Today was my first time going to a Pakistani restaurant! Granted, I only tried one thing, but it…read morewas excellent. We ordered the halwa puri, what is known to be a traditional and popular breakfast. It comes with several fried dough flatbread made fresh and served warm with different halwa to eat it with- I mostly enjoyed the chickpea one! There's sweet and savory flavors to alternate between and the dish doesn't look like much but surprisingly filling. It's very good comfort food and is their special on Sundays for $6.99.

Khanbaba has some solid menu items, but the prices don't always match the quality. That being said,…read moretheir customer service is always on point--super accommodating and friendly, which makes the experience better. Here's the breakdown of what I've tried: * Falooda - Really good! Definitely a standout item. * Papdi Chaat & Samosa Chaat - Decent, I'd rate them 3.5/5. The flavors are there but could be better. * Halwa Puri - One of the better ones I've had in Miami, though not the best overall. * Zinger Burger - A solid 3.5/5, crispy and flavorful. I wish it had a more stronger flavor. While the food is decent, I do feel they are overpriced for the quality. It's a good spot if you're craving desi flavors, but I wish the portions or taste justified the cost a bit more. Would still return for the falooda and chaat!

Good paki food…read more Karahi Garlic and Coriander Naan I love it probably best Indian restaurant in the area

Came here for their weekend buffet on Saturday around 1:30 pm and it was still a good variety of…read morefood. It starts 11 AM and ends at 3 PM. Some of the bins were empty but with the 2 other tables dining in when we were there, they tried to refill as often as the kitchen prepared. The chana masala and the saag potatoes were amazing. Rich flavors with dense thick sauces which is great cause my husband and I have gone to a lot of places where dishes were watery and had no ingredients. There was only bryani seasoned rice, no white rice option. The buttered Naan and fried dough puff were brought out fresh from the kitchen and delicious. The spicy curry chicken was fantastic. The halwa dessert was delightful along with the Chai tea and gulab jamun. Service was efficient, did what they were supposed to as far as cleaning and serving, no speaking.

We have been in this place a few times. The service is good, they have a variety of Indian, and…read morewestern food. We always ask for garlic naan and different types of curry etc. The decoration is very simple, it feels like you are eating in your house.

The restaurant is clean and looks great but Everytime I come here for Chinese food the chef has…read moreleft on a break. And that why I've stopped coming here. Took a chance again today 6pm on a Sunday evening and guess what, the chef left for a break .

I tried Maharaja for the first time tonight by take out. I try to avoid trying places for the first…read moretime through take out because I feel it's an unfair disadvantage. A restaurant can't always shine to the best of its ability with take out. But Maharaja has won me over in one night of take out! And ruined me for all other Indian restaurants I have had in the past. Not a single meal I've ever had in any Indian restaurant before tonight holds a candle to Maharaja, and I sincerely mean that. I can't wait to return and dine in. The inside is so lovely too. Tonight I had yellow lentil soup, the Maharaji Karahi chicken, and butter naan. I recommend all of it.

As we were parking in the strip mall that houses Maharaja, the passengers in the car next to us…read morewere eating samosas. Since Maharaja seemed to be the only Indian place nearby, we figured they got their snacks there. The eatery offers indoor and outdoor dining. And the decor is eclectic and cool. We were the only ones in the restaurant for a while on a Sunday at lunchtime, but soon we were joined by other diners. And like the passengers in the car, they, too, were South Asian. To me, this was a great sign. Our server was extremely polite. And she asked several times if the food was good and if we needed anything. We also got complimentary Indian crackers before our meals. And were given free warm cheese balls for dessert. We ordered the goat korma and the lamb maharaja, both medium spicy, for our meals. The goat was tender but the korma sauce was creamier than expected and a bit sweet with actual bits of raisins. The lamb maharaja was spicier than a medium level. But oh so good with a great tomato sauce that offered a scintillating tingle to our tongues. It was definitely the standout entree. And everything came to the table piping hot, including the dessert cheese ball. We were disappointed with our order of naan. It was flat and tasteless. We've had better naan from a grocery store package. While the food definitely was very good, we thought the prices were a bit high. Our entrees were close to $30 each. And the portions were decent but not ample. Lunch for 2 with 2 entrees, an order of naan, tax, and tip, was $80.

Have driven past King's Grill a lot but decided to try it out for dinner one night. I got the…read moreChicken Boti bowl and the wife got the butter chicken burrito. It was amazing! Flavorful, tasty, aromatic just so good. Enjoyed it so much we got it again tonight. Shrimp Taco and Chicken Tikka Masala sub. The wife loved the burrito so much that's all she wanted. Cannot wait till I get to eat here again. My only regret is not trying this place out sooner. Also, anyone saying the service is slow, you can call in your order ahead of time. It's a smaller operation and Covid has place a strain on even the largest restaurants around. Cut people some slack.

Came to King's Grill on a Saturday afternoon. There wasn't another soul in the restaurant which was…read morereally nice. It's a decent size, minimalistic, nice greenery. We ordered the veggie samosas, chicken tikka fries, paneer tacos, a side of fries and mango lassi. The mango lassi was flavorful and refreshing. The side of fries were crispy and for $6, you get a ton! The veggie samosas were incredible. Crispy on the outside, delicious flavor on the inside. I could've just had two orders of those and been happy. The chicken tikka fries were such an insane portion, definitely enough for 2. The chicken was juicy and fresh. The tikka was pretty spicy, but not spicy enough to ruin the meal. Just spicy enough maybe to make the nose run a little, but leave you wanting more. The paneer tacos were super unique. Ive never seen anything like it. They weren't skimpy on the paneer either, would absolutely order these again! Overall with everything we ordered, and a soda, the total came to $53.40. Considering we didn't have to eat for the rest of the day, and two of the items we got were unique, I'd say it was worth the money and I would for sure be back to try other things.

I placed a $63 Dollar order on Uber Wara. The yellow dal was…read moreundercooked and nearly raw! The Bindhi Masala was ordered as mild to medium heat level, it was inedibly spicy, and I like it hot! There was supposed to be a free garlic naan with any order over $40 Dollars, well... they charged me for it annd to top it all off, the center of the dough was undercooked and raw! The moreover I called the restaurant 3 times, no answer. $63 dollars later I was still hungry and had to throw away the food. I sent a complaint to Unber Eats and they told me ti leave a review, no refund was issued. This place absolutely sucks! Save your money!

Was overcharged a different price from what is on the menu. In addition to that, the dish didn't…read moreeven come with any rice or naan -- just a tiny portion of overly oily Baingan Bharta for $16.

This is one of the only places I come too for Indian/Pakastani treats in south FL…read more If you happen to pass by early in the day, the desserts are fresh and warm. This restaurant also offers a full meal menu, you have the option for take out, or dine in, and buffet style. I've had food here a couple of times and it sure is delicious. My favorite is the veggie samosas, and the biryani are a definite must! The staff is always welcoming and friendly. The restaurant inside is a bit outdated, they have a few table and chairs set up, it's not fancy or pristine, but, get in, get your food and go, or sit down for a quick bite and move on. It's not a fancy places for huge family or friends gathering or dinner parties.

Lost for words on how amazing everything was. Beef Nihari and hospitality was unmatched. The most…read moreauthentic Pakistani/Desi food in South Florida hands down. Sohail is a champ and a amazing host.

Such a wonderful restaurant definitely a nice little hidden gem, the gentleman is so kind and sweet…read moreand is so eager to teach about his culture and his food you couldn't ask for a better guy and of course the food his wife and he makes is absolutely delicious. If you're ever in the mood this is definitely the spot to go to.

The food was outstanding every dish was full of flavor, beautifully presented, and cooked to…read moreperfection

we order bihari kabab, this is the best real bihari kabab no…read moreone in florida can make authentic real bihari , then bando khan the gola kababs are a lso out of the world, anyone looking for real karachi taste, this is the place to go

Do You, my friend, have a sophisticated mouth palate? Or does you palate wear a bandana and chill…read moreout while trying all kinds of foods. Either way, feeling alittle adventurous then try brain masala. Yucky ? No actually it tastes very good, as a kid I was totally grossed out by the whole concept of this Pakistani delicacy. As a adult I have gotten to the point that I want to try different unique foods and see if I like them. Bundo khan is a "minimalist" restaurant, actually it is a shabby looking restaurant with no sense of decor or beauty. The food takes forever to cook (45 mins at least) so go on a day where you have time or place the order on the phone. However, brain masala is one item on the menu that keeps me going back every few weeks when my palate craves some brain food. You can get a order of daal (lentils) they are made in thick gravy sauce and are good. I do not recommend the kabobs or chicken tikkah etc because the portions are so small and dry it's not even funny. If you want to step it up a notch and your palate is on a wild streak, get takka tak ! You must be thinking takka, whatt ? Let me explain takka tak is also another delicacy and it is a mixture of maghaz(brain), gurda(kidneys), champein(ribs) etc. All these organs are chopped and mixed together to make a unique dish with masala (spices). Takka tak word originates from the way the chef chops the pieces and you hear a cool sound in his knife mastery. So, I suggest to order brain masala and takka tak and see which one your palate likes best.