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★★★★★ This place has amazing food MashaAllah. The chicken shawarmas were very yummy. No gyro, proper khubz based with excellent garlic sauce. The chicken shawarma plate had fries and pickled veggies too. No rice. Should had been clear in my order.
Saturday they close at 8.
JazakaAllah for having a halal food place in the middle of nowhere. I was staying in Wilkes Barre and this place is right off of I-81. I’m going to stop here on my next drives to Toronto Posted on October 25, 2020 ★★★★★ Finally a decent restaurant in Northern NJ, we used to go to Lake Hiawatha in their other store. Since covid we did not eat inside but every other do a take out. Chapli kabab are the best along with the cream rolls. Burgers are very good too. Overall I have recommended this to a couple of friends and they all love it. Posted on October 18, 2020 |  |
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★★★★★ This is a great place for people who are searching for authentic Pakistani cuisine. Their Kebabs and rolls are full of flavor and freshly made. I have only tried a few items from their menu but they all tasted excellent. Their BBQ items are specially good. Also their Naans were very well baked. The only thing that I didn\'t agree with, in terms of texture and ingredients, not taste, was the Chicken Karahi. Karahi was more like a Chicken stew or gravy and Karahi is not supposed to have onions in it. Although it terms of taste it was good, but just not Karahi.rnTheir Reshmi or Malai Chicken Boti was excellent as well as all kinds of seekh and regular kebabs.rnI will definitely go back their again on my next trip to San Diego. Posted on October 7, 2020  ★★★★ Was a bit skeptical of the “halal-ness” upon first glance of this establishment as it’s located inside of a gas station convenience store and there is no halal sign nor were there any folks who appeared visibly Muslim.rnrnThe lady who worked there was super nice though, and I hesitated asking about where the source of the chicken came from as I thought she might not know why I was asking but eventually I’m did. Just by my asking she mentioned that it comes direct from the company via their own supplier and that the boxes are marked halal certified.rnrnI was satisfied with this but still a bit uneasy so I asked if she wouldn’t mind showing me one of the boxes to which she gladly complied and the label was in fact there clear as day.rnrnSuffice to say that I left with a 4 piece chicken pack and a smile on my face. Posted on September 24, 2020 |
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