SHINWARI

Nicely decorated. Someone spend a lot of time and effort in designing. Got their angara fish (grilled) It was below average. Their qabuli pulao was OK. The rice was better than the meat. And did not really like the taste of their karahi.

Love the decor here, also love how there’s 3 diff options for seating . Food took a while but it was delicious, highly recommend the daal though it is spicy. If you’re looking for authentic Pakistani food this is the spot

Shinwari Restaurant surely impresses at first glance — they’ve clearly spent a lot on the décor. In fact, the decorations felt a bit overdone, giving the place more of a showy vibe than a comfortable dining experience. It would have been ideal if even half that effort had gone into improving the taste of the food.

The dishes were just okay, nothing particularly special or memorable. We were 8 people.

The bread was quite disappointing — it was hard and had a strange doughy smell that made it difficult to enjoy. Overall, it’s a place that looks fancy but falls short where it matters most — the food.

I visited with my family for their brunch buffet (only $19.99) and we loved everything. We’re Pakistani so we know good food and their recipes were incredible. The atmosphere inside is so cool, all their decor is imported from Pakistan. The owners were so kind and hospitable, we had a great time and can’t wait to be back.

We visited this restaurant with two other family friends and were pleased with the beautiful decor of the restaurant.
Our server was very courteous on making sure all food was prepared with minimal spices as some of our friends cannot handle very spicy dishes.
Chicken karahi, Shinwari kababs to naans, every thing was full of flavor.