shitty customer service, the hispanic/Spanish man was being very rude and disrespectful so was the person who was in the front Wanted a naan roll, but they wanted me to buy a paratha roll, idk who eats paratha roll but the most absurd customer service read more

One of the best places on Devon food is amazing. Prices are great! One of the few gems that are still open

Came here for early dinner on a Sunday night, arrived around 6pm and it was pretty empty, but the place is HUGE so it also might have seemed more empty than a smaller place. This place was recommended by a Pakistani colleague and so even though it wasn't busy we decided to stay. Firstly the place is very casual, no fine dining here so set your expectations, like many places on Devon it's all about the food, less about the ambience. That said, while most of the restaurant gives off a casual vibe, they do have a giant fancy chandelier in each room which I thought was kinda funny but cute lol. Anyway onto the food... We knew the grill was where it was at so we ordered the frontier beef and chicken boti along with naan. Then to mix it up we also got the aloo gobi and mutton biryani. The food was great, and huge servings. Between 3 of us we were stuffed and if we didn't have a friend who has a huge appetite we would have def of over ordered. The grill options were def the stand outs, with the biryani a good accompaniment having rice but not the best I've had. I however LOVED the aloo gobi. For a meat centric place I was pleasantly surprised by how good this dish was! The service was fine but not standout. We were seated promptly, orders taken promptly, food arrived hot and at a good pacing. However there was little check in service once meal arrived (had to call them over for water refill) and when they brought check (with a bowl of fennel seeds to help wth digestion which was a nice touch) he hovered until we'd signed the check which I always find awkward. It's a little more expensive than other places on Devon, but the meal was def a good one and I'm sure we'll be back. read more

Khan BBQ - casual dining room with juxtaposed fancy chandelier :) - Barbeque Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Khan BBQ is my family's go-to desi restaurant. The chicken sheesh kabob is the best I've ever had - and I've had a lot. The tandoori chicken is always tender and perfectly cooked and the naan is even great the morning after. The icing on the cake? Whenever my parents come into town there's a particular waiter that loves my dad and treats us like family. What more could a paki girl in the city ask for?.... o yea, another order of chicken sheesh kabobs to go please. read more

Khan BBQ - Typical order after its been destroyed. Daal, beef sheesh kabob, tandori chicken, chicken sheesh kabob - Barbeque Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

My friend and I had wanted to come here for a while, and then we saw Sarah S's IG pictures and helped us make up our minds. Hi Sarah! The space is pretty sparse, but clean. No nonsense is fine with me if it means the emphasis is on food. The menu is pretty huge--it's grilled meat heavy but still has some good vegetable options. What we ordered (or over-ordered) Butter Chicken Goat Curry Daal Palak Tandoori Chicken Bihari (beef) Kabab Garlic Naan We loved it all. The standout for me was the Tandoori Chicken and the Curry. Chicken was super tender and very flavorful, just a bit on the spicy side. The Goat curry was so very good--spicy, tender, just watch for the bones within each meaty morsel. We had so much leftover and were able to split it well between us. We are busy moms so good leftovers enough to make a whole meal is worth it. Service was friendly and food came out in a reasonable amount of time. I read that review that talked about service being rude and not treating female customers well. We did not get that vibe at all. Same as with Sarah's review, our main server kinda hovered over us when he came with the bill--which was a bit odd, but could be a cultural difference or maybe they've had issues with dine-n-dashing. No matter to us. Loved the food, loved the spice. read more

El arroz que nos dio para llevar olía acedo, los costos son muy altos para el tipo de comida y echada a perder . Food spoil and smell terrible I order for to go when I reached home . read more

Holy crap what happened to Khan's BBQ. Looks like it's been downhill sloping for awhile. There was a time when Khan's was some great tasting food and a tasty cup of Kashmiri tea. Those heydays are now a glimmer of a past long forgotten. What has happened to them? Did they lose prized chefs and cooks? Or did quality take a nosedive. Although they receive quite a following from tourists and locals, their foods have never been as good as they used to. (My last review was almost 8 years ago now.) I think most people that dine on Indian fare once in awhile will find this as pretty good. Being that I eat Indian & Pakistani food often, it's passable. For the best flavors in Pakistani foods try Masti Grill or Anmol Barbecue. Actually, there are many new places on Devon avenue worth checking out. I do not usually suggest an competitor in a review of a restaurant but being as Khan's has been closed recently... The city has been hard at work revoking licensing as of late. For reasons unknown the doors are locked and windows covered up... ****Since the last week of Sept 2016, it seems they've worked out their licensing and are back to operation.*** read more

Asalaam Alaikum, 1. This place is zabiha halal, which is a blessing for all Muslims. 2. The tandoori chicken and other bbq/grill delicacies are some of the best available in Chicago. A full tandoori chicken is enough for food for once person for three days! 3. The place is cheap. 4. And my favorite is that there is a prayer room in the basement with rugs available! Last week, I dropped in around 9 p.m., ordered my food to go, went to the basement and made wudu (ritual washing), prayed, and then went upstairs to get my food! read more

Did you know that Khan BBQ received Maxim Magazine 2008 award for tastiest Middle Eastern BBQ? Since it's Maxim, you can't take the award seriously. I don't even trust Zagat anymore. But, it's kinda hard to believe it deserves to win at a national level. I think it's even questionable in the city of Chicago. Just makes me wonder about the selection process. Anyway, I tried their tandori catfish which was spiced well, but too many pieces of bone to enjoy. The chicken boti dish was juicy, and had just the right amount of heat to it. I give the dish 3.5 stars. According to Michael Gebert (food reviewer), "meat explodes in your mouth like a Bollywood dance number in psychedelic technicolor." I enjoyed the dish enough to consider going back, but I'm not too sure I can concur with that description. But in my mind, it just won't be as satisfying because it would almost be the equivalent to going to a Milli Vanilli reunion concert. Okay I'm still a bit bitter about the award, because it's a bit of a slap in the face to tell me this is the best Chicago can get for BBQ. It almost felt like the time when Iliza was announced the winner of Last Comic Standing. But, did I mention Maxim also awarded Chicago as the tastiest city. Maybe, Maxim is right for once. But, I think NYC and LA beg to differ. read more

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I recommend the chicken boti grilled in the charcoal-tandoor. The chicken is boneless, skinless chicken thigh pieces, marinated, and grilled. Get it with some naan or paratha, a veg, and you're good to go. The raita served at the table is a bit too runny, but tasty nonetheless. It pretty much goes well with everything on the menu. The bhindi (okra) is excellent. Spoon it over rice or scoop it up with naan; it's pure comfort food. If you're going to order the broast chicken, get it spicy. You really can't go wrong with crispy, spicy fried chicken. The frontier chicken rice was ok, but probably won't order again. I'd rather stick to tandoor-cooked meats + plain rice or bread. For a non-chicken, non-meat option, the tandoori fish is pretty good. It's well-seasoned, but not too spicy. My favorite breads are the plain naan and aloo (potato) paratha. The naan is cooked in the tandoor, giving it a nice flavor. The aloo paratha is carb heaven. The garlic naan is fine, but the garlic cooked in the tandoor is too crispy. And the onions in the onion naan are a bit much, not really necessary. Overall, this is the go-to place for tandoor-grilled meats and tandoor naan. read more

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This is my absolutely favorite Indian place. We always eat there a Garlic Naan- bread with pieces of garlic and some vegetables Aloo Palak- potato & spinach and Aloo Gobi- potato & cauliflower and chic peas. We are regulars here and every person we are taking with us become a fun, just like us. Highly recommend to all of u :) read more

Khan BBQ - My favorite rest ever! - Barbeque Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Disappointed. Way bummed. I saw this place on "Check, Please!" and had to give it a go. We were in the area tonight and stopped in. Two big misses, one hit. But that's only a 33% for the night and I'm not sure if that will warrant another meal here. Tandoori chicken = miss. It's not done in a tandoori oven but rather done on the grill and I guess that means its gotta be dry and jerky like in consistency. Not good. Not good at all. Chicken makhani = miss. I've had this done at other places MUCH better. Something is missing. Super bland. Seekh kabab = the only hit on the table. Flavorful, not dried out, a hint of spice. The only thing I'd order again here. The service was great! Super attentive and nice to our boy. But, then again, we were the *only* people in the whole place. I think there's just too many great places on Devon to go back to a place that had so many misses for me. read more

Damn. Good. Chicken. Chik-fil-A step aside (though I love you). At Khan BBQ you get succulent tandoori chicken. Moist, flavorful, delicious. Walking by I would have never thought to check this place out, but a wise (Indian) friend led us here. Pair the chicken with the paratha flat bread and you are set! read more

Hands-down the best BBQ and biryani place on Devon. My family and I have been here many times. They're pricey but their portions are large and and they have an open kitchen - something rare in Indian/Pakistani restaurants. Try ordering kheer "to go" at closing time and they'll pack a gallon of delicious kheer for you. They also make the best vegetarian food. read more

This is one of the best meals I have ever had in Chicago. Khan BBQ is everything that you want from your local Pakistani restaurant. Very casual, the ambiance and vibe does not suggest the meal is as delicious as it will be. We tried many dishes, but the absolute must try's were the seekh kebab, the dal fry, and the aloo paratha. Everything we ate was delicious, but to me personally these were the things I loved the most. If you're looking for an authentic and delicious Pakistani meal, look no further. I can not recommend this restaurant enough!! read more

I absolutely love the food here. It is absolutely delicious and of great quality. You can try anything on the menu, and you won't be disappointed. So why only three stars? The service is beyond terrible. I've gone here at least three times, and it's always the same. We sit down, we get our menu, water, and they take our order. We won't see them again until our food comes. After that, we won't be served again until we get the check. No water refills, no asking if everything is how we wanted it, nothing. We also seem to have had an issue with the workers of this restaurant. The servers seem to spend a majority of our time there staring at my boyfriend and myself. They sit there whispering back and forth every single time we come in. Maybe they do this to everyone? With the service being so bad, we won't be dining in anymore. read more

Khan BBQ - Barbeque Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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It feels very authentic. Food is served family style, is intended to be shared. So the more the merrier. My husband and I ordered half tandori chicken, sliced tandori beef, and cooked spinach and lentils/ with bread... It was a lot of food. We basically ate half of what we ordered, and we took home the rest. I really recommend the tandori chicken and the spinach with lentils. read more

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Been here a number of times and each time the food has been fresh and grilled just right. The naan are amazing! So is the seekh kabab and chicken boti. If you enjoy BBQ food, this is a must! Would highly recommend! read more

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This is a mini review... I was in a rush and wanted to grab something a little different. I decided to try the Frontier Chicken Rice. I love the boneless chicken dishes that have emerged in the past decade or so at Desi restaurants on Devon. Examples of these are Frontier Chicken and Chicken 65. When I saw this rice combo, I ordered one for carry out. The Latino cook grabbed a huge plate of precooked white rice and threw it on the griddle. Then he grabbed a large portion of Frontier Chicken and thew it on the pile. He then mixed it with wooden spoons over the heat for a minute or two, and deposited it into a takeout box. and gave me 4 containers of yogurt chutney. I took it home and had a good size bow of the concoction. The bad: Cheap non-Basmati rice. The good: The combination is tasty, but not overly spicy or hot. It is a good dish for someone who is looking for a Desi taste but cannot handle straight Frontier Chicken or Ghareeb Nawaz spiced Biryani. I love the more intense stuff, but this has a place for those who cannot handle extreme spice. Upgrade to Basmati rice, and you may get another star. However, the claim to fame is the grilled meats, and i will try those in a few weeks when I return to Chicago. read more

Khan BBQ - Frontier Chicken Rice - Barbeque Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Highly recommended. You walk in and the place is a beehive of activity. It's frenetic. There are people running everywhere and the division of labor appears to be "grab something and do something". Even the decor is frenetic, with elegant chandeliers contrasting with rolled-on white paint everywhere, even on the anodized window trim. Your food takes about 20 minutes to show up, and I still can't tell you if it's self-serve or waiters. But then you realize: the people are really nice and the food is absolutely fantastic. Most dishes have a smokey spice. The chicken is really tender. The kebabs have a nuanced flavor. The biryani is one of the best in town, probably because they leave the bones in the chicken. All the noise fades as you slowly start to fade into the nicest food coma you've had in a while. Come here and enjoy this place. Take your time and try different things. We had the Chicken Boti, Hyderabadi Chicken, Beef Seekh Kebab, and naan. It was all nice. read more

Very rude on April 22nd around 8:50 the rude old man dropped my change on the counter and the change was wet instead of dropping the change in my hand the food is good but the hospitality is bad and he knows it the pandemic going on and he decided to throw my change on the counter what a rude culture. read more

Caused severe loose motion and stomach problems, I am guessing they do not maintain hygiene properly - me and my husband both ended up having the worst diarrhoea possible and we ate nothing but the food from here. When we visited the restaurant, we were a little suspicious seeing just 1-2 other people dining in such a huge restaurant at lunch hour. Other than the severe diarrhoea, service was also terrible. Hoping we recover from this read more

I would give them 5 stars for their very polite and fine staff and service and serving the best aloo paranthas in the Chicago area. Portions are great too, they also offer complementary mint raita (Ayran in Turkish) and salad. But only giving them 4 stars because of only 7 veggie options of which 3 are dal (lentil) based entrees. So they have aloo palak, aloo gobi, okra, chhole, dal fry, daal & daal palak. Check out the pik of aloo gobi containing more oil than gobi; dal palak was 8/10. Definitely recommended if u have never been there. And hopefully, you will find something to keep coming back for. read more

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As a salesman in the area, I have been by here several times over the past 15 months, but never stayed. Partly because the owner has never taken the time for me to make a proper introduction, but no complaints there, I rarely get a warm welcome as a salesman. However, I eat on Devon street 2-3 times a week, every week, and this would be the first time eating at Kahn's B.B.Q. I have a friend that joins me for these lunches on many occasions and he had a friend in town from Egypt that was craving middle eastern BBQ, so together they picked this place to meet without consulting with me first. I was happy to join them. The service was on par for the area. No one is overly polite or even personable, however, I have yet to meet a sever with charisma or even character on Devon. Sorry, maybe I just look like the kind of guy you don't want to try with. Anyway, my friends speak the language and we were met with adequate attention. Dirty plates were quickly removed, waters were filled almost as they were being drained, and multiple servers were stopping by to see how we liked the food. The food was terrific. Indian food is quickly becoming one of my favorites, whereas before I was not a fan about a year ago. I have grown accustomed to the spices and staple vegetables and sauces typically used and can now accurately taste the differences in the almost identical menus that run the length of Little India. My suggestion to the owner would be that they spend time/money building out a better customer experience to meet their delicious food. If I can get the same menu at any of your neighbors to the left or right or across the street, then what keeps me coming back to you? Customer service is arguably the most important part of a restaurant, and it can be free of charge. read more

I've been here twice with some friends and I really love the food! I ordered the Chicken Tikki Masala, which is supposed to be spicy, but it wasn't really that spicy when I ordered it, so I would recommend asking for extra spice if you like it hot! I've also tried to Aloo Palak, which is a vegetarian curry with spinach and potatoes. This curry is much milder, but I still loved it! For bread, I ordered a regular naan and a regular paratha (this ones a little greasy). I've also tried a little bit of my friend's dishes including the Palak Gosht (Goat Curry that's really spicy) and the Tandoori Chicken (Indian style bbq chicken), which were both really good. I would recommend them all. I only give this place a 4 out of 5 because each time I was there to eat, the server gave us a hard time about paying with credit cards. We had a group of people and wanted to separate the tab, but they were pretty upset when we wanted to pay separately with credit cards. He asked us if we could only use 2 credit cards and combine our orders together. So I would suggest bringing cash to this restaurant so you don't have any issues. read more

Khan BBQ - Chicken Tikki Masala (bottom left), Paratha and Naan, Palak Gosht, goat curry (upper right) and Tandoori Chicken (upper left) - Barbeque Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Good food, decent prices. The only request would be for the owners to add chicken biryani to the weeks menu too. Their seekh kebabs are a 10/10 Chicken tikka 10/10 Oh and they have friendly customer service. read more

I would say 3.85 to be precise. Definitely closer to 3 than 5, but my continued business speaks for itself. First tried it about 3 mo's ago, been back (carry-out) at least 5x's since. I preface by disclosing that I prefer dark meat to white. This is crucial since the Chicken Boti is an auto-order, and is boneless thighs. The mild light-green dipping sauce is not a typical intense Indian flavor, but considering it is just part of the spread, works perfectly. This place is a great value in my mind. The vegetable sides, Daal Palak (95% spinach 5% daal) specifically, for $6. Are you kidding me? Portion is massive. Same goes for the Biryani. The order weighs like 3 lbs, $9. The naan is solid, and again great value. The place is well run in that the order is always ready on time. Never have to wait. I've tried a few other items which were good, but it is very difficult to stray from the Chicken Boti. I should probably try another place on Devon to hold Khan to their burden, and not be loyal to my own detriment. If the market indicates Khan not to be what I currently feel it is, I will update. For now, clearly 4 stars. read more

One of the nicest places on Devon for grill items. I usually get the seekh kabob, or chicken tikka. The naan is amazing here, and has a good texture and crunch to it. Just don't use the bathrooms here :) read more

Khan BBQ - Naan making in progress - Barbeque Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

It used to be one of my go-to places for indian food in the devon area. their kebab was soooo good. the naan was so fresh, everything tasted so authentic. but during one recent visit, not too sure if it was the dishes we ordered, or just their off-night, the naan was still really good, but the food just tasted kinda...blah...it felt like it's missing something, not too sure what, but it doesn't taste as "real" as it used to be. hmm... read more

Not sure why this place has low reviews but this place has incredible food. The service is great as well. Outside of Pakistan this place is it. The kheer is incredible btw. read more

Khan BBQ - Kheer - Barbeque Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Tandoori chicken, daal fry, garlic naan. I can't ask for a better meal. I feel like people should know at this point that you don't go into neighborhood eateries like Khan's expecting to be waited on hand and foot. That said, everyone here is very friendly and would love to offer their advice and suggestions if you ask nicely. You may have to get up a few times to look for silverware or a beverage refill, but that's a small price to pay for really fantastic food in big portions. PS: the bathrooms are very cold if you come in the winter. They're not gross or anything, just really cold. read more

The Bihari kabobs reminded me of Pakistan. The whole atmosphere reminded me of being back in Pakistan and going out to dinner with my family. Extremely authentic food here. The portion sizes are very large and the quality is amazing. They make everything in front of you which is always neat to see. I highly recommend the Bihari kabobs and the chicken tikkas. The chicken seekh kabobs were a little dry but that might've been an off batch. If you're on Devon street, khan bbq is a must visit. read more

License suspended and it was closed this past weekend when we came to eat...not sure why.

Absolutely the best Pakistani halal bbq food hands down. We always come here and end up getting the same order (several times for takeout due to covid) - parathas (delicious), naan, karahi gosht (the best in Chicago), chicken seekh kabobs (consistently delicious), dall tarka fry (lentil soup so yummy), Broast whole chicken (kids love it every time, crispy coated pieces of red chicken) and their kheer and gajjar carrot halwa whenever available - simply the best desi bbq food in Chicago. read more

While it's not the most romantic and fancy place, the food, service and prices are all amazing. I was apprehensive because of the 3.5 star reviews but it ended up being amazing. I would highly recommend this place for authentic, good food. read more

This place use to be very good but recently I feel like the food is not fresh and does not taste the same, I don't know if they changed the cook or the management but they really need do some thing about it so that they don't loose customers read more

I have been visiting Khan BBQ for a few years it's my go to place but for sure to go not to eat there only had food there once but the ambiance isn't the greatest but the food is always fresh no complaints ive had chicken boti, murgh chole, beef seekh kabob, chicken tikka masala, naan and plain rice and my favorite ever chapli kabab having a pakistani husband I can say it's very authentic everyone should try it at least once. Even Andrew Zimmern visited Khan bbq on his travel show amazing food read more

This place is amazing! My husband and I get it for carry out as much as we can. The best tandoori chicken we've ever had. Very inexpensive, food is fresh, hot and flavorful. The owner and employees are extremely friendly and helpful. A must try! read more

This place is a three and a half star. First the pros: 1) Pipping hot, fresh food 2) Grill is their specialty - tandoori chicken, kabobs, naan - all tasted good. 3) Chai was good 4) Mutton Briyani (Pakistani style with tomatoes) and Frontier Beef Rice were good 5) Seekh Roll was good 6) Ambiance is decent (its Devon!) 7) Restroom were in acceptable condition Now the cons (unfortunately) 1) Inattentive Staff 2) Care-Free Management Didnt feel like a fine-dine in experience. More like a carry-out treatment with tables and chairs. I hope they improve their service for dine-in customers, would love to try them again. read more

Stay away... food poisoning... no other nice way to put it! It smells like raw meat in the store. Waiter is so rude and charged us double for everything read more