Lahori Kabab

Best Chai and samosas of my life! The owner is so sweet! Chutney was unreal and definitely the best hole in the wall gem. Highly recommend!

First time here, called ahead and food was ready 15 mins later when I arrived. Was good, will be back for sure

The inside of this place is nothing to look at but the food is absolutely stellar. Pakistani food focused on grilled meats and kebabs. From tandoori to charcoal. And the different types of flavors they get into the assortment of meats is unreal. Tried the chicken tikka masala which was excellent. Bit sweeter and creamier than most. Lahori combo plate with chicken and beef seekh kebabs, the kerara, boti, malai and various naan bread. Every bite delicious. Ordering by phone a bit challenging with some language gaps and loud background noise

Good food but food is expensive. We spent $60 each time we went Great people. Love it

This place is legit. They are functioning as a takeout only establishment at the moment so don't get any ideas about dining in. We were going to go as a large group and fortunately we called ahead and found out about their current status. And thus a smaller group was tasked with infiltrating and procuring the food for the party at large and so we went and ordered at the restauarant (take out) and it was a 45 minute wait. That's fair enough.We got the BBQ combo platter which has a good representation of their offerings, nihari, chicken biryani and tikka masala for the kids. The food came with plenty of naan and we added some garlic naan which I have to say is one of the best renditions of garlic naan in my memory.The Food was all spot on. There probably wasn't anything that was a weak spot. If there was a complaint it was that we wished they had given more of the Nihari gravy with the dish. The meat was plenty, just the gravy bit. Prices are very reasonable given the times as well. We will definitely be back.

This is really a place you can judge by its cover, where it's dimly lit interior, run down appearance and relatively long wait times provide all the clues you need to foresee the disappointingly average to mediocre quality. This appears to be a family run business, with the son working as the waiter. He's a little quiet, and could clearly use some help during the minimal dinner rush, but otherwise was quite cooperative. The floors and tables were notably sticky which always irks me. As mentioned, the food quality here is nothing to write home about, especially considering the unspoken 40 minutes it takes to arrive. It's not unusual for BBQ items when they're made fresh, but it's only courtesy to let customers know at the time of ordering. On that same thought, of the items we ordered from Chicken Biryani to Beef Kabobs, the only items that tasted fresh and warm was the Naan. Other items tasted reheated or a little undercooked, while the "classic" Masala had coagulated unevenly throughout the different items. There wasn't much unique or memorable flavor to go around throughout the 6-7 different items we ordered. The closest thing I could compare it to is a cold lunch consisting of take away from the night before.Whether it be for some off cosmic reason or not, I hadn't tried this little place for many years despite it being an establishment in the community. Now, I can somewhat understand why. Still, I'd say give it a try if you're out there and let them know to bring it steaming.

I have been going here for a few years now and I have only ordered one thing on the menu and that is chicken karara and that is the best tandoori chicken I have had in Dallas and highly recommend it if you're looking for authentic grilled tandoori chicken.

A solid value and good food! This is one of those shopping center restaurants that is easy to overlook. I've lived in the area for a while and only just now visited Lahori Kabab, and I wish that I ate here earlier. I've noticed that it seems to be a popular place, a consistent stream of customers coming and going. And now I know why, good prices and good food. I recommend calling in the order beforehand, ours took about 30 mins. On this first visit we ordered samosas, chicken karara, and chicken tikka masala. The samosas were alright, wouldn't say the flavors were anything standout but it was fried well. The sauce it came with was pretty watery / thin, though, probably one of the only criticisms of the entire meal. The chicken karara was great, so much chicken! I opened the box and was surprised at the large portion. This is probably what made the wait longer but it was worth it. It had a nice smoky flavor from the tandoor and was seasoned well. This was recommended by one of their regulars that was picking up a tray of this when I went to order. I would get it again for sure. The chicken tikka masala was fairly standard, which is a good thing in my book. A nice creamy sauce and tender chicken. Paired great with the rice and also with the chicken karara since that is dry. Ordered an extra naan just to soak up all the extra sauce. This is a good restaurant that deserves a look, but definitely call in your order if you don't want to wait. As of early June 2021 they are take out only.

I get food from here every Saturday after soccer for post game team lunch and beerYesterday I got food for home for the first time, an early thanksgiving dinner of sorts since the wife is working today thanksgiving dayGot a boti wrap sandwich, 1 fish fry, 2 orders of beef kebab, chicken biryani and paneer butter masalaAll tasted awesome. Here's a pic of the leftovers that I will enjoy today and tomorrow, should have ordered extra naans. Best biryani in Dallas and best beef seekh kebab in America!

This place is the best! Authentic, tasty food, with a great location. Nice family owned business with reliable service. Highly recommend.