Still great here! Stopped in grabbed the tea, best one in town! The staff here is just so amazing,…read moresuper friendly.

Took my son here to celebrate his new job and it easily became our new favorite place!…read moreUpon arriving, a young gentleman had us pick our seat, brought menus, and a pitcher of ice cold water. I ordered the namprik pao, my son the kimchi fried rice. Both were fantastic!! Mine was so good I don't know if I could even bring myself to order anything different and I want it again today to be honest! There is a 6% discount when paying cash. Pay at counter (check doesn't come to your table). I'm looking forward to coming back soon!

Came here just to get dessert. Ordered the coconut sticky sweet rice with fresh mango. It was a…read moredecent portion of sweet rice with warm coconut milk poured over it and diced fresh sweet mango chunks. The sweetness of the rice was just right. Will definitely go back to try other desserts and main dishes.

Authentic Thai food! Reminds me of eating soup every day in Chang Mai! Fast service and vibey…read moreatmosphere. I recommend the Burmese coffee too!

Tried Baraka Eats through Too Good To Go and wow--it absolutely delivered…read more We ordered through Too Good To Go and got two chicken over rice dinners and an order of sambusa. Everything was incredible. The chicken was juicy, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor. The rice paired so well with it--every bite hit. The sambusa was just as good--crispy on the outside with a flavorful, well-seasoned filling inside. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food here. Definitely coming back for more.

Outstanding food and service. We love everything we've tried. Neat and tidy welcoming restaurantread more

Disappointed that there are so few reviews for this place on yelp! Last week, a friend visiting…read morefrom CO and i went there and enjoyed a great meal, for the princely sum of $21.00 + tip! In CO, the main ethnic food is Mexican, so this was a real treat (and another feather in Buffalo's cap, given all the various ethnic foods we have here). We shared fuska (aka pani puri in Pakistan), chana and another dish. We ate well, enjoyed a bit of a chat with the owner. For dessert (still part of the total bill), we each had a small Indian ice cream, one mango and one falooda. The mango was full of flavor, the falooda was more subtle, but tasty. Neither of us could really describe its flavor, but the ingredients include sweet basil seeds, cashew and almond.

The food is delicious, service, from owner is wonderful. Quaint, tiny corner space. Owner will…read morepatiently explain each item for those unfamiliar with Bangladeshi foods. Pro tip, to avoid crowds, he mentioned in his culture, most people don't eat until after 3-7pm

We stopped here for dinner and were unaware that they didn't have tables. You basically order at a…read morecounter or over the phone. Very run down inside and out and not in the best neighborhood, which doesn't bother me if the food is good. We ordered 22 steamed sesame chicken and dumpling noodle soup with chicken. The food was all very good and we bought some frozen packs to take home.

We had two flavors of vegetarian dumplings at the truck at the Kenmore farmers market. They were…read morespectacular! I am so used to frozen dumplings we get at the grocery store having a lot of filler in them. These were packed with delicious veggies

07/15/2026: Update: Another great meal at As-Salam! It's…read morethe kind of experience where we turn to each other and say, "We don't come here often enough!" We started with the lentil soup, boiling hot and full of lemon juice and black pepper. Mango lassis for both of us, and when we asked for tap water, we were given an entire pitcher of ice water for the table, with two cups. My husband ordered lamb handi, cubes of tender meat in a thick gravy with tomatoes, onions and green peppers. He had ordered it "Medium spicy", but I think the kitchen was grading on a curve: It was less punchy than the soup. Still, I wouldn't order "Hot" as I once did here: The chef takes pride in his liberal use of peppers at this level. (The menu warns you: "This is a dish for stronger constitutions"). My lamb shashlik was char grilled on a skewer (thoughtfully removed prior to serving) with slices of tomato, onions and green peppers, plated on a sizzling iron plate. The chunks of lamb had been marinated: They were so tender! The garlic naan? Fresh from a tandoor oven, with a little char, lots of butter and garlic, and a little parsley. It was so fresh and good! After the meal our waiter asked us if we would like tea, but I couldn't have eaten anything more (though I strongly recommend their creamy rice pudding!)

Great flavors. Comfortable booths and a warm home type atmosphere. Ordered a lamb tandoori. It…read morecomes baked in a pot with bread over the top. Great taste, but there wasn't much lamb. For an extra $2 upcharge to get lamb I would have liked more. It was mostly bread and rice. The rice was excellent! Super flavorful. It took a while to get service and the water is bottled water. Not complimentary like most restaurants. No ice or glasses. Despite these quirks, I would absolutely return to try other items. Worth a stop!

Bengal Grill was quiet for a while but reopened on June 8th with new ownership. I spoke to the…read moresweet family running the show now; they seem dedicated to providing fresh South Asian food at reasonable prices. I got the tandoori chicken and was astonished to see EIGHT pieces in the box - gloriously spiced and covered with onions and peppers. The paneer tikka was also a huge spicy portion. The owner even offered me a free dessert. Definitely coming back inshaAllah!

This was my first time trying this restaurant. I ordered takeout online. Mulligatawny Soup, Chana…read moreSaag, Garlic Naan, Butter Chicken. Everything was delicious and exceeded my expectations. Portions were generous, each main dish came with a large serving of rice. The person at the front desk was nice and told me about how many minutes it would take before my order was ready. He also asked if I needed plasticware. The restaurant was nice inside and seemed clean. My only complaint was the floors were real sticky.

Great South Asian restaurant with plenty of options. I did asked who was Mister Dee, curious as…read moreit's a weird combo menu, well I was not aware Mister Dee was the restaurant there before they bought the place. Great marketing to leave them on there and the menu for people who were familiar with Dees. Spot is a cute vibe. Tons of TVs, spacious and even has a Majlis area, which we happily sat in! Even though I needed to people help me back up, the experience was fun! The service was top notch. Two woman took care of us. Super friendly and helpful, as we had some questions on the food. Kind wish they always put pictures of the food on the menu so you at least get an idea of what the dish is when you not familiar with the dishes. But, she was very helpful and super nice. The food.. excellent! Serving sizes are large. The food came out piping hot, fresh and again delicious. We started with the chilli chicken and chicken Pakora. They came out with three side sauces, not sure what they were but all three were tasty. The chilli chicken was white meat chicken, super flavorful with a nice spice level. The fry on the pakora was good and seasoned well also. For my meal I went with the paneer butter masala. This dish was amazing. Came with a side of rice which was cooked and seasoned perfectly. There butter masala is so dam good! I'm a big cheese girl so I went with the paneer, just YUMMMMM. Dipped it with garlic naan, which again so good. The naan was crispy on outside and nice soft on the inside with just right amount of garlic. We also got the sesame naan which was good as well. My two friends for there meals went with the Chicken Tikka and the Chicken Haleem, they both loved. Our server over heard it was my birthday lunch so she brought us out Gulan Jamun. I would describe these delicious balls as like a mix between a donut and cake? It was good. It came out nice and warm and the balls are soaked with some sort of honey mixture. The bites actually tasted little like French toast to me, but again whatever they were they were delicious. I'm not a sweets person, and this was just the right level for my likin

What a find! upon walking in, we were greeted warmly, seated in a comfortable area. within sight…read moreis an area blocked off by folding screens for people to pray; rugs provided. Once the people stepped behind the screens, we could not see or hear them. An authentic experience. on the opposite side of the restaurant from where we were seated is a seating area where you can sit on the carpeted floor and eat at low tables. We enjoyed, for ~ $20.00, Pani Puri (Gol Gappa), Chicken Seekh Kabab (Single), Bindi Masala and plain paratha. We later added an order of barfi, which sounds disgusting but is an interesting dessert. My friend, who used to live in Pakistan, did the ordering, but both of us loved every bite. it's a bit out of the way, but well-lit parking lot and well worth your money!