A friend and I ended up here for dinner on a Friday night and enjoyed the food and service. They had a dinner buffet and it was quite amazing. There were lots of non-vegetarian and vegetarian options but I only had room for so much and ended up overeating anyway. Some items that I tried and recommend - Mutton Karahi, Chicken Curry, Tandoori chicken, Butter Chicken, Chicken Tikka Masala, Naan and their dessert. A whole other side of the buffet was untouched but included Channa Masala, Palak Paneer, Okra etc. We ordered 2 Naan and they served it hot within minutes. We also parked in the lot and they told us it was fine. If you are looking for authentic Pakistani food and not necessarily ambience, then you can't go wrong with this place. Enjoy.

Lunch Buffet Review only - The restaurant IS open for lunch buffet (and they serve regular dishes for dinner). It was totally worth it! I was so tired of seeing the same fried food EVERYWHERE and Chinese food on the boardwalk (I already had delicious Chinese food twice). I missed home cooking, and this lunch buffet met that craving. My hubby ate plenty of boneless proteins, and I had my choice of variety of slow cooked dishes to enjoy. The space was not so inviting as there are no big windows to see inside or inside out. Seemed like it used to be a bar of some kind. The staff were GREAT at letting us know what dishes were not lactose intolerant friendly, and I appreciated that. Need a break from the regular dishes found on the boardwalk...just hop on over to Kebab House.

Family Owned - Highly Recommend The food at this place is very very authentic. The area where the store is located is kindly of sketchy and also in inside of the store - you will think no works here. But just call for someone. All the food that we ordered was very very tasty. We ordered: Chicken Chapli Kabab: too too good. Especially the ingredients - we were able to relish everything it was made of. Chicken sheekh kabab: honestly, we didn't like then too much as first of all they were little cold and it tasted like they were not fresh. Lamb Chops: OMG, lamb chops were super. I had the best lamb chops in my life. Highly recommend trying them if you are here. Goat Korma: And the last thing we ordered was Goat Korma with Garlic Naan. Awesome awesome awesome. Definitely, this food made my trip worth to Atlantic City. I highly recommend this place to everyone who is a food lover.

First of all this place is HALAL(verbally confirmed by owner) ! For those of you looking for a halal spot in Atlantic City here you go. To be honest the food is authentic Paki. It's an indoor restaurant and the place is huge and the hospitality is great. The inside looks outdated and old, so definitely don't go here if you wanna go for a date lol. The food takes a long time to cook, but that's a good sign because it comes out fresh. We ordered the chili chicken(3/5), Channa chaat(1/5), aloo parata(5/5). and sheesh kabob(2/5). I am giving this place a 5 star review because their paratha just won! Amazing, makes any curry taste a lot better. I would skip on the channa chat though and definitely get the paratha.

This place looked like it's fairly new and is located in the prime area of Atlantic City. It was walkable from our hotel and a block down the way from Caesar's. You also have an access point from the broad walk. The food is delicious and more North Indian. We ordered the Kabab Platter - all of them were perfectly done and served four. We ordered butter chicken and lamb curry along with Naan and some fried rice (the chef accommodated our requests to cook along with eggs). Overall, the food was worth going back. He staff was very friendly and took good care of us from our entry, getting seated, making sure we enjoyed our food and got rid of the mango lassi we didn't like. So overall, a good catch for an Indian stop on the Broadwalk.