Probably the best halal restaurant I went in Lower Mainland in my opinion. Their pizza is so good…read moreand tasty. Especially that the cheese is we sticky. But the only thing is that the pizza was quite greasy and the tables were kind of dirty. But I guess they probably had a rush since there was quite a lot of customers. So I give this reasturant a 4 star. But all of that, Great customer service. Great food. Good restaurant.

We ordered over the phone, and our meal was ready when we arrived. Now that's efficient service…read more Our order consisted of six pieces of fried chicken with french fries for $13. Unfortunately, the portion of fries was RIDICULOUSLY small. They must have given us something like ten fries, and they didn't even season them! I understand that a lot of people are worried about their sodium intake, but french fries need to be salted to taste even moderately edible! And when someone orders six pieces of chicken, they're obviously going to need more than a single serving of fries (just saying). Each piece of fried chicken was quite small, especially compared to chain restaurants like Church's Chicken or Kentucky Fried Chicken. I assume that this is because they use only halal meat in this restaurant (which I'm guessing is more expensive and more difficult to obtain than regular chicken). But to their credit, the restaurant's owners gave us eight pieces of chicken, which we appreciated as it helped make up for the small portions. Unfortunately, the chicken was also not salted and didn't even seem fried. It looked and tasted more like "boast chicken" which is the less oily and less greasy version of fried chicken. I can't speak for any other menu items at this restaurant, but I wouldn't recommend ordering their fried chicken. If you want to get a tastier fried chicken (and you're not afraid of going to Richmond) go to Red Rooster Fried Chicken instead. It's also a fried chicken restaurant, but resoundingly more delicious.

Tikka Gali is a part of a cloud kitchen called Owl Kitchen that has 3 or more Indian restaurants…read moreinside it. They don't have a brick and mortar, but they do have a spacious parking lot where you can park and eat standing outside your car. They provide special trays that you can put in the trunk of your car, very authentic and Indian for sure. Their food is inspired by Delhi street food, and they live up to it! It is also very pocket friendly!! I got their: :: I got their Tikka Gali special kathi roll which was soo good! Not too spicy either. They give a side of chutney and picked onions, just like they do on the streets of Delhi. :: Also got their paneer tikka roll with rumali roti, so good!! :: Chicken malai tikka for appies, their sauce was good but I didn't think the chicken was well marinated. :: tandoori momos, was my favourite part! they weren't crispy but very flavourful! I got the veggie option in this :: lastly, I got their masala fries which were crispy, spicy, and came with tandoori mayo sauce.. YUMMY. Best fries in town for sure! I would highly recommend trying them out :)

Absolutely OUTSTANDING! We got their TG Special Chicken Chicken Roll with Egg and the Malai Tikka…read moreChicken Roll. Bout of them were just incredible. The chicken was lightly smokey and a little charred and extremely juicy and tender, the kathi rolls were flawless, and the filling and the sauces brought everything together with the chutney being that last chef's kiss to round it all up. The take out system takes a little figuring out the first time since it's a shared ghost kitchen, but the rolls are easily some of the best I've had anywhere in Canada/US and I very strongly recommend giving it a shot.

This restaurant needs lots of improvement…read more I should have left the minute I walked in I don't know why I didn't I guess I was hungry Between the screaming children and my hunger pains I stayed I had their teeny tiny little Buffet here's what it's got going for it it comes with a chai tea and it's really cheap only $8.99 There's literally nothing on their Buffet you get some very mildly spiced chickpeas there is some lightly Curry potatoes and you get halwa . It comes with onions thick yogurt that's sitting in the sun and your tea you also get bread with it The bread came out beautiful but absolutely so greasy I could not eat the whole thing As for service there is none and they ask you for a tip I didn't give a tip cuz that's stupid when I have to do everything myself the Ambiance it's old it's dated and it's gross looking is it a meal yeah I guess so All three items that were on the buffet that were supposed to be hot or barely room temperature the buffets look like they were broken apart not a great day would I come back ... no I would not come back very disappointed I would give this a three out of 10

Food is horrible, very disappointing! Service was terrible, not worth to try out at all. Also not…read morefamily friendly place.

Tasty tasty!! First time coming here with family, so it was nice to be able to order a lot of…read moredishes and try everything! My favourites were the Dal Mash, Lamb Vandaloo, and chicken Biryani. The garlic naan was also very good and had a nice fresh crunch to it! The servers were attentive and friendly.

For one night stay in Vancouver and having dinner, choosing this place was a right decision. Their…read morefood was really delicious. It had a true authentic taste of Indian Pakistani food. Plus the portions were really balanced. Next time I stop by Vancouver, will definitely go there.

Our group had craving for dosas and picked this place as we were traveling there over the weekend…read more First they don't have ala carte on weekends so we ended up with having the buffet. The buffet had rice varieties from every southern state - curd rice, plain rice, bisibele baath, soya pulao/biryani, and then baby idlis and baby uthapams. For the curries they had only 1 mix veg, that was sweet and creamy, and chhole. There were couple of chutneys. For dessert they had gulab Jamin and kesari( sheera). Tricky part- food was running out, and getting cold, restocking was slow. You pick the idlis and the sambar is out. You come for the sambar and the uthapams and idlis are cold. The puris and dosas are to be served at the table, and then you brought the sambar and chutney and chhole at the table and the dosas and puris never made it for 15 mins, and all the food in your plate is cold. How much rice can you have? Finally when the dosa was brought in apologetically was burnt bitter. The poor server had to apologize and offer free coffee. Overall this was far from our desire to have simple South Indian dosa meal. I'd stay away from the buffet for sure.

Was only here for mango juice and coffee to go. All good! Mango juice was a mixture of mango and…read morepear. Yum!

I recently tried this Indian restaurant in Surrey as was craving proper Indian food and this one…read moretotally satisfied my expectations. The ambience is super nice and cozy with warm neutral lights inside and nice seating. It's quite spacious and big as well. The service is pretty good too and if you go on Saturday night you would have to wait for approximately 15 minutes as well. We ordered sev puri in appetizers which was really great in taste. It had perfect spice, and the filling of potatoes, curd and sev with pomegranate was commendable. For main ordered garlic naan, tandoori roti with kadhai paneer as curry . All of them were really delicious. Kadhai paneer was perfect in spice and taste and its curry was totally going with the paneer. Absolutely loved the experience there and already feeling hungry to be back and order again. Highly recommended.

Our final meal during our day trip to British Columbia was at Spice 72 Indian Restaurant & Lounge,…read moreand it was the perfect end to the day. The restaurant was easy to find, located inside a plaza with plenty of free parking. Surprisingly, it was busy on a Saturday night at 9PM, and we had to wait about 20 minutes for a table for three. During the wait, my sister and I, both first-timers to Indian cuisine, struggled to narrow down our choices. My boyfriend stepped in and consulted with our friendly waiter, who helped us choose a great spread: Plain Rice to share, (2) orders of Naan Breads, (2) Mango Lassis, Goat and Lamb Vindaloo, Tandoori Chicken (8 pieces), and Chicken Tikka Masala. The food was fantastic, with both the temperature and spiciness turned up to the max! The Naan Bread was a standout, a must-try with any meal, and my personal favorite was the Tandoori Chicken. The restaurant has a cozy, dimly lit atmosphere, perfect for a casual yet intimate dining experience. However, the music was quite loud throughout, which added a lively energy to the space. We were seated near the fireplace and a TV showing a hockey game, which was a bit too warm for us, especially since our food was already piping hot! The service was exceptional. Our waiter was not only attentive but also entertaining, making our experience even more enjoyable. I'd absolutely recommend Spice 72 for anyone craving authentic Indian food. It was clear from the crowd that the restaurant is beloved by those in the know--everyone there, except us, appeared to be of Indian descent, which was a great sign of its authenticity.

Me and 12 of my friends had gone to Chachas after camping and we were very hungry. The staff was…read morevery polite and helped us with dietary restrictions for Vegan. They also recommended us to reduce the amount of curries we were ordering which was very accurate. Everything tasted really well. Top things to order: Litchi & Kiwi cocktail Tandoori paneer momos Dal Makhani Lacha paratha Garlic roti Paneer Tikka masala

ChaCha's Tandoor & Grill is hands down my favorite North Indian restaurant in Vancouver. The food…read moreis consistently outstanding, packed with flavor, and offers incredible value for the quality and portion sizes. The butter chicken is easily one of the best I've had--rich, creamy, and bursting with flavor. Pair it with their rumali roti, which is a rare find in Vancouver, and you have the perfect meal. The chicken Kalami kebabs are unbelievably tender and practically melt in your mouth, while the lamb chops are beautifully marinated and cooked to perfection. Their chicken biryani isn't a traditional dum biryani, but it's delicious in its own right with plenty of flavor. Don't skip the chai and gulab jamun--they're the perfect way to end the meal. There's almost always a line, which tells you how popular this place is with locals. I'd recommend calling ahead to get on the waitlist and save yourself some time. The restaurant has plenty of indoor seating, and despite how busy it gets, the food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and served at very reasonable prices. If you're craving authentic North Indian food in Vancouver, ChaCha's Tandoor & Grill is an absolute must-visit.

READ ITS INTERESTING REVIEW-:…read more I have been a loyal customer of this restaurant for over 4 years, and what happened today was completely unacceptable and extremely disappointing. One of the owners, Mr. Bishnu, knows me very well since I've been coming here regularly for years. A few months ago, when I tried to order a plate of noodles, I was told the wait time would be 40 minutes, so I cancelled the order. After about an hour, I called back thinking the wait might be shorter, but I was told it would now take 50 minutes. I still agreed to wait and picked up the order. At that time, I left a 1-star review because of the excessive wait time, but later I realized it might have been harsh and I deleted the review. However, what happened today completely changed my perception of this place. I went there to refer a friend for a job, because Mr. Bishnu himself had previously asked me to bring her. Instead of a normal conversation, he confronted me about that old review. During the conversation he said that if I "behave like this" I will not be welcomed at the restaurant anymore -- simply because I once left a review about slow service. The attitude was extremely egoistic and disrespectful. Even when I calmly tried to explain that this is not the way you treat a customer who has been supporting your business for years, his response was shocking. His exact words were essentially: "It's fine if you don't come. It won't make any difference to my restaurant. Even Mr Bishnu used a word " I don't care and F*ck about people" Imagine telling that to someone who has been coming here for 4 years, recommending the place to friends, and bringing new customers who also continued coming. This kind of arrogance toward loyal customers is unbelievable. A business should value feedback and long-time customers, not threaten them or dismiss them because of one honest review about service delays. After today's experience, I honestly feel disrespected and unwelcome, and I would strongly suggest other customers think twice before supporting a place where customer loyalty clearly means nothing. Mr Bishnu you lost a loyal customer to SPICE OF NEPAL & KATHMANDU BAR AND GRILLfor sure. If there are lot of other customers for you , there are lot of other restaurants around. YOU KEEP YOUR EGO, I WILL KEEP MY SELF RESPECT

I did not like the food I ordered (take out). I would rather go to Kathmandu or momo grill for good…read moreindo Chinese or Nepalese. Overall, I won't recommend this place.