Best of the best fresh delicious food with authentic Pakistani Indian tase and flavors. We ordered…read moremany different dishes and all delicious!! Ambience atmosphere make feel hungry!! Looking forward to go again!! Thank you Baithak chefs

| Deeply Disappointed -- What Happened to Baithakh?…read more Baithakh used to be one of our favorite go-to spots in North Brunswick. We've always enjoyed the food, but unfortunately, something has definitely changed since our last visit -- and not for the better. We ordered several dishes, including the Baithakh Seekh Kebab Roll, Crispy Fried Chicken Burger, Beef Paya, Beef Nihari, Peshawari Mutton Karahi, and Chicken Malai Boti. To our surprise, nearly everything was a letdown. The Beef Paya and Peshawari Mutton Karahi were both swimming in oil and severely lacked flavor, which was shocking considering how good they used to be. The Fried Chicken Burger had decent seasoning, but the chicken itself was tough and rubbery -- almost inedible. The Chicken Malai Boti was okay, but even that wasn't as tender or flavorful as we've had here before. Maybe they've changed chefs or recipes, but the quality just isn't the same anymore. Baithakh had never failed us before, but this visit was a major disappointment. Sadly, we're giving it a 2 out of 5 stars. We hope they find their way back to the standard that once made them great.

We were looking for a quick dinner and stumbled upon this place last night (03/13) during our visit…read moreto NJ and were very pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food! We ordered the K8 plate. The chicken and lamb were both succulent and delicious, the rice was flavorful and seasoned well, the side salad had a hint of grape leaves and complimented the meal perfectly. It also came with a yogurt sauce and hot sauce; the hot sauce was not overtly spicy but had some heat as an aftertaste which I personally loved. The place is not too fancy, and the meal was served in disposable containers. But the staff were friendly and helpful and the place was clean overall. Would I return/recommend? Absolutely! If we're ever back in this area, I would come again for a quick meal.

Their kabobs are excellent n grilled to perfection! Their Banjan Borani is outstanding, sliced…read moreeggplant with some yummy sauce, topped with yogurt, served hot! This is something to die for!! Baba ganoush n hummus are delicious! Yummm!!

Flame Kebob House 986 Easton Ave…read more Somerset, NJ 08873 Chicken Kebob Platter Experience the best of three worlds! This variety entrée comes with three types of chicken with a different marination: * Chicken tikka (the reddish color ) * Chicken kofta (the long piece) * Malai tikka (2 pairs) The boneless chicken was tender and juicy. The multiple dipping sauces also added a blend of heat and spice. I wasn't a fan of the side salad, but this type of salad is typically included with Halal platters. #flamekebobhouse #somersetnj #chickenkebobplatter #chickentikka #chickenkofta #melaitikka

Small place,really cute and cozy. You can dine in or order for pickup. I ordered mild wings and…read moremozzarella sticks. I wanted to try the baba ghanoush, but unfortunately, they had run out. The staff was nice and friendly; the guy who took my order was polite and helpful. As for the food, it was okay,nothing amazing, but definitely edible. I'd recommend it if you're in the area and looking for a quick, casual bite.

Very happy with our Sunday lunch earlier today. We've heard raving reviews about this place and…read morewere not disappointed! Ordered Mantu as an app and lamb shank + chicken kofta as entrees. Everything was super delicious and fresh,served quickly. Love how efficient and friendly the staff was! Portions were super big,so we had enough leftovers for dinner and then some..! Great flavors through spices used. Would love to come back and try other things out of their menu.

This was a small location that served authentic Afghan cuisine. The menu had a number of…read moreintriguing options with reasonable prices. The service was friendly, and the food came out extremely quickly. I felt we were being rushed just a tad, but not a huge deal. For appetizers, the falafel ($7?), Mantu ($8?), and bholani cadu ($6?) were ordered. Regarding the falafel, there were five to an order. The falafel was very crispy and had decent flavor. I thought they needed a little more seasoning present. The Mantu were Afghan style dumplings filled with ground beef, onions, and seasonings. It was garnished with homemade mint yogurt and lentil sauce. This was light and soft with tons of flavor. The dumplings were filled appropriately, and the lentil sauce was a pleasant addition. The bholani cadu was a thin fried pastry filled with butternut squash and seasoned with fresh herbs and spices. This was interesting. The wonton was very crispy. The squash filling was sweeter than I thought, but still tasty. I also might add all of the three sauces provided at the tables were good, with the cilantro one being my favorite (cilantro I believe anyway). For my entrée, I had the lamb shank ($38?). It came with a soup, salad, a choice of rice, and naan. The soup appeared to be a lentil soup. It came out hot and was very pleasant. The salad consisted of tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers. It was prepared nicely as all the pieces were small and a good size portion. The simple dressing was great too. The lamb shank came with a few vegetables. The lamb was extremely tender, but not much meat was on the bone. There needed to be a little more seasoning too as it was lacking. I am just glad the lamb was so tender. I went with the Kabuli rice which had steamed carrots and raisins on top. This was fluffy and flavorful with a ton of it. The naan was okay, a little too crispy. I also tried the lamb chops. They had an unreal cook on them and seasoned well. I also tried the zamarud rice, which was good too. For dessert, the rice pudding ($8?) was ordered. It was creamy and filling. The nice crunch from the pistachios on top was a good addition. Will I go back? I would, yes.

Best takeout in the area. Mixed Gyro platter is off the…read morecharts. Delivery time is spot on. 10 out of 10!

Love this place. Its our go to for Afgani in this area. We used to go to the lake Hawaitha location…read morefor our catering in the past and were happy with this location opening. Love the meat, the quanitity and the quick service! Flavors are also amazing.

Prime No.7 was an incredible experience. We went for the all you can eat option with both sushi and…read moremeats and it was the right choice. The sushi was fresh and flavorful but the real highlight was the meats. The cuts were amazing, tender, and perfectly cooked which made every plate feel like a treat. There was never a moment of regret with anything that came to the table. This was also the perfect setting to reconnect with a friend I had not seen in almost 20 years since our time in the military. The environment is welcoming and comfortable which made it easy to sit back, talk for hours, and enjoy the meal without feeling rushed. The service was attentive and kept everything moving smoothly so we could focus on the conversation and the food. Prime No.7 is more than just a place to eat. It is the kind of restaurant that makes a reunion special and turns dinner into an experience worth remembering.

Love the place, we try to make it there as often as possible. We get the all you can eat, of…read morecourse! Usually good service but this time we felt like the portions were smaller and when we asked about it, the lady made sure we wouldn't waste the food. I completely understand that mindset but I don't think it's a good customer service approach to share it with customers. I hope they don't make us feel like we are a burden next time the family eats at this establishment.

10/10 If you're…read morevisiting New York, this place is an absolute must try! I ordered the Chicken Platter, and it definitely lived up to the hype. The platter comes with perfectly seasoned chicken over rice, along with fresh lettuce and tomatoes. I got the famous white sauce and hot sauce on the side so I could add as much as I wanted, and both took the dish to the next level. The chicken was flavorful, tender, and paired perfectly with the rice. The portion was generous and incredibly filling, making it an excellent value. Everything tasted fresh, and I honestly enjoyed every bite. That said, it was so good I could probably eat two platters! The line was long, but don't let that discourage you it moved steadily and was absolutely worth the wait. Whether you're a local or just visiting NYC, this is one of those iconic spots you have to experience at least once. it!

I remember trying The Halal Guys 13 years ago when I last visited New York City. It was a long time…read moreago so I don't remember too much other then the long line, and the food being pretty solid and having large portions. Since this is a NYC staple and it's been so long, I knew I had to come again this trip. I ordered a chicken shawarma wrap as well as a beef platter. I thought the wrap was very good. Very saucy, and tasty, however, I just found the platter to be a bit bland. It almost felt like it was missing something. Also I think the portion sizes definitely got smaller. Overall it was a solid meal. I don't think I'll be rushing to come back, but I'm glad I was able to experience it again.

There is a long wait. They do cook everything fresh, but they ran outta the red snapper…read more Too much garlic on the food. Ordered branzino. It was fresh. But all I could taste was garlic. They use a lot of garlic on everything. It was a one and done. If you enjoy garlic, then it's for you. Restaraunt itself smells bad. It's not the most hygienic place. It's very a mom and pop, hole in the wall kinda place. I wouldn't dine in because of the smell.

There are good places, there are great places, and then there are places where the food is truly…read moretransformative. This tiny unassuming African spot on the Main Street in Springfield is one such establishment. If you asked me where the very best grilled chicken I could have is I would point you here and tell you to ignore the fact that it was African, if you asked me for the very best African food I would say there are many great places and this is one of the absolute best! Karen, the owner and chef and Emanuel her brother are kind and well versed in hospitality, a fact that her formal and informal training will prove if you are fortunate enough to meet them. The spices, the smells and the flavors are what Africa is known for and the first thing they will tell you is that everything is cooked to order so don't expect it to just be ready but I promise you it's worth twice the amount of time (it wasn't too long by the way) and you truly feel as though you have been invited into their home. With no hyperbole this is not just some of the very best African food I've had it's some of the very best food I've ever had and I cannot wait to return.