I was visiting a friend in the neighborhood who just moved in and decided to try out this place. It was a short walk from his apartment which is nice for anyone who lives in the area. The restaurant: Walking in, it was a pretty good sized restaurant with enough seating and tables. It wasn't anything fancy but the lighting was calm. They had some pictures and a tv. At the time, there was no other customers in the restaurant but due to covid I'm not sure if they allow dine in. Overall the place looked clean. They look like they have a buffet but again cause of covid, it seems like it's on hold. The staff: Upon entering the restaurant we were greeted within 10 seconds of standing at the counter. The guy taking the order was nice. No complaints against staff. The food: My friend and I decided to order the Zam Zam special kabobs. It comes with a skewer of ground beef and a skewer of boneless chicken, with a side of rice, naan bread, chana(chick peas), salad, chutney and some white sauce (yogurt/ranch) sauce. I enjoy pakistani, indian, afghani kabobs and when I try a new spot, I usually get a boneless kabob platter for a starter. The food was amazing. We got the food to go and when opening the food tray, the portions were good sized. The chicken and beef skewers were tender, not over cooked, juicy, had a lot of flavor and not overly spicy. The chick peas were very good. The one thing that stood out the most was the naan bread. From eating at a lot of kabob restaurants, this is the only place that butters the bread, which I think tastes better. The naan is on the thinner side compared to other places where it was more thick and fluffier. The rice and salad was also good. The portions was so much, I could only eat half. Conclusion: Overall it's a good restaurant with good food. Definitely will visit if I'm the area or visiting my friend.