We came to Kahari Point for a friend's birthday party. The spouse of our friend had made…read morereservations over a week in advance, but the restaurant had no record of it, but since the dining room was empty, they were able to accommodate the ten of us. After some time with the menu, and pitchers of water having been delivered to the table, the server came to take our orders, food and drinks together. The appetizers were delivered before most of the drinks, with one guest not receiving their appetizer until the mains were being delivered. The server had a bit of a hard time remembering who had what, but with some direction, everything was delivered eventually. The food was nice. We had the Lahori fried fish, nicely spiced, fish cooked really well. My partner and I shared the Combo 2 with white meat chicken kahari, beef kebab, and garlic naan. The chicken was cooked very well. The curry paste was tasty. The kahari was served in a large metal bowl, very nice touch. I really enjoyed the kebab as well. The naan was factory made, not fresh. That was a bit disappointing. My fraise rose was delicious. My partner had a mango lassi and said it was acceptable but a bit too thick. The meal had a good spice level throughout. The portions are generous and very filling. Good value for money, however the menu does not make it clear that most dishes seem to be intended for sharing. At the end of the meal, it took some time for dessert to come out (included with the meal), and it seems only some people were asked if they wanted tea or coffee, our side of the table was not. Towards the end, the server simply stood at the other end of the table and asked, generally, if anyone wants anything else. The service might have been better on a busier day, but at 1pm on a Sunday, it was lacking a bit, and we felt a little bit like an inconvenience, even though we were the only people there. We would go back, just maybe for an evening date.

This place is absolutely amazing!! We picked it from places close to our hotel, and we're so glad…read morewe did! They are not shy with spice, but it's not TOO much. We ordered three appetizers, naan, and one main course. The items came out quickly and hot, and the waitstaff checked with us when each item came out to make sure we liked it. They were so attentive and nice! We get up to this area once or twice a year, we will definitely be adding this to our list of places we HAVE to go!

Good find. I called asking for their lunch special. Butter chicken wasn't part of the Thali but…read morethey accommodated. Large portions. The chicken curry was awesome. The butter chicken quite hot but excellent. The naan was less greasy than most other places which I liked. I was very happy with my new discovery.

Lunch buffet was good but not very plentiful in choices. One of the desserts had to removed…read morebecause it had gone sour. The rice pudding with cardimom, was delicious Service was fine until a large groip arrived. There was only one waitress.The dining room was spacious and nicely lit with huge windows. The washroom reserved for people with disabilites, was deplorable!! Filthy toilet, dirty floor with a hairbrush in the corner.

Best Indian and Pakistani food in Laval. Tandoori platter and korma was amazing. nice decoration.read more

From the owner: Indulge in the bold, smoky flavors of authentic Pakistani BBQ with juicy chicken tikka, spicy seekh…read morekebabs, tender beef bihari boti, and succulent lamb chops, all served fresh with naan and raita for an unforgettable dining experience.

Having been recommended the place by some friends, we decided to try it out. The interior is clean…read moreand minimal with a lovely raised intimate cushion-seating area on the side (great for groups). We ordered the Samosa Chaat to share as starters which was plenty and probably the best we have had in Montreal. For our mains, we had the Lamb Karahi (the most popular dish as mentioned by the waitress) and Chicken Jalfrezi. The chicken jalfrezi was delicious and a good portion. However, having tried many a Lamb Karahi, I was not impressed with the quality of the meat and the taste. The pieces of lamb were large and mainly fat/bones - not what you would expect of a traditional lamb karahi. On the plus side, the Naan bread was perfect and always came fresh and hot so that was great. Prices are reasonable and the location is quite convenient (there is some parking directly in front of the restaurant). Overall, good experience and will most probably return but will not be ordering the Lamb Karahi this time.

We came all the way here from Plateau (an hour long journey) to have their famous Mutton Karahi…read more We were four Pakistanis and were excited for some authentic Pakistani food. We ordered 1/2 Kg Mutton Karahi, 1/2 Kg Chicken Karahi, Palak Paneer, Chicken Seekh Kebab, Fish Pakoras and Chai. Oddly enough for something that is their most popular item, the Mutton Karahi was average. It was mostly bones and almost no meat, definitely not half a kg and tasted alright. The Palak Paneer and Chicken Seekh Kebab were 100% reheated and tasted like food that had gone bad. The Chicken Karahi was excellent. Tasted fresh, flavourful and authentic. Fish pakoras were good and fresh. Tea was authentic Chai. The server was chirpy and very helpful. She was interactive and her excitement was contagious. Part of the reason this rating is three stars and not two is because of her! The restaurant was clean and comfortable. However for a place where the food is so Hit or Miss, I would not recommend it to others.

This was my first time visiting this restaurant, while my girlfriend had already been there twice…read moreand thought it would be a great opportunity to try a new spot for Indian food. I'm glad we did! As soon as we were seated, we were warmly welcomed by our wonderful server, Brooke, who immediately made us feel at home and brought us complimentary papadum to start our meal. We ordered two lamb dishes, biryani rice, and some fresh naan. Everything was delicious, full of flavor and perfectly prepared. The lamb was excellent, and we couldn't resist trying the mango, and rice dessert, which was equally delightful and the perfect way to end the meal. The prices are very reasonable, and the outstanding service truly elevated the entire experience. Brooke's friendliness and attentiveness made our visit even more enjoyable. We had a fantastic dining experience and will definitely be back. Highly recommended!!

Has there food 3 times for different events. most nastiest…read morefood ever. kheer was really good. You can't go wrong with halwa, How can they mess that up also.

Small renovated dining room. Friendly staff. All factors for success. Unfortunately the food was a…read moreEaster. The sesame naan was tasty. My slight deception was with the chicken tikka Masala. It lacked depth in the flavour. No umami. The chickpea dish also lacked flavour. It had heat but lacked the other flavours in Indian dishes. They are less expensive than the other restaurants around here. They offer no Thali which is disappointing. I don't know about their other dishes but I ordered the classics. They're not bad, don't get me wrong but when you've tasted good indian, it's difficult to settle. Good luck TF.

It is not your average Indian restaurant, but it has some potential to be more…read more A Lunch buffet for $12, was what led us to go and give it a go but to our surprise, there isn't any buffet and for some reason, they can't update or switch off the digital screen that promotes it! Ah, interesting!!! But we are already in so let us order something from the menu, and we did. The food portion was decent and somewhat tasty and reasonably priced and their nan was fresh and yummy but I just couldn't get over the fact that we went in for a buffet so we don't have to spend time selecting and waiting for the food to be served, anyway it was an ok experience. So yes if you are in the neighbourhood and want to try something different, go on and give it a try.

First time for Afghan food. Quite tasty. Our waitress was not too experienced, maybe a student…read moresummer job, but she was pleasant and helpful. Food was nicely portioned. The onion bhajis were tasty and we split a mutton dish and nan bread. The mutton was tender and nicely prepared. Price for 2 with tip was 67.00. Will definitely come back.

From the owner: Buzzy destination for Northen Pakistani & Indian Halal Food with Truckart decor & Upscale touches…read more Specilizes in Karahis (Chicken, Mutton, Veal), Charcoal BBQ (Chicken, Beef, Mutton, Fish), Halal Indo-Chinese, Local and Ethnic Dishes, Veg/Non-Veg, Desi Breakfast and much more

A little over priced. Ordered the Lentil soup, fish Pakora, shrimp Madras with sesame Naan and…read moreSaffron rice. The soup and fish appetizer was was just ok. The fish portion was huge. But what's huge if it was just ok. The sesame naan was excellent as the rice. However the main...shrimp Madras was VERy Bland. It was brought up by temp with Jalapeños ??? Or what looked like jalapeños. The dish has NINE shrimp. Once again what is NINE when it was bland. Give it a try. It wasn't ALL horrible. Would like hear what others think of this place

Someone save this restaurant and put it out of it's misery, please!…read moreSummary: Bland, dry, and cold... lol kind staff though, at least. ~Lunch Buffet~ Full "red" chicken legs. Meat was actually VERY tender, not dry at all! It would have been perfect had it not been... COLD!? Their batter fried coliflower would have also been perfect, had it not been... COLD?! Yes.. both of these dishes were fkn cold lol I know they opened for lunch at 11 am, we got there at 12. I guess the food was sitting there for an hour... such a shame. At least their sauces were hot, I tried all of them, but they were all very very very bland! I tried adding salt to try to enhance their flavors, but then all I tasted was salt, eventhough I didn't put much... which to me it means there wasn't much seasoning to begin with, so sad. The sauces also ALL had a thick built up layer ontop of them, that was very obvious when I went to grab a spoon full lol that was not a good sight... And the meat in all the sauces were DRY. Very sad. There was one sauce dish that actually wasn't bland. It's chicken meat chunks were still all very dry, but at least the sauce had a taste... a familiar taste actually... too familiar... Tasted exactly like costco's Thai Sweet Chili Sauce... which isn't indian at all! It was the only spicy dish from their selection, but there was so much sugar in it, that you barely notice it's spicy. so sad, but out of everything, it was the only sauce I prefferred, sadly. They had a tray of three additional dipping sauces, 2 white and one dark brown. the white were ok, but the brown seemed like straight up HP sauce, and I was baffled as to why it was there, but makes sense since they use alot of sweet thai chili sauce in one of their chicken dishes mentioned earlier... lol They had 2 diff rices. 1 a plain white rice, which I found was made well. 1 seasoned rice, which looked like basmatti rice, yet... fkn bland as all hell, no flavor and no point in being there... I didn't try their salads, since it was just cut up uncooked veggies, but none of them looked rotten or anything, so they at least got that right. Their chickpea salad was overly vinegary. Their potato salad, I didn't try, but others at my table who did, didn't enjoy it. There was one dish I tried off the plate of someone else at my table. They said it was too bitter, and they couldn't eat it, so I gave it a shot. Looked like just a bunch of cooked chopped veggies. I took a small spoonful bite, and was overwhelmed by it's bitterness lol Hey... at least it wasn't bland lol There was some sort of small seeds in it, and when i bit into one, the bitterness became even more overwhelming... I don't believe anyone eats that dish as is, there's no way lol It just wasn't made right, a mistake in there somewhere.. and the cooks are clearly not tasting anything they make, they're just sending it out like an automation. So sad. For desert, I tried one of their sweet donut balls. This was... dam, like I have a sweet tooth, I love sweets, but this was too much lol The syrop pool it was sitting in completely penerated the outer layer of dough, and overwhelmingly saturated the ball. Biting into it was really not enjoyable. They should have just baked each ball in the oven, doesn't matter if the bottom was flattened, and just leave the syrop there on the side for customers to drizzle ontop. That would have been excellent. Too bad. The staff, eventhough they speak very politely to us, they were very lazy in the beginning. It was my mom's birthday, and she kept on taking out empty plates and putting them in the basket up front because she didn't want to sit down with a bunch of dirty plates at the table. They didn't come to do it... the staff was just sitting at front talking to eachother.. and there weren't even that many customers, place was empty. I was happy when they finally gave us more water, and then kept on refilling our bottles like normal, because in the beginning they were really neglecting that, so i was leaving our bottles at the edge of the table so they could clearly see them, since they weren't staying at reach to see if we needed anything. Took them awhile, but they got around to it at the end. This place has very high ceilings, and large windows to bring in alot of sunlight. Personally, I liked the fact that they kept the lights off and just used natural sunlight. Would have been nicer if they used reflective decor to really bring in more sunlight, and make that a special feature, so it doesn't look like they're just being cheap on electricity XD They never came to our table for the check.. I had to go upto the front desk to pay, I didn't like that one bit. The guy politely asked me how was the food. I admitted to him that it was bland, and we laughed together, because he KNEW what I was talking about... Which makes it even more sad, because he knows there's a problem with the quality of the food, but doesn't do anything about it. Hope my 10$ tip helps them...