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    Sarinas Afghan Cuisine

    3.9 (85 reviews)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Quiet
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    The accompaniment of Qurma Palow
    Hannah W.

    With both our children out to parties on a Saturday night, this old couple decided to venture out into little known territory ... and chose this Afghan restaurant. It is spacious and kinda strangely shaped, and we wondered what it was before becoming a restaurant. Their menu reads like a transition from Indian/Pakistani to Middle Eastern - where else would you see falafel on the same page as briyani? Although it is a meat heavy cuisine, this vegetarian found a delicious main course - Ashak, steamed dumplings stuffed with scallion and herbs, and topped with a lentil yogurt sauce. It was surprisingly delightful! And my carnivorous husband was really happy with his choice of Qurma Palow. We will bring our children here in the near future - they will love it too! I asked our waitress if they'd have more vegetarian choices, she named a few other things on the menu - appetizers and side dishes, plus bread - that I could feed on. No matter, I wouldn't mind eating Ashak a few more times!

    Lamb shank with rice, carrots, and raisins.  Fall off the bone meat with a ton of deliciously seasoned rice.
    Edward K.

    My friend and I chose Sarinas for this month's ethnic dinner outing. The restaurant is spacious which allows you to have a comfortable conversation while dining. We started with an appetizer course of samosas, potato bolani, and mantoo. The samosas and bolani were crisp and delicious with the accompanying dipping sauce and the spicy sauces that were on the table. (Green and red sauces both add a wonderful piquancy). The mantoo comes with it's own sauce and was a tender and flavorful dumpling dish. We moved on to a main course of the lamb shank with rice, raisins, and carrots and the goat curry. The lamb shank was fall off the bone tender and the rice was redolent with exotic seasoning. The goat curry was a show stopper, tender as can be in a deeply flavorful sauce, all for $9. Many individuals would stop there but since we're gourmands and the food was excellent, we asked to see the menu again. Certainly glad we did, as the beef kofta kabob was one of the best bites of the night. A flavorful beef mix with a zesty spice coating that is grilled to perfection. We also had the lamb curry and it approached the goodness of the goat curry. Figuring that was just about enough savory food for one evening, we moved on to the baklava and firnee. The baklava was served warm with a decadent amount of buttery flavor and the firnee was a tasty pudding featuring some deep flavor. As a tip, if you're interested in the Kashmiri tea you should tell the staff early as it can take a while to make. We'll return to try it another time and give the rest of the menu a try. Highly recommend this restaurant.

    Table sauce. Can not wait to eat it
    Allie C.

    Yum! I've been craving Afghani food ever since i Moved out of Watchung, and had to leave behind my beloved silk road restaurant, in Warren, New Jersey. Everything we ate and drank here was fantastic . My boyfriend was a little nervous because he had never tried this type of food before . However, as soon as he had a taste, he told me that he was "calling dibs" on any leftover food. The dogh (yogurt drink) was refreshing and had pieces of mint in it that were bursting with fresh herbal flavor. I became completely obsessed with the table sauces and put them on everything I could. Rice and kebab were both cooked perfectly. The only improvement could be that the person who served us (I think he may be the owner) Was not friendly . Not a huge deal.

    Eddie R.

    From a perspective of someone who is not very much into afghan cuisine this could be a decent place. But if you are seriously into afghan food or similar cuisine this place is not for you given the food is average. I ordered combo3 to get a taste of all types of meat offerings and more or else it was either overcooked with slight burned edges, adana kebab was the only exception being undercooked. Overall its not a bad place for a starter or even family night out but certainly not for serious food lovers.

    Chicken Veggies Soup, brown rice ,chicken Sambosa, and potato Bolani . Perfect meal for a cold night .
    Jamie L.

    This place continues to amaze ! Lentil daal, Murgh Palow, Badunjan Burani And a combo platter #2 we're all so delicious . I'm happy to have left overs for tomorrow. The food is so flavorful but not spicy hot( unless you add some of their special sauces !) . This is a must try in Suffern .

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    Excellent flavors. We had the dumplings and they were delicious. They wait staff could use a little training but it wasn't terrible.

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    9 years ago

    Sarinas is a very refreshing addition to Suffern's cuisine. Excellent food, friendly service and great for takeout!

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