We have been regular customers at Good Food by Uzma. In the beginning, the food quality and portion…read moresizes were excellent, and we truly enjoyed visiting on weekends. However, over our last three visits, we've noticed several concerns: The taste of the food has changed, and some dishes were not properly cooked. The karahi gosht is no longer prepared the way it used to be, and the portion size has also been reduced. The seating arrangement feels too cramped for the space, making it difficult to move around comfortably. When concerns are raised, the standard response is simply, "we will let them know," without any visible follow-up. We genuinely enjoy dining here and would like to continue visiting. However, the inconsistency in food quality, along with pricing and portion concerns, has been disappointing and is making us reconsider. I would greatly appreciate it if the owner could give attention to these issues, particularly ensuring consistency in food quality and taste.

Good food it certainly is. And it comes close to being great - or 3 days after Pakistan…read moreIndependence Day, I should really be saying "grape" - but for a few minor pitfalls. We came for halwa puri, the classic breakfast of Pakistan and one of the few bright spots for vegetarians in a nation that takes pride in distancing itself from anything veg. The achaari aloo sabzi was absolutely excellent, and the puris were not overly oily. The chole didn't leave that much of an impression on me. We also ordered the mash dal, which was superb. This is probably the most coarse south Asian dal dish, with an appearance similar to bulgur if prepared correctly. It was a treat to try this dish common as a roadside nashta in Pakistan, but rarely prepared in the states. The anda parantha was a disappointment - I was expecting a typical desi omelette, but the paratha was served with two very plain eggs over medium. This should probably be more clearly disclosed in the menu.

This is an update to a prior review. This has been one of our favorite restaurants in the area but…read moreour last visit fell short. We ordered the family platter and a hummus to go. We were told it would take 30-35 minutes, which is fine for cooked to order food. It really wasn't very busy, but the order took 50 minutes. The order was sitting on their counter ready to go, but it appeared they were backed up with making the bread. Once the bread came out, they bagged it up and we were ready to go. They almost forgot to give us the side salad, but they remembered before we left. Now for the food... - The bread that we waited for- was doughy and undercooked. It had burnt pieces stuck to it and they were not shaped as nicely as their usual bread. - The hummus side that we ordered, which was almost $8, was a half filled half pint container (very small amount) of what appeared more like a sauce rather than the thick hummus we are accustomed t. I wouldn't order this again. - The salad was watery...they need to drain the water better - The rice was cold - I think it was sitting out too long - Now for the main event - the meats - we enjoyed the flavor. This saved our dinner, we did enjoy the meats. We called them about the bread and they were apologetic, and told us we can stop by for bread next time we are there. As this is one of my favorite restaurants, I want to give them an opportunity to do better next time! The afghan bread and their rice have alway been my favorite part of their meals! I think it was an off night for them, I'd definitely give them a chance again in the future.

Afghan Kabob and Grill continues to provide delicious food. I have been coming here for years now…read more The food here is still absolutely amazing.... a flavorful mix of spices. Everything from the Chicken Chapli Kabob, Chicken Gyro Platter, Chicken Tikka Masala, Beef Kabob to the fresh made naan is delicious. The hummus is a must try. The prices are still extremely reasonable and the portion sizes are large. The service and staff is also very personable, friendly and full of suggestions. The interior has a casual front side with tables and the back has some booths with some ethnic decor. There are not many Afghan restaurants in the area, but hands down this is one of the best ones I've been too. I definitely plan on continuing to eat here.

Lead server Nick and his entire team was very professional and deserve to be commended!…read moreRobin Vaughn

Had dinner with our "Captain" Jon. This was by far the best experience I've had at a restaurant…read more Strong drinks, the little things they do to make the experience, the ambiance. Everything was perfect. Jon was great in offering a dessert shot and free dessert even after we said dinner was so amazing and filling. What a fantastic guy. 100/10.

5-Star Review for Ramen Nagomi Ramen Nagomi was excellent!…read moreThe ramen had rich, flavorful broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and fresh toppings -- everything was delicious. Ambiance was great as well! Our server, Darius, provided outstanding service: attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. He made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend this place -- we'll definitely be back!

Place was cute and perfect for a date Staff was amazing and…read moretentative The ramen was just right. I did want an egg in mine The bao bun was a little dry. I wish they could have added more sauce or something more to make it a good balance between bun and stuffings

OK, this is the third time I ordered food from here. The last time I said I would not order from…read morehere again and I tried it for the third time. I will never ever eat at this place again! I ordered a meatball Parmesan with extra sauce. There was hardly any sauce in it and the meat taste like a grilled hamburger. It was very bland. The cheese was terrible and it cost $14. For real this is my last time eating here! Horrible!! Also, the person that took my order was not friendly and a little obnoxious!

Hole in the wall chicken spot. Great fried chicken. No frills. Not the nicest place inside, but the…read morechicken is great for take out. Desperately needs an update.

Proper Delhi wala taste- don't miss their dal makhani, butter chicken, kadai paneer with Lacha…read moreparantha! In appetizers - my go to are chicken tangdi and angaare chicken! Also the fish tikka is absolutely yum!

I stopped by here for dinner while in the Princeton area on office trip. While the ambiance is nice…read moreand the standard Chicken Kebab was beautifully served and genuinely delicious, the rest of the experience was a massive, overpriced disappointment. For a restaurant that charges significantly more than other Indian spots in the area, the quality of the food and service simply isn't there: The Food: The Mango Lassi was so incredibly sour it was undrinkable. The "Fish Kebab" was just basic deep-fried fish with a terrible taste. The Kadai Chicken was nowhere near authentic--it tasted like a generic, basic tomato-onion chicken curry. The Paan: To top it off, the server insisted I try the Indian paan. I reluctantly agreed, only to be served a completely dried-out betel leaf that felt like it had been sitting around for two weeks. The Service: The friendliness was nonexistent. The two tall servers working that day were incredibly cold, uninviting, and gave off an intensely hostile vibe as they escaped from prison. I considered really complain about the food, but decided to just pay and move on. Between the overpriced, poorly executed dishes and the lack of basic hospitality, I won't be returning. Stick to the standard chicken kebab if you absolutely must go, but honestly, you're better off finding authentic Indian food elsewhere.

Stopped by with the family for burgers on a Saturday afternoon around 2:30 and it was already…read morepretty full. You order at the counter and food comes out quickly, but seating is limited so keep that in mind during busy hours. We tried two lamb burgers (3.5/5), the wagyu burger (3.5/5) and the jalapeño smash burger (4/5). The burgers were flavorful, but very buttery. Almost too much, leaving everything pretty greasy and a film in your mouth. The Chaska cheese fries were a clear 5/5 and easily the highlight. The karak chai was also a 5/5, they make it fresh in small batches and it was excellent. Worth stopping in, especially for the smash burgers, fries and chai.

I always get the Jalapeño Smash Burger. It is good and juicy. Lacks in flavor, but jalapenos help…read more They add a nice kick to the burger. Looks very nice on the inside and is very clean. Quick service.

Thai Lotus - a nondescript small restaurant tucked away in a strip mall in North Brunswick offers…read morethese vibrant selection of traditional Thai dishes ranging from fragrant, herb-laden soups to crispy red snapper filets paired with a mild-spicy mango sauce, a creamy, coconut-based green curry beef (cooked to your level of spice; mine is always level 4) and a decadent dessert named FBI (fried banana with ice cream).

After apple picking at Giamarese farm , this was a great place for lunch. Their Tom Kha soup was…read moreabsolutely delicious, I highly recommend. I also ordered their mango fried snapper. Which was presented beautifully & deboned , but I didn't love it was just ok. My friends all enjoy their dishes, as well. Overall a really good Thai restaurant for being in the middle of NJ.