Tandoori Kebab & Pizza

Good is about same cost if you get from other stores with less taste and less cheese however he gives a free litter soda with large pizza order

I think the name of this place has been changed to Tandoori Kebab & Pizza. Anyways, the food was very good except gyro that were very dry. The highlight of the food is definitely the naan. I loved the sheesh kabab. The owner/chef was very humble and kind. It was busy and he served everyone nicely himself. The best part was they use proper plates and silver. No paper plates and plastic.

Food was excellent Freshly prepared bread n kababs while we waited Highly recommend it

Food is average will return.

Nice, neatly kept small 3-4 table place - mainly for takeout and catering I\'d imagine. Turn around is pretty quick, but the food is eh, blah bland. Nothing to rave about. The samboosa\'s are fantastic, they warm them up and the bread is delic, but besides that, I don\'t find myself wanting to order from there.

This is an Uzbeki restaurant that opened in December 2013 serving halal kabobs, pizza, hamburgers, roasted chicken, shawarma, and more. The restaurant is tucked into a strip mall anchored by AutoZone, and is a few doors down from Fresh Farms. There are a few tables with seating for up to about 15 in the sparsely-furnished but clean dining area. The restaurant is self-serve and orders are prepared quickly. Parking is readily available. This reviewer has been to this restaurant a few times. The menu appears to be a cross between Afghani and Middle-Eastern cuisine with some pizza thrown in. The chicken shawarma sandwich, sambusas (variant of samosas, beef or chicken), pizza with chicken shawarma topping, roasted chicken, and chicken soup have all been decent but unremarkable. The chicken kofta (ground chicken kebab) is excellent, but the chicken tikka is merely average. Overall, this is a decent place for a quick and inexpensive lunch or dinner.