Food was decent and came out quickly. However, the spice levels got confused between dishes…read more We asked for split checks. It took the waiter at least half an hour to come back to our table, and the check was still not split. Eventually we just had one person pay and it took another 15 minutes to ring just her up. You can get better elsewhere without spending more time trying to get your check than you do eating.

Every time I've been to the Monroeville location, the food is hot and fresh and the service is…read moreoutstanding. Some highlights for me are the apps - Paneer 65, samosa chat, mirchi bhaji, etc., and the butter paneer. Everything I've had has been wonderful. Highly recommend!

Literally have found a hidden gem. This place was empty but the food and service was not bad. The…read moreplace looked really clean every no one was there. I got the cheesy garlic naan and the chicken Kofta which basmati rice. Literally heaven. I liked how you can choose your own spice level for each dish so that everyone can try different foods with killing your tastebuds.

Wow! Really good food! This was our first time and we found the food fresh, flavorful and really…read morewell prepared. The star of the show was the Butter Chicken (Makhani); I got mine hot and my wife was able to enjoy it. Hot has enough spice to tell you that you are eating Indian food but not so hot you begin to regret your choice. Personally, I like to be uncomfortably hot with spice so I will be getting their highest spice level next time. Take a piece of Naan, a bit of chicken and then keep dipping your Naan into the sauce for the Butter Chicken...so good! The Chicken Tikka platter was good but not great; we felt the same about the Puri. I am not questioning how well it was prepared; it wasn't to our liking so that is on us and our choice. Service was fast and they really tried to help us in our selections. They do a lot of takeout business; it was a steady stream of people coming in for food. Inside the restaurant it was us and another table was occupied when we left but, overall, it was rather light activity for such good food. We plan to come back; we might just get Butter Chicken for both with me getting the super hot and my wife getting hot or a level lower. I would not order the Puri again as it wasn't what we wanted (it was described as crispy, it was slightly crispy) but the Naan was excellent.

Walked in the door and was immediately whisked away by three very young wait staff to the main…read moredining room. I was showered with attention as one explained the menu items. Was suggested I try the Ubzek Plov...which was a wonderful choice! I was so thrilled with the whole experience, I tipped each one a little extra on the way out the door! I'm only here a few days and just might go back again before I head home.

Friendly Uzbeki restaurant in Mount Lebanon…read more It was our first time visiting so we wanted to share a few things off the menu. We started with the beef, chicken and pumpkin samsas, Uzbek Plov and Juvava. The Uzbek Plov is a rice dish with lamb, carrots, raisins, and chickpeas. It is served with bread and a tomato salad. The bread reminded us of a pretzel. The Juvava is beef dumplings in a soup with vegetables. Delicious! We also tried the raspberry mint tea. The staff is very friendly. The restaurant design is bright and inviting. They do not serve alcohol. Located conveniently next to a parking garage

I visited Kabab house around 12pm on a Thursday. There were a few others inside but plenty of other…read moretables available. You order your food at the front counter and they bring it out to you when it is ready. They said it would take about 25 minutes which was surprising to me but the time went quickly. I ordered the hummus and chicken kabab salad. Both were really good but the hummus was excellent! I should have ordered some to go. It was easy to find street parking so when in the area again, I will definitely stop by!

Best Afghan Food in Town , Try there Chicken Karahi , Chicken Tikka kabob & Lamb Kabob With Rice &…read moreNan ... Very Good & Tasty Food , Stuff is so nice and Humble .. Guys Should Try This Restaurant

On a cold Pittsburgh day, if you're looking for something to eat that feels like a warm hug, this…read moreis that place. Kavsar is a family-owned restaurant that feels like a hidden local gem and a great escape if you want to try something new. This was my first time having Uzbek food and I really enjoyed it. I ordered the Lagman with beef, Samsa beef, the Kavsar boat with chicken, and a bottle of water. It was definitely a lot of food for one person, but I wanted to try a little of everything and I'm glad I did. Everything tasted fresh, hearty, and homemade. One tip: don't get too full on the main dishes. Save room for the Honey Cake for dessert. It's absolutely worth it and something you don't want to miss. If you're in Pittsburgh and want a cozy spot with great food and welcoming vibes, Kavsar is a fantastic place to check out.

Food was very satisfying and good! The pancakes were meaty (like an Ethiopian Njira) and the…read moremushroom filling delicious. The Amaruli Khachapuri was very good too. We were going to try the sweet crepes too, but were stuffed after the kachapuri. There were many vegetarian options. The waiter was helpful and nice and we didn't wait long for the food to come out. The stmosphere is toned down and quiet, petfact for a mealtime conversation. Decore was appealing and warm too.

I discovered this place when trying to find something to eat after a performance at the PMT theater…read morebasically across the street. It is unassuming from the outside and seems tiny when you enter, but don't let that fool you! First, they have an entire extra room of seating in a space next door (that seems to have been recently remodeled). The menu has a nice variety of options listing hot and cold appetizers, main entrees, sides and desserts. They specialize in Uzbek Cuisine which is quite different in some areas, but also similar to other cuisines with certain dishes. There are a variety of dumpling entrees and also fried dough/fried pocket items. One of the favorites among my family is the fried pelmeni which are small, beef filled dried delights. Perfectly fried, bite sized and packed with flavor. They are served with sour cream and a sweet chili sauce, but you don't really need any dipping sauce because they are so good on their own. Another appetizer we love is the cheburek, a beef filled fried pastry similar to something like an empanada. For entrees, I've had the Uzbek plov several times. Rice with carrots raisins and lamb. The lamb is tender and perfectly seasoned. It is one of those dishes that I am stuffed but can't stop eating because it is so delicious. The pelmeni soup is another highlight. Perfect for a cold day or to give you an ultimate comfort food meal. Service is usually pretty attentive (although if you end up in the extra room it will be on the slower side but still good). There is street parking right in front of the restaurant, but if there isn't space, there is also a municipal lot about a block away. The one down side is that if they are busy, it can take quite awhile to get food. But the wait is worth it! If you are looking to try something new and different, give this place a try. You won't be disappointed!

Authentic and delicious Uzbek cuisine. Some of the best…read morelamb dishes I've ever had. Everything we ordered was extremely delicious and it came in large portions. The restaurant is small with several outside seating tables, casual, and intimate. Staff were very friendly. Pricing was reasonable. Street parking available. Highly recommend.

I was excited to try the new restaurant in the space that previously housed another Indian…read morerestaurant. The interior is very basic (really not changed from the previous restaurant). One time I went, they had me come up to the counter to order, another time they took my order at the table I was sitting at, so I'm not sure what the standard is (or if there even is one). I like that they have variety on their menu and they have things like pani puri that aren't on a lot of other menus. In my times there, I tried the Cut Mirchi, Bhel Puri, butter paneer masala, panerr kurma. I was happy with everything I tried. Everything was full of flavor and the portion sizes were good. I really enjoy this place and it is a go to when I'm in the area

A small town gem hidden in Carnegie. This was our first time visiting this hole in the wall and it…read morewas definitely worth it. The gentleman working behind the counter was very courteous and friendly, going so far as to give us the Vegetable Pakora and a Mango Kesari (the latter of which isn't even on their menu) to try for free. He was nothing but helpful throughout our visit, including moving us to a larger table to accommodate how large our order was.

Pretty solid spot for Middle Eastern groceries, but some of the cooked food falls short. They are…read moresomewhat often out of things on the menu, without updating it, it seems. But, the food is still pretty alright. I tried the Moroccan cookies, the baklava, the lamb gyro sandwich, and the hummus. Originally, I had ordered basbousa, but they were out of it. So, to make up for it, the gave me the cookies and some hummus (more than enough, so thank you!) The cookies themselves were probably my favorite part of the meal. They were coated nicely with powdered sugar and had a slight date flavor, a grainy texture, and were overall quite good. The hummus was kind of disappointing. It had a strange acidity to it. Honestly, it just didn't take that fresh or creamy. There also wasn't any pits served with it. The lamb gyro was also just alright. I had ordered it without lettuce, but it came with lettuce anyways. The meat was fine, not too tender or tough, but probably also not the highest quality. Pita seemed not homemade. Lots of vegetables. Sauce was okay, a little creamy, but not too much. The baklava was not worth buying, in my opinion. It definitely tasted storebought and not made in house. It was stale and quite flavorless. No crunch, no nuttiness, very dry. No syrup. Not that good. I probably won't be returning to this place for the cooked food. But, the market itself is really nice, so I may come back for that.

We liked the a variety of lo mein noodles. The cashier was…read morevery helpful and even offered to order product that was hard to find in other stores.