Food is amazing, service is amazing, the prices are amazing. And the people are humble, friendly…read moreand down to earth. The food changed my life for the better, and it will change yours too. P.S. Food is Zesto approved

The food was great especially the buttered chicken. The people were very friendly and welcoming.read more

I was in Racine for only a weekend but Chit Chaat truly blew me away and was the best food I had in…read morethe area while in town! Their Pakistani food is delicious and their menu has great variety. Their pani puri and chai were the standouts to me! Definitely share the stuffed naan for the group. The portions were huge and a lot for even the two of us to eat through at dinner (though they also made excellent leftovers)! Service was a bit slower so be prepared to potentially wait, but the quality of the food absolutely made it worth it! Already thinking about when we can visit again just to eat here.

I really, really, really wanted to love this place! I grew up in Racine. I was back home for a…read morevisit because my niece is getting married. I haven't been back here for more than 10 years. Growing up, there weren't any Indian places to get food from, so when I saw an Indian restaurant, I was excited! I have been living in Orlando for the last 20 years and I eat Indian food at least once a week. I am also spoiled to have an Indian grocery store nearby and I purchase a large box of frozen samosas so I can throw them in the air fryer whenever I have a craving in front of the TV at night. I was getting ready to leave downtown and head back toward my niece's house and wanted a small snack to hold me over for the hour drive. I decided to try this restaurant for a unique combination of Indian and Pakistani food. I ordered one of my favorite dishes, Samosa chaat. I was very specific and asked for it to be vegan. In the meantime, I needed to use the restroom. As I made my way towards the back of the restaurant, my shoes began to stick to the floor. This was quite a bit of a turn off but I dismissed it as perhaps a mess that wasn't able to be thoroughly cleaned yet. When I went into the ladies room, there was no toilet paper. I had to go back out into the restaurant and ask for toilet paper which seemed to be a small ordeal for them. Needless to say, the toilet paper situation was resolved and I discovered a sticky floor in the bathroom as well. I started second guessing my choice of a place to eat. Again, I dismissed it And went to sit down at my table where the floor was sticky yet again. I should've left at this point. I looked around the restaurant and I noticed that there were three other tables of people eating the food and chose to stay because of that fact. When I received the Samosa chaat it was smothered in both tamarind and cilantro chutney (most cilantro chutneys are made using yogurt and I requested a vegan entree...unsure if this chutney had yogurt.) The samosas were made out of wonton wrappers and deep fried. The potato used inside was completely flavorless with some being so overcooked it was like mashed potatoes and some being so undercooked, they were as hard as rocks. There was no spice. My nose should've been running while I was trying to eat this. The channa masala on the dish was tasty but cold. The red onions had the most flavor of all of the ingredients on the plate. But I couldn't get passed the potatoes and left 85% of the dish uneaten. (I failed to get a photo ) I am thoroughly disappointed and bummed out that I couldn't find good Indian food in my hometown after all these years. Perhaps I'm spoiled by the large Indian population in Orlando. I shared my critique with the gentleman who took my money and I was told that they would try to do better next time. Well, there will not be a next time.

A recent visit to Peshawar provided BF, my mom and I with an excellent dinner…read more It was a little before the regular dinner hour so we shared the restaurant space with just one large family table and one other table. That suited us as we were low on time and on our way to an event. Service was efficient and polite - a one man crew up front had everything easily under control. The atmosphere is spare and pretty basic, but that doesn't take away from the food experience. My mom's beef dish came out sizzling and spicy. She enjoyed it and the generous portions means she brought a lot home for an additional meal. BF had chicken tikka, which he also enjoyed. He's usually a lamb guy, but he finished his dish happily. I enjoyed my paneer - it had a good heat level and abundant fresh , whole spices and fresh ginger spears. It was not the more common creamy, mushy spinach, but a fresher version that I presume was more typically Pakistani. I had plenty for two meals. Our breads were good. My cheese bread tasted like cheese pizza and couldn't be terribly authentic, but hey - cheese and bread can't be wrong. Mom enjoyed a plain lassi. I did order a side of rice and was happy to have it with my dish, and while it was a generous portion, the price seemed a little high for a side. I would certainly eat at Peshawar again. Very good food with no bells and whistles.

This was my first time trying Peshawar, and it was amazing! I got take out for my husband and I…read more(totally forgot to take photos) and everything was delicious. The staff were very friendly and the restaurant was decorated nicely for Ramadan! We got the chicken biryani and butter chicken (two of our favorites when ordering Indian food). The butter chicken comes with white rice and garlic naan, which was to die for. We will be regulars!

Came here for a Wednesday Lab Night (AYCE), $40/pp with tip included. Party of 2…read more For this lab night, we got the garlic naan with a dill yogurt dip, beet potato masala, cabbage stir fry with lotus over rice (tasted like grandma's cooking!), beets and mushroom over puree, & cranberry cake with hot fruit jam on top soaked in hazelnut cream with pistachio. All savory dishes full of spice and flavor. It was coincidentally all vegetarian this night, and still very very filling. We also ordered a drink, the Gaon Ka Buzurg (Village Elder) tasted like a floral garden, like we were back in Taiwan having afternoon tea! Also smells really good At the end of the five courses, the waiter asked us if there's any dishes we wanted to try again. Would 100% come again! Love the concept of the lab night, the chefs did not disappoint.

This was such a fun spot, I'm glad I got to try it! They do something called lab nights on…read moreweeknights, it's $40 and they serve you a random assortment of dishes that they are trying out. It's all you can eat, and tip is included. You can list dietary restrictions when you make your reservation and they will do their best to accommodate those. It's a fun way to try new food and not really have to think about what you're gonna be getting. The service was unique for lab night, they only give you one plate at the start and no spoons but you can ask for cutlery if needed (we did!)

This place is a must try for those who work downtown. Located in the heart of Milwaukee, steps from…read moreCathedral square Shah Jee is an ideal lunch spot. Great selection of a few, expertly made dishes - most being vegetarian. Fun fact, the chicken dish usually runs out first. It's a lunch place and only open for a few hours each day, M-F. Pro tip - come at 11am to ensure you get your top meal choice. Sometimes I come through at 1:30pm (they close at 2pm) and there's really not much left. The portions are decent for lunch - two "mains" like I usually get daal and paneer plus basmati rice. That will run you $14 (without tip). The spice level is always very nice meaning there's heat but it doesn't overwhelm (at least I don't think it does; with the caveot being I love spicy food). People rave about the green sauce but I think the meal is always tasty without it. There's seating available if you want to dine in but everything is served in styrofoam and easily can be taken to go. I'm glad this place exists downtown and provides an excellent alternative to Third Ward dining options / meat-centric cuisine. The only potential issue you'll have is parking. Street parking in Milwaukee can be a pain especially in the summer but metered parking close by during the week isn't too hard to find. Let's just say don't let it deter you from giving this place a try.

A friend brought me here for lunch and I was thankful she did. We both had the #8. I enjoyed all…read morethe flavors, spices, and heat level. Prices were fair and it was cool to sit in the belly of an older building downtown. Service was fast and knowledgeable. Support this local gem in our city!

Really outstanding Indian food stop. Quick sit down, counter-service style restaurant. Owner gave…read moreus a fun walkthrough of the menu. Samosa were incredible. Pita tasted like it was baked fresh. Hummus was good. Would return for a full meal next time we're looking for a quick stop for great food.

We stopped in for a quick lunch before a show and had a wonderful experience. The owner was so…read moresweet and made us feel right at home, restaurant was extra clean as well. We ordered the halwa puri and some falafels. The chickpeas in the halwa puri were delicious and were perfectly seasoned - gave us a great idea for breakfast - and the puri was toasted and went perfectly (plus the delicious pickles!) Falafels were perfectly crisp on the outside and soft inside, lots of greens included too which we loved. We wish we lived closer as we'd be here all the time!!

Karachi Kabobs offers a variety of entrees and wraps. We tried both the Chicken Boti and Beef…read moreBihari kabob dinners along with a take out of Haleem. The Beef Bihari was authentically good and generously portioned. The Chicken boti was big boneless cubes of breast and flavored nicely along side 2 chutneys. We had the Haleem the next day. That too was very good and full of perfectly spicy flavor! The owner is very friendly and even checked to make sure we liked our meals. This is a good place to eat a nice fresh halal meal!

Loved the food and service. It was fresh and warm when served. Taste and flavors were authentic.read more

We stopped in last night and enjoyed an incredible dinner at Anmol. This was our first time there…read moreand we didn't know what to expect. Our server was very kind and helped us navigate the menu and help make some suggestions. We ended up ordering 4 dishes and shared them amongst the 4 of us. We ordered the Chicken Biryani, Frontier Chicken, the Afghani Kabab (Chicken Skewers) and the Palak Paneer along with the Mango Lassi to drink. The food was amazing!!! Well seasoned and cooked wonderfully. The aroma and flavor were incredible and we enjoyed every dish. I recommend giving this place a try if you haven't. We will be back soon.

I could take out food from here a couple of times per month. The food is always so fresh and…read moredelicious, so carefully wrapped and presented to customers. The staff are very friendly and kind.

Genuinely, some of the best Indian takeout I've ever had. We had done a pickup for the Chicken…read moreMasala, Vegetable Biryani, Aloo Gobi and Naan. Man! That is some serious jazz right there. Fabulous food, absolutely lovely staff and very quick service. Thank goodness they're so close to home!

I came here for biryani, and that's what I got. The fish biryani is pretty good, it was more than…read moreenough for three people though I was by myself. My name is Rohan, and I look like a Rohan, so I didn't have to ask, it came nice and spicy. Service was quick, and the seating set up was a little different than some of the PICs here, I think they were set up for a big group. When I visited there were mostly singles and doubles. I don't like the use of disposable unrecyclable packaging and service ware, even if dining in. I would say the biryani here is...on point.

Late night chai at this place is the bomb.com ! This had to be an octane rating of 93 because I…read morewalked 7 miles thereafter with my friend and still couldn't go straight to bed ! Classic hole in the wall spot so you know they're gonna have amazing food. Will be trying their food this week.

Great atmosphere and hospitality. They also have a masjid so you don't miss prayers if you stop…read morethere. Food is affordable and tasty.