★★★★★ I visited them for the first time during their Ramadan buffet and they killed it.rnThe place was packed... not even a single table was available so it helped that we had made reservations 5 hours in advance. Service was excellent and the food was one of the best Labanese food I have tried on the West Coast.rnTheir attention to detail is also second to none. Each platter was decorated and one could easily see that they put emphasis not just on flavor but also presentation. There were more than half a dozen appetizers as well as even more main dishes. The baked Chicken was absolutely mouth watering. All kind of lamb dishes were properly marinated and not gamey at all.rnI would definitely recommend them to everyone. Posted on May 3, 2021

★★★★★ This place is definitely a hidden gem. After spending a beautiful day at Niagara falls, the food served in this restaurant was cherry on top! The ambiance is so soothing and everything was served in clay pots. Lassi and naan were so authentic. We ordered shinwari mutton, chicken paneer handi and chicken biryani. The quantity was more than what we expected and everything was delicious. I am totally a non desi food person and please note that this review is coming from someone who has never rated any restaurant in North America ever in last 13 years. Posted on March 31, 2021

★★★★★ This place is excellent. The ribs are unlike anything I've ever tried before. They fall right off the bone. I've never had more tender meat. I cannot recommend this place enough. If you live within an hour of this place, it's worth the drive. Best of all, this place is proudly Muslim. It's Muslim-owned, and there are Zabihah/Halal signs prominently displayed throughout the restaurant. I highly recommend! Posted on March 7, 2021

★★★★★ السلام عليكم ورحمة الله A 2nd perspective differing from Irfan's I believe this restaurant deserves 5 stars for my 2 visits. Alhamdulillah, I was blessed to take my wife to this restaurant for dinner the first time. The service was timely and the food was unique & excellent. This was again the case for lunch: timely and delicious. I am a Muslim revert with a Chinese American background - the food here reminds me of my grandmother's city of Zheng Zhou, China. I can say that the cumin here tastes exactly like the cumin they use in her province, sweet and probably grown in Xin Jiang. The rich beef noodle soup reminds me of the dense night crowds of Taiwan, the lamb skewers remind me of Muslims in China laughing & grilling on the street, and the butter tea reminds me of star-filled night of Tibet where Allah let me experience the last generation of nomadic yak-herders whose children are urbanizing and trading the self sufficiency of living with Allah's creation for industrial logic & power. Subhanallah. Is not Allah the best creator? If you want a window into East Asia, come here and catch a whiff and a taste. The stories and struggles of the people, well, that you'll have to seek and travel for. Assalaaam alaikum wa rahmatuallahi wa barakaatuhu Yahya Doe Posted on March 5, 2021