Give this place a try,. You walk in and are first taken by open, light, and clean it is. You are…read moregreeted warmly by the staff. Anything is explained to you perfectly. I'm looking forward to going back again to this gem.

Delicious food. Ordered the momos, biryani, chow mein, and butter chicken. Everything was…read moreincredible. Unfortunately there were some flies around the table which made for a difficult dining experience. In the future I may order takeout instead because the food was amazing!

Always looking for a good gyro. This means also good Tzatziki sauce. That offer several size…read moreservings and offer decent pricing. Everything was fresh and there was a healthy serving of the sauce served. Worth a stop

I'm kind of obsessed with this place. Their food is SO GOOD. It's a great value too. A big rice…read morebowl with tons of chicken and good stuff is around $12.00. You can't beat it. You can get just their chicken for $8 for 1/2 pound. It's delicious. It's more of a carry out place, not really a sit down restaurant. They do have tables inside if you want to eat there. Everyone who works there is so nice. I really recommend this place, especially for reasonably priced carry out.

The food and service were amazing!…read more And when you ask for spicy, be aware, you will definitely get spicy! Take their advice and go for the lower numbers on the spice level.

My son and me had it delivered. It was delicious, especially the Gobi 65 and the Momo. Highly…read morerecommend this place. I had the chicken Tikka masala and garlic naan. So good

Sometimes the best restaurants aren't the ones with the biggest signs or the longest list of…read morereviews. Sometimes they're tucked into a little strip mall, quietly serving some of the best food you've had in years. That's exactly how I found Khan Kitchen House. I was near the Acura dealership one afternoon, craving Middle Eastern food, and took a chance after seeing a few promising photos online. We've now driven over an hour each way to eat here multiple times, and I'd happily do it again tomorrow. That alone should tell you how good this place is. If you only order one thing, make it the Gyro Sandwich on Paratha Pita. This isn't your typical gyro. Instead of thin, shaved meat, they serve generous, thick slices that are grilled again before they're tucked into warm paratha bread. The edges become beautifully caramelized and slightly crisp while the inside stays juicy and tender. Every bite is packed with flavor, and they absolutely do not skimp on the meat. The homemade tzatziki is fresh, creamy, and perfectly balanced, while the lettuce, tomatoes, and onions taste like they were chopped moments before they hit your sandwich. And then there are the fries... Perfectly crisp, beautifully seasoned, and impossible to stop eating. My second favorite is the Tandoori Chicken Tikka Kabob Over Pulao Rice. The chicken is incredibly tender with just the right amount of char from the tandoor. It's served over fragrant basmati pulao with sweet carrots and raisins, alongside warm naan and homemade yogurt sauce. Every bite is full of flavor, and it somehow reheats just as well the next day. I almost always order one to take home. One thing I really appreciate is that nothing feels rushed. This isn't food sitting under heat lamps waiting for someone to order it. It usually takes about twenty minutes because everything appears to be prepared fresh, and once you taste it, the wait makes perfect sense. Ordering is casual. You place your order at the counter, grab a table, and they bring your food out when it's ready. Every visit we've made, the owners have been genuinely kind, welcoming, and attentive. You can tell they care about both the food and the people they're serving. They're also halal, and the care they put into every meal really shows. This may be a controversial opinion... I've had gyros from some of Cleveland's most talked-about places, including the famous ones at the West Side Market. This is the gyro I crave. My only complaint is that Khan Kitchen House isn't closer to my house. If it were, I'd probably be there every week. Pro tip: Eat the gyro while you're there, then order the Tandoori Chicken Tikka Kabob over pulao rice to take home. Future You will thank you.

Very small place maybe 2 to 3 tables for sit in mainly a takeout place. The Gyro has real meat…read more Very delicious.

I'll divide this review up into 4 sections to make this easier to read!…read more Food: I ordered the Curry Leaf Chicken, Butter Chicken, water, and the Apricot Delight! The Curry Leaf Chicken, even if it was a little out of my spice range at mild, was absolutely delicious with so many nice earthy, warm flavors and was really filling so if you're going to order this, make sure you have a very empty stomach to eat your entrée as well! Unfortunately, the Butter Chicken wasn't to my liking, not because I thought it was bad since this is a very popular Indian dish that would be very hard to mess up, but because I wanted to try something new and found out I simply didn't like sweet chicken, which is what this tasted like. So if you like those mixes this could be for you! There wasn't anything to note of about the rice I actually got for free but that honestly makes sense since it's meant to be eaten with their other, much more flavorful foods. The real star of the show however, was the Apricot Delight, do not miss out on this if you ever come! Not only was the presentation of this so cute (unfortunately I forgot to catch a pic) but after taking a bite to see how it tasted, I couldn't stop myself from taking a few more before leaving (I planning on taking it to-go to save for when I got home) because of how perfectly sweet, spongy, and milky it was! Service: Even though there was only 1 lady present, she really made me feel welcomed and even gave me a whole experience by putting on some of her favorite songs for me to listen to! She also is a great person to get recommendations from since she helped me pick my Curry Leaf Chicken as my appetizer! Not only that, but because I told her about my experience with my Butter Chicken, she paid for an extra order of my Appetizer to-go for me to take home! Overall she was a really sweet and pleasant person to be around! Interior: As you can see from my pictures, not only was the interior extremely clean and well-kept but the design was so beautiful in my opinion and I could really tell the restaurant put a lot of love and thought into their design! Who I'd Recommend this Place To: If you're looking to take a partner to a date in a restaurant where it's cozy, private, and not too loud, and you both have a love for spicy foods bursting with many flavors, then this place is for you! If you are an introvert that'd like to eat without feeling too crowded or feels too claustrophobic with a very accommodating server, then this place is for you! Finally, if you're looking for a new local business to support instead of another billion-dollar company then this place is definitely for you! Last Thing: This isn't a buffet, it's just a humble restaurant like any other, so please do not be misled when you come!

The quality of the food is very poor , have ordered multiple times and got disappointed, definitely…read morenot recommend

Remember that it takes a minimum of 1 hour for orders. Even if the tracker says 25 min. But it's…read moreworth the time spent for this fantastic food! The gobi Manchurian was perfect. Mild as I asked and super flavorful with breaded cauliflower in plenty of slightly spicy sauce. The garlic chicken fry was excellent. Fried breaded chicken pieces in a nice thick sauce. Moist and not dry meat.

We have a 5 star winner peeps! If you love Indian food; this new restaurant is sure to please. It…read moreappears to be owned and run by a husband and wife team who are super nice and accommodating. I celebrated my birthday there last month and was in heaven with the cuisine and the homey ambiance. They even played birthday music for me in the background. I can hardly wait to return. This place is my new favorite Indian restaurant. One other thing I love about the restaurant is that food from all over India is served ratger than just one regiom. So of you go woth people who each prefer food from different regions, then each person is sure to find something to satisfy their craving. I sent a woman I work who is Indian to have her lunch there and she also loved it and agreed about the large variety of regions represented. If you crave Indian food, then be sure to head to this up and coming restaurant. You'll thank yourself afterward.

Just a quick review on one of my favorite new restaurants here in Cleveland! My favorite food is…read moreIndian food and I have been wanting to try this little hole on the wall family restaurant ever since it opened almost a year ago only 2 miles from my house. For date night, my boyfriend and I enjoyed a massive and authentic dinner for about $50, including tax and tip. Our food was clearly made with love from the namesake, "Desi mama," who personally waited on us and cooked our delicious dinners. My bf and I ordered kashmiri naan (a fruit, nut, and coconut naan - get this!!) and two orders of thali, (one chicken and one lamb), which is basically a generous sampler of delicious Indian food and meat curry. We loved everything, although the mango pickle was a little tough and we think the yogurt would have been better if it was a rice or tapioca yogurt instead of plain, but overall, Desi Mama gets a 9/10! We had more than enough food for yummy leftovers the next day. I am planning on getting dinner here again this weekend :) support local!

Chili egg dish was excellent and unique. Super flavorful! Pork kadai had chunks of fatty delicious…read morepork in a thick porridge. The achari chicken had 3 juicy thighs in a porridge that tasted similar to the kadai but was mildly spicy. Delicious food all around.

This was my first time ever trying Indian food, and I don't think I could've picked a better place…read more The guy at the front was incredibly friendly and helped me decide what to order. I originally planned on getting the chicken tikka masala, but he confidently recommended the fried momos and the butter chicken, saying they were two of the best things on the menu. He wasn't exaggerating. I ordered the fried momos, butter chicken, garlic naan, and got the medium spice level. Every single bite was incredible. I honestly don't even know how to describe the flavors because I've never tasted anything like it. The butter chicken was unbelievably rich and flavorful, the momos were amazing, and the garlic naan was so good I immediately wished I had ordered more. I even found myself thinking the medium spice level was perfect because it let all of the flavors shine instead of just focusing on heat. I probably could've handled more spice, but I honestly wouldn't change a thing. My only complaint is that I got full before I wanted to stop eating. I was genuinely upset that my stomach tapped out before I did. If you're debating what to order, you honestly can't go wrong, but if someone there recommends the butter chicken and fried momos... trust them. I'll definitely be coming back.

Grabbed takeout here tonight because I was craving Indian food. I already ordered the chicken chili…read moreMomo, vegetable biryani, and the mattar paneer. I ordered two of the dishes spicy (not the highest level), unfortunately the momo and paneer or almost inedible were the amount of spice in the dish! As in like burn the back of your throat off spicy!! The peas in the paneer are hard and very undercooked. The biryani is cooked well and, thankfully mildly flavored. Overall, I do not feel like I will order from this place again.