I ordered halwa poori with chai and paan. The serving size for one person includes 2 pooris along with a side of channa masala, halwa, zeera aloo, and yogurt raita. However, I found that the quantity of channa masala and aloo was insufficient to enjoy with the two pooris. Some of us tried to work out the proportions mathematically to make it work, while others asked for a refill of the channa masala and aloo. Instead of refilling our portions, they offered us a larger bowl of each, which was not quite the solution we were hoping for.
This is an excellent restaurant! I had the nehari with naan, followed by faluda for dessert. The nehari gravy is flavorful and spicy without being overwhelmingly hot, so you can enjoy all the delicious tastes without breaking a sweat. The meat in the nehari was juicy and tender, and it's perfect for sharing if you’d like. The faluda was also fantastic, although I would have liked some fruit pieces mixed in. A tip: let the ice cream melt a bit before digging in for an even tastier experience!
During the week, they don't serve naan bread. The pakoras were disappointingly small; I really should have taken a photo. I also ordered battered vegetables, but a young girl accidentally gave me fried potatoes instead. When I requested to speak with the manager, he wasn't available. My husband ordered a ground meat plate, which was served with just a very flat flour tortilla and no salad or naan—just the plain meat. The only highlight was the mango lassi; it was truly delicious.
Authentic and spicy! Came here for my birthday, drove 25 mins to get here because I heard good reviews word of mouth. And it came through! The food tastes just like what I taste in rural India, that real authentic street food flavoring. Food was cheap, tasty and delivered fast. Would recommend it to anyone who can handle the spice!!Vegetarian options: Tons of vegetarian options, also can order the aloo tiki burger which isn't listed on the menu
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We've been dining at this restaurant from time to time over the past year. The place is clean, and the food is quite delicious, though the portion sizes are a bit on the smaller side. We've sampled the nihari, halwa puri, dahi vada, and kulfi, all of which we enjoyed. Just a heads-up: it's a self-service restaurant, so your order might take a little longer to arrive. Overall, it's a great option if you're craving Indian or Pakistani cuisine.
The restaurant was decent, but not particularly thrilling based on my order. It offers a fusion of Indian and Persian cuisine, which is an interesting concept. It's a casual spot suitable for lunch, dinner, or takeout. I tried the dum keema, kabob roll, and beef samosa. While they were all okay, the dum keema could have used more flavor, and the rice was oddly unsalted.
Toosso means to over stuff your belly but this place is kind of opposite, it 's not a buffet so don 't expect yourself to overeat. Kind of Stingy people, the portion of food is small. A lot of Hispanic and other young employees and instead of Pakistani restaurant it gives a different kind of vibe. More of a fast food kind of stuff. Only haleem is good there
We visited Maryland first time and didn't know where to find good and halal food , then we found out this place , the place so nice and food was also good , specially our own desi bun kabab Channa chaat was very tasty reminds me the street food of Pakistan.Love to visit here again and suggest to visit.??????
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This restaurant shouldn't even be labeled as a Pakistani restaurant. It lacks authenticity in every way. The menu is quite limited, and the quality of the food is simply unacceptable.
The falooda is 10/10. The masala fries is flavorful but very soggy. There is outdoor/indoor seating available. Cool spot to grab some evening snacks.
