Shamim’s Kitchen Pakistani & Indian Halal Takeout Restaurant

Yes, very good sir even for local Polish boy who went there when it was the Sunglow bakery. Curry was very good, garlic naan was very tasty and as big as a small pizza. Spices in the curry were flavorful. Thank you for the rice pudding. We needed this in Sayreville and I hope to see you soon.

Delicate food. HALAL Restaurant.
I took my friend for dinner, and I was responsible for picking a place. I searched for a Halal restaurant, and I saw good reviews and decided to choose this place. 1st when we walked in, we were a little skeptical. There were no any other dine-in customers. The owner greeted us. We decided to give the place a chance, and thank God we did. Everything we ordered was very delicious, and we ordered a lot for 2 people
We had :
- Butter chicken pizza ( it says on the menu that it's a personal pizza. So we thought we would have 2 small slices each as an appetizer, but it was like a medium pizza).
-chicken biryani large or regular (the biggest size from 2 options in the menu)
-butter chicken with rice (the biggest size, which was regular or large , I can't remember)
- 1 garlic naan
-mango Lassi
-plain lassi
As a courtasy, the owner gave us a free desert (semia).
We enjoyed every single food. We tried all, but couldn't finish and took the leftovers with us.
The only thing I didn't like here was plain Lassi. It tasted like milk with water. I tried adding salt, hoping it will help with the taste, and made it worse. And that Lassi costs $5....
While we were eating several people came to pick up their orders placed online.
The sitting area was quite nice. See the pictures.
Parking is free.
Also it's kind of hard not to miss the rest. When the navigator said, "You've arrived," I stopped on the road and took a few seconds to see the rest and sign for parking.
I recommend this restaurant, but not the plain Lassi
New Jersey

Tucked in a row of houses, and easily missed by the naked eyes, a take-out only Pakistani restaurant that serves authentic home-cooked dishes that reminiscent me of my times in Saudi.

One of the best Pakistani food I've tasted, you know they cooked it without being stingy on flavor and punch! We got the chicken boneless kadai, garlic naan, goat biryani, and chicken sheesh kebab. I would get all of them again if I am around this area. The chicken boneless kadai was packed with spices and flavor, it was a rollercoaster ride on my tongue, what people usually think is a layer of oil, is actually a layer of ghee goodness, not for the faint hearted, which I do not mind at all! The goat biryani is lovely, lots of goat meat embedded in a really fluffy basmati rice, with the hint of tamarind in the rice, which I adore. Just these two dishes would make me travel 5 hrs from Boston if I had to.

I would highly recommend ordering online and picking them up since these are freshly cooked upon order but the wait is totally worth it.

If only I reside close by, it would easily be my go-to Pakistani food staple.

Maybe one of the most delicious meals I’ve ever eaten. Stumbled in here not knowing it was takeaway only, and this wonderful gentleman put a table together for me and served me here inside (granted I was alone.) the vegetarian samosas and dipping sauce are to die for, and the tandoori chicken with butter chicken sauce super delicious as well. They even gave me a free rice pudding. Could not speak more highly and thank you for making my day!

The place is very clean and the service is good. The employee was very respectful to us and my children offered me mango juice as our first visit, and this is a very nice thing. As for the food, it was very delicious and fresh and the quantity was very excellent. You can tell him to reduce the hot spices as they do that and this is very excellent and it caught my attention as it They also make dishes for special occasions and the quantity is very excellent. I recommend trying this restaurant as it is worth it