Chutney Check out…read moreChutney in south Edmonton for Pakistani à la carte breakfast and buffet brunch on the weekend. We tried the Veg Omelette Paratha and the Brunch Platter. The Brunch Platter comes with Kheema, Aloo, Chana, Nehari, Naan, and chai. I like extra Kheema instead of Nehari. The place is casual and clean with friendly service. The food is made to order, so it may take some time. The food can be spicy, but you can ask for it to be made mild when you order. If you want to try real Pakistani food, check out Chutney!

Visited this place two times -…read more 1) Dinner - Ordered Nihari + Naan + Aloo Samosas 2) Weekend Brunch - Ordered Halwa Puri (In pic) Overall great taste for very economical pricing. We did takeaways in both instances and food was fresh, sufficient and well packaged. Ambience for dine in is ok.

Khan Kebabs is located at Dugan Mall. A 3-months old Pakistani and Afghani restaurant is…read moreenriching the food cultures of Edmonton ⁣. To the chef/owner who was a Multan born from a Peshwari family, this food is his memory of his home, Pakistan. A conversation between us was smoothly flown as I shared my foods' memory when I visited Lahore, Multan and Peshawar. It was quite a memory especially Peshawar is the frontier city to Afghanistan which I visited on June 2004.⁣ You won't see too much garam masala like in Indian foods. According to the chef, it relies to its meat's flavour. Surely, lamb was spiced up with slices of green chilies. Don't expect any pork or alcohol in this establishment as it's a halal restaurant. Overall, it was a tasty bite and friendly owner!⁣ Overall, it was a tasty bite and friendly owner!⁣ If you're thinking to have the same menu as I had here, please be sure coming on the weekends. A special weekend menu!

Had the Chicken Biryani and the Afghani style rice with lamb. Both were amazing! Also, service was…read moregreat.

I've been to Khazana in downtown Edmonton a few times now. Overall, they offer decent food and…read moreatmosphere but they are a little on the expensive side, so I'd give them 7.8/10

We enjoyed our meal here. It was our first time at the North side location, which was very clean…read moreand bright. The building is new too. This review gets a 4 stars because our chicken wings were undercooked (as pictured in the last photo). Our faves were the appetizers: amritsari fish, chilli chicken, lahsuni prawns, & for mains: the butter chicken. Their rice pudding was a lovely way to end off our meal as well!

My first experience with Pakistani food was wonderful! Great service as well…read more I asked for a spicy dish and was given a great recommendation of the Beef Karahi with chillies. Along side the saffron rice, butter nan, and peach Lassi, the meal was fantastic Highly recommended and I will be a repeat customer now.

Since their chef is out/changed for some reason, food quality for breakfast items chana masala,…read morenihari/paya has been grossly impacted, no same taste aroma for chana or for anything else!

Mutton achaar was really good. Soft mutton. The bread was more North African than a naan but it was…read morequite good. Crispy and tasty. Atmosphere lacks privacy completely but you can make a quick dash to buffet, so that's a plus.

Ayesha the owner is super sweet and has really good customer service! I made a phone order and she…read morewas very accommodating to all my requests. I'd order from her again for sure!

This is my absolute favorite East Indian restaurant. I have been coming here for 10 years. They…read morehave the best butter chicken in town, believe me I have tried just about every where else! They also have this sweet yellow rice that is so delicious!!!! I have never found any rice similar to how they make it! It is only served at the dinner buffet and not the lunch buffet so we usually go after 3 just for the rice! Although it can be ordered off the menu at any time. They have several other Indian dishes that look good, however I am mostly a butter chicken only person! They have some chicken wings, onion rings, samosas, fresh nan bread, cut honey dew melon, rice pudding and these warm round doughnuts in a sweet sauce that my son just loves! The food is not very spicy, just flavorful and for my family that is perfect! Aside from the restaurant they have a wide variety of East Indian treats that look lovely in a range of different colors! I would recommend this restaurant 100% to anyone! You will not be disappointed!

Love this place. The owner is the nicest guy ever. He says hi to us every time. We love their…read morebutter chicken.

Service was fast. Food was very disappointing. The ricw with lamb literally there was 2 little…read morepieces of lamb and 3 bones, and a huge thing of rice for $18. Honestly, I think it was a rip-off the samosa's. I'm sure they doubled, if not tripled. Dip them into the hot oil because they had. Not a lot of taste. They were very dark. They were crunchy, which was good. The chutnee was watered down yogurt. Very disappointing, won't be going there again.

I had no idea that Chutney, a Pakistan restaurant, existed until a buddy of mine told me about it…read more What a sweet find, especially with the lack of Indian/Pakistan restaurants in the west end area. This place is where the old Lessard library branch used to be (which now has been converted to a mosque, crazy!). A buddy of mine and I decided to check out Chutney for lunch on a Saturday. We arrived at about 12:30pm and we were the first people to set foot in the restaurant. It wasn't very busy while we were there, with only three other groups coming in (two individuals and one family). By the time we left, they were setting up the buffet, with an intriguing selection of options to choose from. Next time! That or try their breakfast specials (weekends only). - 2x Vegetable samosa ($1.00 each) - our vegetable samosa's came out piping hot. Made in house and fresh, these were easily worth the $1.00 price tag. Should have got more! The mint chutney dip it came with was tasty but not spicy. - Naan bread ($1.99) - the naan bread was cut into four decent sized pieces, which was enough for both of us to share. This one was a little more robust and chewier, but it was, of course, perfect to soap up with the goat korma. - Goat korma ($14.99) - the goat was tender, flavourful and fell off the bone. We asked them about the different variations (there's also achari, curry, karahi, palak and vandaloo to choose from) and decided to go with the korma, which was slightly spicy and is a mix of yoghurt, cream, nuts and seeds. Seriously, goat is so gooooooooooood. - Vegetable biryani ($9.99) - the vegetable biryani was simple but helped balance out the rest of our meal. It came with a side of yoghurt raita, which we didn't really touch as it didn't add much to the dish. - Gulab jamun - we were each given a gulab jamun, on the house, to end our meal! Love freebies, so nice of them. These were light and most importantly, not overly sweet (which normally is the case). Service was super friendly. They ask you how spicy you want your meal to be (we went with a 6 but I'd recommend at least an 8 or 9 if you want it to be actually spicy). They were doing some renos in the back - according to our waiter, they are planning to grill meats and even have pizza soon! SWEET. If you're looking for a hidden gem, check out Chutney.

I really wanted to try this place so I did ny myself. Not sure if it was because i was by myself…read morebut the food was fresh but very very and sweet. I ordered butter chicken and paneer palak. it had the same sauce. i have the same complaints as other reviews. 2 chunks of chicken. They were veryvsmal oily. Save your time and go somewhere else at least do the buffet so you can help yourself. dnr. very very disappointed..

Ordered chicken biryani and saag paneer with garlic naan. 2 tiny pieces of chicken in the biryani…read moreabsolutely tasteless and the saag paneer was terrible. Oily, runny and filled with sliced onion. No flavor at all. The worst I have tasted. Will never ever order again.