Haleem, chicken biryani, Chana chick peas Naan and halwa another level taste especially Beef…read moreHaleem !! Nice courteous staff and Ambience another great level Bronx is lucky to have nice restaurant

The service food and ambience was excellent. We tried multiple dishes and all were very flavorful…read moreand to our liking. The lady who served us was pleasant and helpful. You must try the garlic naan and the buttered chicken. The kitchen looked spotless and the tables were very clean. I will return to try more.

Always good delicious food Samosa best indigenous Pakistani…read morerecipe and awesome taste Ambience is great service is prompt and courteous

I ordered on DoorDash, so I can't speak for the customer service or vibe of the restaurant but this…read morefood was HORRIBLE!!! I ordered the samosa chaat, which is one of my favorite Indian appetizers, and it was swimming in liquid. It also had tomatoes and onions chopped on top. Since when does samosa chaat have tomatoes? Just absolute foolishness. I also ordered the chicken tikka biryani which was borderline inedible due to the spice. Don't get me wrong, I like a little kick, but this was ridiculous and the chicken was TOUGH!!! I tried this restaurant because it was cheaper than my usual Indian spot, but serves me right I guess. Everything went in the trash.

Careful the menu prices are not accurate. Menu says $24, actual price is $30. Excuse of "menu is…read moreold " Food is good, portions are small for a $30 large goat curry

I came 7:30 on a winter Friday night and it was pretty quiet (at one moment i was the only customer…read morethere) so with that in mind i want to come back in the summer and try again. I ordered at the counter and after 30 mins I checked and seems like my order had not been passed on, so I ordered again and this time food only took 10 mins to arrive. Naan was great. Chicken tikka masala was a bit oiler than I'm used to. They didn't have any plain rice available as a side order for the curry, so they suggested the Friday special rice which was chicken and chickpeas and ginger etc, unfortunately this had definitely been sitting a while and rice was pretty mushy. The staff were pretty friendly, and I liked how the dining area was decorated. $22 for the two dishes and naan (plenty of leftovers that i took home although not sure how well the rice will be tomorrow)

This was a DoorDash order, so I can only speak from a delivery perspective. All of the food was…read morevery flavorful and tasty. I've ordered from them before, but it has been a few years and it's remained consistent. The food arrived hot and fresh, which was a plus and the prices are very reasonable. Definitely the best Indian food I've had in the Bronx and I'll be ordering again in the future.

Ambience seating and very courteous table service 15 to 20 minutes waiting but worth itread more

This spot exceeds all alternatives. Employees showed notable customer care. Flavors stand out,…read moreservice flows well, and food quality remains top priority. The restaurant balances comfort with excellent maintenance. The neighborhood benefits from this spot.

This restaurant was a complete surprise when I found it. Tasty food. Their service team maintained…read moregood oversight. Their dishes didn't deserve special mention. The cuisine is tasty and the experience rewarding.

overall I thought the food was good, portions were huge, and prices were reasonable…read more The restaurant itself is pretty simple -- don't expect a fancy dining environment -- but the food is definitely the main point here. We ordered Gol Gappay, lamb biryani, Gosht Karahi, and a naan. The Gol Gappay was interesting. Crispy shells filled with chickpeas and potato, with a tangy, salty, savory flavor. Adding a little yogurt balanced it out nicely. Definitely something different. The lamb biryani was around the low teens price-wise and came in a huge portion with plenty of meat. The lamb was slightly dry -- felt like it may have been prepared earlier and kept warm -- but still flavorful and within expectations for the price. The standout for us was the Gosht Karahi. Tender but slightly chewy lamb, very savory and well seasoned, with lots of large chunks of meat. It looks a bit pricey at first, but considering how much meat you actually get, it felt like a solid value. We packed up half of it and still thought the leftovers were more generous than some restaurants' fresh servings. The naan was massive. Good flavor, although it didn't have that super fresh-out-of-the-tandoor smoky char. Funny enough, reheating it in the air fryer at home made it even better. One thing to know: every dish here runs large, so this place is better with a group. There are parking spots in front, but not many.

Inedible Signature Dish, Shockingly Unprofessional Service, and Zero Empathy…read more ​We visited this restaurant based on strong recommendations, hoping for a memorable family dinner. Unfortunately, after paying a $221 bill, this turned out to be one of the worst dining experiences we have ever had. ​While the karai was a redeeming bright spot, the signature nihari was completely disappointing--resembling a heavy, generic spicy curry rather than traditional nihari, and ultimately left uneaten. ​However, the food was secondary to the appalling level of service. In all our years of dining out, we have never witnessed staff physically clearing plates and food from a table while guests were still in the middle of eating. It is a fundamental breach of basic hospitality and respect. ​Compounding this, we were dining with our children, including a child with autism who was having a genuinely difficult moment. Given that management is reportedly well aware of these parenting challenges, the complete lack of patience, empathy, or professional grace from the staff was deeply disheartening. ​A $221 bill should at the very least guarantee a baseline standard of customer care and human decency. Regrettably, due to the total failure in service and professionalism, this was our first and last visit.

Sometimes you just need good, home-style food and that's what brought us to Sunrise Karahi after a…read morefriend's recommendation. We went as a walk-in on a Friday night and got seated immediately, which honestly surprised me. They have plenty of seating and I loved the decor. It's very cultural and added to the whole experience. Service was a bit slow, but it seemed like there was only one girl handling everything, so I get it. We started with pani puri and wow. It's a classic but the flavor here was next level. Easily one of the best I've had and definitely a top spot for me. For mains, we got the malai boti grill and chicken karahi. My husband would rate both a solid 9.5/10. I'm a Houstonian though, so my bar for grilled meat is pretty high and I'd say more like 8.5/10. Still really good overall. Definitely a solid go-to when you're craving authentic Pakistani food but I'm in Queens so I have so many more to try!

Finally after a lot of tries & long travel I finally reached the new talk of the town lol. ! Now…read morethe question is was it all worth it, Oh yes, definitely! I didn't realize they have buffet every day, that was a pleasant surprise. It's been too long I had buffet. Altho I have realized I need a friend with me who eats good to try all the yummy items ! Next time ....! After some authentic Pakistani food I also tried firni ( rice pudding) one of my favorite dessert & it was yum! Then as a desi I can't end a meal without a cup of hot chai, so I tried the Kashmiri chai. It was my first time trying it & I am not a fan of it. But I know for a fact it's a delicacy from that region & I am happy for the chance of trying it. The service was great, would have been excellent but only one guy can't be taking care of everyone! I guss around evening time they have more people to help out. Hope at-least on the weekends they have extra help on lunch time . I also checked out the restroom , was specious & clean. Hope it stays this way in future! Thank you guys for an awesome experience, hope for the best. Keep up the great work.

The chicken tikkas were khasta translated into tender and melt in your mouth. I had stopped for…read moregroceries in Little India and decided to pop in to have the tikkas, my favorite chicken samosa and a tawa roti smeared lavishly with ghee so much so that it glistened royally. I managed the chicken pieces and one samosa plus the roti. I had one more added to be packed. Sadek Khan is the major domo here combining taking orders, heating the food and serving it. He is always kind to me and has me sit at a table where no one else is going to trouble me. I must've a variety of the foods that I often see customers enjoy.

PROs - location , price , food CONs - service , some type…read moreof food , presentation Was walking by Lexington Avenue and saw this spot . I love tasting new restaurants and wanted to stop by this place . Fantastic location . Right in the heart of Lexington Avenue . Lots of other restaurants nearby. Lots of space inside to sit and eat . Even though the ambience is not that great , it's ok for a quick lunch .. service could be better. All guys go inside the kitchen and hardly come out . Wish they had a bell or something in the counter outside for the customers to call them . Sometimes you keep waiting for many minutes before they come out . For the price , food was good . They have many food items on display and we chose some curries .. quantity was good . Naan , white rice and 2 non veg curries for 13.50$. Not bad. ... goat curry was good . Perfect Lahori taste . Chicken curry was average . Could have tasted better . My only issue is presentation. The y just mix all curries in rice and they are smashed all across the plate . Wish they give these curries in separate containers so we can enjoy the flavor of each curries . Another thing is they just reheat these curries . They are precooked . Sometimes with that , we wouldn't know if it is fresh . It tasted fresh though. Overall a good restaurant but giving them 3 stars . Will visit again and check and improve my ratings if needed

I stumbled upon this hidden gem today on a walk with my son and they get my first 5 star review…read more Let me just say the girls they got working there deserve five stars alone! Sawsan had exceptionally great service and so did heba. Amazing workers, clean environment, quiet and beautifully decorated and most importantly HALAL local food y'all. The food was excellent. I had my one year old with me and asked heba for the least spicy option and she suggested butter chicken, it was still spicy to me LOL she took it back and brought it out a few moments later with no spice in sight! Sawsan was so welcoming and friendly the entire time, she packed our food for us and they didn't forget my samosas! I thought I did haha I ate so much and was so full, had my leftovers and still couldn't finish the food. So yummy If you're in the area for halal food or in search for delicious and local Indian cuisine pls don't hesitate to stop by. They also got a whole ballroom next door, I promise it gives Cinderella !!

their food was awesome , although not many people in that restaurant, basically no one beside us ,…read moreit seems mostly delivery but their kebab are delish

This place is so consistent no matter which location you're at. We did our usual order and it hit…read morethe spot. We were probably their last customers - we rushed over after a broadway show - and the staff was super accommodating. Their kitchen closes at 10pm. This might be my favorite biryani ever - I love how they do it!!!

Good Ambiance, tasty food and nothing to complain about service, other than it took them a while…read moreto get the TV tuned into the world cup game. Everything we ordered was great, probably one of the best Indian restaurants in Manhattan !! Do i need to say more?