We discovered this halal place as we were walking from the Córdoba train station to our hotel. The…read morerestaurant is around 100 steps from the Eurostar hotel and is extremely delicious and open until the late hours of night. Córdoba is a very special place and in the historical context a city that is awake late in the night. Sunrise is late at around 8am and sunset is late around 9 so with the warm weather the city gets busier later into the night. Now the owners are Pakistani and hence the name and the food is very well cooked and delicious. As soon as you order you have the food delivered to your table within 5-10 minutes and if you want take away that is up to you. We had several different dishes over 4 different visits and every dish was very good. If in Córdoba try it once or more, up to you.

This place is excellent, my only regret is that I didn't find this place earlier. I have had kebab…read moreall over Spain from Barcellona to Salamanca and laorkebab kept me talking about it the whole trip. When you are in Córdoba and need a meal to carry you over you must stop here. La prima volta ho trovato quel restaurante, ero innamorato. Ho mangiato kebab di tutto in Spagna, io promesso questo è bella. Vai a laorkebab!

This place was a gem, the food was delicious and most best part it was fresh. What my husband and I…read morevalued the most was the honesty of the owner Mr. Khurrum. He was honest, genuine, and guided us to dishes that were suitable for our taste buds. He gave us extra food and did not even charge. He exhibited quantity and quality together, which is very rare to find these days. I personally loved his biryani and his chicken roll. It was like a Mexican wrap full of spices and sauces. Will highly recommend this place to everyone.

This is a nice Pakistani place in Granada. Food is good. I went here three times in three days. My…read moreson loved Biryani (pulao). The owner is also polite and a good guy. Highly recommended.

Stopped by for lunch with a prior reservation and we were seated promptly. We ordered their Beriany…read morede pollo & Kabseh cordera (lamb) along with hummus picante along with beer. The hummus was the best of everything we ordered. The beriany and kabseh both lacked flavor and seasoning. It was just boiled meat served with mild spiced rice. I wish they marinated the meat with arabic spices. They have 2 restis one for reserved folks and others for walk ins I guess. Both places looked empty to be honest. Service was good Ambience is okay. I wonder how this place is rated so well on google. I was definitely disappointed and would not recommend this place.

Needed fiber! Came…read moreto have a vegetarian meal and complement the heavy meat diet of Spanish food. Got the fattoush and falafel to start. The fattoush was very fresh though I wish the dressing was lighter. The pomegranate molasses and crunch from the pita pieces was nice but it was a tad too sour. The falafel was perfect and paired well with the pickles and radish. Wish there was a tad more tahini. The majddara was too bland and oily. While the yogurt helps to cut, it was way too greasy to begin with. Service was quick and otherwise good.

Food was prepared with fresh ingredients but it was not in any way seasoned correctly. We enjoy…read moreIndian food and eat it regularly. Naan was not fluffy and light. More like a cracker.

Omg.... The best authentic Indian/Pakistani flavors you can get in Granada. The daughter serverd us…read morewith the most pleasant smile and said the chef who turns out to be her mom is an incredible cook did not fail to satisfy our taste buds. We have been in Spain for two weeks and were craving food with a ton of flavor. Our server recommended Chicken Bhuna and Chana Masala. Both dishes were delicious. I highly recommend this place as they take a lot of pride in serving their customers. On the plus side, we were the first ones there around 8:30pm and the place was packed by 10pm.

Very reasonable pricing, open late, run by two very kind Pakistani men. Fluent in Urdu, Punjabi,…read moreSindhi, and Spanish. Don't expect a lot of English. They also serve Samosas and Pakoras on top of the usual kebab shop menu.

While making my way through Granada, and after visiting the Alhambra... I was really in the mood…read morefor a nice traditional shawarma. Well, it just so happens that there is a good plenty of places to visit, close to La Plaza de Cuchilleros. I saw this one in particular., the Shawarma King.. and how could I pass it by. The place is very traditional, inside and outside. The decor is authentic, and gives you a middle eastern feel. Which is exactly what we were looking for. The food however.. was just ok. Probably better for dinner, but the lunch specials are just ok. I had a classic wrap, with fries and a drink. It was more like a burrito, than the traditional shawarma wrap I'm used to. Ok place to stop by and get the hankering out of the way though.

This is a walk up serve at the counter place with one employee. Thus the 4 stars…read more Tried the veggie plate, falafel wrap, chicken shawarma, Pastillo, Veal kebabs. It was all very good with the highlights being the falafel and the kebabs. Ambiance = spanish alleyway chic

Jaipur is one of the restaurants surrounding the Setas de Sevilla ("Mushrooms of Seville"), a large…read morewooden structure consisting of six connected parasols with the shape of mushrooms. Jaipur's huge menu spans the gamut of Indian cuisine from tandoori specialties to curries to biryanis and breads. However, one thing caught my eye. The bottom of one of the pages of the menu read "Dishes 50, 51, and 52: authentic vegetables brought directly from India." Count me in! My pick was the Tinda Masala, a brown, onion-based curry with chunks of tinda, or apple gourd, which had a light flesh similar to chayote. I also ordered the Chicken Malai Tikka, chunks of chicken breast marinated in spices, cooked in a tandoori oven, and served over onions on a sizzling plate. Interestingly, however, rather than being marinated in malai, the chicken chunks were sliced open and stuffed with malai, which probably wasn't the most authentic preparation.. The chicken pieces turned out rather burnt and dry, and this dish could definitely have been better executed. On the side, we also ordered the Peshwari Naan, which was stuffed with a thin orange layer of sweetened shredded coconut; as well as Aloo Paratha, stuffed with a layer of spiced potato. The ramekins of sauces that came with our meal included a spicy red chili chutney, a sweet mango chutney, and a thick yogurt sauce that cooled down the spicy flavor of the curry. Overall, this restaurant had a clean, comfortable setting, but the food and service (a one-man show) could definitely have been more on point.

I came here tonight with my boyfriend. We've both eaten a ton of Indian food in our lives in many…read moredifferent cities around the world. This one is for the story books. Not the Disney kind. More like the original Brothers Grimm kind. The food itself was ok. Not the tastiest, and not the most disgusting. Was just meh. We ordered the palak pakora, the mushrooms with chili, masala with a pumpkin from India, garlic naan, and vegetable biryani. The one star is for the after effects. We've both been farting all night and I had the worst ever emergency "I really have to poop right now" happen to me. It's a little embarrassing to have this post traced back to my real self, but I had to share this because this is not a good feeling. We both have terrible stomach aches right now and we know this is going to be a rough pooping night. If we still don't feel good by tomorrow morning, it may be time to go to a doctor. It's that bad. If you decide to come here, good luck to you and we hope you have a great bathroom accessible for your private use. Also, the service sucked. The waiter clearly did not want to be there. He awkwardly stood by our table without saying anything for a good 90 seconds until I asked him to give us a few minutes. He also had his thumb on our food when he served us. I wish I can puke right now so this stomach ache will just go away.

Came here for shisha and tea while taking a small break from our shopping. In the week spent at…read moreGranada this was probably the best mint tea I have tried. The shisha I asked for was double apple, which initially arrived and tasted like watermelon. After 15mins it did start to taste like apple, however burnt out pretty quick. The place was laid out nicely with plenty of space and nice decor. Service was also good and fast.

Quite possibly the best meal we had on our whole trip was here (and that included some Michelin…read morestarred restaurants in Sevilla). The service was lovely. The ambience was even better. But the food... just delicious. Best sangria, best dessert... just eat here, you won't regret it.

This restaurant has changed name and perhaps ownership. I made the mistake of not reading carefully…read morethe reviews as they are quite old. It was not a good experience. We ordered rice budki, chicken shawarma and lamb tagine. The rice was ok but cold and first dish out. Maybe 10 minutes later we got the shawarma. It was ok. The lamb tagine never made it to our table. We think the young lady forgot to place the order. But in any case she nor the other 2 ladies there were not attentive, otherwise she would have noticed we were missing a dish. I cannot recommend this place. There is another restaurant around the corner serving much the same menu and seemed to have a solid reputation given the number of people waiting for it to open.

Probably the best shisha spot we've been to in Spain so far. The food and tea were also amazing and…read morethe staff is super friendly. Def recommend

One of the best experiences I had while visiting the city. Delightful food amazing environment…read moregreat service, you can't ask for more and 100% Halal