Tandoori Restaurant

A hidden gem (very hidden!). I was weary of this place because of the other two reviews. And when I walked in I was a bit more weary. It consists of a few ugly tables inside of a little grocery store. The menu was a bit sparse compared to other Indian restaurants. The guy there was friendly, but not overly helpful or waiter-like. But the food; the food was home-made traditional Pakistani food; not pretty, with bones in the meat. But it was fabulous. I felt like I was eating what my mom would make for me if she was Pakistani. Seriously, the best chicken curry I've eaten since my visit to Cambodia 15 years ago. You can tell so many different spices went into it, because suddenly you'll taste a hint of one thing, and then a hint of something else. I even think I tasted a hint of licorice, or maybe anisette, or something. And the onion nan was amazing. Much thicker than ones you'd get in a regular Indian restaurant, doughier, and so delicious. So if you're looking for nice scenery, or a romantic dinner with someone special, this probably isn't the place for you. But if you want a taste of some traditional Pakistani food made with love, you won't be disappointed.

A very delicious and best food ever! The new owner of this restaurant is very honest and he has best price and best food in this area. Great Chicken Karahi and delicious goat Qorma. For vegetarians , he has lot of good options too. We ordered food at family function with more than 300 guests and few guests said that this is the best food ever!