Lahori Restaurant

I recently came across some negative comments suggesting that the staff at this restaurant don’t speak English well. Based on my experience, this is not a problem at all; the staff’s English proficiency is quite good. The food is delicious, affordable, and served in a clean environment. This restaurant welcomes both Muslim and non-Muslim patrons. As a Muslim who eats only halal food, I appreciate the quality and taste of their dishes, which are reminiscent of Afghan cuisine. This is why I love this place.

Excellent place for Street Food. I saw some negative comments about the customer service and English communication of the employees. Food quality is good, language is not an issue at all. When you go there enjoy the street food taste and ambience. It’s not an elegant restaurant but it’s meant to be a street food restaurant with good taste.nThis place is busy and It gives an impression of multicultural restaurants which is great. This was my second visit and I would love to go there in my next trip to Vancouver.

This is a nice restaurant which makes you feel you are not away from your home country. The food is very delicious and the ambiance is great. You will enjoy your time spending with family and to enjoy the traditional food. Moreover, the staff they have are so kind and very welcoming. Will surely visit this place again soon.

Been craving Pakistani food for a while and this satisfied that craving! The staff were really nice. Found the prices affordable compared to so many other Vancouver places. We ordered the goat paya, chicken kharai, chicken korma, chicken seekh kebabs and the chai. The chicken seekh kebabs were my favourite, highly recommend them!! I enjoyed the goat payas the second most - haven’t come across a place that you can get those at so was really excited to have them, the rest of the meal was really good too. Portions were well sized, we drove all the way from Vancouver so we ordered a lot and had a good amount of left overs to take home. On their wall they have a really cute saying that I liked: “separated by borders, united by food”.nOverall loved the atmosphere, the food and the service!!!

This is our first time visiting this South Asian focused shopping center. We bought groceries, tried on shoes, touched beautiful saris, and admired exquisite gold jewelry. Our lunch stop was at Lahore Sweets which included tandoori chicken, chicken haleem, a paneer dish that was off menu, and naan. For dessert we tried two sweets made with pistachio. First time at a Pakistani restaurant and every dish was delicious. A definite come back again type of place—next time I visit this mall.

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