An authentic Indian/Pakistani restaurant that delivers high quality food in a casual atmosphere…read more The lunch/afternoon buffet had all the right dishes to feed my soul. From Goat curry, Keema with kebab pieces, curry chicken, saag paneer, chole and much more. This place is sure to deliver. Chicken tikka masala/Butter chicken is just right for the American palate while the other dishes taste like momma's cooking. Roti and naan were pillowy soft and came out piping hot. Can't wait to come back again. This is my 4th time here and this place has never let me down. If you're in the mood for South Asian food you've got to give this place a try. Nice Lahore style flavors.

We were in the area around lunchtime and got hungry. Both were in the mood for Indian food so Yelp…read moreto the rescue! We were a mere four minutes away from this pretty highly rated spot. Upon entering this small restaurant, we were warmly welcomed and seated promptly. Although the buffet was the star of the show, if you will, I'm pretty sure that you could order from a menu as well. The buffet was small but every item that we tried was absolutely delicious! Believe it, or not, we both flipped for the basmati rice that was cooked perfectly. They also had a light yellow rice (I'm not sure what type this was). Naan came with our buffet - very good and fresh! Drinks weren't included- my only single ding. Yummmm :)

Zaika is a gem. Food…read more5/5 I'm telling you this as an ACTUAL Pakistani, it's RARE to find a Pakistani restaurant that does food well or at least our food justice. And this is where they capitalized. I order the chicken seekh kabob, lamb biryani, Zaika Kabob combo, and karahi. EVERYTHING WAS GOOD. The karahi was as authentic as can be. The kabobs were all tender and delicious. All platters served ample protein. The biryani is usually the game changer for these kind of places. If you do it well, you're in the clear and they definitely do. Also, the naans were fresh! A place that does naan justice, deserves praise. All in all, a very pleasurable experience! Service 4/5 The gentlemen behind the counter was nice and they served our food as quickly as possible. It helped that we were the only ones in the restaurant however. Ambience -3/5 It's really dated inside. The booths are clean but they're just...a weird hunter green. The walls are oddly painted too. The bathroom is disgusting. They clean it but that entire area needs work. Food is AMAZING. Seriously. But don't expect anything from the ambience of the place.

Zaika catered a fundraiser I just attended at a masjid in Trenton and the food was absolutely…read morephenomenal.

Excellent Indian/Pakistani cooked Punjabi food for takeout or delivery only. Great tandoori food,…read morebiryani, kabobs and naan. Inquire about off-menu days special. Also sells fresh halal goat, lamb, skinless chicken and beef and frozen fish from the subcontinent. Order by phone an hour in advance, allow for more time on weekends when they are extra busy.

Ordered food for Mother's Day, ordered the lamb, chicken tikka, and goat biriyani, all were…read moremediocre. The lamb curry, chicken 65 and the navratan korma was okay but we're disappointed that curries did not come with rice like other desi restaurants. The samosas were good overall, not sure we would order from here again although my family and I have been ordering from Asian Halal for years but quality has gone down it seems.

I apologize if the nihari and kahari pictures are mislabeled, the kid who was helping us didn't…read moreknow which was which. I think I got it right, but I'm not certain! Both were delicious (everything was kind of swimming in grease though, I didn't love that). We asked for recommendations, and everything the owner recommended was great (he recommended the peri peri grilled chicken, which was our favorite, and the Lahori fried fish soups). Mango lassis were also good. The rooh-afza tasted like liquefied red hots, so if you like those you'll love this! (I don't like red hots so I didn't). The falafel wasn't great, but we ordered it for my grandma so she'd get something that was completely mild (no heat to it) and that and the hummus and plain rice/naan were the only things that fit the bill for her, so it definitely did its job. We won't be coming back because it's waaaaay too expensive for what you get, but we enjoyed the experience well enough. (Edit to add after reading previous reviews: the kid who was serving us didn't know what to do when we asked for glasses of water as well, so it sounds like that's a common thing here. There really wasn't any kind of service beyond just bringing us our food when it was ready, which we didn't mind but other people might.) Edit again: I'm taking another star off because I found a hair that doesn't belong to anyone in our household in the leftovers, which is grossing me out enough to throw them away.

Just got takeout from this cute little place and it was delicious!! Chicken biryani was very…read moreflavorful and had a nice heat to it. Looking forward to trying other dishes.

I've had them cater a few family gatherings and picked up food last week while "social distancing"…read more They never let me down! The Pakistani food is as it should be, spicy, flavorful and cooked right! Love their chana-masala and chicken seekh kabobs!

Their service and quality is diminished! They are selling…read moreold chicken meat , which is stale and bitter taste. I have contacted them and provided feedback but they did not provide proper response. worst quality and customer service!

Haven't been there to eat but have had take out a few times and is amazing every time. Theres a few…read moredifferent spice levels to choose from, the mild spicy is not spicy, the milk plus spicy is a tiny bit spicy, if you want to notice the spice I would go higher, great to be able to customize on each dish. The aloo tiki chat is amazing, will get this every time, tangy from the tamarind, crispy, fresh, doesn't get soggy in delivery. Vegetable biryani is so good, it doesn't take like a vegetable fried rice like a lot of places that make biryani without meat, it's deep spice flavors, generous portion, would get extra raita on the side bc that's great too. The fish tika masala was thick, rich sauce, lots of fish pieces, deeply flavorful, great with any naan dipped in. Would highly recommend if you like tikka masala or butter chicken but don't want meat. Naans, all great, we have had the garlic cheese naan and it's large, hot, cheesy, chunks of garlic on there, so good. The mint tea is very minty and VERY sweet. Not shown is the chili fish, another solid entree, large fish pieces, slightly spicy, in a less saucy preparation than a curry.

I called to place an order in over the phone with Masalazone and I ordered chicken wings tandoori,…read moreGobi Manchurian, and veg Manchurian vegetable dumplings it was very good and I would most definitely order it again the next time I would give them a 10 out of 10 the service and ambiance was good.

Our son surprised us and had dinner delivered to our house last night from Indian Hut. We'd never…read moreeaten there before. The food arrived on time, was still hot, and we loved it! Looking forward to leftovers tonight.

Food was delicious. The chicken Hakka noodles never disappoints! Even after so many years, the food…read morestill tastes the same. The new blueberry cake is delicious! A must try!

Juiciest Kebabs in all of Philly for sure. Those seekh kebabs and malai chicken kebabs cooked with…read morecharcoal to a tenderness that is only achieved by a grill master or your South Asian uncle that lives too far. The goat curry was also tender with a tasty gravy to spoon onto the rice. Spinach with potatoes was a decent side but the star attraction was the kebabs. Can't wait to go back!

I've had Kabobi's food twice now. Once for takeout and once for eat in. Parking wasn't hard to…read morefind in their lot. The staff was friendly and the menus are pretty straight forward. The eat-in experience was ok, but the inside felt more like a fast food environment. Plastic ware was available as well as serve yourself fountain drinks and water. (The self serve filtered water they have for customers was a nice option over bottled) The takeout experience wasn't great. The food was ready on time, but we ended up spending over $120 for four meals which is ridiculous for the entrees we ordered. The chicken tikka masala was below average, the sauce was too sweet and more like a bastardized tomato sauce. The rice lacked flavor and the lentils were sweet and not appetizing. I will admit that the dry chicken tikka was pretty good. They were skewered charred on the outside and had a decent charcoal flavor, but again the rice was boring as well as the chickpeas. My buddy had Kheer (aka rice pudding) for dessert and enjoyed it. My eat in experience was for lunch. The staff looked like they were gearing up for the day so wait times were a bit long. After talking to the guy up front about the various menu offerings and their indoor charcoal grill, I ordered a chicken kabob roll upon his recommendation. A kabob roll sounded intriguing - chicken kabob with lettuce and sauce rolled inside of naan bread with mint chutney on the side. While waiting for my order, I watched the front display slowly load up with various kabobs and lamb chops as the previous nights Sixers game was replaying on the single TV they have mounted on a wall. If you don't order something fresh off the menu they do have combo meal choices available for less of a wait. They consisted of several menu options in a warming station by the checkout counter that could be mixed with rice and naan. When my roll arrived I was digging the aroma. Two fresh kabobs wrapped inside of a soft warm naan bread had me drooling. Unfortunately, I wasn't blown away by the flavors, but It was still a pretty cool idea. I'd return to try their smokey wings, but other than that much better quality and cheaper options can be found in Bensalem.

Covid Takeout Review…read more Did a GrubHub takeout from Shagun Palace yesterday, and was very satisfied with the result. The restaurant is in the rear of a shopping center on Street Road, Bensalem, where there is a significant cluster of South Asian kitchens. Competition being severe, the quality is higher than in many more isolated Indian houses. Our order: Veggie Samosa for an appetizer; Chicken Korma, Chili Chicken - Dry, as entrees; and Baingan Bartha (curry eggplant), for a veggie side; and Garlic Naan to soak up the sauces. The foods were all very good to excellent, with kudos to the korma and dry chili chicken, which displayed spice skill with the sauces. The bird was perfectly cooked, and not at all dried out. If there was a weakness, it was the Naan, which appeared premade and merely heated in the oven before wrapping in foil. It was thicker and drier than normal, and not the least bit flakey, nor with expected air pockets. There was practically no garlic flavor. Next time, skip the naan. There are talented hands at Shagun Palace where they are allowed to perform their magic. They are masters of curry cream reductions, but make a mistake in not carrying the expertise through to their breads. If they lack a tandoor for BBQ and Indian oven breads, they really should invest in one. It would make Shagun a more complete 5 Star experience.

I wanted to give a try on this restaurant for a long time and placed an order for pickup. There are…read moreparking options available in front of the restaurant and shared with other businesses. The staff is friendly and got the order ready in time. They seem to have a buffet for lunch and a banquet hall attached. The anquet hall looked great. The food is very mediocre, and the chicken pakora tasted very bad spices, and chicken was not binding together. See the picture. The chicken biryani tasted just like a mix and not a good taste at all. I'm definitely not returning back.

The food was excellent and the service was even better. The owner's son took our order and guided…read moreus through all the delicious options with genuine enthusiasm. Everything came out hot and smelling amazing. The mixed platter was tasty, but the falafel was lights out -- easily some of the best in the area. We'll definitely be heading back soon to try more dishes.

Still love Adam Kabob (used to be Jahan Kabob) with fantastic ervice and a few Afghani (or is it…read morePakistani?) inspire dishes. Very flavorful and less oily now. But salty. The Gyro meat (likely frozen) was a bit too salty for me but somehow my partner's Lamb Tikka over rice was perfect. Thank you, Adam Kabob for the delicious baklava and semolina/almond cake. Such gracious hosts!