I had a disappointing dining experience at this restaurant. We ordered Lamb Kabob and Beef Kabob, both of which were chewy and overcooked! The service was lacking as well; the waitress not only forgot to provide cutlery but also kept us waiting for 40 minutes before serving what turned out to be the worst food I've ever had. We spent nearly $40 and unfortunately, found our meal inedible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Theresa Dhondup
I enjoy having the dough and milk sweets when I am there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ginb Om
We ordered the traditional family plate and the traditional beef patty. The food tastes amazing and the portion size was soooo big!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jared Klepal
Noosh has a lot of unique food and is worth checking out! ? I had a pleasant experience there today. I was recommended by a friend, and intrigued by their unique Afghan cuisine. The host was super friendly and answered all my newbie questions. I got the Qabli Plow because I wanted to try something on the traditional side—just for the experience. And I enjoyed it! My palette would probably prefer their chicken shawarma or new lamb shawarma, as I tend to like very prominent flavors and spices. However, the Qabli Plow was indeed flavorful and honestly a nice change to the kind of food I usually eat. Definitely interested in returning to try some of their other menu!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Martin Diller
Absolutely loved it! Delicious food and great staff! We will definitely be going back soon!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sarah Jackson
I went with a couple coworkers to Noosh Afghan Cuisine for lunch today and it was fantastic! We split the traditional family platter (as pictured) and everything was delicious. The customer service is outstanding. I highly recommend checking them out if you haven’t already!Dietary restrictions: My friend is allergic to mushrooms and told there aren’t any in the traditional family platter.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Peeradeep Velayutham
Ordered a pumpkin bolani today for dinein. . I was sitting andwaiting for the dish for 45mins and there was no response. I wasn't mad and could understand he might have forgotten, human tendency. It was time for me and so I asked them to pack it for me. It was when I opened the packing and started eating really pissed me off . The food is cold and naan is dry as hell . . Worst place . . Recommend not to go
Food: 1
Service: 1
Rachel Wahl
Today was my third time visiting Noosh and all three times have been delicious! Service is friendly and the food never disappoints. Pictured are the lamb shami and mantu. Mantu are dumplings but are like nothing I've ever tasted, so unique. I also really like the chicken karhi which is not pictured but also a great option.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lamb Kabob
Xavier Garcia
The food is always delicious. Our favorite is definitely the eggplant burani.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef, Burani
Michelle-Randy Carlson
Tried for the first time tonight. Wonderful food, small menu but definitely fills you up. Had the dumplings and they were delicious! My friend loved her spicy beef patty that came with two spicy and vibrant sauces.Not recommended if you're a vegetarian but for all the meat eaters out there, this is the place!
A word: was tremendously confused by the previous business' reviews of what appeared to be a Viet or Thai concept. Google needs to improve the process of starting new business pages.The food?Every bite was packed with flavor.Ordered the family meal, which included most of what is offered (some decisions made regarding choices between ingredients, but otherwise a very good selection of the menu).Me? A food adventurist. Boldly selecting gods-know-what based on intuition and experience. Her? An eggplant hating food introvert with a streak of "I'll try anything."First dish she tried? The eggplant. For this alone, I would come back--Noosh climbed my partner's food Everest; the Sistine Chapel of eggplant dishes that tore down the Berlin wall that existed between pre-eggplant nirvana and post Noosh eggplant experience. The flavor-huns stormed over her pre-disposed Great Wall of "ick" and overcame the "I don't like eggplant" sentiment, immediately setting the tone for the rest of the meal.My partner and I decided that every dish was a winner regardless of our personal taste. So what if we don't like dried fruit; the Qabli was excellent (the beef was a touch dry, but easily overlooked when a part of the whole). Not a huge fan of gigantic meatballs, but they were seasoned well and undeniably flavorful when cut and dipped into the accompanying sauce.Mantu, the dumplings, were like a riot of textures and flavors, all wrapped up in a delicate dumpling skin ready to burst forth like words from a pissed-off yelp reviewer's keyboard.The chicken was so earthy and well-spiced (not SPICY), a pleasant surprise and counter to its appearance similar to a tomato based curry.Flatbread? Amazing. Went with the potato stuffed boullani and a scientific anamoly occurred: Absolute(ly) Zero regrets. The superconductor of food choices.Everything was absolutely brimming with flavor. The condiments were PACKED with acid and herbs, almost a subtle fizz of fermentation sneaking in there (if not on purpose, a Bob Ross happy little accident).First visit here; thoroughly impressed by the food. Service was good, and the ambience is brightly lit with (somewhat weirdly--but who cares--frescos of Italian scenery littering the wallscape). The bathrooms? Clean, but more importantly heated to satisfy those partners of ours who are always adjusting the passenger climate in our vehicles to "surface of the sun" temperatures.Very happy, will be trying several times to determine if consistency is found. 5 out of 5!Parking: Lots of parking in this strip mall style development.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Burani
Lamar Byrd
My favorite spot in Lansing for Chicken Shawarma. The Noosh beef Burger is great as well. I'm here 3-4x a week. Great service and hospitality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
vik mazumder
We were craving for afghan cuisine and found this place , the food was great.We ordered chicken kabob rice platter, side of rice , bolani (potato) and firni.There is ample parking place.Would definitely recommend if you like afghan cuisine!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Tayyeb Khan Niazi
Afghan cuisine with multiple options beef kebab and lamp was nice . Friendly staff and the owner is a good guy .
Tried Noosh for the first time last week. Counter order, but they bring it out to you. The food was absolutely amazing. My friend and I tried Mantu and lamb kabob with a side of bread. Everything was excellent as far as food quality. I thought it was a little on the pricey side, enough so that it won't become a regular lunch spot. Our meal was 40 dollars, and we only drank water. Nice for a treat.Vegetarian options: Many vegetarian options.
I had a disappointing dining experience at this restaurant. We ordered Lamb Kabob and Beef Kabob, both of which were chewy and overcooked! The service was lacking as well; the waitress not only forgot to provide cutlery but also kept us waiting for 40 minutes before serving what turned out to be the worst food I've ever had. We spent nearly $40 and unfortunately, found our meal inedible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I enjoy having the dough and milk sweets when I am there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We ordered the traditional family plate and the traditional beef patty. The food tastes amazing and the portion size was soooo big!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Noosh has a lot of unique food and is worth checking out! ? I had a pleasant experience there today. I was recommended by a friend, and intrigued by their unique Afghan cuisine. The host was super friendly and answered all my newbie questions. I got the Qabli Plow because I wanted to try something on the traditional side—just for the experience. And I enjoyed it! My palette would probably prefer their chicken shawarma or new lamb shawarma, as I tend to like very prominent flavors and spices. However, the Qabli Plow was indeed flavorful and honestly a nice change to the kind of food I usually eat. Definitely interested in returning to try some of their other menu!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Absolutely loved it! Delicious food and great staff! We will definitely be going back soon!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I went with a couple coworkers to Noosh Afghan Cuisine for lunch today and it was fantastic! We split the traditional family platter (as pictured) and everything was delicious. The customer service is outstanding. I highly recommend checking them out if you haven’t already!Dietary restrictions: My friend is allergic to mushrooms and told there aren’t any in the traditional family platter.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered a pumpkin bolani today for dinein. . I was sitting andwaiting for the dish for 45mins and there was no response. I wasn't mad and could understand he might have forgotten, human tendency. It was time for me and so I asked them to pack it for me. It was when I opened the packing and started eating really pissed me off . The food is cold and naan is dry as hell . . Worst place . . Recommend not to go
Food: 1
Service: 1
Today was my third time visiting Noosh and all three times have been delicious! Service is friendly and the food never disappoints. Pictured are the lamb shami and mantu. Mantu are dumplings but are like nothing I've ever tasted, so unique. I also really like the chicken karhi which is not pictured but also a great option.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lamb Kabob
The food is always delicious. Our favorite is definitely the eggplant burani.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef, Burani
Tried for the first time tonight. Wonderful food, small menu but definitely fills you up. Had the dumplings and they were delicious! My friend loved her spicy beef patty that came with two spicy and vibrant sauces.Not recommended if you're a vegetarian but for all the meat eaters out there, this is the place!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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A word: was tremendously confused by the previous business' reviews of what appeared to be a Viet or Thai concept. Google needs to improve the process of starting new business pages.The food?Every bite was packed with flavor.Ordered the family meal, which included most of what is offered (some decisions made regarding choices between ingredients, but otherwise a very good selection of the menu).Me? A food adventurist. Boldly selecting gods-know-what based on intuition and experience. Her? An eggplant hating food introvert with a streak of "I'll try anything."First dish she tried? The eggplant. For this alone, I would come back--Noosh climbed my partner's food Everest; the Sistine Chapel of eggplant dishes that tore down the Berlin wall that existed between pre-eggplant nirvana and post Noosh eggplant experience. The flavor-huns stormed over her pre-disposed Great Wall of "ick" and overcame the "I don't like eggplant" sentiment, immediately setting the tone for the rest of the meal.My partner and I decided that every dish was a winner regardless of our personal taste. So what if we don't like dried fruit; the Qabli was excellent (the beef was a touch dry, but easily overlooked when a part of the whole). Not a huge fan of gigantic meatballs, but they were seasoned well and undeniably flavorful when cut and dipped into the accompanying sauce.Mantu, the dumplings, were like a riot of textures and flavors, all wrapped up in a delicate dumpling skin ready to burst forth like words from a pissed-off yelp reviewer's keyboard.The chicken was so earthy and well-spiced (not SPICY), a pleasant surprise and counter to its appearance similar to a tomato based curry.Flatbread? Amazing. Went with the potato stuffed boullani and a scientific anamoly occurred: Absolute(ly) Zero regrets. The superconductor of food choices.Everything was absolutely brimming with flavor. The condiments were PACKED with acid and herbs, almost a subtle fizz of fermentation sneaking in there (if not on purpose, a Bob Ross happy little accident).First visit here; thoroughly impressed by the food. Service was good, and the ambience is brightly lit with (somewhat weirdly--but who cares--frescos of Italian scenery littering the wallscape). The bathrooms? Clean, but more importantly heated to satisfy those partners of ours who are always adjusting the passenger climate in our vehicles to "surface of the sun" temperatures.Very happy, will be trying several times to determine if consistency is found. 5 out of 5!Parking: Lots of parking in this strip mall style development.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Burani
My favorite spot in Lansing for Chicken Shawarma. The Noosh beef Burger is great as well. I'm here 3-4x a week. Great service and hospitality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We were craving for afghan cuisine and found this place , the food was great.We ordered chicken kabob rice platter, side of rice , bolani (potato) and firni.There is ample parking place.Would definitely recommend if you like afghan cuisine!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Afghan cuisine with multiple options beef kebab and lamp was nice . Friendly staff and the owner is a good guy .
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Steak, Beef, Firni, Lamb Kabob
Tried Noosh for the first time last week. Counter order, but they bring it out to you. The food was absolutely amazing. My friend and I tried Mantu and lamb kabob with a side of bread. Everything was excellent as far as food quality. I thought it was a little on the pricey side, enough so that it won't become a regular lunch spot. Our meal was 40 dollars, and we only drank water. Nice for a treat.Vegetarian options: Many vegetarian options.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4