We have been regular customers at Good Food by Uzma. In the beginning, the food quality and portion…read moresizes were excellent, and we truly enjoyed visiting on weekends. However, over our last three visits, we've noticed several concerns: The taste of the food has changed, and some dishes were not properly cooked. The karahi gosht is no longer prepared the way it used to be, and the portion size has also been reduced. The seating arrangement feels too cramped for the space, making it difficult to move around comfortably. When concerns are raised, the standard response is simply, "we will let them know," without any visible follow-up. We genuinely enjoy dining here and would like to continue visiting. However, the inconsistency in food quality, along with pricing and portion concerns, has been disappointing and is making us reconsider. I would greatly appreciate it if the owner could give attention to these issues, particularly ensuring consistency in food quality and taste.

Good food it certainly is. And it comes close to being great - or 3 days after Pakistan…read moreIndependence Day, I should really be saying "grape" - but for a few minor pitfalls. We came for halwa puri, the classic breakfast of Pakistan and one of the few bright spots for vegetarians in a nation that takes pride in distancing itself from anything veg. The achaari aloo sabzi was absolutely excellent, and the puris were not overly oily. The chole didn't leave that much of an impression on me. We also ordered the mash dal, which was superb. This is probably the most coarse south Asian dal dish, with an appearance similar to bulgur if prepared correctly. It was a treat to try this dish common as a roadside nashta in Pakistan, but rarely prepared in the states. The anda parantha was a disappointment - I was expecting a typical desi omelette, but the paratha was served with two very plain eggs over medium. This should probably be more clearly disclosed in the menu.

We often go there when family is visiting us from faraway or from another state. Their halal meats…read moreare cleanly cut, and the Bihari kebab preparation is not bad at all. They do not take too long to get the packages ready to be bought and picked up. The people on the counter are genuinely amicable and polite. Most even say Salaams upon anyone entering and waiting. For Jersey area, the price for each item is reasonable--considering that inflation keeps getting higher. When a family beloved was alive, I would even get their extra-lean meats for him, or prepared haleem that he enjoyed. The areas of meat preparation and the general environment are largely neat, clean, orderly, and organized. Some more snack items made fresh would be a bonus for the place.

Got chicken korma and it came with 3 small pieces of chicken and that's it. For almost $15 I…read moreexpected at least enough for 1 person. The chicken itself wasn't bad but 3 pieces is crazy to me.

There was a gathering of three families at our home in December, 2025. I ordered from Asian Halal…read morethree family dinners---two non-veg and one veg---online a couple of days before the gathering. I picked the food up. It was easy to park next to the store. The food was ready at the time promised. They were nice to load the food in my car. It was a lot of food and quite a few items for three families. Even after eating a lot, everyone took some food home. Almost all the dishes were very tasty. Especially, the appetizers and the goat meat were awesome. Best of all, the food, including the vegetarian dishes, was very reasonably priced. Only a few days earlier, we ate at an Indian restaurant and it was about equal quality food at double the cost. So, overall, we were very happy with the food at Asian Halal Meat. I am planning to order food from there many more times in future.

If you want to live please than stop eating here, I got some chicken biryani and nihari and aalo ka…read moreparatha on Monday night, and I have been sick since with food poisoning, and it's not even cheap they're so expensive but ya ridiculous, this is the 2nd time this happened, please avoid this place, this place definitely needs to be inspected by the health department!!!!!!!!

service good, price good, the AMOUNT of food. and authentic. No Sysco bullshit here. so good optionread more

After what can only be described as a "strategic seven-year hiatus" (translation: my last visit…read moreleft a foul taste), I finally mustered the courage to return. And boy, am I glad I did! This place had clearly been doing some serious soul-searching in my absence. The glow-up is real - the decor, service, and food have all leveled up magnificently, making the place feel warm, cozy, and infinitely more inviting than I remembered. Our servers deserve a special medal - specifically for gracefully managing a table of enthusiastic Punjabi boys on their BYOB monthly reunion, who may have been slightly louder than the ambient dining experience. They handled us with the patience of seasoned professionals (and possibly saints). The food? Absolutely knocked it out of the park - hot, spicy, and bursting with flavor. The Egg Bonda stole the show, with Fish 65 and Angerey Chicken putting up a very respectable fight for glory. We even packed to-go boxes for the family. Verdict: unanimous approval. New meetup spot? Officially locked in!

A weekday visit turned out to be an excellent tactical decision - no crowds, swift service, and…read morezero chaos. The chaos, however, was entirely self-inflicted: eight opinionated adults staring at a menu where everything looked good is a recipe for collective disaster. Our server, bless him, stepped in like a professional mediator and steered us toward some solid choices. The food arrived hot and largely delivered on its promise. Largely. The Poori Aloo, while perfectly edible, lacked a certain - as our Punjabi taste buds put it, rather bluntly: the oomph. The Amritsari Kulcha, meanwhile, seems to have had a bit of an identity crisis - it showed up tasting like an Aloo Parantha. For anyone who's had the real deal in Amritsar, this one may prompt a moment of reflection. Everything else, however, was genuinely enjoyable and the menu is a vegetarian's dream come true. Minor culinary debates aside, it's absolutely worth a visit.

We visited Kesar after a fun-filled day at Six flags. Everyone in our group were super hungry so we…read moreinhaled the chaats as soon as they arrived so no pictures :( The service was quick but the chaats were lacking some flavor. The server suggested the specials for the day and we ordered two of them - Tandoori Soya Chaap (appetizer) & Paneer Angara (curry). Tandoori Soya Chaap was 10/10. Main course: Paneer Angara - no where close to the actual dish. It was more like Paneer Kadhai. Methi Malai Paneer, I would rate a 6.5/10. Naans were good. Dal Tadka (not in picture) was good as well but missed tadka. Overall, we were kinda satisfied. Would definitely be coming back for Tandoori Soya Chaap. Huge parking lot, quick service!

Got there just before they closed. Phew!…read more The place smelled amazing. As I waited for my food to cook, I was just imagining how good it would taste. I was not disappointed! I got the chicken tikka wrap. It looked small and it is sort of skinny but it's long and almost completely meat. So filling. I probably should have saved some and I wanted to because it was so tasty. But yeah, it was good. So I ate it all. Yumm!

Greeted with a smile. Delicious food, fast service, cozy little dive. Ordered the Mango Lassi and…read moreit was so delicious. Will order again. Cones highly recommended . Mango tasted so sweet and ripe. Drooling just thinking about it. Go try it out.

I have been a regular visitor to Jhopri Restaurant. Plainsboro, NJ for more than 6 months now. For…read moreme, it was like finding a hidden gem serving tasty Indian cuisine from different parts of India. After my first visit, Jhopri is my Restaurant of choice and I frequent the place atleast twice a month. Good ambience, friendly staff. Jhopri's takeouts are generous in serving size. Jhopri's Banquet Hall wired with top class audio systems with good ambience and atmosphere makes any event hosted there a success right at the start. My experience at the banquet hall has been good. The Owners of Jhopri are patrons of music hosting musical events, karaoke sessions and are big supporters of social causes. A real-life example of a business demonstrating and fulfilling its social responsibility without fanfare or advertising. I personally experienced it. Thank you Jhopri Team. Please keep it up.

I was disappointed with the monthly karaoke event at Jhopri. In my experience, the event felt more…read morecentered around the owner than the participants. The owner appeared to spend much of the evening drinking and talking, which often interrupted the flow of the karaoke program and reduced opportunities for others to sing. I also felt that personal boundaries were not always respected, and some interactions with female guests appeared overly familiar, like touching females. During the recent month karaoke the owner hugged a female in the most embarrassing awkward way, in the pretext of asking sorry, that she had to struggle to get of. He keeps hugging every female for some reasons. High time he stops misusing his event. Do not touch a female unnecessarily. A karaoke event should be welcoming and respectful for everyone present. A little more professionalism, decorum, and consideration for participants would go a long way toward improving the experience. If you organize an event, it should primarily be for the enjoyment of the guests, not for yourself.

Proper Delhi wala taste- don't miss their dal makhani, butter chicken, kadai paneer with Lacha…read moreparantha! In appetizers - my go to are chicken tangdi and angaare chicken! Also the fish tikka is absolutely yum!

I stopped by here for dinner while in the Princeton area on office trip. While the ambiance is nice…read moreand the standard Chicken Kebab was beautifully served and genuinely delicious, the rest of the experience was a massive, overpriced disappointment. For a restaurant that charges significantly more than other Indian spots in the area, the quality of the food and service simply isn't there: The Food: The Mango Lassi was so incredibly sour it was undrinkable. The "Fish Kebab" was just basic deep-fried fish with a terrible taste. The Kadai Chicken was nowhere near authentic--it tasted like a generic, basic tomato-onion chicken curry. The Paan: To top it off, the server insisted I try the Indian paan. I reluctantly agreed, only to be served a completely dried-out betel leaf that felt like it had been sitting around for two weeks. The Service: The friendliness was nonexistent. The two tall servers working that day were incredibly cold, uninviting, and gave off an intensely hostile vibe as they escaped from prison. I considered really complain about the food, but decided to just pay and move on. Between the overpriced, poorly executed dishes and the lack of basic hospitality, I won't be returning. Stick to the standard chicken kebab if you absolutely must go, but honestly, you're better off finding authentic Indian food elsewhere.