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 went here for some Biriyani to go based on a colleague's recommendation. Their Biriyani & Palak…read morePanner was to die for. Some good Indian food.

Al Natour has the most delicious food at such a decent price. They are located in a humble Plaza…read morewith ample parking. When I visited the place was packed thankfully we were able to find a table. Traditional sitdown tables that is family friendly. I'm not too familiar with a lot of Middle Eastern cuisine. We asked the waitress for suggestions and we decided to share one of their shareable platters that comes with lamb, chicken, and beef as well as a salad and plenty rice. It was so so delicious! We also ordered some french fries on the side and I ordered some Greek yogurt. Great for a casual date night for an established couple. Great food experience.

Al Natour. We came here for my parents anniversary. The food was phenomenal and the space was…read morebright and welcoming. The service unfortunately did not match. Gratuity is automatically added, and it showed in the lack of attentiveness. My mom spilled ice and water and the waitress simply watched her clean it up without helping, then continued taking our order. That was disappointing, especially on a special occasion. The appetizers were great, especially the chicken and hummus. The main entrées were even better. We ordered the family platter with meats, lamb chops, and a shawarma to share. Everything was flavorful and well done. The knafeh is easily the best in town and the reason why they're getting a 4 instead of a 3

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 !

we order bihari kabab, this is the best real bihari kabab no…read moreone in florida can make authentic real bihari , then bando khan the gola kababs are a lso out of the world, anyone looking for real karachi taste, this is the place to go

Do You, my friend, have a sophisticated mouth palate? Or does you palate wear a bandana and chill…read moreout while trying all kinds of foods. Either way, feeling alittle adventurous then try brain masala. Yucky ? No actually it tastes very good, as a kid I was totally grossed out by the whole concept of this Pakistani delicacy. As a adult I have gotten to the point that I want to try different unique foods and see if I like them. Bundo khan is a "minimalist" restaurant, actually it is a shabby looking restaurant with no sense of decor or beauty. The food takes forever to cook (45 mins at least) so go on a day where you have time or place the order on the phone. However, brain masala is one item on the menu that keeps me going back every few weeks when my palate craves some brain food. You can get a order of daal (lentils) they are made in thick gravy sauce and are good. I do not recommend the kabobs or chicken tikkah etc because the portions are so small and dry it's not even funny. If you want to step it up a notch and your palate is on a wild streak, get takka tak ! You must be thinking takka, whatt ? Let me explain takka tak is also another delicacy and it is a mixture of maghaz(brain), gurda(kidneys), champein(ribs) etc. All these organs are chopped and mixed together to make a unique dish with masala (spices). Takka tak word originates from the way the chef chops the pieces and you hear a cool sound in his knife mastery. So, I suggest to order brain masala and takka tak and see which one your palate likes best.

Always get food from here. The food tastes great and it's halal. The staff are friendly and provide…read moregood customer service.

My grandmother is Indian decent so Indian food is apart of my family so when I found this near my…read morenew house I was super excited. First Indian food in general can be a little pricey but the amount of they give it makes up for it. Now onto the food, I got the chicken tikka masala medium and the lamb vindaloo hot. The meat was so tender I barely had to chew, the tikka masala was so good and flavorful. The lamb vindaloo wasn't hot as I expected but nevertheless was very delicious. I also got a samosa which was crispy and full of flavor. I had this black sauce that I don't know what it was but it was subtly sweet. Last but not least I had to get a mango lassi which was literally a 10/10 so refreshing and tasty. If you're looking for good Indian food definitely come here!

The Bihari kebab was good, but the overall experience was highly disappointing due to poor service…read more While larger parties were given proper plates and cutlery, we were served on paper plates. To make matters worse, the AC was completely non-functional. Also, skip the gola kebab--it tasted undercooked and lacked flavor.

Bundo Khan is the only authetic halal zabiha restaurant serving the South Florida community since…read more1989. Bundo Khan specialty includes barbeue chicken tikka, bihari kabab, gola kabab, seekh kabab, chicken and goat biryani, nihari, and much more. Their tundoori naan is made in authentic clay oven. I have never eaten better barbeque anywhere in the US than Bundo Khan. They also serve spicy chicken sandwich, philly cheese stake, ban kebab, Fried chicken. After eating the delicious food, you can enjoy authentic pistachio, mango, and cashew kulfi and if you like a glass of mango or yogurt lassi (like milk shake), Bundo Khan serve that as well.

My family and I used to love an Asian restaurant (Sushi Takara) that offered a variety of cuisines…read morein appetizer size plates, and it was in the same spot where Shahi is now located. But that was almost two decades ago, and since then, a couple of others (Bombay Grill, Indian Chilies, to name a few) have come and gone. Hopefully, this eatery will be here for a awhile. Because the food and service are extremely good. The place is clean and decorated like a banquet hall ready to host a special occasion. My friend and I had a Saturday buffet lunch here. We were never offered a menu, so I don't know if one could order a separate dish. But we gladly sifted through the offerings, tasting all that appealed to us. There was soup, samosas, tandoori, biryani, lentil dishes, plain basmati rice, two kinds of potatoes, butter chicken, a chicken curry, and others, as well as sweet cheese balls for dessert. They even offered a milky masala tea. And your meal comes with dosas and naan. I loved the slightly spicy tamarind chutney, one of a few sauces, available. I especially liked the soup, samosa, tender tandoori chicken, the biryani, and the dalwa. I gobbled up my dosa and naan dousing them in tamarind chutney. The weekend lunch buffet (Saturday and Sunday only) is $22.95 and with tax and tip it costs close to $30. The restaurant does have a weekday lunch plate that is $13.99 that comes with a choice of an entree (selected from a list) and some sides. I am hoping to try that next.

We had a very good lunch here. We'd planned to go to another restaurant across the street, but they…read moreturned out to be closed. We saw a sign for this place and decided to cross the road. When we first arrived, we were the only people inside. The restaurant was larger than it appeared from the street/outside. All the tables were covered in white table linens. There was a regular menu plus some lunch specials as well as a combo lunch special plate advertised on a table placard. The lunch specials were very well priced and appealing, but we decided to go with the special combo as it included both naan and rice and a drink/soda. The combo plate had 2 pieces of plain naan and fluffy basmati rice in the center, then sections with spicy lentil dahl, roasted tandoori chicken on the bone topped with raw onions, a fried samosa (stuffed with potatoes?) appetizer that was a bit spicy, creamy butter chicken (white meat chunks) in a savory sauce, and for dessert: sweet gulab jamun. Everything was quite good. We even took a bit of our lunch home for a later meal. My husband enjoyed a hot milk chai (tea) and I just had a soda for my included drink. While we were dining, we got to watch/hear some Bollywood style videos on the large screen TV. It was a good background to our meal. We had good service. We liked everything on the combo. And we'd love to come back to try their weekend buffet.

We're vegetarians yet we havent been there in several years. Woodlands was always very good. And…read morethis time, with the family celebrating Mothers Day, they didnt let us down. The atmosphere is casual and clean. We were seated almost immediately, and served their cold filtered water. We ordered a full selection of southern Indian dishes along with their fresh baked naan and other breads, and of course a mango lassi. Everything arrived at the table within 10-15 minutes and each dish had a unique taste & was delicious. The service was excellent. No need to wait years - we'll be back again soon.

During my last day of vacation at FLL, I was craving some nice Indo- Chinese food and decided to…read moreorder and pickup from this place. This place is in Miami and took us about 30 minutes to drive from the Airbnb we stayed at. We ordered hakka noodles, Gobi manchurian and Schezwan fried rice out of which hakka noodles and manchirian stood on top! There was no delay in pickup as they kept the food ready when we went.