Is this the best restaurant in Dallas? I think so. We went twice during a three day visit. Great prices. Fresh food. Definitely order more than you expect to eat. You'll end up wanting more and it takes some time to prepare. The salad and sauces are also top notch. Very nice servers too. Highly recommend.

If you are a fan of delicious BBQ and mouth watering parathas, this restaurant is a must visit! Highly recommend it for anyone who loves great food!

Wonderful dining experience with great food and ambiance . Loved their menu . For food reviews follow @as.clicks on instagram

Pakistani brunch in Dallas. Fantastic flavored beef Nihari and fried flatbread were the star here. Sadly, there is only one piece of beef in the entire pot of of the Nihari stew. We even at the chick pea and potatoes (aloo) for brunch and it was a savory treat.

Came here late night for dinner. The place is open till 11 and kitchen closes at 1020. Luckily we made it at 945 with time to spare. The hostess greeted us and showed us to our table. There were a lot of people there for a sunday night at 945 pm. Very festive. The restaurant was clean and well lit. The staff was very friendly. They have an interesting paging system for the waiter/waitresses which we didnt have to use because they were very attentive. The menu isnt the most diverse but this place is specializing in one thing : bbq with some gravy/lentil side dishes. Riti was our waitress and she was super nice and even let us know the kitchen will be closing soon so we kept that in mind. The service was excellent and definitely a step above what you typically see at casual indian restaurant. Food was great. We got the daal, the nihari , the beef seekh kabob , chicken seekh kabob and the regular naan. The nihari was definitely the best nihari we had in dallas. Better than texas king, usmania and mai colachi. They even garnished it. No too much oil, generous amount of meat and very flavorful. The daal was excellent and it was garnished as daal should be. The beef seekh was good but i thought the chicken seekh was better. Just the right amount of spices ground in with the meat and cooked perfectly. This honestly should be 4.5/5 but yelp does not allow .5 stars. The only reason we held back giving it a 5/5 was because Agas and even Khan BBQ in Houston had better food and thats currently Our standard in terms of food and service. Dont get me wrong though this place was better service than Khan BBQ in Houston. We will definitely be back. This is definitely one of our favorite desi spots in Dallas and definitely our go-to for semi casual Pakistani food. FYI for those wondering. The BK doesnt stand for Bundoo Khan and also this restaurant is not related to the Khans BBQ from Houston.

Food 100/10, aloo cholay with puri paratha is to DIE for. The lamb/beef thingy was really soft and good. Chicken karahi was not bad too. Service is really good, they don't hover around you but serve you whenever you need service. The ambiance is good aswell, quiet and good. Gulab jamun was too sweet for my taste, but if someone likes that sweet tings then ofc it's a must try aswell.