Karachi Dhaba Chaat - Glendale Heights

Delicious food. Amazing place Best in Western Suburbs For fresh food there is wait, but it is worth the wait. If you haven?t tried their Matka Chai its a must! Highly recommended!!

I ordered the food from Grubhub and this is how It came. Dry chicken with cut up chilli on top. There was no curry visible. What ever I could see was dry. It seemed like it was not fresh at all especially the way the meat texture was so dry.

We don't have many Pakistani food options in Denver so I was really excited to stop by this place en route to the city. Their chats are exceptional, and maybe next time we'll try more appetizers as that seems to be their strong suit. Food did take a while and the chapli kabob wrap was a bit overcooked.

Update since my last visit: I previously gave 5 stars and have been to this restaurant at least 7 times over the last year. This most recent visit was on Eid and it was disappointing. I had raved about this restaurant to friends and family and took my family here for Eid and was left disappointed and embarrassed. The bihari kabobs were not the same as before and the chicken tikka boti had waaaay too much salt in it. To make matters worse, my brother, who is vegetarian, asked for something veg like daal and the owner made fun of him saying he should go to taco bell or McDonald's instead. We all laughed it off but it was weird and my brother was offended since we're paying customers. The daal served was old and nasty and we can tell it was microwaved. It had crusty nastiness all over the edges of the container. That was the final straw. I will never visit this place again. We gave the owner constructive feedback but he was being dismissive which is why I'm updating my review. Save your money and cook food at home. Most of these folks don't know how to cook Desi food properly and taking unfair advantage of the zabiha factor. We went to NafNaf grill instead for some falafel sandwiches instead.

Food is pretty good, but serving size is shockingly small. The malai boti had 5 small pieces. Bihari kebob barely had anything either, though both priced as an item that should be shared. Spent $50 for 2 and were left still hungry. Hope they fix the serving size to reflect the prices