Butter chicken Chicken Tikka Masala…read moreGarlic Naan The service was straightforward enough the guy was kind, said thanks for stopping in. Little can be said for the ambiance. As I had read prior to arriving, this is definitely a take-out spot. I got Butter chicken and it was good, though I had been hoping for more flavor.... This was likely an error in my part and I should've ordered something else, but I will likely be going back to try something new!

This is a take out place. Service is respectful. They're very popular. A lot of people were seated…read morewaited for food. The food is prepared fresh, so there is a 20-30 min wait. I didn't mind because it was pleasant speaking to other customers. It's a small takeout place, but a customer told me that they have a bigger place with seating coming soon. Very good. I just had a type of kebab and naan, and they gave me chutney. They're famous for their nihari, a type of beef curry, and other dishes. A local told me that this is the most authentic Pakistani food in the area. Very good

We grabbed dinner to go tonight and the food was superb. The service was great. We highly…read morerecommend you check out Bina's.

Great food at very fair prices. Nice atmosphere for eating inside at one of the few tables.read more

Dude. The food. The food. The food. Mad good…read more Got a kebab wrap. The local spot where I am has fallen off so im always trying to find halal/kebab spots. The place is clean. The food is good. Ill for sure be hitting this place any time im in the area.

I placed a pickup order via Uber Eats, and the food was ready on time…read more Seasoned fries were good and fresh. Behari Kebab Over Rice - It was paired with a Ceasar Salad, which I think is an odd choice, not mad about it since I do like Cesar Salad but I Would have preferred something more traditional. The salad was also in the same container with the hot food, so it was soft a warm, with mushey croutons, by the time I got it home to eat. I found the chicken to be rather dry. Chicken Tikka Masala was a generous portion, but the chicken in this dish was dry as well.

Tried a new to me Pakistani Halal restaurant since I was in Clifton Park. I liked the menu &…read morereviews, and It was located in small strip of businesses on Guideboard Road near the Halfmoon Diner and Sorrentinos Deli. It was easy to place an online order. It is an open Kitchen mostly takeout place with several booths/tables for dine in, if wanted. Ordered for pickup: Chicken Bihari Boti, six pieces Lamb Curry with Rice The chicken was very tender and delicious. A small salad was included. I would order this dish again even though the menu has many enticing items. The Lamb Curry included a tasty, flavorful white rice that complemented the curry well. The owner included extra sauces including a Mint-Yogurt one that was delicious. I should have ordered one of the many varieties of Naan, and next time I will. Check out their menu. The owner greeted you with a smile. Two others prepared the food. While another customer (Gyros) and I waited for our orders at 11:30 am (I arrived early), the owner served us a sample of their Kheer after asking us if we had a milk allergy. This traditional Indian Rice dessert was far superior in flavor and texture to what I have eaten at other local restaurants that serve it. (Kheer is a creamy, traditional dessert made by simmering rice with whole milk, sugar, and aromatics like cardamom and saffron.) The owner even included a complimentary serving of Kheer with my order. Nice! They thank you for your order when you leave. The restaurant was pristine including the recently washed windows. Parking is plentiful. I want to order food from here for my family who likes this cuisine.

Thought to try this new restaurant to me. Small little shop, quaint and clean. Ordered the…read morevegetable samosa for appetizer, wonderful flavor profile , definitely with a kick. It was toned down with the yogurt sauces - one with cilantro, the other with cucumber. I ordered the Tikka Masala, excellent combination of herbs with a slight kick in the sauce, chicken soft and tender, side of basmati rice rounded out my order. Meals were generous- enough for two. Another meal for tomorrow!!! The service was very nice, and the two staff members- wonderful and kind.

I've been introduced to Karam's food by a coworker who spoke very highly of the food, and so far…read morethe two experiences were facilitated by that coworker while I have yet to come here myself. I do hear that they only do takeaways and there's no tables or chairs. The chicken Tikka masala curry has been a big hit both times, and the enjoyment of the incredibly rich and creamy sauce and flavourful chicken keep me from wondering about the calorie count = it's THAT good. I look forward to trying any number of things on my list off their menu, including biryani and samosa.

This place is on point still!! I like to think I know Indian food as I have tried a lot of it in…read moremany different places. First of all, try the chicken tikka masala! The sauce is thick and the chicken is tender. I hate watery masala sauce and this sauce does not disappoint. The chicken kabab is some black magic stuff. It's a burst of so many spices! They do not skimp on portions and the price is very fair for all the food you get. Do yourself a favor and make haste to Karam!

This is one of the best Shalimar locations in the area and the closest to my house. The food is…read morealways hot, quick, and tastes great. The chicken tikka masala is nice and creamy and doesn't have a strong tomato taste like some places, which I appreciate. Everyone that works there is super nice. I think the portions seem a little smaller than full serve places but the size is still adequate and the prices are relative.

For what is essentially an enhanced food court experience, you get a pretty tasty meal here,…read moreeverything comes out quickly, and the owner takes very good care of you. The menu is pretty extensive for the seemingly small kitchen space you can see behind the counter. My vegetable samosas (2) were piping hot and had a decent amount of "not potato" in them, accompanied by 2 sauces. The Chicken Tikka Masala Bowl includes a generous amount of well-prepared rice. Normally I pass on rice except as a vehicle for sauce, but I finished this. The sauce had a reasonably deep red color and an enjoyable spicy flavor, maybe a little less tomato flavor than I've had elsewhere, but still quite good. Naan, wrapped in foil, is fresh and hot, but not necessarily crisp. Flavored naans will have the flavors as a stuffing. My mango lassi was excellent - I almost wanted to steal a larger milkshake cup from nearby Herbie's and ask for that to be filled up instead. All in all, if you are looking for an Indian meal while at Galleria 7, you will be very satisfied here.

Had a fantastic experience at New Kabab House. The biryani was flavorful and perfectly spiced, the…read morenihari was rich and tender, and the haleem was delicious and full of flavor. The portions were generous, and everything tasted fresh and authentic. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was welcoming. Highly recommend for anyone looking for great Pakistani food. Will definitely be coming back!

Just absolutely the worst food and it made me sick for hours. The lady taking my money was not…read morepleasant and I felt like she did not want me there.

Great food and service. Beware if you ask for water it is bottled and costs. Very cute small paki…read morerestaurant. Nihari was different than what I'm used to but it was good. Biryani rice was good but chicken was a bit bland. Quick and easy to order.

This review is specifically for people with oil issue…read more Sorry to hear you didn't have a great experience. Let me just start by saying that Authentic Pakistani food is greasy, they do have oily puddle in their curry. That oily puddle deep or shallow is called "Taaree". If you ever visit Lahore, you gotta go to the andoronay Lahore, old Lahore basically and every small restaurant you will go to has some oily greasy side to it. All you gotta do it, pour it out or use paper towel to soak oil out of your dish. That's all. Pakistani/Indian dishes are not the healthiest kind but of course you can make any Desi (Pakistani/Indian/ Bangla) dish healthy if you make it at home, with very little or no oil. Or use coconut OR any other oil substitute. Ordering a take out is a treat for most of the population, so unless you are going to just settle with little bit oily dish then what's the point. Just grab a paper towel and get rid of the excess oil and still enjoy the Authentic Pakistani dish. I am just a customer at Spice and Beyond and I understand that they might not be perfect but they are doing a pretty good job of bringing part of Pakistan to New York. Have a wonderful day.