(562) 923-5174

  (714) 276-7888 mobile

  (714) 780-1307 fax

  Full halal menu

  Alcohol-free

  $$ out of $$$$

   accepted

  Available to-go

  Prayer allowed upon request

  Clean restrooms

  Catering available (more info)

  Delivery available

  Free wifi available

  Parking available

  Child-friendly premises

  Wheelchair accessible

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★☆☆☆☆ these ppl don’t know how to make Biryani because they are from Punjab Pakistan. Mongo lassi was old and tasteless. all the time Manager was on call and hardly listen or concentrated on his customers. Might be these was some emergency so no comments on that but overall service was not good. P.M. Please work on your service, cleanliness and food as well Posted on January 17, 2020

★☆☆☆☆ The food is not good here and the management that runs this place is not good either. Me and my husband order chicken tikka naan bread and Briyani rice, we told the owner to make it mild the management ppl ended up making the briyani spicy plus the naan was too oily and the chicken tikka was too salty so no I will never return here again. The food taste nasty and no good. I would not recommend this place. Posted on December 26, 2019

★★★★★ the food are authentically delicious! the owner and his daugther are super nice!! We left happy! highly recommended. Posted on March 30, 2018

★★★★★ The food was great and so were the hosts. I called and told them I would reach 15 mins after their closing time. They served me an extra chicken kebab and also kheer (rice pudding) when they found out I too am from Pakistan! Kebab, Keema, Kheer and Naan were delicious! Posted on May 1, 2016

★★★★★ Very nice food and reasonable price. Nans were among the best I ever had in North America. Clean eating area and restroom. Posted on November 24, 2015

★☆☆☆☆ Salaam. I called this establishment to simply inquire about their status of hand slaughtered zabiha. I understand there are various opinions on the matter, however as a consumer, I do reserve the right to inquire freely. Instead I was insulted by an employee over the phone by simply asking this question. I understand there are many arguments regarding this issue, but can we please not act as if someone is asking to sell our children into slavery regarding zabiha? It is a simple question pertaining to consumerism of a specific Muslim market. Vegans ask establishments regularly whether their practices comply with vegan needs. Why can't Muslims do the same? Very poor. Posted on March 25, 2015

★★★★★ I went to LA for a business trip and went to zaiqa.very authentic Pakistani/Indian food that will leave you licking your fingers.family owned and great people working there.chicken biryani and lamb kabob were great and also the beef nihari.ill recommend it if you are craving some good food. Posted on March 10, 2015

★★★★☆ Good place but rather small dining area. The food was great and well priced. The bbq mix platter is an excellent choice. We also tried the nihari, chicken kabab roll, samosas, and naans, which were all on par. Posted on February 8, 2015