I have eaten here a few times. If you are looking for a good Pakistani restaurant this is the place to try. They have excellent kabobs, their karahi's are excellent. They also have small but very tasteful Sunday brunch buffet. Their sweet lassi is the best in town. The husband and wife are nice people. Usually they come and visit you and ask how everything is. The ambiance is all right. I think the tables could be a little cleaner

I along with my family members visited this restaurant 1st time and in my opinion this is one of the best Pakistani Restaurants in Texas. Taste of food was excellent and owner of the restaurant and very courteous and polite one. Staff was also very nice to us. Food was delicious and mouth watering. You can compare it with any best restaurants in Lahore or Karachi.

Their lunch buffet is 12-3 on Sundays. The owner was very friendly and helpful. Since it was towards the end of the lunch buffet time he let us take as much as we wanted to go for the price of 1 plate. The food was really good and very flavorful. Authentic Pakistani flavors and not too spicy. We will definitely be back!

I may be the only person that comes here for the fried chicken and fries but for good reason: the fried chicken is incredible. The seasoning they use is absolutely perfection. I usually ask for a side of the masala seasoning (what they use to season the fries) and sprinkle it on the fried chicken as well. The preparation of any order takes quite a bit of time to make (whatever you order comes out fresh and piping hot!). What I usually do is call ahead of time by 15 minutes and by the time I get there, the food is ready. Yes, Babe's fried chicken is awesome, slightly better than Hot N Crunchy's. But the problem with Babe's is you're coerced into ordering all the parts of the chicken. I'm a thigh man and drumstick man on occassion, so the breast and wing usually goes to waste if my wife isn't dining with me. A la cart fried chicken is the best way to go: some of us like the dark, some of us prefer the white. And get this: 3 pieces of fried chicken and a basket full of fries comes out to around $6.00. And I always take a bit of masala seasoning home with me. The seasoning by the way, is concocted by the owner Assef. I've used it as a rub for my rib eye and it was excellent. Throw a bit of unsalted butter in however you cook your steaks and you'll swear St. Peter let you through the pearly gates for your taste buds.

Delicious food and fair prices. What more could you ask for?? Signature Pakistani dishes done right. But they also have some nuggets and sandwiches to cater for kids who may not want to experience the spicy food yet. The staff and owners are extremely helpful if you don't know what to order. Convenient location with plenty of parking. A must try. Halwa Puri on weekends, a traditional breakfast meal, along with Beef Nihari, are absolutely delicious.

Salam, the food in the buffet was fresh. It was a brunch buffet from 12-3. The owner is very ethical and is very careful about not wasting food.

Chicken Karahi was quite flavorful. Nan and rice is extra, but the value is still decent. The chicken itself felt a bit bland, it didn't feel like it was cooked in the sauce, which is a shame because the sauce is really good. If the chicken was pan cooked before being added it would be better. The restaurant itself was way too quiet tho. Music should be played, its very awkward.

Went here for the first time as we heard their mutton karhai was super amazing! And we honestly loved it to every last bite! So flavorful, served hot with fresh hot naan! The chicken biryani was okayish.. The mango lassi was really good! The ambience needs improvement.. the next time, i might just get the mutton karhai to-go cause i really wasnt impressed with the interior.. also the tv was too loud and it was difficult to understand what my brother was saying...