This restaurant is open until 3 AM, making it a great late-night option. They offer a selection of tea, vegetarian curry, biryani, and samosas for those who don’t eat meat. The prices are quite reasonable, and the food quality is decent. They also sell water for a dollar. However, the place has a bit of an unpleasant odor and could use better cleanliness and hygiene. The woman at the counter taking orders didn’t seem very engaged or concerned. I’d rate the chai a solid 5/5 and the samosas a 4/5.
Tea is good and that’s the only thing right about this place. They’ve got a great location but not doing enough with it…small dingy place, you can seen the lack of hygiene in kitchen. The lady at counter doesn’t care if you order anything or not. The kabab rolls we ordered were smelly and had a foul taste…given the name location they surely need to up their game!
The staff here are fantastic. The food is delicious, with a spicy kick that you can expect more often than not. If you're a fan of Caribbean cuisine and enjoy a bit of heat in your meals, you'll find the flavors familiar yet unique. The prices are reasonable too. I usually opt for takeout rather than dining in since I'm always on the go.
This is a halal restaurant that offers tasty chicken dishes and one fish option. The roti and tandoori roti are excellent. They also prepare meals according to customer preferences. The customer service is outstanding, rated 5 out of 5. The cleanliness could be improved. Dine-in is an option, and the prices are reasonable.
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I walked in with low expectations and asked for recommendations for both vegetarians and meat lovers (our family includes one vegetarian, one gluten-free person, and two meat lovers). They suggested a variety of dishes accompanied by fresh garlic naan bread. Our family absolutely loved it!
While watching the movie "Kal Ho Na Ho," I noticed your restaurant featured in a scene. During the filming, your restaurant was visible from the Quality Food restaurant across the street. This took place in 2003.
I still crave Pakistan Tea House butter chicken and naan cooked in the clay 20 years after I first tried it. It was essential food after Limelight.
The meat is flavorful and so are the samosas. Prices are on point for this area. There is no decor or flair but that's not what you are here for.
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Been going here for 20 years, one of the best spots in the city for some very tasty and quick eats for Pakistan food.
Food was tasty and the price was reasonable. However, it isn’t the nicest looking place to eat in.
Fish With Tilapia Fillet Sandwich
Lamb Curry W. Brown Or White Rice
Kebab And Rice Veggie With Salad
Chicken Curry With Veggie Rice
Brown Rice With Three Veggie
