Mai Colachi

Thank you, Mini and Mai Colachi team! We had a great time. Everything - the food, the service, and the ambience was beautiful. We hosted our son's pre-wedding dinner for 40 guests at Mai Colachi last Saturday, 12/6/25. We were visiting from Cleveland, OH. Ms. Mini recommended the menu and organized the event. Ms. Nahid and her team made the dinner event pleasant and joyful for everyone. Highly recommended for authentic Pakistani cuisine, fabulous setup, and outstanding service. Thank you. Saba and Nafis

I visited Mai Colachi in Plano after almost 3 years, and the quality has gone downhill badly — not sure if management has changed, but it’s nothing like before. We ordered Peshawari Chicken Karahi, Shinwari Mutton Karahi, Lahori Fried Fish, and Malai Boti with butter naan, garlic naan, and roomali roti. Quantity was terrible — Lahori fish had mostly fries with just 4–5 tiny pieces, Malai Boti ($16) had only 4 pieces tasting like raw dahi, Peshawari Karahi needed more bhunai, and the mutton smelled bad. Butter naan was dry and hard with no butter, and honestly looked frozen, not freshly made. Garlic naan barely had garlic, just coriander and butter brushed on top. Roomali roti was the only decent item. We paid $116 (including two Diet Cokes) — not worth it at all. Quality, quantity, and taste have really deteriorated.

Visiting from Chicago for the long weekend. Walked into this fairly empty yet inviting restaurant, the ambience was nice, clean tables, good music, ordered food, got it quick, the food was delicious. The rotis were hot and soft. Absolutely loved everything... except for the service. The lady serving us seemed to be a bit off that day, took our order in a hurry, no smile or politeness, just jammed the machine right into the face when asked for the bill and walked away when it was paid(tipped). Not sure if she was having a bad day or just she's actually like that. Other than that, it was a fair experience.

A must go and taste all food place every time I visit Texas. I never tasted the most delicious food, even in Karachi, Mutton shinwari karahi is 5 star dish all the way, chicken malai boti is super creamy and delicious I never tasted like. Biryani is also good to taste all the way.. New kulfi is remarkable sweetness. The most amazing part is that the owner is geniunly grateful to meet you and takes feedback by himself from customers. Every visit leaves a mouthwatering memory along with 💯 absolutely outstanding service.

Visited this place on invitation from a colleague. Desi food was good, ordered chili Paneer and it was literally like paneer tossed in red chili sauce, burning hot and not actually testing like chili Paneer. Naan were great, chicken and Paneer curries were authentic in taste. Lassi portion was generous.

Over all an average restaurant. Bihari kabob was good. Nihari was under seasoned but meat cooked well. Wings clearly frozen. Naan was decent. Drinks had no flavor, and we did not enjoy those. A little more masala would push this place over the top. $85 + tip spent on a few dishes

Updated 8/28/25: We went in for dinner over the weekend. Place was not crowded however became busy very quick. Their soup was super delicious, highly recommended. Their peshawari karahi and fried fish was really good as well, highly recommended. We also ordered Chinese fried rice, it smelled like cow’s feed, so we returned that. We also ordered a pitcher of mint drink super good! We tried their Ramadan special iftaar box #2 - Mix grilled platter and nihari The variety of grilled items were amazing, we got chicken malai boti, beef seekh kabob, beef bihari kabob and chicken tikka boti; all items tasted good, the spice level was perfect for kids and someone who doesn’t eat spicy food. My kids definitely enjoyed the grilled items. With the special we also got samosas, onion pakoras, and dates; dates were typical medjool, onion pakoras were a little spicy and had too much gram flour (besan) but still tasted good, samosas definitely tasted store bought, they were the tiny aloo cocktail samosas, that we didn’t care much for! Nihari was ok, the spicy level tasted of like a home salan and the garnishing that it came with were slimy so I’m guessing they were pretty old! Overall the iftaar box was definitely worth $70 price but nihari didn’t worth its price $17.

“TOO COLD TO REVIEW” No respect to food but it was one of the worst taste I have it and on top too cold. Grill, Nihari, Nan and tea suppose to be hot or least warm, it was cold and servers like “we will let owner know” next level pathetic and unprofessional. I would not recommend this place to anyone. “EAT ANYTHING BUT MAI COLACHI”

Food was amazing. Very flavorful and tasty. Also nice spice level for Indian people. Could use better service though. Also we were sat in a booth and cramped between 4 of us.

I am writing to express my disappointment regarding my recent visit to your Plano location on Eid. My family and I visited for dinner at 6 PM, and unfortunately, our experience fell short of our expectations. Upon arrival, we found that the food was served cold, which was quite disappointing. However, the most concerning issue arose after we returned home. Both my son and I experienced stomach issues, which have persisted since that day. This has caused us significant discomfort and concern. Considering that we traveled over an hour to dine at your establishment and paid approximately $30 per person, plus gratuity, it is disheartening to have had such a negative experience. I intend to contact the location directly to address these concerns, but I also wanted to inquire if others have had similar experiences. I sincerely hope that you take this feedback seriously and take appropriate measures to ensure that such incidents do not recur in the future.

Service is okay but not okay at all if they are busy. The quality of the food is a hit and a miss. I've been here a few times with my friends. The tables are not sturdy they shake and wobble, but the interior design still looks nice.

Omg. The best Pakistani restaurant I have ever had!! The malai chicken is to die for. The Karahi is the best. The garlic naan are so good. It's hard to find authentic desi restaurants with high quality food/ingredients and this really met my expectations. Service was good and food came out quick except for my chai which took forever to come out. Ambiance could do better, for such a good quality restaurant they could make so much more if they had a better vibe going on inside or weren't located in a parking lot.

We were a large group about 20 people visiting from Chicago and really enjoyed our Karachi-style halal lunch here. Mixed grill was great (tikka boti in particular) as well as the mixed naan (garlic, sesame, butter). Peshawari karahi chicken was also very good and comparable to Chicago restaurants. The mango lassi was spot on and paired well with the flavorful food. Nehari was also well-liked and Tarka dall. We will be back whenever in town.

Went here on the 3rd Day of Eid to celebrate and avoid rush hour. We went around 6pm and the restaurant was empty. We ordered chicken karahi, chicken malai boti, & chicken 65! We lived the chicken 65 and the karahi! Fully cooked and flavorful! We felt like the quantity of Malai boti could be better for the price. But overall our experience was great! Very authentic Pakistani cuisine! Definitely going back!

Delivered Smelly Raw tasteless spiceless Chicken Shinwari Karahi with a puddle of oil.... How can you deliver such strange tasting dish which is yr signature dish?? Giving 2 stars because yr Naans are 1 of the best in DFW area

If you're searching for real mouth-watering flavors, check this place out! Pakistani restaurant that caters to vegetarians and meat eaters! Has a hint of Indian food variety. Ambience, great service and high quality food.. a a combination that is hard to find! Everyone was so welcoming and the service was superb! For my vegetarians- the paneer makhni handi was pure heaven! Highly highly recommend!

Service little bit slow Good Karahi though May be take little bit easy on masalas Roti was good Staff was courteous but again slow

We've been here twice now and it's always such a treat! This time we took my bf's parents - they're very American and not into spicy foods at all but love trying out new foods if they're not spicy and I'm delighted to say everything we've tasted here fits the bill! They serve the curries in handis, cute little copper bowls. Not sure if the foods were cooked in here but the presentation is nice. We got the Reshmi handi last time and it was exquisite - so creamy and delightful. Unfortunately they were out of it this time so we got the makhani handi - basically butter chicken but better. IT was very fragrant and flavorful without being overwhelming. We also tried the chicken biriyani and it's 100% top 5 biriyani. They were so generous with the fried shallots! If you've never had biriyani before I must note that there are chicken bones of various sizes and spices that need to be picked out as you're eating so it can be a bit of work, but it's sooo worth it! We got garlic naan as well and gosh, it's so perfectly garlicky - I always want a loot of garlic on my garlic naan and this place delivers handsomely. For dessert we got the lachedar rabdi and the sushi kheer. If I were to go back I'd get one and that one would be the rabdi. It was soooo decadent and creamy. And the side by side comparison of that to kheer, which is supposed to be a little thinner, is a disservice to the kheer. So if you want more of a rose flavor, the kheer has wonderful notes of rose petal. It's also more balanced if rabdi is going to be too rich. Overall, I highly recommend this place and can't wait to return. :)

Best Desi (Indian Pakistani) Resturant in Dallas area , excellent service , the owner was present on the floor. And host came multiple times to ask us on the table. We ordered Chicken Malai boti and Shinwari Karhai, both excellent - cooked right to perfection, packed with flavor. Excellent quality meats. Lastly the breads were amazing. We ordered a mix basket with include garlic , plain, Rogni, and black seed. Will come here again for sure.

Amazing service. The food is sooooooo good. And the interior is stunning, with beautiful lighting.

The only time I didn't have the best experience was at one of their winter holiday buffets about a year ago but generally the food and service is great.

Let me preface, the rating is a critique of their sanitary conditions, both of the kitchen and bathroom which ultimately reflects back on the quality of their food. Visited this location on a Thursday evening with a family member. We ordered the Malai Boti, Chicken Handi, and Beef Kabob along with butter naan. The naan was fresh, delicious, not too dry or salty, but the Chicken in the Chicken Handi had a slight chicken-y taste. A bit too noticeable. Soon as the meal was over, went to the restroom to wash my hands, when I noticed a roach around the skin area. Another one was dead outside the restroom door, in the kitchen area on a black mat. This is just not acceptable. If the sanitary conditions of the bathroom and kitchen are this bad, I do not want to know how disgusting and poorly managed the stove, fridge, etc., area must be. Huge let down. Won't be coming back. Cheers to those that can see past this and continue on eating.

Wish if the owner or manager whoever he was, learn some manners how to talk to guests, and not to yell. One day someone will call police on you if you continue to harass and yell on guests. Customers should go there only if they are ok to be insulted and want to have the worst food.

If I could I give them negatives in all parts i would , food+service and promises they made when we placed the order,they messed up my daughters wedding from food prep to the services they provided + the bad behavior and aggressive talking style. Not doing what was promised, and not contacting us long after wedding dinner was messed up not even apologizing or at least agreeing to the facts, even when we payed in advance full payment and mentioned of concern of serving our guests in a manner we wanted. I am putting this review so people should be careful and be aware of them for their over promised under delivered services , changing things last minute and not even letting us know. Amir I hope you don't scam other families..

Catering was worst, bad food quality, commitments were not fulfilled as per contract, worst customer service, no ownership of mistakes, bad attitude toward customers. DO not use them for any catering needs they make big promises however unable to deliver on them, huge disappointment for your important events, and you will not be able to do anything at that time, they shrug their shoulders and move on, no ownership of mistakes and no refunds. I wanted to give them zero rating if I could, I will not use them ever again and recommend everyone not to use them either.

Food taste good. But I found 2 small hairs in my food that honestly looked like goat hairs. They need to clean their meat better.

I don't know why Desi restaurants in DFW are so inconsistent. We went this week and ordered what we always order, the shinwari mutton. We also ordered the paneer masala (or whatever the equivalent name is). We had a few bites of each and just gave up. So not good. And you end up spending like $70-$80 on food and it's not even good? Service is good but food is inconsistent and so expensive for what you're being served.

Friday night 7 of us went to their restaurant, didn't have reservations but it was quite empty so they let us sit. We were there about 2 hours. Spend about $250. We were just talking after dinner. By that time they had lot of people but they still had at least 3/4 long tables empty. All on a sudden the owner came to us and said I need a table in 15 minutes in front of all the guest. He did not realize he was insulting his group of 7 customers who are Regular customers. I felt so embarrassed because we had some known people also around us who heard. I let the manager know that was rude that what he did. She was still justifying his actions. In my many years in Dallas I have seen so many restaurants opened and got closed. Never seen like high schoolers 7 ladies had leave their table. Their food is also nothing extra ordinary. I will never go to this restaurant again

Their Kebabs are to die for. Samosas not so much. Prices are high. Ambiance is good. Desserts good too. Service fairly good as well.

Chicken mahkni was delicious! Naan was crispy but soft! Recommend the samosas for apps!

I hate to do this kind of review but a group of friends came to this place to have a nice lunch time..it was a little stressful ordering here, I guess if u go for the buffet would be alright, but since we didn't want that we all order separately...wow it was so confusing for the waiter and waitress Since every time we got someone different to take our orders...one of my friends order something and she waited almost one hour for them to come tell her they didn't have what she order... Honestly they didn't understand english well and it was hard to communicate with us... The food was OK for me..it wasn't horrible.. Like I said, if you go for the buffet..you serve yourself..eat and go would be more recommended

Worst food quality , no taste , undercooked or overcooked:-( Almost 80% food was wasted Too expensive for the quality of food Looks the reviews are fake or too old . This place used to be good and authentic.

I have been here a few times and the food has always been good. I try to order different items when I go there. My favorite is the tropical chicken and the chicken malai boti. I like the ambiance of the restaurant. The reason for a 3 star is because the staff is rude or they don't have common sense. The table that we got was wobbly, We asked for another table and they said they are all reserved. The waiter started putting napkins to stabilize the table and it didn't work. My guest and I were embarrassed because everyone is looking at what they were doing. I asked the waiter please give me another table and finally they did.

We were in this area on a Sunday morning and the place that we originally were going to visit was jam packed, so I looked up reviews of places we could go to that were nearby. I saw that on Sunday, this place has a Sunday brunch, and that got my interest. I called and they said that the lunch would end at 3:00 p.m. Luckily, we were able to get here by 2:40 p.m. Usually, people will roll their eyes when there are people coming in right before the end of a buffet time. However, nobody here did that. We were greeted with smiles and great customer service. Being the daughter of a great Pakistani cook, it is difficult for me to compliment a pakistani restaurant, because I am so used to a high standard of food. Hardly anyones food can compare to my mother's, but this establishment did it (please dont tell her I said that). The beef in the nihari was so soft and succulent, the biryani was spot on, and the gajar ka halwa had me going back for seconds. I am very impressed at this establishment and I would recommend for anyone to try this place.

I'm not sure why most avg 3.5 stars as this place is really good and the people there couldn't be more helpful or friendly. I'm doing 5 stars because I had no issue w the food and it's not a formal place but I don't reserve 5 stars for perfect overpriced stark houses. For info an IndoPak style place It's a nice environment, above avg meals and superior care of their patrons.

Food was tasty, but one of the dishes was way too oily for our tastes. We didn't dine in, but took out. Food was ready and on time for us as promised. Inside looked nice, but again I didn't dine in.

Had the best dinner last night with family. Authentic delicious food and the great service. The host was so gracious and welcoming as well. Will definitely be a regular from now on!

Last Saturday I was here with my soccer buddies and some of their wife's and children (party of 16) unfortunately I didn't get to taste everything because I had to leave early to relieve the babysitter but I managed to taste some tiny portions of chicken 65, naan, jeera rice, daal, mutton bhuna and chicken kadhai... they all tasted great but the mutton was gamy tasting. Also when I got home all evening I had some bad acid reflux off and on. Anyways since I missed out on the other stuff I thought I'd order some food today for post soccer beer and food. So I got below: 1. 3x mutton hunzai kebab - tasted awesome but the portions were really tiny and the pieces were so small, like corn flakes.... $16.95 per dish 2. 3x sangam kebab (chicken and beef) $13.95 each 3. Beef Bihari kebab - $12.95 each, #2 & #3 both tasted ok but again, not worth the money since the portions sizes were so tiny 4. 8 naans (since they don't come with the dishes ordered, good taste and worth the price ($1.95) They did not label any of the boxes so these are either sangam kababs or beef Bihari kababs (in the pic). I ordered 3 of each, both tasted and looked identical. Now that I think of it, they tasted like the frozen al kabir/ colonel kebabZ that I used to buy from the grocery store. Couldn't get the pics of the mutton kebabs as they were gobbled up quickly on the field ... 3 of the other kebabs I got to go for home. Side note: I went against my policy of not buying halal.... wasn't worth it at all Totally not worth the $160 I paid for 9 dishes that was not even enough to feed 5 adults. Not coming back here again.

Visiting Dallas! This is a hidden gem. Their special Karahi is something to try and enjoy. I am a big foodie and I was pleasantly surprised to find this place!!

We dined in and ordered: Mix Grill Platter - came with a basket of assorted Naans and two different types of chutneys Balochi Chicken Karahi - Recommended by the server since we wanted something mild that kids could also enjoy Mix Grill Platter had an assortment of beef and chicken kababs and boneless chicken tikka. Very flavorful and chutneys definitely spot on. Kids loved the garlic and sesame seed naans. To me, naans were a little too thin and crispy. I like my naans a little soft. Balochi chicken karahi was surely not mild. Plus, the flavor was ok. I have had better chicken karahis. The customer service was slow but the servers were courteous. Every time the heat kicked off, we heard a loud screeching noise. Will I ever go here again? Maybe. But I can find food of equivalent quality at other restaurants for a lot cheaper.

First time here and everything was very good. My wife and I didn't know what to order and our server Noor explained everything very well and most importantly had the patients with me asking her many questions. The owner came around to check on us and made sure everything was good. From the cleanness of the restaurant, food, and amazing serves I am happy to give this place a 5 star! We will definitely be back.

I'll be completely honest, when this restaurant first opened and it engaged in a brute force mass marketing campaign to get the word out to everyone and anything the onslaught of poor reviews steered me away from this location especially as the common theme seemed to be "overpriced". Much later and I'm happy to say that one way or another, they've earned their reputation. One of the biggest factors in both this review and my decision making in general involves the quality of service I expect to/do receive at the business. Although I didn't meet the owner or manager who many claim are quite hospitable, I was treated well by the two young staff who were there. Even when our server forgot our raita he ran back directly to get it once we reminded him. When a young girl noticed we had a small cake for a friend's birthday she immediately offered us utensils and small plates. Both of them were very accommodating, respectful and polite and they probably deserve to be paid more. As for the food, which I'm sure is many people's concern, they've managed to pass one of the simplest yet apparently most difficult checkpoints: not tasting like Shan Masala. Their chicken biryani which we had to order 30-40 minutes ahead tasted fresh, had no raw powder and the chicken was seasoned and flavored inside and out. Their Malai Boti was extremely delicate and soft but still well broiled and seasoned. Their Masala fries were a little over cooked but a nice appetizer for the small ones. Their garlic naan was fresh, didn't grease my fingers and had an acceptable note of garlic. Across the board I was happy with what I received, especially as it came warm and fresh to the table. To keep the honesty train going, if you're expecting to pay more than average for the portion then that's absolutely true. But when you consider the standard for Halal South Asian to be a level below, spending the dime isn't so bad if you're celebrating or treating someone. I definitely am putting this restaurant on a long dusty spot in my mind and I recommend you come by and see if this will meet your expectations as well.

Love the family gathering feeling. All shareable portions. Love the neat white cloths and spacious booths

Service is great. Food is authentic. The green lemonade is tasty. We went for a buffet and enjoyed everything. Must visit.

Best Pakistani restaurant in dallas city. And really good service. It has a good standard as any other restaurants.

I feel living in Dubai has spoiled me. Being back home stateside I never really enjoyed desi food outside my families households. With that said Mai Colachi has really surprised me. Their food is on par , touché Mai Colachi touché.

This restaurant is right next to Pho Texas, my favorite Vietnamese restaurant near my house. I went by there one day to eat, but my husband doesn't like Indian food, so we couldn't eat there. I found out Door Dash delivers for this restaurant, so I decided to do that. I don't eat meat and there are so many meat dishes on the menu and I found Shrimp(I eat some shrimp, not a lot, but if they have vegetable options, I'd order that instead). I really liked their Shrimp dishes. I find Indian and Pakistani cuisines are similar and I like them a lot and I'm so glad there is one near my house for me to try. I feel so blessed to live in a city with so many different background of people from all over the world and I get to experience their culture and food. I will definitely order from this restaurant again.

We've been hearing about this place for a while and finally tried it out. We came for the Sunday Brunch. Overall, brunch was ok - we went at around 2 and brunch is over at 3 so the food trays were empty on a lot of them. The staff was niece enough to bring us what we wanted from there right to the table. Food is nice and tasty, spicy (which I love). Their chicken keema, nihari, paya, and kheer were what I enjoyed the most. They bring you fresh puri's and parata's to the table as needed. We also ordered the short ribs off the menu which had mixed opinions. The meat was well seasoned but you could taste the raw spices like they hadn't cooked all the way. Definitely want to go back and order off the menu - hopefully soon. Staff was really nice and friendly.

The interior is extremely beautiful and the food is very flavorful Only critique is I wish they had cold water

In one word: overhyped Mai Colachi tries to be a upscale indo-pak restaurant however only their Karahi are good. We got the butter chicken, beef Bihari kabob, and chicken tikka boti however making it at home with Shan masala is better and cheaper. They used the chicken tikka boti inside the butter chicken to cut corners and each dish is really meant for maybe 1 person. Bihari kabob was barely a skewer. Butter chicken was uh different.

Was there on a Sunday evening right as they opened. Got seated, had to flag someone down to get a menu. Watched the restaurant fill up with patrons. Then watched the servers take orders at other tables that were seated after me. No one acknowledged me or brought over water etc. After ten minutes of this nonsense - simply left. Not sure if they cared or noticed ! It's in the readies mirror now

To say I was disappointed in Mai Colachi would be understatement. In the words of my favorite childhood author R.L. Stine: Reader beware, you're in for a scare(-ily long review). Before I even begin to talk about food, I need to address the service. They make a big show out of taking COVID seriously by having customers do a temperature check before they can enter the restaurant. Despite that, their own employee working the front refused to wear his mask properly. He had it hanging under his mouth, and when he noticed a customer looking, he readjusted the mask... to sit under his nose instead. It would almost be funny if we weren't still in the middle of a raging pandemic. What kind of a message does it send when the face of the restaurant, who is the one interacting directly with customers and handling to-go orders, can't even wear a mask properly? It inspires zero confidence that the owners or management are enforcing a mask policy in the kitchen. In regards to placing our order, we were told that the estimated time would be 25 minutes. I showed up after 30 minutes (just in case the order wouldn't be ready exactly on time)... only to be told our order still wasn't ready at all. I was told to wait another 10 minutes, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt and waited in my car a little longer. I enter the restaurant 15 minutes later... only for the guy at front to still not be ready with my order since they were "sorting out the payment"(???) At this point I had placed my order 45 minutes ago. Now, all that is forgivable if the food itself is good. Sadly, the impression our entire family had with the food ranged from "mediocre at best" to "some of the blandest desi food" we had ever eaten. Some overall thoughts: the Masala wings were fine. Not amazing, but probably the best thing we had (the cut-up carrot flowers are a nice touch). The masala fries, however, were bland beyond belief. The Chicken 65 was shockingly lacking in spice. I have had many Chicken 65 dishes in my life; I would rank this one firmly towards the bottom. Their Peshwari Karahi was far too oily, and like most of their dishes, lacking in overall flavor (notice a pattern here?) The Chicken Tikka Handi was similarly oily, and the chicken itself was tough and over cooked. Honestly I could go on and on about how disappointing the food was (don't even get me started on the fish), but I think I've made my point. There's far too much competition for Desi restaurants in Plano for us to even consider going back. Save your time and money, and consider going to literally any other Indo Pak restaurant instead.

Tried this place for the second time in two weeks. First experience was ok. Place is clean and atmosphere is good however the food had little flavor. Second time around on Saturday, place was packed, service was super slow- infact folks who came after us were served before us. The food was again bland. Have to say that BBQ tonite is way better food than this place.

This is an upscale Pakistani restaurant based in Houston. I checked it out with a few friends who were fasting for Ramadhan. It's by reservation only from what I understood from my friend. The service was gracious and food savory. There was a buffet for 25$ but no a la carte options this evening. They had traditional appetizers out on every table along with two different drinks (rose flavored and mint/lime). My personal favorite was the beef PAYA (oxtail soup/marrow) and reshami chicken (creamy Alfredo like dish). There are tons of meats and 2 vegetarian items in the buffet line up. There were a few desserts to choose from along with teas and several other ethnic drinks. Great new spot for Pakistani cuisine in DFW.

Tried mai colachi again today food way better than the buffet. Definitely will be coming back. The food portions are family sizes so 1 handy will feed four people. Ask for mason he deserves a raise! Mason is the Best server there the girl who is a server in the hijab needs to be Retrained had her last time did refill our waters or check up on us. Or even ask how we were doing. Mason the one who is keeping the restaurant going and customers keep coming back for.

I just had one of the most quietly pleasant experiences at Mai Colachi. This was our first time here. This Indo-Paki cuisine restaurant is a hidden gem. We started off with two mango lassi drinks. If you are unfamiliar it is a signature drink from the Indo-Paki culture made with yogurt and mango- very delicious, thick and creamy delight. For our meal my mom ordered the Bihari Kabob beef (very tender beef strips w mustard oil & other spices you can mash into your naan and throw some fresh onion on top) me the Chicken Malai Boti (definitely "melt-your-mouth" chicken breast in some creamy marinade but it's not slimey or gooey-also mash that in your naan throw some onion on top and dip) and for the little one we took the nuggets off the kids menu option as the spices are too plentiful for young tastebuds. As a spice-loving adult I can tell you the flavors were bombastic, not too spicy and I could taste every flavor. The garlic naan is separate and for these two dishes 3 was the perfect number to order. You can also choose from other naan breads we just prefer the garlic flavor and the little pieces of garlic on top---so yum!! The meat folded into the naan and dressed with onion to taste then dipped in a tomato/pepper spice sauce was so good we ordered more sauce! It's perfectly washed down with their bottle room temperature water (easy on the tummy and perfect for digestion.) We had a wonderful dinner. The atmosphere was interesting. You feel like you're outside but you have the luxuries of indoors. The lighting is warm and the family environment is strong. There were a lot of other families around but it wasn't annoyingly loud. It was the most chill, peaceful late dinner environment experience I've had in a while. The entire place was very clean and the servers as well as the buss boys/girls were very polite and attentive. The prices were also very reasonable and we don't feel bloated or overly full and we are not hungry as well. The whole thing was so surprisingly more pleasant than expected I had to let you guys know and share. **~Alina, Olga & Natalia~*

Overpriced Iftar buffet, drinks aren't even included. Night we went, grill was horrible, no taste. Only one curry which was Pai!! No haleem, nihari, karahi, no veggie dish, only chana. Chai was watered down. Whole experience was Just not what I expected. Hopefully they make some changes or else I can see it going out of business soon. It was our first time there...never again! Also, there were no gloves or masks provided at buffet line, some had masks on, some ppl didn't. No COVID-19 precautions being taken at all...feel bad for the employees there.

I am so surprised by the low stars. We came here on a Friday night and service was great. We ordered the malai kabobs, masala chops, special short ribs, BBQ shrimp, Caolachi chops, reshmi handi, Baluchi mutton and mutton pulao. Malai kabobs were like buttah. Seriously have to try it. The masala chops were melt in your mouth and had a nice bite to it. Colachi chops and short ribs were sweeter but still amazing taste. BBQ shrimp were like regular shrimp I could make at home but still yummy. Reshmi handi was good but a little heavy. Baluchi mutton was great as well. I would return just got the malai kabobs. Amazing! Will be back.