Tikka Wraps & Curry Bowls

This is a place everyone within a 10-15 minute drive should check out. For locals, it provides quick and casual halal desi food. As others have noted, their chicken tikka masala fries are excellent. As someone else noted, their wraps use paratha bread, and it\'s delicious. Glad this place exists in Mission Viejo.

Waoooo Amazing food . We ordered Chicken Karahi with Naan, Biryani , Channa Masala and chicken Tikka Masala. Everything was very tasty and price was very economical . Love the place and the Cashier was very friendly and courteous.

This is a place where Pakistan/Indian food is in fusion with the American Pallet, i.e. you will see more US born folks than immigrants from Indian/Pakistani people eating here. The reason is that the food is easy on the spices... which maybe not a bad thing at all, I am just mentioning it to set expectations. First the good ... they have an excellent appetizer called \"Chicken tikki Masala fries\". They have a large variety of dishes or combinations. There are about 7 different kinds of wraps, 3 different types of curry bowls (with meat) and 3 types of platters, about 7 different types of vegetable bowls and equal number of platters plus the usual dishes such as Biryani and palak paneer etc. Beef Boti and Chicken Tikka wraps are pretty good. One good thing is that the wraps are made in Paratha bread, just the way they should be instead of a Naan bread. Biryani you should skip ... it is very ordinary when compared to Zamzam restaurant but then you will have to drive to Inglewood!. They serve typical India desserts and Samosas etc. Prices are a little bit on the high side and portions are not very generous if you are a big eater. The place is always busy with local patrons like I mentioned earlier but you will not find a lot of people with ethnic background who grew up eating this food. One negative that comes to my mind is that service is usually very slow and they always seemed understaffed and overworked. Since I can pick up the language that they speak in the kitchen, I have overheard the employees bickering or complaining about being tired and overworked, which is not a good thing. You should go early as when it gets near closing time the quality and service standards can vary a lot.

We\'ve eaten at this place several times now and the food is consistently tasty and fresh. They have some healthy options (like legit salads) that are rare at halal restaurants. I always look forward to eating there!

The order came in a little late. Other then that the Masala Fries were simply amazing. I had the honey glazed wrap also very good.

Place is clean which is rare for an indo/pak restaurant. Somewhat in a hard to find location. For me the main thing was the pricing and portions. The chicken tikka marsala comes premixed in a bowl of rice and not the usual bucket of curry that is separate. The garlic naan bread was smaller than usual and the garlic was overwhelming. Halal signs everywhere so there is no need to ask if it is halal or not. Customer service was average.

Wow! Delicious

First Pakistani Restaurant in South Orange County. We had chicken tikka wrap taste was good, but the pricing is bit on high side. Even though they are fast food restaurant they should have Haleem and Nahiri on their menu.

This place is the only halal Indian/Pakistani in the area. The food was good,taste wise but I give it a 3 star because of the Quantity of food that you get. Overly priced. They don't have Tandoor