★★★★☆ Pros: - The people at the service are most probably Pakistani Muslim, they can speak URDU and reply to my salam. - Halal label on the door, which is visible from outside - Price is very competitive (Biriani for only 5 EUR) - Complementary tea Cons: - Not a family like environment - Perhaps a bit far from the main city - "Lal dow patta" type old hindi music was playing, they reduced the volume on request but didn't stop - The phone number enlisted didn't work - Sitting space is small (15-20 people) Others: If you miss south asian tea stall type environment where friends gather and gossip, this place would actually make you feel like home. I in fact, got surprised to see a bunch of young people from India and Pakistan gossiping in a very friendly mood. It reminds me of home. Note: These guys told me there are few other halal restaurant as well as mosques in the city. But I have no clue where they are. Posted on March 29, 2014