Amazing! Me and my friend were welcomed warmly. The staff treated us with kindness and even gave us…read moreextra free food to try since it's our first time. Definitely coming back!

Amazing food!! Everything I tried was so good I will definitely be back! Workers were very nice and…read moreanswered all my questions. Definitely felt welcomed here.

This place is HYPE!!!!!! Their offerings are diverse and the servings are huge. The staff is quick…read moreto let you know what your wait time is, and the food is very fresh. The regular place has no seating except benches to wait for your food, but you can go to the Gift of India Cafe two doors down and there is seating there. There are non-vegetarian, vegetarian, and I believe there are also vegan options per the sign on their door. The pizza option comes in two sizes: medium and large. I don't believe they have a 'personal' size and are not by the slice either. The large is HUGE, I recommend getting half and half of flavors to try them. The dough is soft, not too thick and not too thin, and they will ask if you want their spicy and green sauces with cilantro on top. I recommend it for flavor and aesthetic purposes! We got the chicken tikka and chicken 65 for our half and half large pizza. We also wanted a vegetarian option and thus opted for the Paneer tikka wrap/ rolls. The rolls can come as 2 rolls per order. The rolls are also packed with product and flavor, and they are wrapped with paratha which was buttery and held itself up well. The pizza was everything and more! The cafe area was not busy when we came and had a good amount of seating in it. The cafe area is clean and has a little mural wall featuring Indian food staples on it. There are both high and regular height chairs/ tables to sit in.

Tried Gift of India and had a solid experience overall. We started with pani puri (my first time…read moretrying it) and I actually really liked it--the crunchy shells with potato, onions, and flavorful sauce made it a fun appetizer. My favorite was the chicken wrap, especially alongside the pani puri. We also got a lamb bowl, it was decent, just not my favorite flavor-wise, but still good if you enjoy lamb. They were out of chicken masala, which I definitely want to come back and try. Only one gal was working, had lots of orders coming in but she was nice. Inside, there wasn't a sitting area or tables, but we got it togo so wasn't a big deal for us. Prices weren't too bad, but I've had better overall. I'd rate it a 3.5/5.

Door dashed it. Terrible. Could not eat the sandwich. Such a mess. Fattoush salad had no dressing…read more I guess they forgot. Never again.

My husband and I had stopped in on a whim and it did not disappoint. We were greeted by hand…read morepainted walls and a mom and pop shop vibe. We were served bread and chips with a fantastic garlic spread sauce. We ordered 2 chicken shawarmas and a kabob shawarma and they both were moist and had excellent flavor. Our waitress was kind and you could tell she had a lot of experience. We even took another shawarma to my mother who lived near by. I can wait to stop in again and try something new.

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.

The whole experience was excellent! Their creativity is perfection, just like Rolling Stoves right…read moreacross the way! I selected 3 tacos: Rock & Rye Carnitos, Grilled Chicken griddled cheese, Ques Birra (delicious brisket) griddled cheese! These are big packed tacos worth every penny Pro Tip: get those taco "griddled cheese" and Use the sauce and the lime! The atmosphere and staff are friendly and very good at making sure everything is perfect. So 5 out of 5 with a High Recommendation for Peace Tacos

I've had lunch here a half dozen times or more . Everything is always fresh , and very tasty …read more The tacos of the month are always worth trying . Great place for tacos / chips and salsa

I went to pick up my order on July 21 around noon. I went into the restaurant, and the woman at…read morethe front counter didn't even greet me. She then went to wait on a table, came back to the front desk, and still didn't say a single word to me. Other customers came in and headed toward the dining area, and she asked them if they needed a table. The phone rang, she answered it, and after the call she still didn't acknowledge me at all. I finally asked if she could check with the kitchen to see how much longer my order would take. She simply said, "They must still be working on it," and turned her back on me. Then she went to help other customers and came back about five minutes later, still without saying anything to me. I asked again if she would please check on my order, and she said no, that she was busy. Honestly, someone that indifferent and unhelpful should not be the person greeting customers.

Amazing Indian restaurant with full bar,…read more Best butter chicken. Mutton. Daal. Mutter paneer Spicy bullet naan. Garlic naan.

Pretty good overall! They were out of wings and fries when I went, so I tried the mac balls,…read moremozzarella sticks, and got 3 nacho tacos instead. I probably wouldn't order those particular items again, BUT I'd definitely go back to try their regular tacos and wings since that's what they're known for. Still worth checkin out. Just maybe catch them when the full menu is available. They are easily found using the address - located in the gas station lot. Parking available and walkable when theres great weather.

Tacos here are huge coated in nacho chips or flaming hot cheetos if you want! There are other…read morethings on their menu as well but these items are the best to me. Full of flavor and a bit messy lol. But completely worth it.

I found out about this restaurant from my Instagram- chow down Detroit. On the entrance of the…read morerestaurant the customer service was wonderful. The lady who was at the counter helped me as I was a first-time customer and the staff were friendly and welcoming. There were a handful of carry out meals in works and a few regulars. This restaurant is located in a plaza that could be missed. Inside it is clean and there are a few tables available for eating in. One could see the open grill flame where the meats are cooked or the large ovens where the fresh pita bread is made to order. You can watch the food being assembled. I ordered a lamb Bowl and a chicken shawarma pita. There is an assortment of vegetables for the bowl and pita building experience. All in which taste fresh and full of flavor. My mom had no complaints and said she would go back! I enjoyed my pita! There are an assortment of sauces to select from to I enjoyed their garlic, there was a spicy harissa, and another I forget the name-- they were all bursting with flavor! As I waited for my meal I was planning what I'd like to return and try. I would definitely say if you like mediterranean food, you don't wanna miss the spot.

This place is the best! The owners are very nice and helpful. You can see the fresh pitas coming…read moreout of the oven and it smells amazing. I love all the options and the ability to add as many toppings as you would like! The inside is bright and clean with tables for seating. They also have delicious lentil soup, hummus, etc. And guernsey ice cream! Always a great place to stop for lunch.