Excellent food choices. Food is very delicious especially chicken karahi, BBQ and naan…read moreServices excellent serve hot food. Good desi ambiance. 100/100

Amazing food and service. On point Best part is the serving…read moreportions Great taste Perfect ambience and homely environment

I was a bit confused at first as to where I was supposed to go, as I think in the room to the right…read morethey were celebrating something. We got the buffet, the price for everything is great! The food is delicious and the service is on point. Very kind people. Don't forget to try their sweets, you really can't go wrong with any of them. Unfortunately they aren't labeled but they are delicious. I would recommend them, will definitely be back!

This is a great hidden gem in Springfield. A Pakustani buffet for $20 per person - well worth it. A…read morenice selection of biryani, niharis and kiharis - fish, chicken, beef and goat - with fresh naan brought to the table. I just wish they had labels in front of the dishes so we noobs could identify the dishes. But, they were all great, especially the haleem, only served on weekends. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Make sure you bring an appetite.

Inside a strip mall, attached to an Afghan market is a bakery with daily lunch combos. The combos…read moreoften include a burger, grilled chicken panini, and other more American favorites. If you skip the combo, order something from Afghanistan. I recommend one of four bolani- a flat bread with filling. The squash bolani was large, hot, and very tasty. It comes with a green salsa that is addictive. They sell different hot teas and cold drinks like water and Coca-Cola. The space itself is one medium-sized room with plenty of tables and even a highchair for babies. Service is kind.

Newish Afghan bakery in West Springfield. Customer service was strange. It was a Sunday and I tried…read moreto order the weekend special breakfast platter which is advertised on Jummah Bakery's social media pages (ex. Instagram). The worker at first looked confused when I mentioned the weekend special platter, and after I showed her the Instagram post from Jummah Bakery about the special, she at first said that it was a breakfast item only. The Instagram post listed a time from 10am-1pm, and it was noon when I arrived. When I pointed out the time, the worker seemed to make excuses again to say that the item wasn't available that day. This was despite signage in the restaurant mentioning about the weekend special. Also I was weirded out by the fact that there are burgers on the menu, it seemed really unnecessary. *Wraps: We ordered the chicken kabob wrap and beef gyro. I suppose they were edible, but very lacking of the level of depth and flavor typical of Afghan food that you'd find in the typical Afghan kabob restaurants in the area. The chicken wrap even contained ketchup which turned the flavor into basic American!! *Desserts: We also ordered multiple pastries / sweets that were behind the very inviting glass displays. My favorite was the baklava, the remaining ones I tried were just okay. As usual with this type of cuisine, the desserts are quite sweet. *Tea: They have multiple types of chai tea, I ordered one, it seemed to lack in actual tea flavor and had a weird egg flavor that didn't balance well with the tea. I wouldn't order it again. As much as I want to support a neighborhood ethnic-owned business, the questionable customer service and watered-down food makes me hesitant. It's really sad because the bakery looks very beautiful and has so much potential, but I think it's not managed well, the customer experience ends up feeling bizarre and inauthentic.

i went there today because I wanted to try their food. First off real small place. I walked in and…read morewas ignored for 5 minutes because the guy was on the phone. Then I tried to order food and even showed him the name from their website menu and he just kept shaking his head no like he had no clue what I was talking about then I showed him the item again from their website with pictures attached and still nothing so I finally just left. But after reading the other reviews I guess I was lucky I didn't get any food.

So delicious...but sooooo hard to order. Would be 5 stars…read moreis for the food. I typically get Ethiopian food in falls church but it's so wonderful to have it close to home. The ordering would be negative 5 stars. I'm really saddened by the language barrier and how difficult it is to order. Couldn't place a phone order bc of the language issue. Even saying just "doro wat", "tibs" was not understood. Walking in and pointing at the menu didn't work either. Holding up 2 fingers and pointing at the combination meal on the menu didn't work. The girl working didn't even really try to figure anything out. I got lucky and a other customer translated for me. But even still...failed at fulfilling the order of 2 combinations. I just got one then ordered more food at chipotle. They have bags of injera to purchase and many grains, lentils, spices that you can just grab and brimg to the counter. The food was wonderful and is love to have it again just not sure how that would happen. I might use Google translate next time.

Pleasantly surprised here. Have tried a lot of indian, pakistani, afghani, middle eastern buffets…read morein the dmv and this is one I would come back to. $18.87 plus tax for weekday buffet. Conveniently sat myself down, self-serve plates n cups, self-serve food, pleasant owner, pleasant interior w lots of light, lots of room. Green n black tea, kheer dessert and naan included. Includes lamb. ALL of the dishes were good but standouts are the veggie curries (would be satisfied w rice n veg), spinach aloo palak and butter chicken.

It's uncooked bone-in chicken tikka you can still see raw meat.. we went back to this place after 3…read moreyears.. maybe management changed but food is still nasty

Sheeeeer yakh I have to start with the best which is their sheer yakh!! They make it fresh on the…read morespot and it's so creamy dreamy! We also enjoyed quite the brunch spread. Their strong points were def the eggs. I've honestly had better bolani and mantu but they weren't bad! Vibes were good, service was friendly. Worth trying if you're in the area and looking for a nice halal spot

Afghan food is absolutely amazing. This place tastes better…read morethan the average Afghan places I have been to. I got a lamb shank with what looks like Qabli palau, but I think they called it Manicha. It comes with bread, chickpeas, and spicy pickled vegetables on the side. Service was fine, and ambiance was fine. But you're here for the food and it's amazing.

I work at a federal agency and their food truck came to our office for a food truck day last week…read more I don't know why the Yelp page says they are closed. Their food truck at least is still open. I got Tibetan momos, spicy potato salad, and a can of Coke. The total came to about $18 as I recall. The momos were excellent--they were similar to Chinese dumplings, but were spicier with Tibetan spices. There was a choice of chicken and pork, as I recall. I got the pork dumplings. The potato salad was good too. The service was quick and friendly. All of the ingredients were fresh and tasty. Keep up the good work.

This truck hasn't come back for a while so when it did decided to give it another try. Pork momos…read moreare still the same as before - ok but a bit too bland and wish they'd mixed in more cilantro. The potato salad is better with more cilantro. The webpage for preorder had a glitch - there was no chicken momo option but when I went to pick up the order the chicken momo was posted on the menu and available.

Shawarma House is a new Lebanese food truck that you can easily find at the rear of the Shell gas…read morestation. The hubs spotted this while we were on our way to another spot, and I am glad to have been able to check this place out! The menu offers various appetizers (hummus, baba ghanouj stuffed grape leaves, falafel, and kibbeh), salads and bowls, wraps, platters (that come with a side of fries), and even kid options. I ordered: +hummus - thick, creamy, and had a slight tang to it +baba ghanouj - super smokey and thick +stuffed grape leaves - this was shared that it was very good and homemade; definitely more tangy-er +kibbeh - freshly-fried and comes with 3 pieces +beef shawarma wrap - comes with shredded lettuce, tomatoes, sliced pickles, and garlic sauce; filled generously with seasoned beef strips, this can be a mess to eat with the dripping sauce! +chicken shawarma wrap - comes with shredded lettuce, tomatoes, sliced pickles, and garlic sauce; filled generously with seasoned chicken (seemed like breast is used?), this can be a mess to eat with the dripping sauce! The food, overall, was okay - we weren't a fan of the shawarma as the seasoning in the beef and the chicken were just off, and both meats were a little dried out. There seemed to be an influx of patrons stopping by, and it was good to see such support for a local food truck! Just note that even though there's a menu board posted outside of the truck, there are no prices listed; there is a paper menu that you can request. We spent about $50+, plus gratuity, so it's definitely more on the pricier side. I was disappointed that they didn't have the lemonade with mint. Parking can be tricky, as it's in a gas station, so it is tricky to park off to the side. Super friendly staff! +stuffed grape leaves! +request a hard copy of the menu for prices +friendly staff! +card accepted! +located at the Shell gas station

Just had the beef Shawarma and my wife had the chicken. Great taste! The pickled peppers and the…read moregarlic sauce made the shawarma. I'll be back!