★★★★★ By far the best burger I have had. If you’re in SoCal, it’s a must try. First, I couldn’t help but notice how clean the kitchen was, as I’m very picky. It’s family owned and the owners are very friendly. I love the sautéed mushroom and chicken diablo. Gourmet wings are very good too. Also, prices are great! Same if not cheaper than fast food. Posted on March 30, 2020

★★★★★ Finally a halal place with excellent ambiance and even better food! The Kaak is a must have and the We’re Dough chicken is the best shawerma I’ve ever had. The bread for it is baked fresh specifically for the order and I looovvee the sesame seeds! I wasnt familiar at first with the names of the baked goods but if you ask they’re helpful and explain every thing (plus the kitchen is open so you can see everything freshly baked and made). Whats amazing especially for kids, is that you can customize almost everything with the toppings you want, whether it’s the sajj or the kaak. This is always fun when we go in groups bc we get so many different varieties. They also have freshly squeezed orange juice and amazing croissants with so many tea and coffee options. Overall LOVE this place and having brunch here! 🤤 Posted on March 8, 2020

★★★★★ If you are in the New York metropolitan area, do yourself a favor and go to Tashkent Supermarket. It was very busy when we went there, and for good reason; this place has an outstanding prepared food bar. We purchased small amounts of six different items, and everything was truly delicious. My personal favorites were the beef manti, chicken Kiev, and beef stroganoff. There are plenty of vegetarian options available for those who don't want meat-based dishes. My only regret was that we weren't able to try more of their food, and that we don't live close enough to go there very often. Almost everything there is halal (halal items are marked as such), and no pork or alcohol is sold. Posted on January 20, 2020

★★★ This place is older than your annoying Uncle that keeps on insisting that they want to go there. Jokes aside, I have been going there since the late 70's. when I would be holding on to my Mother's finger for dear life. It used to be THE spot when Karachi still looked like a city and not an overgrown food-court with a restaurant at every street corner and one on top of it. Now with so many choices and improved quality it has lost it's lead, but don't get me wrong, it's still pretty good and easy on the pocket. However, if you are feeling nostalgic for some Chicken Shashlik and famous Kaybees ice-cream which is actually frozen yogurt (people in US will get the reference) do swing by. The place is now a 3 or 4 story restaurant that serves all kinds of desi and continental food. I swear that they have over a 100 items on their menu.... 174 items when I counted them including desserts, combos and drinks etc. They now have 7 locations in various parts of the city. BBQ, Chinese and Burger with Noodles and Tikka Kabob... all under one roof. Posted on January 17, 2020