My first time trying Pakistani food and I am impressed wowww. I didn't know what to order so I just…read moredecided to go with what I've heard about on the general internet. I got the chapli kabob and it is sooo good. It's essentially a beef patty seasoned with aromatic spices garnished with onions, cilantro, roasted tomato and lemon. I thought it would be small but it's actually a decent size portion. I also got the nihari which is probably the most widely known Pakistani dish. It's a beef stew that's really flavorful. It's kind of oily so you can just drain the oil. This place doesn't have the best ambiance- it seems like a takeout place but the food is so tasty I am curious to try some of the other stuff now!

Ok let me start off by saying that although there are chairs, this restaurant is better for…read moretakeout. The space is kind of small but there are several tables. There's a few tables if you do decide to eat in tho, as we did. The food was phenomenal. My family loves Indian food and this place hit the spot. The butter chicken and vindaloo were on point. They're a little spicy so ask for mild if you can't handle spice. The staff is kind and attentive. Would definitely come back.

One of my favorite spots in all of metro Detroit. Amazing food and amazing prices. We have been…read moregoing here for years and we won't stop going. The chicken biryani is to die for. Best biryani in the area. Their haleem and nihari is also amazing. We also ordered catering for a party. Service was prompt, reliable, and the food was good if not better than in restaurant. Pricing is also very competitive. I highly recommend checking this place out for the food. The restaurant itself is no frills but the food makes up for it 100%.

I had a lot of expectations about food from the restaurant after seeing all of the great reviews…read more Sadly was let down on both instances that we tried here. The first time around we had the chicken biryani. While the flavor itself seemed good it was a tad salty. Also the bone-in chicken was chopped small and overcooked, as a result you had shreds of meat (no meaty chunks) and some bones with absolutely no meat on them. The second time around I asked for lamb qorma. Super oily and heavy on the stomach even with a small portion. The lamb meat was also overcooked, shreds of meat and small bits of bone which really made the entire eating experience unpleasant. Maybe I'll give this place another try some time in future with hopes of having a great meal like many of my fellow Yelpers.

Ordered chicken biryani, butter chicken with Naan. Excellent service by the owners themselves,…read moredrank chai tea while waiting for my order. Family owned and they are super proud of the restaurant and passionate about their foods. Very calm ambience and place was cleaned. Please continue to support them as they are very community involved also. This is my second visit all the way from Saline and will come back when in the area again. Thank you. Muhammad

This is my second time visiting this restaurant. I absolutely love Ann Arbor, and the food scene…read morehere is some of the best in the country. Kolachi serves good food, but unfortunately the customer service leaves a lot to be desired. The staff is not particularly welcoming, seating takes a long time, servers rarely check in, and even basics like naan seem to be rationed. On my visit, I also noticed ants near the buffet area, which was concerning. Overall, the food is enjoyable, but the dining experience is heavily impacted by the lack of hospitality and attention to customers. With better service and improved cleanliness, this restaurant could be much better.

I took a bait to try this restaurant as my regular Indian spots were closed. Placed an order though…read moreGrubHub app. Order was ready for pick up after 45 minutes. It's a small spot with limited booths. Ordered Tandoori Chicken, it comes with Naan or Rice as side. Expected it to be in the curry consistency seeing the sides but it was dry. Chicken was perfectly cooked and the Naan that came along tasted fresh. Decent packaging, I had mentioned to include cutlery when placing the order but they did not include them. The cashier or the owner sounded so rude. The price didn't match the portions. Customer service can be better.

This is a real hidden gem! If you are looking for daily homestyle fresh Pakistani food of the…read morehighest quality in this area then this is the ONLY place you need to go! It's well worth the drive too! We were staying at a hotel in Ypsilanti and after careful research I found this place in Canton. They have a simple straight forward menu but they can make anything for catering and the like. This is a quaint little mom and pop place that's serving up the best Lahori desi food we've had in a long time! The sesame naan tasted like roghni nana with real ghee on the top and brought back my fond memories of having it in Lahore long ago. This was the closet to Lahore roghni naan we've had ever in over 25 years!! They was so good we ordered 20 to take back home with us as you're not going to find this flavor and quality anywhere in US! The tandoori chicken was melt in your mouth magnificent as they make their own spice blend that I won't forget! The goat biryani and chicken karahi was so good that we couldn't stop eating even though we were full. The goat was plentiful, tender and flavorful. The owners Ali & Aisha are very welcoming and you almost feel like you're at your Auntie's or at home. They make everything themselves. Very generous portions of everything at a really good price! The chutney was a nice accompaniment to the entrees as well. When was the last time you had a true authentic samosa with jovaan (carom seed) in the crust?!! Nothing was a bit oily but packed with unique and familiar flavors. Aisha just made a fresh batch of rus malai desert and it was like biting into puffy light delicious pillows. I sure wish they had their place in my state. This place is one for my record books of "Best Pakistani food places in the USA"! Small place but mighty Desi Daag! Thanks so much Ali & Aisha for the beautiful food experience at your place; Tandoori Corner!!

The butter chicken is yummy, and so is the naan. I ordered through the Yelp app and the food was…read morejust coming out of the kitchen when I arrived - perfect timing. In addition to carry out, Reshmi has a full dining room, but it looked a little down at the mouth, so I don't think I would dine in. However, I will order carry out from here again.

One the best Bangladeshi/ Indo food you will taste in this region. Reshmi have stepped up there…read moregame to the next level. I have been getting food for about two months on a regular and the freshness and the taste has been consistent I recommend you give them a try if you have not already done so. You will not be disappointed. Enjoy

Always such delicious food! One of our favorite places to go for dinner, especially when we're…read morecraving homemade Naan :)

I hate to do this bc they seem like nice people but the food is WAY OVERPRICED for what you get…read more Curry is way too oily, the biryani had very little meat, a the veggie dish was basically oily onions for $20. Please step your game up

This place is as authentic as it gets for a good home cooked Pakistani food!…read more If you've never had Pakistani food a great place to start is Nihari which is the national dish of Pakistan. Nihari is a slow cooked beef shank stew that's cooked for 6 hours which makes it so soft it pulls apart, but the best part is the gravy which goes perfectly with some garlic naan or even regular naan because it soaks up all the flavor from the gravy. My second favorite dish I've had here is the highway chicken karhai. The reason why the highways in Pakistan are so famous for having some of the best food is because people in Pakistan believe that truck drivers in Pakistan should have the best food due to their very long journeys along the highway. Therefore the highway chicken karhai here is an absolutely kicker of a dish packed with robust flavor and it's cooked in a wok which is the most traditional way to enjoy karhai. It goes really well with a tawa paratha which is a traditional fried bread on a pan or a puri which is a deep fried soft bread. If you're not sure what to try the first time they also have a buffet on Saturday and Sunday where they have a variety of dishes you can try. This also includes Payas (goat heel curry) which is a Pakistani delicacy and goes great with naan. When you walk in you'll see lots of small traditional items and artwork that are a huge part of the Pakistani culture like the rickshaws and paintings on the wall of some of the most iconic places in Pakistan like the tomb of Jinnah who is the founder of Pakistan. Overall, as a person who's from that part of the world I'd say this place definitely takes me back to my childhood! I will be visiting more often!

10/10 Pakistani Food! Authentic desi flavor!…read moreFriendly chef. Large sitting arrangement.

Yelp has come through yet again. Friends were in from California and I wanted to make a good…read moreimpression. So I told them I knew of, but haven't tried (just in case the place didn't work out well), an outstanding eatery of their traditional cuisine. My search brought us here. Small, clean, intimate and a little material ambiance, this place was filled with fabulous sounds and smells. It was almost like a blind date. In this case, we knew the people not the venue. The staff were friendly and exchanged a few pleasantries with our friends that I didn't understand. It brought about many smiles. I enjoyed everything that floated past me except the Aam Diya. I'm sure it was prepared as it should've been, I'm just not a big mango nut. The Mulligatawny soup was fabulous as was the Tandoori Chicken Biryani. Next time we come I'll be eating the Chana Massala and the Vindaloo. The price is right and the portions are fair. The neighborhood has seen better days but that doesn't affect the experience. 11/25

Not bad for authentic tasting Indian food…read more Ordered goat goat korai and lamb korma, garlic naan, coriander sampler. All in all very good! Korma was slightly sweet even though I ordered mild spice. Keep that in mind. The goat taste better than lamb, which is more dense. The korai was delicious. Not heavy since it is not too creamy. The spice level of mild plus was perfect and not overwhelming but I'm glad I DIDN'T get medium else it would have been too spicy. Garlic naan was good but not special. The coriander sampler was a nice combo of all their appetizers - kabob, tandoori, lamb chop. It was a bit salty but flavor was there. small place with few tables. Service was not bad. Lady was patient in answering my qs.