Solid flavor (loved their mantoo) but tiny food portions for the price compared to other Middle Eastern options in town. Ambiance: cozy and homey Service: warm and friendly read more

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i have not had food in a long time that blew me away oh my goodness also my first time having afghan food we tried the appetizer sampler which had the mantuu, a beef dumpling with yogurt and tomato sauce,,,,SO DELICIOUS the first bite i took of the potato pancake (?) surprised me so much. it had the flavor of a scallion pancake but INSANELY thing and crispy. the inside was soft like mashed potatoes - perfection in one bite the sambosa was yummy too, crispy with a hearty meat to wrapper ratio that built up the hype for the kubali palow. rice steamed with sweet soft carrots and raisins atop the most tender fall off the bone lamb shank i have ever had. i am not usually a fan of lamb, but this had no gamey-ness nor tough chew. i was nervous about the raisins in the rice, but i barely tasted it. the sweetness was subtle but added the perfect touch to the dish. the owner was so nice, and they offer various sauces to go with your food too! amazing restaurant; will need to tell all my friends about it. read more

Azro - Kabuli Palow - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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I'm no expert on Afghan food but: the food here is incredible! I got a mixed kebab platter and, if there were a place in Anchorage that had this dish, it would be a staple food of mine! The meat was liberally seasoned and perfectly charred. I was next door at Thirsty Pups (https://www.yelp.com/biz/thirsty-pups-brewery-castle-hills?hrid=zzMzKgehFke4dCjouWRHiA) and the kind man at the counter (probably the owner) even delivered the food to me at the brewery. The one-two combo of the brewery and this place is a must stop if you're in this part of SATX! read more

Years ago, Hubby and I visited @afghancuisineazro for the first time and thought to go back again with Dad. It's in the same plaza as Sushishima and European Dumplings on NW Military Highway. Mr. Bayat greeted us warmly, sat us down, and took our orders. Dad had Sprite, and Hubby and I both had Chai Nana, hot tea with fresh spearmint leaves. We tried the Appetizer Sampler which was a combo of Bolani Gandana (leek), Bolani Kochaloo (potato), Sambosa, and Mantoo (dumplings). There were 3 of each appetizer, which was perfect for 3 of us. We shared the Chalow Kadu (sweet pumpkin) with white basmati rice and Narenj Palow (lamb shank) with saffron rice, topped with candied orange peels, pistachios, and cardamom. Mr. Bayat checked on us then Amir, his son, recommended the Ferni dessert. First time to try the ferni, a milk custard pudding made with almonds, cardamom, and a hint of rosewater, topped with crushed pistachios. The texture reminds me of a firm flan and the taste reminded me of almond jello. Definitely highly recommended. read more

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I love this restaurant. I have been several times. The owner is super sweet and friendly. The food is delicious... by now I believe I have tried almost every dish on the menu. I only wish they add more items or have some sort of special authentic dish every once in a while They have a corner for traditional seating on the floor. The ambiance is more on the classy side. I will keep on returning to this restaurant read more

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I regret not going here sooner. My friend has been raving about this place for months, but I have Celiac disease so I'm always nervous to eat out. When we walked in the staff was attentive and we immediately ordered the best tasting mint tea I've ever had. When we ordered the staff confirmed that the kebab combination is gluten free (and my stomach later agreed). The food came out in good time and was incredible. I highly recommend getting the saffron rice even tho it's a few dollars more expensive. It's worth it. The candied orange peel on the rice complemented the meat beautifully. It's hard to explain how tasty this place was. I just got done eating my leftovers and I'm feeling grateful I live further away otherwise I'd want to eat here every day. Overall incredible experience, I'll definitely be back. read more

Azro - Leftover kebab combination (it was so good I forgot to take a photo before eating) - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

Food was very good and tasty meat. I ordered combination Kabab and it was delicious. Service was good and server was very attentive when I informed him it was a bit cold inside and he turned the heat on and made it more comfortable. I have eaten at other Afghan restaurant and this is the only one that charged for bread. Most other, the bread comes with the meal. read more

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Came after work and was the first ones in when they opened at 5pm. We sat right down, was brought the menus and we went ahead and ordered a few things. We had the chai tea with the spearmint, the mantoo dumplings, the mixed kebab and the lamb shank with the orange peels. We finished the meal with the coconut cake. All the food was very delicious and freshly made. The mixed kebab was our favorite, and we couldn't decide which exact one we like the most. They were all flavorful and the portion was pretty big, we were not able to finish everything. Worth coming for a visit! read more

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Amazing food highly recommended very delicious. Great customer service. One of the best in San Antonio read more

Azro - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

You don't have to take a trip to Kabul to enjoy the many delicacies of Afghan cuisine! Afghan cooking is unique in that it's heavily influenced by Indian, Persian, Turkish, and east Asian cooking. It is for all intents and purposes, a kaleidoscope of flavors! This local gem is tucked away in a strip mall, with ample parking available in a lot. The interior is warm, with a subtle ambiance punctuated by contrasting colors and artifacts adorning the walls. I was greeted immediately upon walking in and promptly seated. The owners are wonderfully personable and very welcoming. The menu consists of various rice and kabob dishes with beef, lamb, chicken. There are also vegetarian items. I ordered a mint tea, lentil soup, and Kadu Chalow for my entree. Kadu Chalow is sauteed pumpkin infused with yogurt and mint, and comes with a side of rice. My server was kind enough to substitute my rice with the Kabuli Pulao variety, which is cooked with raisins, carrots, and pistachios. For starters, a simple side salad with iceberg lettuce was brought out with a light dressing. Next, the mint tea arrived, which was a warm and soothing escape from the ordinary. The lentil soup was hearty, flavorful, and mildy spiced. Finally my entree arrived, and it did not dissappoint! I mixed the pumpkin with the rice and it was savory behind belief! The sweetness of the pumpkin combined with the raisins and carrots was complemented by the crunchiness of the pistachios, delivering a blissfully spectacular dish of epic proportions! Craving more, I enjoyed a delectable dessert known as ferni - milk custard with almonds, pistachios, cardamom, and rosewater. This was by far, one of the best meals I have ever had. If you're in San Antonio, I implore you to treat yourself to this fine establishment! read more

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Azro's is a small family owned business. I support small locally owned businesses and my favorite cuisine is Mediterranean. Azro has Classic Afghani & Mediterranean dishes in a casual, colorful restaurant with traditional decor. We definitely had to try this place out. Our servers name was Amir. He was very attentive to our needs and gave excellent recommendations off the menu. I must say anything you try on the menu is going to be outstanding. The lamb is very tender, like fall off the bone tender. If it's your first time going here, I suggest ordering anything that is grilled off the menu. Their hot green mint tea is really refreshing. I couldn't get enough of it. One of my favorites was saffron rice, it was made with the best fresh ingredients. I had the Kabab-e- Gosfand , chunks of marinated lamb with Afghan spices grilled to perfection. My guest had the combination Kabab which is the chicken, lamb, and beef marinated with Afghan spices and also grilled to perfection. The inside of the restaurant takes you back in time , you feel like you're sitting inside of a real Afghanistan restaurant very nice and quaint. read more

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In the last year, my husband has introduced me to a variety of halal and Middle Eastern eateries, and this place is one of my favorites. Everything I tried that day was delicious, and I'm excited to go back and try more things on the menu. Staff is warm and friendly, and the atmosphere is homey and welcoming. Truly a great dining experience. read more

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Wow! That's all I can say! Came to the brewery next door and ordered to go from Azro. They brought the food to us at the brewery and they offer the lunch specials if you are ordering from the brewery. I think this is amazing that they are supporting their neighbors and definitely want to make me support their business!! I had the lunch Gyro plate and it was sooooo much food. And super delicious! It was the first time I've been here so I wasn't sure what to expect. I was blown away by the large portion and the flavor! Everything was mixed in. My friend had the lunch gyro wrap and it was surprisingly large! I will definitely be back! read more

Azro - NY style Gyro Platter - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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Food was unbelievably good. The meats were so juicy and tender and flavorful. Every dish we had was on point. Owner was the host and waiter and the wife is the chef. I'll definitely be back. Best lamb shank I've ever had. read more

Food and service was excellent. Had the combination Kabobs and the Lamb Chop was seasoned to perfection and the Basmati rice seasoned with Afghan spices raisins and almonds was amazing. Also had Mantoo dumplings and the Chai Nana mint tea an absolute perfect meal. I'll be back and cheers to your chef! read more

Azro - Menu - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

This was my first time eating here and the food was amazing!!!! The meat is tender and juicy and full of flavor!!!! The food is hot out the oven and served fresh!!!! The service is so nice and friendly!!!!!! Literally will totally be a repeat costumer on the regular!!!! Plus the atmosphere was so nice and relaxing!!!!! 100 out of 10 stars!!!!! read more

Azro - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

Amazing meal here! Had the kabuli palow and a sambosa. The kabuli palow was amazing lamb if long grain rice that had shredded carrots and raisins for a lil sweetness. The lamb was extremely tender fell off bine melt in your mouth. Split both with my teenager and if was plenty of food. The sambosa was very crispy and had delicious filling. There was more crispy shell than filling but that was fine with me. It came with an amazing sauce. I dont know much about afghan food but now i love it. The decor was very cool for such an unassuming exterior. Will definitely go back!! read more

Azro - Kabuli palow - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

Came over to grab some food while I waited next door at the brewery. The restaurant was empty at 6pm on a Sunday. After ordering, the owner said he'd bring the food right over; that's service. I was disappointed when they didn't have aushak as it's my fav. The owner recommended the mantoo, but the dumpling fell apart and the split beans that were served with it were not well cooked or too hard. The lamb shank and rice - wow. The lamb was fall off the bone and you can pry the meat off the bone with just a plastic fork; you don't need a knife. So tender and so flavorful. You can really taste the lamb in the rice, which I think they use lamb stock to make with it. The only gripe I have is that I would have loved some white garlic and red spicy sauce on the side to go with the lamb and rice. Very filling. read more

Azro - Kabuli Palow - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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Food is very good and tasty, service is warm and attentive, ambiance is cozy and relaxing. I am someone who is knowledgeable when it comes to Central Asian and Mediterranean food, so let me tell yall: this place serves authentic food. I was looking for authentic Turkish place, but based on research, reviews and location a few afghan restaurants came out on google and Yelp. I picked this one and very happy I did. Kofta kabob was very juicy and delicious, perfect about of spices. The dish contains a good portion of meat for the price, if you would like to upgrade plain basmati to kabuli plow, then go for that. Any plow is delicious. My combination plate was perfect, lamb was soft, fresh and tasty, chicken was pretty good, but not amazing, I finished it all. However they did not put any sauce on the side, I saw pics on Yelp afterwards and was kinda upset, because I wish I had something to dip the meat. I don't take any stars for that, I ate it all and did not think twice. My to go order of sweet pumpkin was good, I would order it again. The only suggestion would be to go through lettuce maybe, I got some inedible chunks. I would go back and definitely recommend this hidden gem. 10/10 for sure. read more

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I saw this place when I was eating at the Japanese restaurant next door last week. I looked it up online and saw that it was Afghan food, which was totally new to me. When I saw lamb shanks on the menu, I knew I was going there soon. Well, today is five days later, and my son and I went to try it out. We were both really hungry and eager to dig into some exotic eats. We started with the appetizer sampler. It had plenty of things on it for both of us to try. We scarfed it down so fast, I didn't get a photo. I can tell you that everything on it was really tasty. Our favorites were the aushak (Afghan Style Ravioli Stuffed With Scallions And Spices Topped With Homemade Yogurt And Meat Sauce). The other items on the plate were sambosas (Pastries Filled With Ground Beef,Mixed Vegetables, And Afghan Spices) and an assortment of different bolanee (Turnovers Filled With Your Choice Of Gandana (leek) Or Kachaloo (potato) Filling). There were also two dipping options. One was either plain yogurt or sour cream. The other was kind of a vinaigrette that tasted of dill. Shortly after we finished eating every crumb of the appetizers, the server (I assumed he was the owner) brought us each a small salad. It was a simple one with lettuce and a little red cabbage. It was chilled and crisp, but what made it awesome was the lite lemony dressing. Our entrees came out next. I ordered the narenj palow (Tender Lamb Shank Marinated In A Blend Of Afghan Spices, Underneath A Mound Of Saffron Rice, Topped With Candied Orange Peels, Pistachios, And Cardamom). The menu should have included the word "HUGE" in front of "mound". There was a lot of rice. The top part was saffron and the bottom was a brown color. There was a huge bone sticking up that actually looked like a turkey leg to me. I grabbed it to pull the lamb shank out from under the rice and all I ended up with in my hand was a totally naked bone. The meat was so nicely cooked that it actually fell off the bone. I took a second picture after the bone came out to give you an idea of how much meat there was. I spread it around and made sure to get a chunk in each forkful of rice. The first time I bit into one of those "candied orange peels", I totally lost my composure. They created such an unexpected burst of wonderful flavor that I just wasn't prepared for. This was an amazing meal. I was so happy with my choice. My son ordered quorma (Seasoned Chunks Of Meat Cooked With Onions, Tomatoes, Garlic, And Afghan Spices. Your Choice Of Chicken Or Lamb) with the lamb. It came with a plate of rice. He originally asked for white rice, but the server/owner told him the brown rice was more flavorful so he switched. It turned out to not be what we call brown rice. It was basmati rice cooked in lamb juices with some seasoning. The guorma was served in a bowl. It was pretty much a red stew with lentils and lamb. He dumped it on the rice and all but licked his plate, moaning about how good it was the whole time. Although we had planned on having dessert, both of us wimped out on that. We were both stuffed and feeling a bit bloated. Next time, I will skip the appetizers and bring half of the food home, so I can have some shir-yakh (Homemade Rosewater Flavored Ice Cream Made With Chilled Rice Noodles, Sprinkled With Pistachios). That sounds amazing! Okay... I will end this by saying a few things about the place. The service was great. The decor was nice, but not overdone. Everything was very clean. And, finally, the middle-eastern music was soothing. I am anxious to get back. read more

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Great food quality. We tried half the menu and everything tasted fresh and well prepared. For those needing a gluten free option - most of the menu here is in fact gluten free by default. Service is attentive and quick. Highly recommend! read more

Love this place when we visit San Antonio. Owned by a family, this place always delivers high quality food and service. Our faves are mantoos and the kabuli polaw which is beautifully flavored and cooked to perfection. Recommend getting a few plates and sharing amongst the table family style. read more

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Excellent restaurant with a friendly server (the owner). Beautiful mom-and-pop shoppe that is well taken care of. My wife absolutely loved the lamb kabobs! 10/10. We can wait to come again, best food and value for money in Texas!! read more

We always look forward to coming to Azro everytime we visit San Antonio. It's become a kind of tradition over the last few years. The food is excellent. Combination Kabab plate let's you sample most of their grilled kababs. Qaburgha (lamb chops) are my favorite but can't go wrong with any of them. The Chapli Kabab is spicy and has a kick to it. Get it with the Brown Basmati Rice and apply the sauces to your liking. I've tried both the Kabuli Palow and Uzbeki Palow and they are amazing. The seasoned basmati rice on both taste incredible with the piece of Lamb Shank on it. Btw the Lamb Shank- omg, it's so soft and tender with the right amounts of fat. I don't care how it looks, you must suck on the bone marrow at the bottom to get all that yummers inside or you are wasting it! I tried the saffron rice last time. It's good if you want your rice a bit sweet but in most cases, the brown Basmati rice should be the rice to consume with the meats. Service is kind and homely as expected in a family owned restaurant. There is traditional seating which really adds to the ambiance. The meats are all halal. If I lived in SA, this would definitely be our regular spot! read more

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This family run restaurant has been in business for 8 years, and I can't believe I didn't know about it. The shame! It was Awesome!! We were greeted as soon as we walked in. It is nicely decorated in a strip center. The food is so lovely made by the mom chef, and it tastes as if you were eating at their house. Everything was perfectly spiced and balanced. You get good-sized portions but don't feel overstuffed. The mint tea started us off, and it was so soothing and delicious. Next, we tried the meat filled dumplings and eggplant spread. Next, I had the combo kebab plate, which includes a sample of all four kebabs they offered. My friend had the lamb shank. The meats on both dishes were extremely tender , and I could cut it with my fork. The saffron rice was flavorful and compliments the meats very well. Don't forget to get the sauces to go with your meal. The staff was attentive, and it was nice learning about the restaurant. It was a wonderfully pleasant meal, and I can't wait to come back. read more

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The lamb shank and the sambosas were phenomenal, the ambience was calm and low key, and finally the son was exceptionally politely and helpful. My only regret is that I have to fly black to home tomorrow, otherwise I'd try the whole menu. Try something different for dinner, go to Azro! read more

Every time I come here I leave so full and satisfied. The sauces are made in house and never disappoint! The mint tea is to die for. I always bring people here for a new experience. If you're looking to try something different give this place a chance! The environment is quiet and very comfortable. It's even better to come with friends and eat family style to try it all. read more

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My girlfriend drove in from out of time to eat at Azro's. We entered a few minutes before 2. We were told it was closed. The sign on the door said it closed at 2;30. However, the website states 5:00pm. Mentioned this to the owner and he brushed it off. We went on to eat at Jerusalem grill had superb service and outstanding food! We all be returning there. read more

I've never had Afghani food but I have had a lot of Mediterranean food in the past. This food is similar in most ways but also very unique. Each dish has a signature flavor. I ordered 2 appetizers and one entree. All of it was delicious. The lamb was the best I've ever had. I was skeptical that I would like the rice because it had raisins in it and I hardly eat raisins but after my first bite I knew there would be no leftovers. It is clear that every ingredient in all the dishes are purposely used to bring all flavors together perfectly. I will be back to try more options. read more

Stopped in here the other night as my husband and I just moved to SA and have been wanting to try new restaurants in the area. Let me tell you this place is AUTHENTIC Afghan food and it is absolutely delicious and definitely worth trying if you're craving some yummy kabobs, one of our favorite restaurants in SA so far! read more

Afghan food is my all time favorite cuisine!! This place hands down is the best afghan food I've ever had! Me and my family ordered many items from the menu and each one tasted phenomenal! The staff there is super considerate and kind! Cant wait to go back! read more

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We got our orders to-go. Everything was ready in time and the food is delicious. We enjoyed the lamb shank dish and the chicken that is like a stew (don't recall the actual names). Both excellently prepared. The rice is also very nice but there's just so much of it. The salad is simple and light and we enjoyed an appetizer sampler plate that was very good as well. As with all restaurant food these days, it's not cheap but you can tell the preparation and recipes are authentic. read more

I can't speak for the food or how it tastes but the service was not great The sign on the door and google said they close at 9:30 pm on a Saturday night and we got there at 8:15 and they told us that they close at 8 We told them the sign at the door says 9:30 as well as online but they said they are closed and would not serve us. Definitely call before you go because clearly their closing time depends on their mood from day to day read more

This is by far one of my favorites (probably the only) Afghani Cuisine restaurant in San Antonio. The food here is delicious and full of flavor. It's also a unique restaurant, their dine in area allows for you to either sit at a table or sit on the floor. They also have a variety of entrees on their menu where you can choose plates that have rice or veggies. They also have amazing sauces to make your dish that much more tastier. If you haven't tried Afghani food, this is the best place to go! read more

I have been meaning to try out Azro for years, but had not gotten around to it. Finally I recently decided to give it a go, and a few days later we did it again, because it is delicious. First off, I spent the equivalent of several years in Afghanistan, and got to try some local food on several occasions, but not enough. I would say Afghan food uses spices but is normally not really spicy. This is a family owned place with some authentic Afghan/Southwest Asian cuisine. On both visits we did togo, but it has a very nice interior with some regular tables, and even at least one low table surrounded by couches and cushions in the eastern/middle eastern style. They require masks, and looked to have enough spacing between occupied tables for all the social distancing needs. We started off with the appetizer sampler which has a variety of all of their different dumplings and samosa style starters, they are all very good, and come with several different sauces, my favorite was a slightly vinegar based sauce, but an excellent starter, who doesn't like dumplings after all. We tried the mixed grill or combination kabob plaentree with the Kabuli rice. The Kabuli rice had great flavor, savory, with a bit of sweetness from the raisins and carrots, and a nice bit of crunch from slivered pistachios. It comes with various grilled meats, chicken, meatballs/patties, and lamb chop/lollipops. The meats were all great in their own way with some different spices on them, and it gives you a nice variety if you are not sure what you want, or just want an array of options. We also did the Kabuli Palow Lamb, which is a braised lamb shank with rice. It is amazingly tender and literally falls off the bone, I mean the bone just lifts out clean. It has a nice rich deep flavor that goes great with the slightly sweet rice, it was an amazing dish for any lamb lover. We got a side of the yogurt cucumber sauce to go along with everything which is a nice Afghan style tzatziki type sauce, and an Afghan flatbread, which had nice flavor and worked well with the meats. All entrees also come with a mixed salad, it is lettuce, cucumber, and tomatoes in a nice yogurt dressing. I especially like making a wrap with flat bread some meat and a bit of salad to make your own gyro style wrap. I definitely recommend stopping by Azeri for a nice taste of Afghani cuisine. read more

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Whenever, you go to San Antonio, and you want to eat something you can't get at home, Go Afghanistani. Tex-Mex you can get at home. Afghan not so much. * * * Usually if you want Afghan food in the U.S., you go to Fremont, California, or the Virginia suburbs of Washington D.C. There are people who claim that Queens has the best of the best here. However, San Antonio has a long record of welcoming immigrants from all over the world. The town is way more than just Anglo and Mexican. * * * Azro has the distinction of not only being an Afghan restaurant, But of being an extraordinarily good Afghan restaurant. Pretty much any Afghan restaurant will give you grilled kebobs, aushak (leek pastries with yogurt on top) and some long rectangles of Afghan flatbread. Grilled meats are nearly always good as long as the underlying meat is good and they get it off the grill to your table fast. Aushak are nearly always boring unless the cook finds some secret technique I have never seen. Azro's magic comes from the other dishes. * * * Pilaf here is absolutely extraordinary. They make many kinds. They should not be missed. Afghan cooks (and for that matter, their next door neighbors, the Iranians) can do magic tricks with rice. (Iranians and Afghans do different tricks). Forget the grim pilafs your Aunt Mildred used to make. Azro has pilaf that will hold your interest forever. Their Uzbeki version starts with a rice that is very broad and long. It is almost more like an orzo than a rice kernel. There is only a small amount of rice because the individual rice pieces are so big. They are absolutely moist and absolutely tasty. They cover the lamb shank of your dreams. Lamb shank is tough to cook. It is often a tasteless, stringy mess. This is like eating a great steak - if you could make a great steak while braising it under rice. The meat is absolutely firm and absolutely juicy. Somehow --- and I don't know how they do this - some of the lamb is infused with a subtle taste of mint. We are not talking 1950s mint jelly with artificial green coloring. We are talking the flavor of mint leaves worked deep into the lamb. There are a small number barberries in the rice too to add just a touch of fruity acid counter-tones. A destination dish. * * * They also do pumpkin with yogurt sauce. Another destination dish. You want pumpkin with yogurt sauce. Pumpkin dishes are always good. You just can't wreck pumpkin. People don't cook enough with pumpkin. There is lots of pumpkin on Azro's menu. * * * On the minor touches, the large long rectangles of Afghan bread have a teeny tiny scarcely noticeable filling of leek. Mostly you get plain Afghan bread with nothing in it. The plain Afghan bread is super. I couldn't stop eating plain Afghan bread. But the tiny little leek spots provided entertainment when they were encountered. Tea is real tea made with lots of mint leaves. There may have been some other spices in the tea as well. Teas get pretty complex in Afghanistan. They did not serve the little sugar balls you put in your mouth and drink the tea around. I suspect they would bring you some if you asked. * * * The clientele was heavily Afghan. One customer asked to borrow a prayer rug. They offered him one and he went out on the front patio to do his evening prayers. He checked his phone first to find which way was east. His more secular companion waited for him to finish. Any restaurant that offers prayer rugs to people who ask Is a restaurant that takes excellent care of its customers. * * * Overall, Azro is an outstanding establishment. I can not say enough good things about it. If I lived in San Antonio, I would be a regular at this place. This is saying a lot. San Antonio is one of the great eating towns in our country. There are many other fine fine establishments to choose from. read more

OMG. You have to try this place. The food variety is large and all I had was superb. I've been there 3 times and loved it. Price is not low, but the value is good. read more

Yummy food, well seasoned. Great service, especially after our baby vomited! Really cool decor. read more

Azro - Afghan Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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We came today to Azro ( family owned restaurant) and the food was so delicious and the staff were so friendly and welcoming. We will definitely come again and try different delicious dishes. The waitress said his mom (god bless her) cooked these food so me and husband said that means she cooked delicious food just like our mom. Last thing we've tried was the mint tea it was so good too So thank you so much for everything. read more

Brought visiting family members to Azro for lunch today. Two of them are Muslim so we wanted to eat halal foods. Took a chance on Azro based off reviews on Yelp. We were not disappointed! The food was delicious and flavorful. My husband and I had the lamb shank and it was amazing. We all shared the appetizer platter and they were all very good. Please check this restaurant out. Your stomach will be happy. One last thing: the mint tea is delicious read more