We got the kids meal butter chicken which came with a decent amount. It was Sooo good. The chicken…read moretikka was good too, just not nearly as amazing as the butter chicken. The goat biryani was decent but felt like it was missing something we couldn't quite put our finger on. We also tried the crispy chicken sandwich and didn't care for it, and the samosa chaat was just okay. Overall, we would definitely come back for the butter chicken alone, it was that good!

I love the food here, but the service was very slow. They didn't even take our order - we had to do…read moreit via the QR code. Then for some reason they asked if we would switch our cauliflower dish to a different one.

As the 2-star system suggests, this definitely could have been better…read more First, the positives. The price is decent for a lunch buffet as was the service. As someone suggested, everything felt no nonsense. The biggest standout was the fresh naan they bought to the table, but that was it. The buffet itself didn't do much for me. Everything felt watered down and lukewarm. It wasn't the worst I've ever had, but it was far from great. I didn't get a ton of flavor in anything and felt like a lot of the items tasted the same. Where's the Saag Paneer or the Aloo Gobi? I felt like there were two kinds of rice, tofu stir fry (the only thing that felt like it had substance to me) and several soupy items.

Went for the dinner buffet and I was not disappointed…read more Sooooo many options and all of them were delicious. Our waitress was amazing with my food questions and the service was fast. Place gets kinda busy and I'm glad I went.

I recently went to this Halal restaurant for the first time. Price is expensive for the quantity…read moreyou get, but most of all, they apply sneaky charge without telling customers or asking for their permission when paying by card. We ordered chicken biryani and tastewise, it was okay and nothing special. $14.99 for a small size of biryani, specially chicken, is a lot in my opinion compare to others around the same area. What I didn't like is the sneaky illegal charge (hence low rating) of $0.50 if paying by card but without telling the customer or asking for their permission. They think that no customers check their receipt and they can sneak in whatever charge they want. This is true majority of the time, but this time they got caught with me because I am very familiar with these businesses, their sneaky tactics, and have always checked my receipt. If you look at my attached receipt, my total should have been $16.23 ($14.99 + 8.25% ($1.24) tax). However, as you can see in the attached receipt, I was charged $16.72! No explanation of that extra $0.50. How is this legal? How come I was not explained about this extra charge before charging me and asked if I still want to continue with the card or not? Maybe I would have paid with the cash had I knew about it! Think how many transactions they do on a daily basis and how many times they have done this illegal transactions and ripped off customers! Of course, extra $0.50 is not much for the majority of the customers but for the business it does add up at the end of the day! I really don't care that this extra charge is maybe going towards the vendor of the card processor, but why not advertised it clearly. How hard and difficult is it? What is going on and wrong with these businesses? This is really getting ridiculous and out of control! So frustrating and disappointing that there were no signs or any verbal communications about this additional charge prior to or after payment! How is this even legal when you don't advertise these charges, don't tell customers about these charges, and then just charge without customer's permission and then just hand over the receipt as if nothing has happened! Unfortunately, not many customers check their receipt and some don't even ask for the receipt let aside checking for the correct transaction amount. These businesses taking full advantage of those type of customers and just cashing in. Again, how hard is it for the business to be honest, transparent and clearly advertise with a sign if there will be any type of additional charge on top of the menu price? If putting a signage is a problem then how about training cashier and have them tell the customer clearly if they will be responsible for any additional charges. As I have aforementioned, had I knew about the additional credit card charges maybe I would have paid with the cash! In my opinion, there should NOT be any additional charges, beside the applicable taxes, and all "hidden" charges should be added in the menu price or just clearly advertised it. It is expensive for EVERYONE and not just for businesses. It is really not fair for these businesses to rip off customers with their hidden sneaky tactics like this! If they can't afford to take credit cards transaction then just don't take it. Hopefully this business will pay attention to my review and fixed this issue and will be transparent to the customers when it comes to payment. If not, then I will have no choice but to file a complaint with the applicable enforcement office(s) regarding these unauthorized charges. Businesses like these do make extra money in short amount of time, but they don't realize how quickly others have failed and closed down when they were doing the same thing.

Chicken Karahi was Awesome Dal was Excellent…read more Charasi goat Karahi had to be redone will skip it next time Nadeem bhai came over and took care of it..Overall good service

First visit, enjoyed the weekend lunch buffet. Freshly baked naan. Spinach pakoras. Nice variety of…read moremeat and vegetable offerings. This is an infinitely better use of this nicely decorated space as an Indian restaurant in place of a Wendy's fast food outlet. Amazing! They also have a full bar for those who enjoy an alcohol beverage.

Thanks to a recommendation here we found Panj Tara. They had a lunch buffet on (7 days a week) and…read morewe enjoyed the buffet. The Channa Masala was excellent, as was the dal, and Butter Chicken. I had several other curries all of which I liked. We were almost unhappy there was no nan, but then they arrived! Freshly baked Butter Nan, and it was one of the best we have had in years. Even if we were a little late (2pm) for the buffet, everything seemed very fresh. My wife liked the Kheer and custard, and I thought the Gulab Jamun was the best that I could remember. They have been open two months (in a old Wendy's) and deserve a LOT more business!

Ordered pickup - daal makhani thali dinner, Hyderabadi chicken biryani (bone-in), and mango lassi…read more Make sure you double check the drinks are in your order before you leave; they made my mango lassi fresh once I arrived for pickup. The man who handed me my food was very nice! I will be sure to come back when I am working in the area again! (Watch out for bones in Hyderabadi chicken biryani, there were some little bones in the dish.) Food was amazing and had lots of spices. Sambar and Rasam were both very flavorful and enjoyable! The daal makhani was a little spicy. Mango lassi was really good. It was way better than I expected and tastes like home cooking. Very enjoyable and the best part of my day! A great pick-me-up. I would gladly order this exact meal again.

First time I ordered from this place. The butter chicken tasted sour and spoiled. Absolutely…read moreinedible. The naan was not fresh either. I would not recommend this place AT ALL!

Recently tried Mo's Fiery Chicken & BBQ and honestly, it was a really good experience. Their…read morePakistani-style chicken biryani for just $4.99 is a steal the portion is generous and the quality is surprisingly great for that price. You can tell it's made with care, not just rushed food. I usually prefer Hyderabadi biryani (India)but trying this Pakistani-style version was something different for me and I actually liked it for a change. It has its own unique flavor and style that stands out. The owner, I believe his name is Br Arshad, is extremely humble and very attentive. He personally makes sure customers are taken care of, which really adds a nice touch. One thing to keep in mind it's better to call before going. They prepare the biryani fresh every few hours, so you'll most likely get it hot and freshly cooked, which makes a big difference in taste. I also noticed that not just the biryani, but their other menu items are very reasonably priced. Definitely planning to go back and try more. Their weekend lunch buffet also looks very attractive and is priced quite low compared to other places. The ambiance is simple, not fancy, but the hospitality and customer service are top-notch. That kind of warmth is hard to find these days. Really hope they continue the same quality and service going forward.

Food is absolutely authentic !! Owner and staff are very friendly and accommodating. Will be back…read morefor sure !! Best wishes !!

We got the chicken biriyani and it was delicious and a large portion. Spiced just right. Also had…read morechicken tikka masala also delicious, and palak paneer which was kind of soupy but good. This will be my new go-to place for Indian food.

I stopped by Eat Streets Indian Kitchen on our home after my son spotted it the day before while we…read morewere heading to another restaurant in the same strip. The dining area is spacious and flexible, with seating that works well for individuals, couples, and larger groups. Everything was clean, and the dining area smelled of Indian spices. There is also a separate dining room available for parties, which is a nice touch. Ordering is straightforward and efficient: you walk up to the counter, place and pay for your order, the food is delivered to your table and you enjoy it. I appreciated how generous the breakfast combos are each one comes with a good amount of food. We ordered a breakfast combo with all of our favorites: dosa, upma, idli, sambar, and vada. The dosa was well-fermented, crisp, and flavorful. The upma was soft and comforting, with a moist, fluffy texture and was well seasoning. The idli was light and fluffy, and the sambar had just the right of flavor to complement it. The vada was crisp on the outside, tender inside, and paired especially well with the sambar. We finished our meal with a masala chai and left very satisfied. The prices were reasonable for the quantity and quality of food served. Eat Streets Indian Kitchen is definitely a keeper for us and a spot we will return to when we are in the area.

Hadramout is another spot I would easily put up there with some of the best Yemeni food in the…read morecity. The food is consistently packed with flavor, the portions are massive, and you are leaving very satiated every time. The beef fahsa and lamb haneeth are staples and absolutely worth ordering, but their fish is also something I would recommend trying. It adds a nice change of pace while still delivering on flavor. The service is nothing out of the ordinary, but the food more than makes up for it. This is the kind of place you come back to when you want a reliable, filling, and flavorful meal.

It is a very good place. Service can be on the slow side but it is understandable. It not a big…read morefancy place. Food is good though. Second time went there. First was for a birthday celebration for one of our friend and second time for another birthday . Lamb Mandi is my fave. Portion is huge.. each times we ended up with lots of leftovers. Price is also good. It is worth the wait.