Mehran Restaurant & Catering — Restaurant in Newark

WARNING. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

Did my wedding food & service and besides them showing up on time, everything else was horrible. Context this was for a 300+ people wedding and we paid them quite a handsome amount for a decent sized menu. NEVER use them for their service. They are people who do not hesitate to cross any boundaries for their own personal advantage and gain. Took our pots and pans and took around 30+ people of food that we paid. Wouldn’t be surprised if he served it to people at his restaurant the next day. Also the servers didn’t respect our modesty, we had a male and female separated event. Our family members didn’t get to eat. Timings & guidelines explained out were not followed. Absolutely a disaster. The owner himself is horrible with the way he does his...

The main owner pays ileagal wages and slaves there workers without any breaks and only give employees one day off the owner pay the employees cash and the owner dont do any taxes on employees and the kitchen is a very very dirty dirty kitchen full of old dirty Greese all on the floor its so thick and sticky and as for the rest of the kitchen its all full of dirt and old dirty black greese everywhere i dont know How thy get away with inspection someone is getting way extra cash to rated it a green tag meaning its clean Oh and also ths owner dose not supply germ free hairnets or serving gloves or any safety program i really think ths owner should goto jail or close it down and tag a big fine on...

I was here for an Eid fair on Chaand raat also known as Moon night. There were a lot of vendors selling traditional outfits for women mainly and a few here and there for men as well. Matching jewelry and sandals for both men and women. A few items were from Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. It was such a beautiful festivity experience, with delicious chicken biryani, halwa puri and many more. There were few booths of henna where ladies were showing their talent in the hands of women and little girls palms. It was an event that one could experience like they do back home, a place to meet your friends, shop eat...