Katie N.

With a long workday ahead, I decided to try BK Grill! Chicken Shawarma: 4/5 For $14, I would definitely purchase this meal again. The shawarma was bigger than my face, so don't underestimate their portion sizes. I ordered mine without pickles. The chicken was perfectly moist and well-seasoned, and the fries were fresh, delicious, and nicely salted. However, I do wish there had been more sauce in the shawarma. Service: 5/5 I ordered through the kiosk and picked up a buzzer for my order. The employees were friendly and attentive, and there were staff members walking around the dining area to clean tables and collect trays. Ambiance: 5/5 Plenty of seating and parking. The restrooms were very clean, and there is natural lighting that makes it a nice spot for studying. Overall: I would come back for the chicken shawarma and would love to try more from their menu, especially their shakes. Give BK Grill a try if you're in the area!

Arshad H.

BK Grill (Bundoo Khan Grill) has officially opened up in South Orange County at the Rahma Center in Lake Forest! I no longer have to drive 45 minutes away to Fullerton to get my Pakistani food fix at Bundoo Khan. They have seating for about 110 people and one can order their food online as well as at a kiosk at the casual cafe. While they don't offer all the items that the original restaurant in Fullerton has, they also offer pizza, burger, sandwiches, and chicken options. Everything here exceeded my expectations in terms of quality and how well it was prepared. Italian Job ($16) - This Neapolitan style pizza featured ground beef, beef bacon and pepperoni slices over a bed of mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce. It tasted incredible and had a thin and chewy crust that went well with all the toppings. Classic burger ($8 and $2 more for an extra patty) - This burger is identical to the one's being served at Habit Burger, except the meat here is halal. It consisted of caramelized onions, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and mayo. The burger was juicy and flavorful. Paratha/Naan ($3) - I tried the paratha which is a deep-fried, crispy, buttery, multi-layered flaky flatbread. It went well with the kabobs. Beef seekh kabob ($9 - 6 pieces / $14 - 12 pieces) - These small barbecued ground beef kabobs are seasoned with their famous blend of spices and are so tender and juicy. They go well with some tamarind or mint chutney, so be sure to ask for these sauces. Chicken tikka ($9 - leg/thigh) - This leg/thigh chicken piece had so much flavor from the marinade and was perfectly prepared in a tandoor. Although on the pricy side, it is a must. Overall, all the items I tried here were amazing and customer service was fantastic. They are still in their soft opening phase but I will be frequenting this place more often to get my Pakistani BBQ fix and look forward to trying additional items. All the food served here is HALAL!

Sadaf A.

The legendary Bundoo Khan is now open in Lake Forest!! And offers Italian, American options too. I absolutely love the ease of parking, amazing set up, great hosts and you can work or bring the whole family with you. Huge space to sit, gorgeous lighting, fast service and the ambiance. Going there third time now since they opened last week. You can thank me later

Ruby G.

So it's actually in the Rahma Center so dress super respectfully. You walking in and it's inside of a business center. Super gorgeous and super clean. There is BK grill and sabr inside so u can eat and then get chai. The food was fire and service was very fast. There are lots of students studying and the crowd seems good. There is security outside as well.

Minhee S.

My friend found this place through Yelp and didn't know it was inside a mosque. From the outside, the mosque looks like a regular office building. Even the restaurant looked like a regular modern cafeteria. We were there for the food, so it didn't matter. The kitchen was large, new, and clean. We ordered the falafel sandwich ($13), garlic mushroom truffle pizza ($14), chicken Tikka ($9), and masala fries ($5). The drink station is located right outside the kitchen area and carried Stubborn sodas, along with 2 fruit drinks. There were plenty of tables and chairs for the diners, cafetria style. The falafel sandwich is actually a wrap, and comes with a small portion of shoestring fries. The taste of the wrap was good overall but it required more filling. The falafel balls were small and there was little bit of veggies and hummus. The plate did not fill me up. The garlic mushroom truffle pizza was very good. The dough was light and crispy, but not like a cracker. I had a bite of the chicken tikka. It was smoky and tasty. It comes with 2 slices of tomato and cucumber, and a slice of red onions. But you don't get rice or naan with it, so the veggies worked separately. You get a single piece of leg/thigh or breast, so I'm not sure if the plate is worth $9. They use frozen shoestring fries, nothing satisfying. The masala seasoning was good, but that was about it. The potion was a bit lacking here as well. I'd go back for their pizzas but not for other items.

Pauline N.

Overall a great spot! I'd recommend their grilled chicken! Delicious flavors that had the perfect marinade and was so juicy. I was pretty underwhelmed by the pizza however - nothing special and lacked much flavor/standard pizza! Clean spot in a business plaza! I'd definitely come back for the chicken!

Natasha R.

Today we tried their bacon burger and Cheese pizza. The burger was a bit on the spicy side and my son couldn't eat it but it was for sure good. The pizza was delicious! They added imli chutney and raita which is a great addition. The prices are on the higher side though. The service is as always .excellent and ambiance is top notch.

Abdulrahman A.

this restaurant charges way too much money compared to the portions they give. For example, a chicken tikka at least the size of a hand costs 9 dollars! compared to Costco, where you can get a whole rotisserie chicken for almost 5 dollars. I am honestly quite shocked at why would a muslim owned business, that wants to serve this community, charge so much for such little portions? Further examples include their pizzas; charging 12 dollars for a small pizza?? Compared to Costco, which gives you a big cheese pizza for that amount, enough to feed a whole family! It makes you wonder, is this place open to genuinely serve the Muslim community, or is it there just to make a quick buck? I honestly say, if they reduce their prices by just two dollars, it would be acceptable, but to charge this much for measly portions?? I really hope this can change. Regarding my own experience, as a student who comes here to study and is not trying to go out, this place is supposed to be built for students like me to be able to purchase affordable meals and it should be for Muslims in general who want to support a Muslim owned business like this one. I purchased a burger for 10 dollars. The patty was dry and small, and it was put in a big bun to disguise it as a big burger. Their "bacon" felt more like chewing on plastic, very hard to chew and swallow.

Khalid M.

I am so glad that we have a new Pakistani restaurant in South Orange County, and that too part of the Rahma Center. The BK Grill has a variety of food options from different pizzas, to sandwiches and a limited menu from Bundu Khan too. There are also a selection ofof shakes. When I went recently, the complete menu was not available so I ordered from the Bundu Khan limited menu and the Tikka Napoli pizza which was delicious. The service is good and it's a really nice clean place with plenty of seating. I'm definitely coming back to try their other stuff.