Awesome flavors and easy ordering. We got the mixed appetizer, beef kabobs, tandoori chicken and…read moreanother sampler. Lots to choose from. I wish we had paratha with their appetizer. Baba ganoish and hummus were delicious. I liked the chickpea and cucumber sides. Sauces were good too. The chicken could have been cooked longer.

This food is FABULOUS. They have a reasonably priced lunch buffet. Now. Let me tell you about the…read moreshow stopper. THE BHINDI MASALA is to die for. The quality of the food makes it very obvious they care about their culture and take pride in sharing it with others. If you're cute like I am, the older uncle/owner will have chai made for you and will then hit on you. True story lol.

To start, I could eat middle eastern and/or Indian (specifically Southern) food every day, for…read moreevery meal, and be happy as anything. So it only seemed natural that I'd fall in love with Food Street, but I was worried that my expectations would exceed the reality. So instead of going in... I decided to order delivery through good ole Door Dash - expecting a sad, slightly cold, non crispy shadow what you'd get in person but let me tell yas.... this was not the case at all! Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich was phenomenal! It was wicked crispy, the size of my head (quick makes this a HUGE value... not that my head is that big, but order it to get an idea), bun was not soggy at all, and it did not disappoint. Chicken was perfectly cooked, juicy, not chewy at all, and seasoned well. Coleslaw added a nice vinegar contrast (I wish there was much more coleslaw but it didn't stop me!), sauce was smokey and slightly spicy, and the bun was soft. Chicken Tikka Paratha Roll was also a hit! Great seasoning, chicken was incredibly well cooked - melt in your mouth style - with small bits of char - vegetables were fresh, and the roll itself had great chew and flavor w/out being greasy (at all) or saturated. Fries were bangers too. Ready to eat my way through the menu. If it's this good when ordered, can't image what'd it be in house.

The food was decent, especially the malai boti wrap and the garlic chicken wrap. The chicken…read moresandwich was greasy and underwhelming, and the gappa chaat, while big, lacked much flavor. The falooda was the worst - it was just ice cream, milk, and a sparse amount of basil seed. The price point, including the sneaky service charge, does not justify a return trip.

Wow really enjoyed lunch here. The restaurant is a little off the beaten path, but worth the trip…read more It is located in Hilliard and about 15 minutes from downtown Columbus. We started with the next appetizer plate. You get to try a little bit of everything, but my favorite was the dolmas. The hummus and Baba are both incredible. I couldn't get enough of it and used it on my entrées as well. For entrées, we ordered chicken biryani and tandoori beef kabob bbq. Everything was extremely flavorful and well prepared. My favorite dish was the beef kabob which I didn't expect! Enjoyed the chicken biryani but do wish the chicken came without bones. Definitely would return and recommend this place for a unique menu. It's not typical that you would be able to order Moroccan and Pakistani food at one restaurant!

Great fresh food. Vegan options available. Great service. Family owned small business. Go support…read moreyour local business!!

Everything was pretty average. Note: Rice was not included…read morewith anything we ordered, so plan on ordering it separately or making it at home if you want it. Also note: An order of Naan is one piece, so order this accordingly too. As for the rest of the food: Everything we ordered was just okay, except for one stand out. In the attached picture -- (left) 2 orders of garlic naan; (top) Chicken Kadai; (bottom) Chicken Tikka Masala; (right) Aloo Keema. You can see from the pictures that the three main dishes were quite greasy. And be careful -- the menu doesn't tell you which dishes have bones in them. (Far bottom right) Beef Roll -- This was actually the stand out of the meal. Basically like a rolled up gyro. It may not look great in this picture, but I'd consider going back for this for lunch some time.

Very tasty nihari and naan is to die for, served fresh, soft and hot. We also tried Chicken kababs…read moreand Beef Kababs with rice and they were amazing! I would highly recommend. It's not a fancy ambiance but good food.

Amazing food and service. Just wonderful people! The chicken tika masala and butter chicken are my…read morepersonal faves but Ive never had anything I didn't like :)

Really delicious…read more They are NOT afraid of spices here, and most things had a pleasant level of heat, too. The chicken and beef kebabs were excellent. The Butter Chicken was delicious. The naan was ok, decent, pretty good. The biryani rice was tasty. Prices are downright inexpensive. All in all, we both can't wait to order from them again.

Khaab is very tasty, and I would give it 4 stars for takeout. The curries are rich with flavor and…read morewell prepared, and the naan is excellent. My dine-in experience is more middling: servers are friendly, but the service is often very slow (even when the restaurant is pretty empty). Last time we waited a long time for everything, from drinks to placing our order, and there were only three other tables occupied. Be prepared for a possible long wait-- but the food is so tasty, it may feel worthwhile.

The food is some of the best Indian cuisine I've tried recently in Columbus. The servers are…read moreexcellent--very polite and attentive, always checking in to make sure we're having a good time. They also do a great job keeping water glasses filled and making sure the drinks and food taste great. The only downside is the restaurant layout. A small change could really improve the flow and make it feel cozier, especially since guests with reservations sometimes end up waiting near the entrance and blocking the way for customers who are leaving. Aside from that, the experience was excellent overall.

Great place and quality food and quality price. Syed is a gentleman and my family enjoyed this…read moreplace and will certainly be back when in the neighborhood.

Pretty bare bones in terms of decor and little ambience. Pretty empty, too. The waiter was…read morefriendly and efficient but then disappeared for long periods of time. When people came in to pick up their orders, they were confused as to whether to pick it up and go or let the staff know. Some just took their food and other people called out to get someone's attention. I ordered the Reshmi Chicken Tikka platter and everything tasted good but the combination of the naan, rice and chicken was dry and needed some sauce. The dressing for the salad was really good and I could have drizled that over my rice but there wasn't enough. My friend ordered the Alo palak and liked it. Lots of misspelled words in the menu but not a big deal. They can fix it next time around.

I ordered Layla's kitchen thru door dash and I have had Layla's kitchen in the past and it was…read morewonderful but I don't know who was making all the food tonight but everything I ordered ended up being one spice level and it was like just eating Tabasco with nothing else I felt I was doing the one chip challenge ( the hottest chip ever ) I am hurting now and only eating tums but man that was absolutely a let down (I had to throw the whole thing away and now I will be sipping on milk and eating bread to relax my stomach )sorry just very disappointed and was excited to have one of my favorites tonight

Visiting Columbus and was craving Indian Food so we stopped at Layla's. We loved the warm welcome…read moreand quick service. The place is beautiful inside with lots of florals and the comforting smell of delicious food. We ordered the chicken samosa (2 pieces) and they were delicious. The chutneys that comes with the samosa is the perfect addition to this appetizer. Hubby ordered the mango lassi and it was so refreshing! We got the chicken makhani (butter chicken), chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and buttered naan. Both entrees came with a nice portion of basmati rice. Everything was super flavorful! You're also able to choose your own spice level for your dish. The owner was such a doll. She was very sweet and made sure we loved our food. She wrapped up my food to go for me and gave us a free dessert to try (Gulab Jamun). The hospitality was amazing and we will be coming back when we visit Ohio again!

They are rude and un respectful. I made an order online with 44$ and it was frozen whole wheat…read morenaan, of course as usual I have to call multiple times until they deliver the order. First, I emphasized on not delivering the order before 5 pm, they ignored that and delivered as they wanted, and they didn't add a name or apartment number on the order, as a result uber driver left it in unknown location. I kept calling the second day because I thought it was not delivered, and they told me it was delivered yesterday and I never received any notification, message about that delivery. They said it's not their responsibility what happened to the order after uber driver took it. They were very rude and careless about big order with this amount. As usual because they took their money they don't care. It was frozen items so it should be delivered to a person, not to be left anywhere. Until this moment I didn't find the order. Their service are terrible

They sell halal meat, all kinds of South Asian fishes. After hopping from one desi store to…read moreanother, we are glad we found this store, and decided to stick with it. Not only you would get top quality meat and fish, but some great homemade meals on weekends as well! The menu changes every week, but the Halwa Poori is constant! I have been wanting to come here for a long time, and finally before leaving Columbus, I came to try it! I am so glad I did, but also cursing myself for not doing it earlier! Humongous pooris (that were so similar to Bangali luchis), two types of sabzis (potato and chickpea), along with a bowlful of Sooji Halwa oozing the aroma of ghee into the air - this breakfast was all I needed to fix my bad day. What I really loved that the food has a very desi feel to it. You know, those many many street joints in the alleys of South Asia, where you would order an item, but the sabzis are included in it, and chai is free, the breakfast was just like that. I am definitely going to come back here again, not just for my meat and fish supplies, but also to taste other meals prepared by the chef who invited me to come back for his Biryani!

Ok, so it's a little weird to get lunch from chafing dishes set up in the middle of a convenience…read morestore. But, I'm not one to complain when the food is as good as this. The main Tandoori Grill location is up on Bethel Rd. This Pakistani restaurant is one of my favorites in town. So I was excited to hear that they were opening a pop-up location downtown on Capitol Square. And more than a little confused. Their announcement made it sound like they were opening in a convenice store. That couldn't be right. Could it? Yep. It is. When you walk in, they have a couple of chafing trays set up with the day's offerings. According to the friendly folks working at the store, some of the menu will vary from day to day while other dishes will be offered regularly. When I was there they had chicken tikka masala, chickpeas, grilled chicken, and ground chicken that was formed into long patties and then grilled. They're served with/over rice. Also on the menu were chicken samosa and salad. The chicken tikka masala and samosas were both delicious. I didn't give the final fifth star however because they weren't as good as when you get them from the full restaurant on Bethel. Which makes sense in light of the fact that they were cooked earlier in the day and being kept warm. So in summary, a great downtown lunch time addition. And if you do like it, visit the full service location. It's even better.

I was so excited to read this CU article about delicious Pakistani food being available at a…read moreconvenience store near me (columbusunderground.com/...). I went as soon as I could, and honestly, so should you! If you love Tandoori Grill on Bethel or haven't been there because it's too far away, this is the perfect opportunity to try its food during the lunch hour. Ideally, this would be a 3.5 star review, but I'm rounding it up because of the convenience factor. During my visit, I tried the samosa, chickpea curry, rice, and chicken seekh kebab. The seekh kebab was the star; perfectly spiced and amazingly tender. I've had so many disappointingly dry seekh kebabs, but this was was pure perfection. Next time, I'm just getting this with rice. The chickpeas and rice were good too. Loved the samosa, though it could be a tad less oily. But, heck, I chose to have fried food. My meal also came with a side salad with an Italian vinaigrette (odd choice). The salad is typically also served in the brick and mortar location and serves as a nice palate cleanser there. But since the operation in the convenience store is takeout only, getting a dressed salad, which is limp by the time I eat it, doesn't quite make sense to me. My meal cost $12, and I would've gladly paid a little less to forego the salad. Overall, a nice addition to the downtown lunch scene, which sadly lacks good Indian food. (Don't get me started on Indian Oven. Just no.) DISCLAIMER: copied over from my initial review for G&Z stores; this business was not yet added.