Karama

Everything is good here. Just be careful that you are not being served reheated dish. We ordered a dish . He silently gave us chicken after re-frying. Otherwise, quality of food, availability timings, cleanliness, access to washroom and dining area is proper. Preferably visit late night. Must try drinks as they are really good. Just to add on, it is family friendly

We were here today to try something different from Empire, the ambience is very different and unique the service was quick and the food was good. We wanted to have a quick bite but the staff insisted that we sit inside and check for "Korean chicken wrap" it was not available so we ordered "Tawa shwarma" and some middle eastern desert.

Food - The food is not that good. I have heard that the quality has been dropping from last 1 year. We had Paya with Naan, Nihari with Naan and Pepper Laham Thashth. Pepper Laham Thashth was very good. Would recommend. The other items were not upto the mark. Service - The service was horrible. Our waiter looked like he was not at all interested in serving. Not responding properly. They did not even have copies of the menu. Only when 1 table would finish ordering, the other table would get to see the menu. Atmosphere - Our table location did not have a good ventilation and it was a little suffocating. Maybe the upper level seating is different... But for us the ambience was horrible.

Went for mandi but got diverted to barbecue for 2 which was 999/-. It’s worth the money and the highlight was the Arabic salad 🥗 ( hummus, fatoush, babghanoush). The Arabic taste was amazing it reminded me the restaurants of Dubai where it tastes same !!!! Worth the money and will visit again for the same.

Had a good time at Karama. The place is situated on Mosque road, which is famed for its meat. The kebab barbecue on the table sounds interesting, but we went for the classic Nalli Nihari and Chicken Mandi. We also tried a bheja fry. The food was good, nalli was a bit too salty, and in my opinion, the nalli is just hyped and overrated. Note that it's hard to share the mutton in the Nalli Nihari. A full portion comes with two large bony pieces, which is meant to serve one person. There was a pitcher of fizzy mocktail, which was nice too. Paid approx 1000 per head for dinner, which is on the steep side for a place on Mosque Road.

In love with their Arabian chicken shish tawook. It was so soft tender and juicy that you will crave it every time you visit. The ambiance was simple yet peaceful on the balcony. We also ordered chicken mandi , mutton biryani and tender coconut pudding. Their tender coconut pudding is also a must try item.