the family naan. Serving is smaller than the other dishes for sure. Namak Mandi Goat Karahi- was not very impressed. For the price I expected the meat to also be tender but it was very chewy still. Had a good little kick in flavor though. Gosht Khloe Platter- Really good item to order if you want to try a little bit of different entrees. It has chicken and been kabobs, Malai Boti, and Tikka Boti. Chicken Biryani- Honestly I could've eaten it alone. REALLY PACKED with great string flavors and spice. The yogurt sauce to pour over is definitely a game changer. Kids Chicken Bites with Fries- the chicken had a little spice on it which we were not expecting. We expected plain lightly seasoned chicken. One of the little ones was able to eat it. The other was thrown off by the taste. Service: The hostesses were awesome. When it came to eating and dining, since they are fairly new. It will take some coaching but we did have to flag constantly for more water. They already provide pitchers which helps take the load off of constantly refilling but wait staff should do more table touching and checking in on guests. I will definitely come back to try more dishes and share the experience with family and friends.

Update! We came back to give Karahi Boys another try because the Charsi Chicken Karahi was so good despite the wait time from our initial visit. We came back on a Tuesday night at 730pm, and we were pleasantly surprised with prompt and reasonably quick food service! We got a full order of the charsi chicken this time, and we cleaned it up with rice and garlic butter naan. Everything was great, and we will definitely come back again!

We had never had Pakistani food but are big fans of Indian cuisine so figured we would love it. We really enjoyed this restaurant and the entire experience. Beautifully decorated space, nice music playing just at the right volume, great staff and service. And THE FOOD - my gosh, everything we ordered blew us away. Delicious!!

Great location, ambiance, and customer service! Good food with high quality ingredients. This place is on a pricier side when comes to Pakistani cuisine but worth a try for special occasions and business gatherings.

Unfortunately the second time missed. Customer service was great but food was very spicy. First time eating here food was delicious and it being super spicy wasn't an issue. Did not enjoy the experience & don't think I'll be going back to eat. Ambiance is superb per usual but definitely rate the food experience very low this run.

The ambiance is lovely! I loved the decor and the staff were friendly. The food is very good. I have little experience with eating Pakistani foods, but everything was tasty. I can not evaluate based on traditional Pakistani cuisine since I am not from that part of the world, and neither is my family. We felt very welcomed and I would recommend it to anyone! The only reason I give 4 stars vs 5 is because it was hard to hear our server or find her when we needed water and I could not understand why some items could not be ordered in the larger sizes vs buying 2 smaller sizes.

Tasty food, friendly service, nice and elegant ambience. Everything was perfect. Already been there twice in a month. Will definitely go back again when in Houston.

The karahis are most definitely on the higher salt content side- that said, you can make a better selection to prevent feeling gross post meal. The curries we tried were kboys chicken karahi and charsi goat karahi. Both were really good! The family naan comfortably fed us 3 + a kid. The naan is a show stopper- fluffy and delicious. Service was great! I appreciate the colorful decor inside the establishment and the clear view into the kitchen. They keep it running smooth and clean. The mango lassis we ordered were refreshing as well. I'd come here with friends or family. It has this pakistani modern farmhouse charm inside. I look forward to bringing more people here in the near future.

Food was okay, service was subpar. Ambience was similar to any desi restaurant. I was disappointed as the reviews on tik tok seemed good. Yo be fair to the food, we only tried the karahi and shrimp appetizer. Maybe other dishes are better. However I don't think I would go back.

Came here with high expectations due to the word of mouth and ambiance, because it is a verrry beautiful restaurant. Service was slow but everyone was very kind. But I feel like the food wasn't anything special, and it's really unfortunate. We had the Shahi Malai Boti, Kboys Chicken Karahi and Jeera Rice. The malai boti was lacking in flavor, and weren't impressed with the Karahi. :(

Love this restaurant! Great Ambiance! Great food and service! Glad they brought chai back.

Big space. The only real complaint i have was how slow service is. It took them half hour to get our drinks after we ordered. And well over an hour to get our food... we almost left before even getting anything. The nan and roti were alright. But what is really good was the dishes. It's not too spicy. Tons of spices. Would come back just for their specialty dishes. But I'd recommend not going on a weekend or be prepared to wait a long time and become real hangry.

After reading many mixed reviews, I was reluctant to visit but I'm glad I tried it for myself. The food is tasty. We tried half goat karahi, chicken karahi and goat biryani. Everything was flavorful. The service was good and helpful. The decor was tasteful and modern. A nice place to bring guests to. One less star due to the exorbitant prices. Considering there are great options in houston for delicious Pakistani food, it'll be hard to return.

I really wanted to give them 5 stars but it just wasn't the hype social media made it out to be! Came here for my birthday dinner with family! Waited an hour to be seated due to the insane rush there! Service was great but the food was absolutely gross especially paying that much! The aesthetics were beautiful but not even worth it! All the food was undercooked! We got over 10 items and only the BBQ items were amazing & the fancy naan but the actual karahi dishes were so gross! They were trying to rush due to the amount of people they had so they didn't fully cook any of the items not to mention most items were sold out! The biryani was amazing but we just won't be revisiting here. There are better Pakistani restaurants in Houston.

I was super excited when I heard Toronto's Karahi Boys was opening up in Houston. I went with my family last weekend for my birthday dinner. It was packed! They seated us within 15 minutes and an ideal location along the back wall at a booth. Another family sat down at the table next to us after about 10 minutes. Once seated, no one came to take our order. A good 20 minutes went by until I had my husband ask up front that we were ready to order. When the waiter came, he went to the table next to us which as mentioned above, came after us. Once he was done taking their order, I asked him to take our order and that we had been waiting for quite some time. He sent another friendly waiter named Zaid and did apologize. We placed our order and the appetizer: Lahori Fish was brought out fairly quick along with a basket of fries and chicken nuggets. The Lahori fish was delicious! It came with chutney. We also ordered 2 mango lassis. They were good but not chilled. We had to wait about 30 minutes for our entrees. For our entrees, we ordered: Kboys Chicken Karahi Behari Boti Karahi The karahis were average. I've had way better at other places. I don't think they were worth the price to be honest. Overall, the ambiance and decor is really nice for a desi restaurant. They need to work on improving their food, pricing and the amount of time it takes to place your order and receive your food. I get it. They are new here. However, they are competing with a city that has the best Pakistani food.

The food was so delicious. Recommend it to everyone. Service was great. The environment was cozy.

The ambiance here is fantastic. Definitely a place you want to come for a nice occasion or bring family/friends visiting. The prices are really, really high but the food is really good. Would give it an 8/10. We ordered the: - chicken charsi karhai: it was really good and prob my favorite one - chicken Bihari kabab: this was also amazing! Highly recommend Only downside to this place is the absurd prices for each dish. The quantity that you get is not worth the price on my opinion. But the food quality is really good and consistent. A good place for special occasions but too pricey for regular dinners

Their website gives a way to online order. If you are ordering it, you need to pre-pay for the order including tip. when you are there to pick up, they are not even aware of it. So you need to wait for another 20-30 minutes to get the food prepared. I asked for a refund for the same and the lady at the counter is a not authorized to do that. So I have only one option either loose money paid or wait for 20-30 minutes of my Easter Sunday. Not even any apologies or any other options given. Not good service at all. Also their food is just average. Never again..

Food - tried the Karahis, Biryani, and Kababs. It's overpriced and average. Karahis didn't stand out. Himalayas & Aga's have much better tasting curries, karahis, biryanis, and bbq kabobs for reasonable prices. KB must be selling Japanese A5 wagyu goat meat for the prices they seem to be charging. Service - Our waiter was friendly and kind however the service was very slow, inattentive, and if you're a non-desi/non-Arab, then you will get majority of the attention from the waiters and management. Aga's is the gold standard when it comes to service. Ambiance - not memorable, but then again I may have been distracted by the absurd prices & the lackluster service and food. I wouldn't visit it a second time unless my company was footing the bill.

The good: The food is great. My friend and I ordered the family butter naan, KBoys lahori fish, potohari chicken karahi, palak paneer, and zeera rice. The fish and chicken karahi were stand outs, but everything else was very good. The not so good: the "lime mojito" is sprite with mint... for $6.99. We arrived at 5pm and they were already out of both chicken wings and boneless chicken. Also, there was at least a 45 minute wait between our appetizers and karahi. Lastly, It was not busy, however... I'm black, and when I arrived I was completely ignored. When my friend (who is white) arrived several minutes later, we were immediately acknowledged and seated. Even after being seated, the host and waiters/waitresses never acknowledged me. It was something my friend also noticed which made things uncomfortable. Never experienced something like that. Won't be returning which is a shame because the food is good.

Was a fantastic experience. About a month or two old but... If you look through all the reviews people are raving about the food and the restaurant for a good reason. As my first venture to a Pakistani restaurant of any sorts it was, again, fantastic. For start we got a seated and the chairs were very comfortable. The table setting was lovely and they had these cute recycled wine bottles for the water glasses. The water came to the table in your own pitcher at room temp which wasn't a problem, but I know to some people it is. Our waitress was very quick to get with us to check if we were ready to order, but we needed a few minutes to look over the menu (and look up some things lol). The menu didn't come with descriptions of the food items so we looked them up on yelp to help make out decisions. We ordered: A mango lassi to drink. It was smooth and creamy and delicious, honestly a perfect paring for the upcoming dishes. The Lahore Fish for an app. This fish was beautiful. Perfectly cooked and tasted so good! The Namak Mandi Goat Karahi (half). The spices and flavor were on it with this one, and the goat was so tender. Better than any goat I can make. The Beef Kabab Karahi. Was again, well flavored and had a nice spice. The family naan which is an absolute must as it comes out and the size blows you away. Very good. It is a little pricey but worth the occasional visit. Seems like they had their hiccups at first with serving times originally, but all our food came out very quickly. They came out in stages which is fine with us because we share everything so that works. My only note was that it seemed like they were ready for us to leave at one point and seemed like we were rushed so the table could be turned over. Otherwise great time . Would recommend.

Went with some friends here and the food is delicious! Spicy goodness with really good hanging naan bread. We didn't take pics of the falooda icecream, but it was good

This place was ok. The menu options were limited. I felt like in comparison to my favorite place the price was a bit high, but then again inflation so there's that. We ordered the chicken Karahis, which was flavorful but keep in mind it is on the spicy side. I was not a fan of the rice, I would have preferred a plain white rice option, which they just don't offer. The naan was a big thick for my liking, but it was flavorful. I ordered a mango lassi and it was hot, that was different. Now the fried chicken wings, those were actually great! If you have room to order an appetizer i would recommend those! Overall not the worst experience I've had, but definitely not the best either. Will I be back well maybe not as often as my other place, the ambiance was actually kind of nice, the tables are pretty close so you end up right next to the next person, kind of like family style so if that's not your thing maybe go on a slower day or for lunch lol

This is was my first time having Pakistani good and I was so satisfied and impressed! If this is your time time experiencing this cultures cuisines, I would say this is a great place to start. I went with a large group, so I will talk about my personal highlights since I can't go on about everything haha. 1.The Tandoori wings were so delicious. They were smoky and have a perfect amount of char. Juicy and the sauce that came with is was so good! Great thing to try if you're nervous. 2. The lahori fish was flaky and fresh white fish. Perfectly crusted and accompanied by a great sauce! 3.the garlic naan was KILLER!! If you like garlic bread you'll be a fan. 4. For a spicy Karahi I LOVED the kboys boneless chicken. We got medium spice and it was the perfect amount of hit. I could even go higher, especially with my mango lassi (yogurt based smoothie like drink) to wash it down. 5. I thought I only wanted spicy but I surprisingly the Potohari was so amazingly flavorful and not spicy at all. I used the rest of our naan to wipe the bowl clean of that sauce! Great service. Great ambiance and decor.

Decided to see what all the alluring TikTok and IG videos were all about. Came in on a Saturday night and it was fairly packed. Fortunately we got a table right away and we're seated. Ordered the Mango Lassi and Mango Mojito. They were both very delicious! +1. Ordered the Paneer bites, Goat karahi, saag paneer, and of course the family size Naan which is their popular tiktok presentation. Food came out pretty quickly and we all began eating away. The goat flavor was good but it was mostly bones, the saag lacked flavor, paneer bites were very good but for the quantity given overpriced. All things said it was a fairly good meal albeit I found the cost for the amount of food and quality to be subpar. A better meal could be had at Agas or Hilcroft area for a more reasonable price. But I would recommend trying this hyped up restaurant at least once for the wow factor.

Loved our experience here! The food was incredible, service was so good and the servers and hosts were so friendly! Definitely coming back! Also loved the decor very nice place!

This place is a GEM!!! Really good food and the prices are decent. We came to celebrate a birthday and they were very accommodating. If you go for an early dinner it's best because they do get crowded... good food good crowd.

Victoria was awesome! The food was five out of five! I'm definitely coming back! This place gets packed on the weekends

Best Karahi in town served with some of the best naans! Waiting time is rough when they're busy on the weekends in the SL location. But overall quality is worth the wait. Prices have become more reasonable lately, so that's a win too. If they find a way to streamline service on the weekends, they'll easily be the best overall Karahi spot in town. In terms of Karahi flavor, they're already up there!

I love the ambiance and service is good. The curries are very expensive and the quantity is less compared to other competitive restaurants like Aga's but worth going once. Drinks: Mango mojito - 2.5/5 Pina colada - 4/5 Food: Kboys Lahori fish - 4.5/5 Patakha chicken - 3.5/5 KBoys Chicken Karahi - 3/5

Food is pretty good I must admit, but service is lacking. The servers have no training in hospitality or norms in dining in the U.S. The interaction with the young woman who collects the dinner bill turned me off so much that I will not return to this restaurant even though my wife and I were happy with the food and ambiance. We were already talking about what we would get our next visit, but that was squashed with rude behavior.

Excellent service food was outstanding. Every dish had the perfect spices will definitely return for a second time.