Consistently excellent. One of my favorite spots around the area. Whenever I feel like a great,…read moreindulgent meal, I tend to go for Halal Eatz. High-effort, well-executed and conceived takes on middle eastern and American food - lamb over rice, falafel, burgers, hot chicken sandwiches, hummus. Chicken is their strongest suit, in my estimation. They do amazing chicken tenders and chicken wings, paired with a tasty sauce and breaded for a really killer crunch. I love em. Same goes for their chicken burgers, chicken over rice combos, and chicken wraps. Lamb here is great, as is the falafel. I haven't had a bad meal with either. I tried their hummus on a recent trip and thought it was good. Nothing mind-blowing but better than the average. Also want to call out their waffle fries and onion rings, which are perfectly done. I love em to death. Whatever my main is, my side will typically be either the chicken tends or the waffle fries. For the negatives, their non-burger beef offerings suffer from the beef having lots of chewy bits in them. For example, their steak and cheese should be a sure thing, but every bite had a bit chewy bit I had to stop eating to pull out. They also overdo it on the mayo/sauce for that sandwich. So yeah, avoid their steak bomb and steak and cheese. I haven't tried their milkshakes but I am very sure they do a great job. Halal Eatz is one of those places you can usually trust to do a new item very well.

We were craving burgers and found Halal Eatz on Yelp when I was in the Burlington, MA area. I…read moreplaced an online order for their smash burger, a classic cheeseburger, waffle fries, and a cookies n cream milkshake. The burgers were juicy and cooked perfectly and weren't overly salty either. There was a nice amount of grilled onions in my smash burger too. I love waffle fries and couldn't resist when I saw them on their menu. I was greeted with a warm welcome walking in and the cashier seemed genuinely appreciative of my business. Went back a second time a few days later for a double classic cheeseburger and another cookies n cream milkshake. The restaurant is small but has a few dining tables and clean. The free hot tea is a nice touch! Halal Eats is located just a few miles from the Burlington Mall and is well worth the short drive!

Always immaculate service and incredible food. Don't skip the pork belly and kale salad at the…read moremarket bar. Absolutely sublime. You probably won't have room fir dessert but what the heck, get it anyway. You only live once. The tres leches, chocolate lava, and nangi panna cotta are favorites. Be sure to sign up for their rewards program, too. Great perks to earn free entrees.

The food was amazing but our dining experience was disappointing due to the terrible service and…read morelack of cleanliness of the bathrooms. Our server kept disappearing or forgetting what we needed. When we did happen to get their attention, for more water, another drink from the bar, dessert and our bill. The requests were not handled efficiently and we felt forgotten often. Just one example, It took twenty minutes, asking twice and having a completely different server to bring us the desert menu. Also, had to ask different servers to order more drinks from the bar and to refill our waters because I couldn't lay eyes on our server for almost 45 minutes. When we finished our long awaited drinks and desserts, it took another hour 15-20 minutes to get our bill. The bathrooms needed cleaning and toilet paper refills. Two of the stalls in the ladies room were empty. The trash near the sinks were overflowing with paper towels. For the price they charge, they should have a server in training walking the floor refilling waters for the customers. Also someone checking the paper products and the trash in the bathrooms is very much needed The only reason I gave 3 stars and not 2 was because I absolutely loved the food So if you can get past the bad service the food is definitely worth it

I always thought Boston was lacking in REALLY good Persian food, and it turns out I just have to go…read moreout to Revere! Right off the bat, stepping in felt super nostalgic with the smells and vibe of the place (like grandma's house). The Koobideh was one of the best I have had ever (including CA restaurants). The texture was great, it had the perfect uniform chunks, it wasn't super spiced or burnt, just fab. I also normally don't order stews but the gheyme was also really good as well as the shallot yogurt. The lady who served us (perhaps also owner?) was the SWEETEST. She took the time to stop by every table several times and really get to know the customers. Also brought out some tea for us on the house for Nowruz, which was incredibly kind. I wish I'd found this place sooner, it really felt like home.

Got really lucky today. Got to try Persian food for the first time. The chicken was tender and…read morejuicy, rice was perfect, tomato and pepper were perfectly roasted. Also got cucumber salad that served with bread (no picture, husband got to it before I had a chance to take picture) - the bread was one of the best I've had. Crunchy on the outside, soft and moist on the inside yet thin. Ate too much didn't have room for desert. Added bonus, our server was very attentive and super friendly.

I been going here for a couple decades now. It used to be called" East Wind" or something similar…read more What I like about this place is that it's been consistent over the years. Maybe not the prices but that's expected. I usually get the same, photo attached, three items and noodles, or rice if you prefer. I order the orange chicken, bourbon chicken, and the pepper steak if there's enough of it in the platter and it looks fresh. All that for $13.00 I don't get a drink with it, they probably charge a couple bucks for a can of soda or water. The egg rolls aren't that great, soggy, greasy and bland, so I'd skip those. The shrimps are good but you have to pay extra, and you have to peel them. Too time consuming. But most everything else is pretty decent. Compared to the other Asian food court take outs there, this one has the best prices and better food in my opinion.

The noodles were OK, black pepper chicken and another chicken I ordered were extremely sweet and…read morenot what they should have tasted like... The fish was OK for an additional price. The total was 3 entrees and noodles came to $18. The crazy part was that Asian Chao nearby was offering 3 entrees and noodles for $9.99 and i chose Thai Kitchen. Bad decision. Avoid this place - I even told them that I did not like it as it was too sweet and they said nothing so i trashed the entire plate and ended up going elsewhere.

We love Omar's! Everything is delicious and the staff are friendly!…read more Last time we were here, my wife had the falafel and wheatberry salad and it was amazing!

Love this place! Had the grilled cheese brisket twice and tried the mushroom burger (fungus…read moreamongus). Both great and the people are nice but I'd recommend brisket grilled cheese over the burgers

Recommended Everything I've had here is delicious, but absolutely get the chicken soup when you're…read moresick. Just do it. And garlic naan to go with it.

Goat biryani is usually my favorite go to and the actual reason why I came all the way to this…read moreplace because I was a frequent customer over the years, no matter how many times they change the location. The food was OK at this new location, I have mixed reviews about the various dishes. Choleh bhature I was very impressed by the size of the bread and recommend that dish. For the chicken tandoori Mandi the juicy tender flavorful chicken completely carried the dish. The rice and and liquid sauce was a little bland. Chicken 65 was packed with flavor! I was not impressed by the masala papad because I was expecting the masala to be inside the papad but instead they put a salad on top of Jack masala, which was different and not bad but you have to eat it fast because it makes the papad soggy.

Been wanting to try this for a while. Lucky for me there was food truck near work!…read more I loved the food. I got the halal chicken with hummus and tomato and cucumber salad. It was delicious and was the perfect the lunch. The chicken and rice lived up to the name. The hummus and tomato/cucumber salad were a fresh pairing that took the chicken and rice to a new level. I wouldn't say it's the cheapest option, but it was still pretty fairly priced and you get a lot of bang for your buck. I also loved the numerous sauces they offered. The garlic sauce was awesome; kind of a Mediterranean spin on the yum yum sauce you get at hibachi restaurants. I also got BBQ, hot sauce, and mint/jalapeño/cilantro. The garlic sauce was my favorite but all were good. The service was very informative and quick. No complaints. I definitely recommend!

These guys are at the 101 Hartwell location on Tuesdays…read more They serve simple, reliable, and delicious eats - its just fresh cooked rice with meat and sauce. I had to read up on WHY this meal even exists - but really, there's no point in pondering it. Its just damned good street food. And its not only chicken - you could go veggie, or get the lamb. I always go "combo", personally. Its cheap, fast, filling, and pleasing. It has that feel of comfort food. The sauces are a nice touch - I tend to mix the "white" and the "hot hot" - especially enjoyable after a cold hike over to the truck in the winter. There's nothing not to like off of the CnRg truck.

This restaurant is SO cold. They don't seem to turn the heat on…read more... We couldn't dine there.... Can't sit in that cold... The restaurant is not clean either.... Didn't taste the food...

Nice spot that seemed popular - service was a bit slow since it seemed our server was the only one…read moreworking. The Indian food here feels a little lighter (less rich) to me than other places, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. I expected my korma to be creamier but it seemed more watery. The spice level also wasn't too bad - medium had a very light heat and spicy just technically met the spicy threshold. The dishes also come with rice. The vegetable samosa was good with flavorful filling. The masala tea was really spiced and creamy but not sweetened (still good!). We also enjoyed the mango lassi, which has a more prominent mango taste (rather than yogurt) and was thinner than some lassis we've had. The gulab jamun only came with 2 pieces which was surprising. It was fine but I'd pass next time for the cost. Would like to come back to try the dosa and biryani.

I dearly love good Indian food, but my access to it is typically limited. After dropping off a…read moreclient in Lexington, while driving to another restaurant for lunch, I changed my plans when I spotted Versa de Punjab and decided to give it a try. I was not disappointed. For lunch they offer a combination of 3 different curries ( I had chicken tikka, goat and lentil) rice, a generous serving of plain or garlic naan and a dessert. It was simply outstanding. They also have a very complete Indian menu. About 90 minutes from where I live, I can now justify a trip to the buffet they offer on the weekend.They offer a simple, stylish, clean dining room, with bar, friendly service and lots of off street parking, Lastly, don't miss trying their mango lassi. Delicious. I shall return.

I have been to this establishment a few times. I like their ambiance. I consider the service they…read moreprovide to be above average. Personally, this place is the best Indian restaurant in the area. I have sampled a wide variety of their items, but I will focus on two of them. Their paneer dishes are amazing. The paneer is fresh and lightly spongy without being too dense or crumbly. The paneer pakora is one such example. The paneer is stuffed and the chickpea batter is light, crispy and crumbly. The pakoras are then seasoned with chat masala. This goes for their other paneer dishes. Their dishes are authentic and they do not shy away from Indian flavors. Makki ki roti and sarson ka saag is a famous Punjabi dish. However, it is actually quite rare to ever find this item on the menu in the US, let alone in other parts of India. The item consists of a buttered roti made out of corn, and mustard greens that have simmered for hours with rich Indian spices. This dish takes to back to the fields of Punjab. The creaminess and silkiness of the saag and the grittiness and sweetness of the roti make for a flavor bomb. Also they serve this dish with raita, an Indian yogurt dish, that adds a refreshing touch. And if you want to add a bit of saltiness and sourness, they give you indian pickles as well. All in all, this dish is a delight. I recommend giving this place a visit.

We are excited to visit Boston it is my first time but my wife visited several times she loves…read moreBoston. In 1st day I searched halal restaurants near Waltham . I found in top of search Peshawri Kebab. It is Pakistani Restaurant. We ordered chicken curry and lamb curry both are combined in Nan Ruti. Both dishes were delicious. Service not bad . Nice environment with seating area.

Whenever we are in Boston, we have a meal at Peshawri Kebabs, the food is authentic and…read moreexceptional. I would recommend any of the grilled meats. The karahis' are just OK. They also have Shahi Kulfi for dessert. The chapli kabobs and lamb shanks are a must. We came in with a party of 6 and when we went to order, the staff member said it'd be too much food and advised us to cut down a few items. I really appreciated this because he didn't have to do that from a business perspective. He was also right because what we ended up ordering was plenty of food.