Pakistani/Indian eatery offering halal fare, including a lunch buffet, in an airy, casual setting.
"For excellent Pakistani cuisine and a restaurant super accommodating for groups, head to this North Austin restaurant. Must-try dishes include its goat biryani, beef nihari (slow-simmered beef), chapli kebabs, tandoori chicken, and its karahi chicken, tender chicken swimming in a tomato-butter-cream sauce. The weekend lunch buffet is a bargain, with deals on dishes including halwa puri, a sweet pudding-like sweet made with semolina or carrots paired with potatoes, chickpeas, and puri. Bring your friends to enjoy a spread in its inviting indoor or outdoor space, or order ahead online to skip any wait and take your food to-go. Best of all: Zaviya is open super late for any evening cravings." - Erin Russell, Sana Khan
"Originally called Mirchi, this revamped restaurant near Scofield Farms remains steadfast about its Indian and Pakistani menu. There’s chicken karahi (chicken cooked with a tomato-butter sauce), beef nihari (beef that is slow-stewed with spices and peppers), haleem (a meaty porridge), and nutty-creamy kormas (where meats and vegetables are marinated in yogurt). Takeout orders can be placed online; there are indoor dine-in services." - Nadia Chaudhury
"far north Austin Indian-Pakistani restaurant Zaviya Grill" - Nadia Chaudhury
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