Al-Noor

Every time I open up Yelp, it opens to this restaurant page. Not sure why... I've never been here, noor do I know what it is.Either I've been hacked, or this place is just that good that I'm being forced into giving it a good review.Regardless, please go away now. :)

This has to be the best food I've had outside of my culture (Mexican) and I absolutely love eating here. The customer service is amazing -- if you come you need to try the chicken tikka masala with rice and naan. This order is large enough for 34 servings, in my humble opinion. The space is large, and while it isn't the most asthenic, the company and meal on its own is worth coming back multiple times. Highly recommend!

Stopped by for a lunch break and the food was delicious! I got the Half Rice, Garlic Naan, Chicken Tikka Masala and Mango Lassi. The Tikka Masala had the right amount of spice. Garlic Naan is great to dip in the Tikka Masala. The rice was decent, I've had better rice elsewhere. The service was great and the ambiance had the family restaurant vibe, pretty chill. The tab went over $30+ which is pretty pricey but at the same time everything is going up. Overall: I would recommend this spot for Halal food and would come back whenever I'm in the area.

I am blown up by the raving reviews for this place. I've been here twice and my friend has ordered to-go few times and our experience is that this place is highly over rated. During the latest visit, everything was stale and didn't taste good. I dont have much to say about this place other than we won't be back.

I had been eagerly anticipating trying this place due to all the rave reviews, but unfortunately, it turned out to be a disappointment. I've only been here before to get their Naan bread. This time, I got garlic Naan, and it barely had any garlic flavor in them. The butter chicken, which only comes with white meat, was dry and tough. The butter sauce was overly rich, making me feel nauseous and upsetting my stomach. At $17, the portion was small and overpriced, especially if it didn't come with rice. That's another $6 to get rice! In comparison, Trader Joe's frozen butter chicken costs $5, offers more chicken, and tastes significantly better.We also ordered the Tandoori mix plate, which included chicken, sekh, and boti kebabs. It was a complete letdown as the meat and sesk kabobs were so hard that they seemed like reheated leftovers that had been overcooked in the microwave. The boti kabob, which is beef, was soggy. That entire plate just seems so off.The Mango Lassi was too creamy and didn't satisfy my taste buds as others I've tried have.I hope this was just an off day because the food didn't live up to the reviews I read, though those reviews were a few years old. Regardless, I don't plan on returning since the prices don't justify the quality, quantity, and taste of the food.

This is my go-to place for Indian food! Our order tonight was: chicken tiki masala, plain rice, garlic nan, and samosas! Everything tasted delicious! I will say the price is pretty expensive to the portion size. We ordered mild chicken tiki masala, and I think next time we'll try medium spice. Food is family style! There is seating inside, but we usually order to-go. Would definitely recommend!

My husband and I have been wanting to try this place for some times because of the reviews so we did just that this past weekend. First the parking. The resturant is located in a small strip mall. The parking was completely filled and cars were coming in and going out. We finally got parking and went into a smoky filled restaurant. There were plenty of seating but filled with smoke from the cooking.My husband ordered a chicken kabob which was so dry it was hard for him to eat without ordering two drinks. I ordered a chicken curry dish was good. We ordered a side of rice and two orders of dried garlic naan. They don't offer water just bottled water you have to our purchase. Overall I'm glad we tried it but it was a one and done for me.

Over rated place. The parking is an issue, and the spices are just not there in the tikka masala. It was very heavy on the cream and just not enough flavor. The samosas were very oily, but the garlic naan was great.They dont offer water, you have to buy water bottles.

I did to go and I decided to go with the most popular dishes says yelp and google. Seekh kabab and the Tala gosht. ( my dad got it medium) The prices are great and seasonings great and the people were sweet. ( that's his review) I agree they were sweet when I asked about what I was allergic too. The seekh Kabob was nice and flavorful some still leftover. Definitely would go back and try something else. Support your small businesses!! Also they are halal.

This is my go to Indian food restaurant! I discovered this with my friend who saw it and we gave it a try after that the rest was history. I go to Al-Noor all the time whenever I'm craving Indian food and they get it right each time. My go to order is tikka masala mild (medium is pretty spicy), garlic naan, basmati rice, and vegetable samosas. I switched it up this time and tried the iced mint tea, very refreshing! Everything comes out so fast and piping hot. The tikka masala sauce is so amazing, my boyfriend and I clear that plate because we dip it with the garlic naan. The garlic naan comes with 4 pieces which I think is perfect amount. Samosas comes with a red sweet sauce, I'm not sure the name but that is the perfect pair with the samosas. I also ask for their side of cucumber and sliced onions that come with the green sauce (pictured with the samosas). The place is very simple, there's about 15 tables inside. We came when it was busy but like I mentioned food came out fast! Also, they charge for water, they use plastic water bottles. I am always satisfied with the food and service each time, they do not disappoint!