Very kind, attentive service and good was excellent. Lamb taas appetizer was the best thing on the…read moretable, but all plates were quite good. The goat curry lunch wasn't super heavy on the meat, but the rest of the items that came with the meat more than made up for this. The lentils and spinach which came with the lunch were really flavorful. Chicken momos with chili were excellent but likely wouldn't travel great with the sauce on them. If getting takeout, you might want to skip the sauce but on the table, these were standouts. We were cautioned against getting the very spiciest level for the lamb, and we were glad we did as we have high specie tolerance, and the lamb was perfectly spicy without going over the top. Will come back!

This is a suburb of a suburb, so I was a bit surprised to find this Nepali restaurant packed. I've…read morecertainly been to other Indian restaurants in suburban Virginia that produced high quality food but weren't crowded. I got an array of takeout including a samosa chaat with pomegranate arils, some classic momos, and a very spicy daal. Even at one level below the maximum spice setting, it was still quite strong, but also loaded with nuanced flavors of spices and greens. Getting a plain paratha to mop up the lentils turned out to be a great decision; I usually get my parathas filled but the plain one was delightfully flaky. I had plenty of choices, and found the stop both convenient and worthwhile.

My husband and I ate there Monday evening and it was a very good experience. Service was great and…read moreour young server was efficient and pleasant. Restaurant was very clean with a pleasing decor. We had the appetizer sampler platter, pistachio chicken Korma and butter chicken. The food was excellent, particularly the flavorful sauces that came with each dish. Portions are generous and we had enough take home for a second meal. Would highly recommend.

Vibe: 3/10 - at the lunch buffet, it was dead silent and you could only hear the sounds of forks…read morescraping and people chewing around you. Did not help the vibe! Service: 7/10 Value: 8.5/10 (for the weekend lunch buffet - $20/person) Lunch buffet: 6.5/10 Overall: 6.25/10 (3.125/5) [To clarify our review system: 10 = we'll never have anything else as good as this in our lives (we use 10 very sparingly!) 9 = extraordinary 8 = great 7 = above average 6 = average Anything below 6 is being critical]

Very good! I went there with a friend last night for dinner…read moreand we were the only ones there. The service was great. Staff was so friendly to us And the food was sooo good!! I got the plain paratha, and the tikki masala. We also got the chili wings as appetizers! I'm eating leftovers now and it's just as yummy Would recommend and I will definitely be going back

I selected this restaurant on location, as the nearby BJ's is a good place to get gas before the…read moreprice jumps up in the DC area. The location is a shopping mall, but they've got it decorated up with some pride and were quite fastidious. The menu leans Punjabi, and I sought to try their sarson ka saag. Oddly, it was not available with makki di roti, the traditional corn bread accompaniment, but I did get a more conventional wheat based bread which was delightfully fluffy and a good combination. Their saag was a warm flavor and a very heavy dish; there must have been plenty of butter in those greens. An aloo tikki chaat ordered spicy was quite hot and it took some fortitude to devour it as quickly as I did, fortunately having a chai to wash it down. The item I came for didn't 100% deliver, but overall it was a good experience and I would came back.

Stopped in for the first time today to avoid the traffic on Rt 29 and Afghan Famous Kabob did not…read moredisappoint. No frills decor and delicious kabobs. The sauce has just the right amount of kick. Will be stopping in on a future trip down 29, even if there's no traffic at all.

This place is the best kabob place I've tried around Nova. The green sauce I could straight up…read moredrink although my stomach would be a little mad at me

Food and service was great. It's kind of like similar restaurants that serve bowls wraps and salads.read more

Good quality affordable food fast friendly service Fast…read moreservice and plenty of seatings

The lamb was good the vegetables and rice was good too but the shami kabob no taste like a peace of…read moreplastic No ground beef inside I couldn't eat it

Food was very good. Friendly staff. Clean place. Nice size…read moreportions. Will repeat. Gyro good. Chick peas good. Rice good. All the meat was very good. Lots of flavor and tender

After months of talking about trying this place, we finally went -- and it was worth the drive!…read more(And we should have gone sooner!) We loved that they were flying the Sri Lankan and US flags out front, it helped us find it in the strip mall. :) We wanted to try a few of my favorites -- string hoppers, hoppers, chicken kotthu, chicken curry and masala vadai (lentil fritter appetizer). None of it disappointed! My husband and daughter both loved the masala vadai, hoppers and chicken curry. We all enjoyed the real Sri Lankan drinks they had -- Dilmah brand! -- and sodas. It'd be great to add beer to the menu, my guess is they're waiting on the ABC license (there appears to be a bar ready to be stocked!). If you've never had Sri Lankan before, the staff is friendly and willing to field questions and give recommendations. It's always a little hard to describe Sri Lankan food -- but after growing up in Southeast Asia and spending time in India, I describe it as the missing link between the two -- which geographically makes sense! More coconut than Indian, and different spice combos than Indonesian/Thai. It's incredible unique and super tasty! Their menu also has pretty lengthy descriptions, which help you decide. I also loved the Sri Lankan pride on display -- cards on the table with different explanations of locations, etc; placemats with photos of its amazing nature and a TV playing scenes of the greatest hits of Sri Lankan tourism.

This place is a bit out in the sticks, but I found an excuse to visit as they're bringing the…read morecuisine of Sri Lanka to the region. There used to be a similarly named Sri Lankan restaurant in DC proper, but since it closed I don't know where else you'd go for this cuisine. They had a tourism channel playing in the background, which was rather propagandistic but did have some interesting information about this distinctive island country. The cuisine is definitely distinctive; it is different than any Indian restaurant you'd try. Notably, it is not as vegetarian-friendly as a lot of Indian places, but there were still interesting things to try. I sampled a dish of stir-fried string hoppers (ultra-thin rice noodles) with shredded vegetables to match. It came with a mouthwatering spice mix and although I ordered it unsure if I would finish it, I did, aided by an accompanying chili paste. A vegetable soup was likewise tasty, and among their appetizer selections was a set of fantastic lentil fritters, which should be tried. The place could have been cleaner, and notably this cuisine is brightly colored and will stain a white table cloth pretty easily. I hope they do well and expand their menu offerings, and I was happy to have tried it.

Definitely will be coming back. Having to do low carb and asked for no beans and rice and he gave…read moreme a double portion of salad. Kabobs had an amazing taste and spice. Just enough heat to feel a tingle but not burn your mouth to where you can't taste anything else.. Very tender and juicy.

I stopped in for lunch on a weekday after finding this place on a social media site. Upon…read moreentering, it's a very small, no-frills type of eatery with a few tables and comfy seats. There's a guy working there... he's the owner, chef, order-taker, etc. He's interesting and nice to chat with. He can prepare most any type of Pakistani dish, fresh-to-order. He uses a Tandoor to make naan and also makes his kabobs inside it, which is one of the two ways that's authentic (with the other being over a wood/coal fire, not over a gas grill, like most places). The food on my visit was amazing, tasty and fresh. The naan was incredible! He also serves "American" food like burgers, subs, etc, but if you like curries and such, stick to eating those here. The prices and service were very nice! I really enjoyed my visit and will definitely be back, soon!