This was very good. I was there at a slow time of day. 2pm on a weekday. Nan was the best I ever had. Butter chicken was very good also.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken
Karuna Jung Rana
One of the best restaurant in town!!!Great food and great service!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Puri
Saurav Shrestha
Visited Mirchi Joint recently and tried their Mix Chat and Chicken Biryani. The Mix Chat was delightful, bursting with flavors, but unfortunately, the Chicken Biryani fell short of expectations. It was a bit dry with a lack of spice kick, and the meat was also dry. However, the ambiance was pleasant, providing a good vibe, and the service was satisfactory.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
T biz
Sadly this wasn't our place. They are trying really hard to make it great. My critique on the buffet food is the dishes taste alike and are all very spicy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Kimberly Guthrie
Never been here before and the food was AMAZING!!! Got the Shawari Chicken, Naan bread, rice and Doodh Patti Chai (and was given some great tips on how to drink the tea). Loved it and look forward to coming back many times again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joshua Cannon
Best Pakistani food in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
umadevi Magesh
Our family felt the food was a little salty.. But if the salt had been a tad less we wouldve loved it so much better.
Food: 4
Olivia Zeinelabdin
Absolutely delicious everything we tried on Sunday was fresh and flavourful!! Definitely going back again .
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Chicken Boti, Cheese Naan, Puri, Butter Naan and Garlic Naan, Chicken Handi Dam Queema Beef Sheekh Kabab, Beef Seekh Kabob, Cheese Sticks, Samosa, Curries Served with Rice, Paratha, Beef Haleem, Chapli Kabab, Chicken Handi, Baklava, Dum Qeema, Paneer Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken, Chicken Tikka
Stacy A.
I finally got to try this restaurant after a Pakistani Dr I work with recommended this place for me to try. When I came in it was pretty empty. The buffet was about $20. Honestly, I thought the food was ok. Nothing special. Would I come again? Probably not but it was nice to try out once. The puri was way to oily. The naan was not that flavorful. The waitress never checked on us the entire meal. Never refilled our drinks, nothing. I think if this restaurant wants to do well they need to do better in the way of service. The waitresses just sat behind a brick wall hiding from everyone and talking amongst themselves the whole time. I would have loved to give them 3 star but it's hard to overlook some of the major downfalls of this restaurant.
Kenneth B.
Went to the Buffet on Saturday the 24th. And, Like a previous reviewer pointed out, the Naan was burnt. Saying Sorry means you understand there is a problem and YOU ARE GOING TO CORRECT THE ISSUE. IT IS THIS WAY IN AMERICA. I was the fool that paid $25.00 for burnt bread, chicken and rice. Wow, a buffet that eats like a light snack, did I mention the burnt bread, water. Yes, WATER. The bill would have been less had the young lady NOT STOOD OVER ME WITH THE CARD MACHINE. Talk about being shook down. I did advertise for the location however. As I went thru the drive thru at Braums next door, I asked the young lady at the drive thru window how often she was asked about Mirchi next door. She replied, Often. I of course told her my experience and we parted with her thanking me that I saved her $25.00 for chicken and rice. Oh yeah, Burnt Bread and Water. I WILL NOT BE BACK.
This is the 4th time I’ve ordered from here. The naan has been burnt every time.Why?I want to come back but burnt naan is gross.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 3
Bossjaffrey ..
Do you like burnt Naan? If so, eat here. Haleem is decent. Prices are 2x other places in town. They told us $200 over the phone then doubled it to $400 when we got there. I love supporting local businesses but it doesn't feel good to get ripped off.
Rodney D.
So much flavor, so many aromas. I've only dined in and would encourage you to do the same. This isn't set up like an American chain restaurant, ready to refill your corn-syrup laden drinks. Come into this dining experience thinking you are going to dinner at a friend's house that is from another culture and offers homemade, exotic food that you can't get on every corner. I have had both the weekday buffet (around $14) and the weekend buffet (around $20). The weekend buffet had twice as many options, but honestly, I preferred the weekday buffet. I wanted to try everything on the weekend buffet, so I had just a little dab of everything and it was tough to really take it all in and appreciate. The weekday buffet has 4 or 5 main dishes with sides to accompany that were all on point. The table service of naan bread was perfect. Use your fingers and naan as much as possible. I went from this type of food...meh, take it or leave it every couple years, to a repeat customer. Sorry in advance if TMI, but this was my first experience with this type of food with so many flavors my body isn't used to and not needing to race home after for some, ummm... private time. Great addition to Edmond's already stacked family owned restaurants!
james porter
Indian and Pakistani food. It is very tasty with varying levels of heat. It is interesting to see they take care of their patrons' religious/cultural beliefs. Buffet during the day with menu service in the evening.Service seemed a bit slow, but it was busy.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Butter Naan and Garlic Naan, Curries Served with Rice, Chicken Handi
Kimberly B.
The online doesn't specify what comes in a meal. And there is no option to add naan bread. So I pay way to much for mushy food that doesn't have a vessel to eat it with. It should state in the meals you don't get bread. I'll be going back to Himalayan. Better food and service
This was very good. I was there at a slow time of day. 2pm on a weekday. Nan was the best I ever had. Butter chicken was very good also.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken
One of the best restaurant in town!!!Great food and great service!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Puri
Visited Mirchi Joint recently and tried their Mix Chat and Chicken Biryani. The Mix Chat was delightful, bursting with flavors, but unfortunately, the Chicken Biryani fell short of expectations. It was a bit dry with a lack of spice kick, and the meat was also dry. However, the ambiance was pleasant, providing a good vibe, and the service was satisfactory.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Sadly this wasn't our place. They are trying really hard to make it great. My critique on the buffet food is the dishes taste alike and are all very spicy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Never been here before and the food was AMAZING!!! Got the Shawari Chicken, Naan bread, rice and Doodh Patti Chai (and was given some great tips on how to drink the tea). Loved it and look forward to coming back many times again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Pakistani food in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Our family felt the food was a little salty.. But if the salt had been a tad less we wouldve loved it so much better.
Food: 4
Absolutely delicious everything we tried on Sunday was fresh and flavourful!! Definitely going back again .
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Chicken Boti, Cheese Naan, Puri, Butter Naan and Garlic Naan, Chicken Handi Dam Queema Beef Sheekh Kabab, Beef Seekh Kabob, Cheese Sticks, Samosa, Curries Served with Rice, Paratha, Beef Haleem, Chapli Kabab, Chicken Handi, Baklava, Dum Qeema, Paneer Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken, Chicken Tikka
I finally got to try this restaurant after a Pakistani Dr I work with recommended this place for me to try. When I came in it was pretty empty. The buffet was about $20. Honestly, I thought the food was ok. Nothing special. Would I come again? Probably not but it was nice to try out once. The puri was way to oily. The naan was not that flavorful. The waitress never checked on us the entire meal. Never refilled our drinks, nothing. I think if this restaurant wants to do well they need to do better in the way of service. The waitresses just sat behind a brick wall hiding from everyone and talking amongst themselves the whole time. I would have loved to give them 3 star but it's hard to overlook some of the major downfalls of this restaurant.
Went to the Buffet on Saturday the 24th. And, Like a previous reviewer pointed out, the Naan was burnt. Saying Sorry means you understand there is a problem and YOU ARE GOING TO CORRECT THE ISSUE. IT IS THIS WAY IN AMERICA. I was the fool that paid $25.00 for burnt bread, chicken and rice. Wow, a buffet that eats like a light snack, did I mention the burnt bread, water. Yes, WATER. The bill would have been less had the young lady NOT STOOD OVER ME WITH THE CARD MACHINE. Talk about being shook down. I did advertise for the location however. As I went thru the drive thru at Braums next door, I asked the young lady at the drive thru window how often she was asked about Mirchi next door. She replied, Often. I of course told her my experience and we parted with her thanking me that I saved her $25.00 for chicken and rice. Oh yeah, Burnt Bread and Water. I WILL NOT BE BACK.
Restaurantji Recommends
This is the 4th time I’ve ordered from here. The naan has been burnt every time.Why?I want to come back but burnt naan is gross.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 3
Do you like burnt Naan? If so, eat here. Haleem is decent. Prices are 2x other places in town. They told us $200 over the phone then doubled it to $400 when we got there. I love supporting local businesses but it doesn't feel good to get ripped off.
So much flavor, so many aromas. I've only dined in and would encourage you to do the same. This isn't set up like an American chain restaurant, ready to refill your corn-syrup laden drinks. Come into this dining experience thinking you are going to dinner at a friend's house that is from another culture and offers homemade, exotic food that you can't get on every corner. I have had both the weekday buffet (around $14) and the weekend buffet (around $20). The weekend buffet had twice as many options, but honestly, I preferred the weekday buffet. I wanted to try everything on the weekend buffet, so I had just a little dab of everything and it was tough to really take it all in and appreciate. The weekday buffet has 4 or 5 main dishes with sides to accompany that were all on point. The table service of naan bread was perfect. Use your fingers and naan as much as possible. I went from this type of food...meh, take it or leave it every couple years, to a repeat customer. Sorry in advance if TMI, but this was my first experience with this type of food with so many flavors my body isn't used to and not needing to race home after for some, ummm... private time. Great addition to Edmond's already stacked family owned restaurants!
Indian and Pakistani food. It is very tasty with varying levels of heat. It is interesting to see they take care of their patrons' religious/cultural beliefs. Buffet during the day with menu service in the evening.Service seemed a bit slow, but it was busy.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Butter Naan and Garlic Naan, Curries Served with Rice, Chicken Handi
The online doesn't specify what comes in a meal. And there is no option to add naan bread. So I pay way to much for mushy food that doesn't have a vessel to eat it with. It should state in the meals you don't get bread. I'll be going back to Himalayan. Better food and service