Biryani Kabab and More

You want friendly customer service with a real smile? Do you want real original food. Unmodified to western culture? Do yiu need to feel welcome? You just found it. Not the cleanest looking place but the service and quality and quantity will make up for it. I promise. No eating in. Only take out. The chairs and tables are for seniors only please.

I went in here after not going for about 5 years. Since that time this place has changed ownership and the interior has been very minimally upgraded.
The new owners have really turned this place around, the service and quality of food has changed 10 fold.
For those who aren’t familiar with this place, they are a Pakistani/​Tandoor restaurant. They offer Biryani as their speciality, but they offer other various dishes.
The food:
I ordered two Seekh Kebab Rolls, I didn’t order them both at the same time; since I ate in I had my first one and really enjoyed it and had one more! The quality as stated above has changed immensely, the food was very fresh and it didn’t taste like the Kebab was re-​heated which I really liked. I asked for it extra spicy so the cook/​owner loaded it up with onions which gave it a very nice kick. I ordered my second one with a different type of naan, this time I had the Onion Naan (If you couldn’t tell, I like onions lol). Since I ordered that type of naan it did take slightly longer to make so he had his son fry me up some Pakoras while I waited which was something I really appreciated! It’s not every day you get free food! The second one was just as good, but I’d stick with a regular naan as it got a little too «onion-​y».
Asides from that, I commented on how fresh the Kebab tasted and the owner told me he makes everything fresh, which contributes to the sometimes extended wait times.
The service:
Without trying to sound rude, most other Tandoori places lack good service, but with this place that just the case. The owners are very nice people, they are super courteous and genuinely appreciate your business when you go in. Even if your food does take longer than quoted the owner will be very apologetic, something I witnessed and don’t see too often at other places.
If you’re in the area definitely check them out!

This place is AMAZING. We had halwa puri and channe and eggs and it was HELLA OFF THE HOOK. My parents said it was the best halwa puri they had ever had. The location is a bit run down but don’t let that scare you. Highly recommend :)

this place is not halal becuase i heard one of the inman said he they are not muslim they dont use halal meat

Just like Stephanie mentioned the place is really run down, I used to do takeout from them a long time ago, but got sick couple of times, also my wife prohibited me from going there ever again, it is too dingy for her :)

Scary place, good food. Take out only! Not sure if they had the health stamp of approval but, I don’t care. Taste so good and I have never felt sick. The beef kabob roll is great and cheap. All around great prices. They also have take out. Lots of veggie dishes too.

3.5*
Chicken Biryani is one of my favourite take-​outs! It’s fast without being too fast-​foody, a meal-​in-​one, very tasty, and relatively cheap — or at least it should be. And having passed by this place on multiple occasions, I thought that I would give it a go, as it’s nearby!
(I was EXTREMELY hesitant in even trying this place out ’cause the outside looks sorta derelict. Windows are cracked and covered up with paper, so I questioned whether or not it was even open for business! However, 1 good sign is that it’s been on the Wolfdale/​Central Pkwy corner for a long time. And luckily, the inside is slightly better than the outside.)
Tip: The entrance is easier to access if you’re going north on Wolfdale. If you’re going south OR coming from Central Pkwy, you’ll hafta do a bit of a u-​turn to get in.
Anyway, since I already knew what I was going to order, I didn’t really look at their menu which was posted behind the counter. So I don’t really know what their «and More» entails, sorry!
1 stuffed, rectangular, styro container of Chicken Biryani is $ 5.50, no tax. :) I didn’t dig through it, but the thigh that I got was nice and moist, albeit a bit bland. However, there was lotsa flavour on the bottom of the thigh, most likely where it sat in the marinate. Rice itself was decently flavoured.
The interior was less sketchy than Desi Corner, whose cleanliness is a bit questionable to me.
Anyway, I’ll be going back for my next biryani fix! I guess you can’t always «judge a book by its cover»…