Lasani Kabob

Food here is delicious and their friendly. You can try before you buy. Clean atmosphere. Food smells great as soon as you walk in. Ready to serve

The chaat papri and the sesame naan are amazing!

I went for their lunch buffet. The food was way too oily. All the dishes were so oily and about ½ inch of oil was floating on top of every dish. I ended up with a heart and chest burn later in the day. You have been warned! Run far from this oily food.

Delivery took one hr and 26 mins and I am less than one quarter of a mile away, terrible service and would not buy again.
Food was cold, spicy and the beef kabob was burned and dry (see picture attached), what a total disrespect towards the customer and lack of service.

The owner fed a homeless guy who wouldn’t leave! How nice.
For $ 7.99 you can eat an amazing buffet. Everything was really spicy but I’m a wimp with spicy food now. Their chicken is mouthwatering but looks really oily. I get it though. They have these little balls for dessert and WOW they are drenched in honey. It’s so darn sweet. Good lord.
I like how they give you your own pitcher of water. If you’re a frequent flyer at buffets like I be, then you know getting water refills are sometimes a struggle.
For $ 7.99 this is a great place to try on weekdays.

This is one of my favorite places to grab a quick hot meal while I’m traveling on 95. It’s right of the highway, and so easy to pop in for a tasty ready-​made buffet. The naan is made to order so it’s always hot and fresh. Plus the staff is warm and friendly and there are cute murals on the walls.

Super impressed. Some of the best Indian/​Pakistani food I’ve had in the area and the service was excellent.

Let me start by saying that the food tastes great. We’d use this place for catering or take out, however, we will never eat in the restaurant because of extremely poor service and false advertising.
This place advertises itself as an «All-​you-​can eat» buffet but this is not what it is. They have neon signs in their windows about the buffet and regularly take out ads in Pakistani newspapers, so it is quite off-​putting when they do not understand what a buffet is.
When we arrived there, we asked them if it is an all-​you-​can-​eat buffet, which the host confirmed and asked us to take a seat. We sat at a table for 10 minutes for someone to bring water or bread (which is included but was not at the buffet stations). Finally, we got up and took a pitcher of water from a vacant table. Then, we had to flag someone down for the bread.
My wife and I took two trips to the buffet stations, every time use a new clean plate. During the meal, the server brought two naans. We asked for a third naan. When we got up to pay, the host/​cashier told us that we used 4 plates so pricing is based on that. I tried to get some clarification on what does how many plates we used has to do with pricing for an «all-​you-​can-​eat buffet», but it was quite clear that the cashier/​host had no clue what a buffet is. So, we ended up paying for «four plates», instead of «two adults» which is customary for a buffet place and left.
I’m not sure what their definition of a buffet is. What does a plate has to do with pricing in a buffet? What do they mean by «all-​you-​can-​eat buffet»? Is it all you can eat after using a single plate?
There was a large family sitting next to us which ordered ala-​carte. They waited literally for 40 minutes for their order. While we were there, we saw many customers come in, fill styrofoam containers from the buffet, pay by weight and leave. Almost none of the other customers dined-​in, which is due to: 1) extremely slow and poor service 2) misleading/​false/​dishonest pricing and definition of an «all-​you-​can-​eat buffett».

This great neighborhood spot has always satisfied. The Samosas are really tasty. I usually go in in my cheat days & run through the buffet. Service at times can be lacking «but» has anyone ever gone into «Waffle House «at least here they smile when you come in. Great spot!

Great staff, awesome food, the buffet is a solid deal and it has the best butter chicken you’ll ever have.

Good Food, need to work on that service part.
Stopped in to place a late dinner order (9:00PM or so). I noticed they had a buffet station and so I inquired about this instead. There was a really solid variety of foods although I later found out that Kabobs on the buffet are 3.50 a piece. Not sure what the formula is for weighing the buffet food but my food and rice pudding came to 16.50. I’ll admit, a bit of sticker shock considering that inside my food container was some rice, some chick peas, a samosa and a few morsels of chicken/​beef (possiblly jalfrezi (sp?) style). When I inquired about a «to go» menu for future reference, the employee told me that it was «under construction»? smh. Like I said, the food was decent and definitely spicy to my liking.

An excellent hospitality during Eftar in the holy month of Ramadan for only $ 14.99 all we can eat
Yummmyyyy

The food is Spicy! It tastes like a Pakistani Kabob restaurant should. If you think you like Kabob, but not spicy food don’t go here expecting it’ll taste like Moby Dick’s because it won’t. I read a lot of reviews complaining the food is spicy and really this is a misconception that Afghan Kabob, Persian Kabob and Pakistani Kabob tastes the same. I love all three, but it’s far more common to find the former two here in America, so glad I have a place to eat some Spicy Authentic Pakistani good!
I reduced it by one star because the service has been mediocre, but also decent. I just grab it to go and I don’t see service as a high focus point considering the limited seating it’s definitely focused on the buffet and take out.

Went there on a weekend with some friends. Service was okay — I looked at the buffet and the menu, deciding which to do. I went for the spinach and potato dish, as wasn’t as hungry and thought I would have some leftovers. Was excellent! The spinach and potato dish was very flavorful, with fresh shredded ginger and hot pepper (jalapeño slices), served with fresh naan. Was very good quality and taste, would recommend the menu items. The buffet looked okay, but I didn’t try it this time, got that previously and I ate too much trying everything. Also got a mango lassi, was good, came in a to go cup with a straw. My friends got the tikka masala kabob, were a bit surprised that it was cut up in a curry, there are multiple sections of the menu that have kabobs prepared different ways in curries and/​or served with rice, just check that you are ordering what you expect as lots of choices.

Ok. No… I can’t recommend this place simply on the customer service. I waited extra time for a to go order simply because the manager wanted to serve a certain group first. I was there by myself while they had 9 people. Trust me I counted them. Also, the server’s finger nails were dirty and I can’t trust that. I’m thinking an inspection may be necessary?

Best kabob in the area hands down! Called in for a take out order last night. The meal was packed very neat and unlike other establishments that I have ordered from it was mistake free. My favorite is the beef kabob and my kiddo’s favorite is the chicken. Both are very fresh with the juices running down the meat. Don’t forget to ask for your baked bread when dining!

Bad bad bad. Their rice smells like leftover. When I told them for a replacement, they agreed but made a face. Never coming back here again

I’m giving this place 5 stars for 2 reasons.
1. The food is amazing (although pricey for 1 dinner I paid 18 bucks!)
And I was in a rush, they Told me it would take 30 min for a to go order but accommodated me when I told them I had to go to class
2. A homeless man went in and was hungry. They fed him dinner. I was touched by this random act of kindness. If that’s not great customer service than I don’t know what is.

ZERO STARS!
First and last time here. Staff was RUDE and spent more time on his cell phone than waiting tables. There were no drinks, only water… the buffet was grease filled metal tins, containing who knows what.
Not a friendly or welcoming environment and I doubt half of these «great reviews» are legitimate. You couldn’t pay us to return there.

Stopped by on a Monday afternoon for the lunch buffet.
There was no patron there’s. Just my husband and I. Very limited selection, there were flies all over the food. The server seemed very annoyed. We will not be back.