Kabab King - Jackson Heights

Dinner was delicious. Like a good homestyle delicious meal..Enjoyed the whole experience and definitely recommend this place for a place to eat on the cape.. Very good service, good menu … not overly extensive. Food was very good quality all around.

A great Pakistani place in Jackson Heights. My friends brought me here to celebrate Eid and the food was super delicious and well priced.We got the beef nihari which was super flavorful and the gravy was incredibley rich and delicious with their naan.Their kebabs were spicy, flavorful, and tender! We got both the chicken and beef. With the chicken being the favorite.Note they don’t serve tap water you have to get bottled. I personally had my water bottle.Lastly finish your meal with some Kashmiri chai which is sweeter and with a slight pink hue! Delicious!

I was honestly disappointed with the taste of the food. My wife can make way better food than what was served. We were visiting from Canada and compared to the food quality we have here, it was a true disappointment. The restaurant was on the 2nd floor, the stairs were nasty and the decor of the restaurant was so busy that it felt like walking into a cheap restaurant. If a restaurant had served me food that looked like theirs, I would've walked out. The kadhai chicken had oil floating till the top of the bowl and was touching the servers' fingers. This was nasty and tells me that the gravy was not hot enough...lolJokes apart, I'd never go back to this place again. Gordon Ramsey needs to go here and give them a makeover and tell them to use less oil.

I highly doubt that cook knows the Pakistani taste, the food tastes nothing like Pakistani cuisine.The services are poor, I asked if they have a set up upstairs for family but they asked us to sit downstairs which I believe is for the people having snacks. A really cramped up place downstairs with too many people walking around. Later we found out about upstairs when they told the female restroom is upstairs.Even if I minus the whole sitting thing, the food may not meet your expectations if you have tried Chicago’s Devon street or Toronto’s Pakistani food.

I used to go here years ago, when the food was actually good. But I went twice recently. A few months ago, they served old goat curry and old butter chicken. I went again a few days ago and was served raw chicken kebabs. We ordered some chicken biriyani and lamb chops too, but nothing had flavor. We couldn’t even taste salt.As for service, no one came to check on us. We had to keep calling them to ask for water and stuff. And the designs are very tacky. The colors don’t match, missing tiles everywhere, etc. Restaurants in Bangladesh nowadays even look better than this.