Khyber Market and Restaurant

Everything was pretty average. Note: Rice was not included with anything we ordered, so plan on ordering it separately or making it at home if you want it. Also note: An order of Naan is one piece, so order this accordingly too.As for the rest of the food: Everything we ordered was just okay, except for one stand out. In the attached picture -- (left) 2 orders of garlic naan; (top) Chicken Kadai; (bottom) Chicken Tikka Masala; (right) Aloo Keema. You can see from the pictures that the three main dishes were quite greasy. And be careful -- the menu doesn't tell you which dishes have bones in them. (Far bottom right) Beef Roll -- This was actually the stand out of the meal. Basically like a rolled up gyro. It may not look great in this picture, but I'd consider going back for this for lunch some time.

Excellent and tasty authentic Indian food. Definitely one of my favorites, you won't be disappointed.

The Tandoori chicken and accompanying sauces were amazing! I'll be back! You should check it out. Some of the best Indian food i've had in CMH.

Yelp claims that the location is temporarily closed, but I was just there yesterday, and it is open.This was my first visit in a couple years and since then they've remodeled the interior. I don't know how recently that was done. It may have been why they were temporarily closed. The name now is Deccan Darbar/Khyber Restaurant.I tried both a fish and beef samosa. They were both fine would and would have been better piping hot rather than warm. The goat qurma was rich and tasty, but quite oily.

I do love this place!! It is in a sketchy area and not a great spot but what a gem!! Their chicken masala, butter chicken, and Chana masala ( chick peas), sooo good!! Please try at least once. I really think you'll enjoy. Support them!!!

Greasy and you need to order your rice separately. Meals did not come with rice and the man who didn't even welcome or greet me at pick up wouldn't get my food until I specifically showed him the confirmation email with my name on it instead of the specific order on my Yelp app on my phone. Then I get home only to discover neither meal I ordered came with rice. I've never ordered from an Indo-Pak restaurant that didn't include rice with a meal, but be forewarned, you will get a lot of grease but you will get no rice. Hard pass next time. Not really that great a value for the money considering what you get.So after I prepare my own basmati rice, first grab the chicken korma which smells like hot peppers. I'm never eaten chicken korma with whole peppercorns and chili peppers before so I'm even wondering if I got the wrong order. It tastes like black pepper and dry partially deboned chicken. Found some small bone fragments in there too. I ended up taking two bites and threw it away. I wasn't even going to to bother rinsing off the chicken and hunting for stray bone to feed to my dogs. I cannot figure out given the amount of orange colored oil I poured off the top of this why the heck the chicken is so dry.The Chicken Tikka Masala was sadly not much better and I only say that because there was less grease floating on top than the "Korma". If you asked me to blind taste test this and tell you what dish it was, I could not tell you it was chicken Tikka Masala or even some sort of curry. It tasted like some sort of peppery thick sauce mix with some instant mix element added. It was not even slightly creamy so their version seems to have no yogurt, cream, or coconut in it at all. It was like a chicken chunks with a thick paste that was more pepper and spice than tomato, garlic, ginger.If I hadn't eaten at restaurants here and abroad selling these same dishes perhaps I might consider this restaurant's interpretation of these dishes might be a regional thing. But this is one of perhaps 2 of those restaurants where I thought the food unrecognizable.Even worse, the food quality is not even tasty for its own sake.

It must have sold to new owners since my last visit a couple of years ago. It was EXTREMELY greasy....see posted pictures. I could not eat it. The lamb dish had big chunks of fat. I don't know how they added so much grease to the chicken koorma.

I eat here all the time. Being a neighbor to the store I don't mind the neighborhood even though it comes across as "ghetto". I get the New York style spicy chicken gyro with lemon. Me being a regular and picky costumer, I get it made kinda different then what they usually serve. Wish they would think of remodeling or something but they're all men and just worry about the business. The head chef, Adil, is a great guy and perfects all the recipes. Prices are great and you get what you pay for. Great job Khyber! Keep up the good work!So pros- great tasting food and great serviceAnd cons- location, interior

Very tasty nihari and naan is to die for, served fresh, soft and hot. We also tried Chicken kababs and Beef Kababs with rice and they were amazing! I would highly recommend. It's not a fancy ambiance but good food.

Zero stars. I ordered chicken kadai carry out. They only served me 1.5 chicken wings and a few other scraps of mostly just bones. As you can see, the oil is separated from the sauce. It was not fresh, and my stomach is hurting. I called for a refund or credit. The manager called me a liar when I explained the issue so I would like to prove to any potential customers that this is a dishonest business with terrible customer service.