Today was my first time going to a Pakistani restaurant! Granted, I only tried one thing, but it…read morewas excellent. We ordered the halwa puri, what is known to be a traditional and popular breakfast. It comes with several fried dough flatbread made fresh and served warm with different halwa to eat it with- I mostly enjoyed the chickpea one! There's sweet and savory flavors to alternate between and the dish doesn't look like much but surprisingly filling. It's very good comfort food and is their special on Sundays for $6.99.

Khanbaba has some solid menu items, but the prices don't always match the quality. That being said,…read moretheir customer service is always on point--super accommodating and friendly, which makes the experience better. Here's the breakdown of what I've tried: * Falooda - Really good! Definitely a standout item. * Papdi Chaat & Samosa Chaat - Decent, I'd rate them 3.5/5. The flavors are there but could be better. * Halwa Puri - One of the better ones I've had in Miami, though not the best overall. * Zinger Burger - A solid 3.5/5, crispy and flavorful. I wish it had a more stronger flavor. While the food is decent, I do feel they are overpriced for the quality. It's a good spot if you're craving desi flavors, but I wish the portions or taste justified the cost a bit more. Would still return for the falooda and chaat!

Not a bad place for a quick Indian lunch. I got gobi 65 as an appetizer. It was very crunchy and…read moretasted like a 65 meal, not the soggy manchurian meal that other Indian places serve. I got the sajna combo briyani which came with chicken shrimp and lamb. Lamb was my favorite of them all. Next time I would just get lamb briyani instead so i can have more of the lamb. Their masala chai was mid. 3/5 for tea but still not bad if you want to grab a quick tea bite. Service was pretty good. Not crowded when we went. Pretty good vibes!

What an amazing first experience eating Indian food! We're so glad we got to share it at Sajna…read more Every dish tasted homemade, bursting with flavor, and was served with such genuine kindness. The owner was extra nice to us giving recommendations and coming in to see how we liked the food. She even comped our dessert for being first timers to the cuisine. We started with the crispy fried cauliflower and the delicious coconut soup, both were incredible. For our main, we enjoyed the chicken tikka masala with basmati rice, paired with warm cheese and garlic naan that were absolutely perfect for soaking up every last bite of the sauce. To finish, we treated ourselves to two traditional desserts: the rasmalai and the gulab jamun. They were the perfect warm and cold balance. The trick is to mix both and eat it. Omg! I can't wait to come back!

My friend recommended this place. I never tried Uzbekistan dishes and I was curious to find out…read more We ordered three different dishes to share and a pot of tea. I especially loved the dish with grilled eggplant. The service is friendly. The place is not so big but had a cozy atmosphere. My friend said it could be crowded on the weekends.

Finally tried Grandma's Secret after my friends ranted and raved about it. We stopped by for a late…read morelunch/early dinner on Saturday and were able to be seated no problem. We got the Uzbek bread to share which was fluffy and salted well. For my main entree I got the beef kebab which was also yummy. I thought the beef was a little dry but it came with a tasty salsa like sauce, raw onions, and some delicious potato wedges. The service was great and all the food came out quickly. Also pictured is the manti , which is a beef dumpling, that my friend got and said was delicious. I will definitely be back to try the rest of their menu, especially the yummy looking soups! Overall, a great local restaurant.

I placed a $63 Dollar order on Uber Wara. The yellow dal was…read moreundercooked and nearly raw! The Bindhi Masala was ordered as mild to medium heat level, it was inedibly spicy, and I like it hot! There was supposed to be a free garlic naan with any order over $40 Dollars, well... they charged me for it annd to top it all off, the center of the dough was undercooked and raw! The moreover I called the restaurant 3 times, no answer. $63 dollars later I was still hungry and had to throw away the food. I sent a complaint to Unber Eats and they told me ti leave a review, no refund was issued. This place absolutely sucks! Save your money!

Was overcharged a different price from what is on the menu. In addition to that, the dish didn't…read moreeven come with any rice or naan -- just a tiny portion of overly oily Baingan Bharta for $16.

I tried Maharaja for the first time tonight by take out. I try to avoid trying places for the first…read moretime through take out because I feel it's an unfair disadvantage. A restaurant can't always shine to the best of its ability with take out. But Maharaja has won me over in one night of take out! And ruined me for all other Indian restaurants I have had in the past. Not a single meal I've ever had in any Indian restaurant before tonight holds a candle to Maharaja, and I sincerely mean that. I can't wait to return and dine in. The inside is so lovely too. Tonight I had yellow lentil soup, the Maharaji Karahi chicken, and butter naan. I recommend all of it.

As we were parking in the strip mall that houses Maharaja, the passengers in the car next to us…read morewere eating samosas. Since Maharaja seemed to be the only Indian place nearby, we figured they got their snacks there. The eatery offers indoor and outdoor dining. And the decor is eclectic and cool. We were the only ones in the restaurant for a while on a Sunday at lunchtime, but soon we were joined by other diners. And like the passengers in the car, they, too, were South Asian. To me, this was a great sign. Our server was extremely polite. And she asked several times if the food was good and if we needed anything. We also got complimentary Indian crackers before our meals. And were given free warm cheese balls for dessert. We ordered the goat korma and the lamb maharaja, both medium spicy, for our meals. The goat was tender but the korma sauce was creamier than expected and a bit sweet with actual bits of raisins. The lamb maharaja was spicier than a medium level. But oh so good with a great tomato sauce that offered a scintillating tingle to our tongues. It was definitely the standout entree. And everything came to the table piping hot, including the dessert cheese ball. We were disappointed with our order of naan. It was flat and tasteless. We've had better naan from a grocery store package. While the food definitely was very good, we thought the prices were a bit high. Our entrees were close to $30 each. And the portions were decent but not ample. Lunch for 2 with 2 entrees, an order of naan, tax, and tip, was $80.

I haven't been to this restaurant in a few years. And my cousin-in-law and I were craving Indian,…read moreso we met here for our monthly luncheon. It has a clean and bright dining room that seats at least 50 with a few odd pieces for decor (umbrellas and a spinning disco ball). The restaurant is advertised as Indian, Bangladeshi, and Pakistani. But the cuisine is just what we wanted. There was no lunch menu. So we ordered from the regular offerings. I wanted goat kadhai curry but since there was none listed, I settled for chicken kadhai curry. My cousin-in-law ordered chicken tikka masala. You have a choice of either rice or naan with your meal. We both had rice and got a side order of naan. We ordered mild because of my past experience with the food here being very peppery. We probably could have gone up a level, but the mild was flavorful and had a decent amount of spiciness. Both meals were good and boasted tender and well-seasoned chicken. I thought the kadhai was a bit oily, but it was still tasty. We loved the naan, especially dipped in the tamarind chutney that I requested. During the two hours that we dined, we were the only ones in the restaurant, so service was quick and attentive. Our meal was about $22 each including tax and tip. I hope to go back and try a few other dishes.

The Mughal restaurant is located on University in Pembroke Pines. I don't know the difference…read morebeteeen Pakistani/bengladesh food to Indian food. But this is Indian food as far as I am concerned. This restaurant has a weekend buffet with nice choices for under $20. All cooked fresh. The only difference is they didn't layout tandoori chicken like other Indian lunch buffets I have been too. Still each dish was delicious with different type of veggies and meats and curries. I originally intended to go to King Dunpling but I walked in to see what they offered and I was hooked. Both restaurants are in the same plaza.

I had an amazing experience at Flavors of India in Pembroke Pines! The customer service was…read moreabsolutely top-notch--10 out of 10. The owner, Sam, went above and beyond by showing me around the store, introducing me to new products, and taking the time to answer all my questions. I purchased Mooli (Indian radish), and it is absolutely divine--so fresh, crisp, and flavorful. I can't wait to try it in different dishes. I highly recommend Flavors of India for anyone looking for quality products and a truly welcoming shopping experience.

Cutest little store with endless Indian goods (of all kinds!) and with the freshest veggies. Good…read morepricing as well. Staff was incredibly nice and welcoming.

We have gone there twice now since we found this delicious restaurant. I had the Chicken Tikki…read moreMasala and my husband the Steak Wrap. Both are wonderful! I'm so happy we have stumbled across King's Grill! The employees are also very nice! We love it!

Came to King's Grill on a Saturday afternoon. There wasn't another soul in the restaurant which was…read morereally nice. It's a decent size, minimalistic, nice greenery. We ordered the veggie samosas, chicken tikka fries, paneer tacos, a side of fries and mango lassi. The mango lassi was flavorful and refreshing. The side of fries were crispy and for $6, you get a ton! The veggie samosas were incredible. Crispy on the outside, delicious flavor on the inside. I could've just had two orders of those and been happy. The chicken tikka fries were such an insane portion, definitely enough for 2. The chicken was juicy and fresh. The tikka was pretty spicy, but not spicy enough to ruin the meal. Just spicy enough maybe to make the nose run a little, but leave you wanting more. The paneer tacos were super unique. Ive never seen anything like it. They weren't skimpy on the paneer either, would absolutely order these again! Overall with everything we ordered, and a soda, the total came to $53.40. Considering we didn't have to eat for the rest of the day, and two of the items we got were unique, I'd say it was worth the money and I would for sure be back to try other things.

I'm used to really good desi food being that I'm originally from NYC. Since moving to Miami it's…read morebeen kind of hard to find good authentic food that hasn't been modified to appease the pallet of locals -- that is until I found BDKK! Everything I've had so far with BDKK has made me want to come back for more as soon as I leave the place! By the time I get back home 30 minutes away in Brickell, I regret not taking some food for take out. The food here is really good! They have a good mix of South Indian and North Indian/Pakistani food, so make sure you try out their Dosas, Kebabs, Biryanis, Niharis, Aloo Parathas. If you're there on the weekend, make sure to try out their $6.99 Halwa Puri special! You'll all thank me later! The food here is better than Bombay Darbar or Ghee!

Bangalore Dhaba has one of the most tasty chicken curries I have had in the U.S. It is made in the…read morePakistani style (Lahori, to be precise) and is packed with flavor. My mouth is watering as I think of it. The only problem is, it is also swimming in grease. I can't understand why at least some of this grease is not drained off rather than included in the dish, to at least make it look more appetizing even if it is just as unhealthy. It is literally not for the faint of heart. If you are ok with this and a kick-ass spice level, then go for it. It tastes really great. Be aware that it does not come with rice - that needs to be ordered and paid for as a separate item. Yum! I gave only three stars because the restaurant itself could use a deep clean and sprucing up. Getting food to go is a good option - it is well packed and is still hot by the time you get home.

We were back here again this past Friday for our annual "Welcome Back Bharucha" Feast! And yes, I…read moredo mean feast! Our menu consisted of the following Haleem Nihari Chicken Tikka Chicken Karahi Chicken Biryani Pagan Naan Kheer and Shashi Tookra Masala Tea Once again besides ordering a take out or catering from this place, the only other way to get a taste of this authentic Pakistani cuisine is to have a group of people get together to dine here. The food here is all Halal and off high quality. I will let you in on a secret and that is the main chef here is originally from the Beach Luxury Hotel in Karachi, so you know the flavors are real authentic and always spot on! Fellow Yelpers looking for a really authentic Pakistani style cuisine you will not be disappointed if you try out the Mehfil Restaurant and Banquet Hall!

Went there to celebrate a family friend's 75th birthday , It was very nice ! The ambience is clean…read morenice . Great service, and the food was amazing delicious ! Chicken was so tender and full of flavor the meat was just the same ! Biryani rice was amazing! All in all it was a great experience I do recommend this place . And it's also Halal friendly! Good quality great taste! I will definitely return! Wish they would open one in miami !