Came in @ 5 PM. We were the only ones eating here in its large space often used for catering…read moreweddings, mehendis & other parties. Staff seemed unprepared for serving but our two meals (chicken Xacutie & shrimp Shahi Korma) arrived freshly made & we gave each dish a 7 out of 10 plus the onion kulcha naan was a 10. Service was quiet & a little off that one of the waiters cleaned up my partner's plates while I was still eating mine. It is clean, music was not Indian- themed & service was very hushed.

Got delivery from here, which in the end was pretty decent…read more Started with the mini saag paneer samosas. This was actually quite pleasant and I quite enjoyed how adorable they were as mini. The chutneys they came with didn't really add anything. The shrimp til tinka was interesting. The texture was a skosh off-putting but they were actually pretty tasty. Not sure why it was served on some random greens-they weren't really necessary. The garlic naan was pretty standard. Always a fan of lamb saag. The portion was nice and sauce was a nice texture. However, the lamb itself was oddly a bit smokey in flavor (to the extent I wondered if I had been given the right dish) so not my favorite lamb saag.

I took some of my family members for dinner at Paratha Wala to celebrate my daughter's high school…read moregraduation. It was our first time there, and it was a very good experience overall. The decor was nice, the food was good, but the service was outstanding. They were incredibly patient and accommodating. Everyone was so polite, friendly, and helpful. Sometime it could be stressful to have a nice meal outside as a big group with few rambunctious kids. We had a great time, the kids had fun... overall a successful family dinner. Thank you so much to all the servers at Paratha Wala.

I had dinner here with a friend on a weekday night. The menu was pretty extensive so the server…read morehelped us decide on what to order. I really liked the Papdi Chaat appetizer we got--very strong flavor and crispy. The Karachi Keema Paratha (bread stuffed with spiced ground lamb) was also very flavorful and spicier than I expected. We also tried both the Rose Lassi and Mango Lassi. I think I still prefer the classic Mango Lassi but I'm glad I tried the Rose Lassi too. It was just a little too floral for me to drink regularly. The restaurant is dimly lit and perfect for a date night. Great spot for some decent Indian food, especially since there's not many in the area. Karachi Keema Paratha 9/10 Papdi Chaat 9/10 Butter Chicken 8/10 Mango Lassi 10/10 Rose Lassi 8/10

My first experience at a nepalese restaurant and it was pretty great! The location is relatively…read moresmall - I came with 2 other friends and there was one waitress handling the restaurant. (She was very nice!) I had the chicken momos and pani puri. Both came in portions of 8 pieces and we're very delicious. The lunch specials look good, so I'll try to come back for that next time. At the end, we were offered this fennel seed mix, which is like a palate cleanser and helps reduce bloat, so that was super fun.

Went here with my Mom the other week... I have to say, I really am impressed. I had the beef momo…read more(fried of course) - the flavors were very tasty. Especially with the dipping sauce, which I had thought was strange at first, but a great compliment to the flavors of the momo. My mom had the lunch special, and let me just say... it came with the works. A full meal, sure to satisfy. I don't exactly remember what she had, as it was the first time being here. But it's definitely worth the price. The place, is rather small, but adequate. Kind of gives you that eastern Asian vibe, especially since it's Nepalese cuisine. The girl who served us was quite humble, friendly and attentive. I highly recommend coming here if you're in the mood for something tasty and relatively inexpensive. The flavors are definitely way better than the price offered. I hope and wish this place will remain in business for awhile, as my mother and I were extremely satisfied with everything of this place.

This restaurant needs to be visited by the US Food Dept. It's filthy and the food is always…read morecontaminated and spoilt. Today we bought some sweets ( lobongo lotika is what they called it) But it was not , As soon as I hit into it , slimy smelly green stuff touched my tongue . And I threw up immediately. My husband also had the same issue. He spit it out before it touched his tongue .I have serious health issues and this aggravated my condition. This should not be overlooked. Please DONOT eat here . I don't understand how they are getting 4 stars!! They are not worth any star at all !! I am also adding pictures to support my review.

Reminds me of a Dominican spot but Bengali food. They have the same set up with the prepared foods…read moreout in the open for customers to see and ready to scoop up. It was an ok experience for me and I'll dive into the details: Place - can't miss the corner spot that is colored red. Once inside you'll see that there is plenty of seats and tables for you to dine in. Plenty of parking around the area as well. I didn't think it was dirty but it does feel eh...probably because the interior is old. Service - the only lady I saw working was working hard. She took my order and told me what they had for the day but listen carefully because you'll be hearing thick accents. Very helpful! Food - ended up getting the lamb biryani rice with some chicken tikka masala. It was good! Not the best but did the job. I believe because I got the lamb ($9) and that I added a bit of the tikka, it ended up to be ($10). I think the chicken biryani is ($8) which is fairly priced. I also picked up a vegetable samosa for ($1). They also have plenty of options for vegetarians, as most places like this do. If you're in the area and want a fix, try it out but I wouldn't trek here if you're from afar.

I recently went to an Afghan restaurant in Astoria, and it reminded my of the very first time I had…read moreAfghan food. It was probably about 30+ years ago, here at Kabul Kebab House in Flushing! It was (and still is) one of the very few non-Chinese restaurants in the area. I used to walk past this restaurant all the time. You could see them grilling all sorts of kebabs by the window. People used to just stop and gaze into their window. The smell of those kebabs just made you drool! Well, I tried their food one day and I've been hooked ever since. Phenomenal food here!! I credit my love for Brown Basmati Rice to Kabul Kebab House, since I tried it for the first time there! They also have a sister restaurant in Westbury, Long Island.

So yummy! Definitely underrated. The chicken kebab is so good, the chicken is flavorful and brown…read morerice was perfectly seasoned. They gave a fair amount of sauce and veggies. I ordered through the phone for pick up and the hostess was so friendly, I got my food within 20 minutes. The food was so good I ordered the next day and got a combo for 2, the chicken and kofta kebab. So delicious and I will 100% be returning!!!

We were on the prowl for some Afghan food and came across a Pamir which was relatively closer, and…read moreit seemed cheaper in comparison to our normal Afghan spot, Kabul. While perusing the menu trying to figure out what we were going to order I went back and forth between the combos. I looked at their combos to see if there was anything that could feed a family of two, but everything was geared towards a family of four and more. The combos are ridiculously priced. You'd think you were buying a few catering trays. We ultimately settled on two orders of the Two Chicken Tikka and the Chicken Samosas. I asked for extra white sauce and Pamir did not oblige. I didn't care for the samosas, nor the chicken tikka meal. My husband liked it. He also preferred the white sauce from here instead of Kabul's. While the food was decent it doesn't compare to Kabul. It was a solid 3.5. I was really taken aback by the size of the chicken kebabs and the portions we received. The kebabs were extremely small. There wasn't enough for any leftovers.

Just want to be brief here. Pamir Kabab House & Grill gives off strong homey vibes. The staff did a…read morenice job. The meals feature fresh components and excellent taste. That is all.

I was invited for a tasting and when I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I walked into a…read morereally nice restaurant. The server served: Pani puri paneer pakora vegetable pakora vegetable samosa tikka paneer Tandoori Soya chaap My favorite was the samosa and the vegetable pakora! The Tandoori wasn't on the favorite list. All in all I had a good experience!

Lucky Dhaba babyyyy! If you're looking for family-owned, in-house & made fresh daily, authentic &…read moredelicious vegetarian Indian food then this is the place for YOU! Honestly, even if it isn't your normal go-to, I promise you should venture outside of your comfort zone and give it a try. As soon as I stepped in I was transported to a golden palace. The place is adorned with gold and bling, the chandelier caught my eye immediately! It's decorated with cultural trinkets and I truly felt transported a bit, it was simply beautiful and I had a strong feeling that whatever I was about to eat was going to be fire. I'm familiar with Indian cuisine and am a huge fan, but vegetarian?! I'm a strong carnivore but was excited to exit my norm and try something new. Why not right? AND BABY THEY DIDN'T DISAPPOINT! When feeling adventerous, and hungry, the best thing to do is have them bring out a few different standouts so you can really get a diverse range of offerings. And I'm so glad I did. Now, we're here for the food of course: Gobi Chilli -- Fried cauliflower in a sticky mild spicy chili sauce. Crispy on the outside, soft & tender on the inside, and absolutely addictive. I had to stop myself from licking the plate. Masala Fries -- Crispy, golden, and served with a tamarind sauce and a mint chutney that both deserve their own fan clubs. I need bottles of each in my house yesterday. Tandoori Mix Grill -- This one threw me. It's their version made with cottage cheese--and let me be clear, I don't even like cottage cheese. But somehow, this was smoky, juicy, and downright good. I was shocked and impressed. Shahi Paneer -- A curry where paneer is cooked in a creamy sauce made with onions, yogurt, nut and seeds. Rich, flavorful, and comforting. It gave "I've been simmering all day just waiting for you." Amritsari Kulcha -- Buttery, crispy, garlicky, and elite. Dipped in the chickpeas and yogurt? That bite was a moment. And the Vanilla Bubble Tea? I don't know what kind of magic was in there, but it tasted like a milkshake and might honestly be the best one I've ever had. See what happens when you venture out?! The staff was kind and the food came out hot and fast. Everything looked good, smelled good, and most importantly--tasted good. Queens got another winner on its hands. I'll be back. Probably soon.

Outstanding across the board! A truly spectacular dining experience. The head chef delivers…read moreexcellence on every plate--bold flavors, beautiful presentation, and authentic depth. The service matched it perfectly--gracious, attentive, and seamless. This is not just a meal, it's an experience worth repeating.

Don't be fooled by the sweet and fake reviews. This place was a huge disappointment…read more We ordered online, and the quantity was a complete joke. When we called to ask why the portion sizes were so small, they told us they had changed their policy about a month ago. Instead of explaining properly or apologizing, they hung up on us. Very unprofessional customer service. If you're reducing portion sizes, at least be honest about it before people order. We won't be ordering from here again.