Kheer Kheer

Creamy Indian rice pudding infused with cardamom, garnished with almonds and raisins. Sweet, rich, and aromatic dessert.

Lahori Kebabish

Lahori Kebabish

34 Plumbe Street, BB11 3BQ, Burnley, United Kingdom

Kebab • Sushi • Indian • Seafood


"Where do is start with the restaurant... Firstly the food was limited we had to wait 10/15 minutes for rice to be cooked, ban bread to be cooked, the salad was stale and not fresh, the chicken jalfrezi looked old and all mashed, the jelly was not set at all. Secondly the service, the drinks came after 10 minutes of us being there. The mango lassi was so watery and no hint of mango in it. They had no sprite, 7up or diet coke. Thirdly the bill, the staff was so argumentative about the age of our children. I have given birth to my children and know how old they are, they may appear older physically however the staff member became defensive and said they do not look their age. I found this very saddening that for couple of pounds the male staff member wanted to argue with me in front of my young children who he could see was getting clearly distressed. I offered him to pay full however he had the decency to say that you have done this before. Accusing me of being untruthful about my children’s age and visiting the restaurant before. Then he had the nerves to ask my children in front of me ‘you have visited here before’ which my children stated no its our first time. This is how unprofessional the staff and illmannerd they are as they asked my children when me as a parent confirmed that i have not visited the restaurant before... I am still upset, angry and hurt by the staff members allegations of being untruthful. I will never visit this restaurant, please stay away from this place."

Khyber Cuisine

Khyber Cuisine

21 Corporation Road, Grangetown, CF11 7BP, Cardiff, United Kingdom

Kebab • Asian • Indian • Chicken


"A friend of mine has been raving about this place for the past 18 months. He told me that for a real home cooking experience, it cannot be beaten in Cardiff. We ate there last night, and I must agree with him. It was excellent. If you want a restaurant with fawning waiting staff dressed in a take off of their traditional clothing, push seating, soft lights, sitar music, and, worst of all, a modernised menu with eye watering prices, this is not a place for you. The décor is nothing to get excited about. Basically, the plain walls are decorated with the menu and details of various meal deals. The lighting is bright, the tables and chairs are very basic, but not uncomfortable. My friend did the ordering. I was very surprised. We both have hearty appetites, but he only ordered three starters for each of us, followed by one main course. When I questioned him, he told me not to worry as we could order more if it was necessary. We both started with Vegetable Samosa, Vegetable Pakora, and Onion Bhaji. They were beautifully spiced, and not at all greasy. All were delicious, and the Sasmosa was as good as any that I have ever eaten Cardiff. Our main course was Kerela Gosht. Three very large patties of superbly seasoned minced meat, came accompanied with Salad plus Mint and Yoghurt dressing, and two Nan Breads. The Nan was the best that I have eaten anywhere. Super tasty and. all for £7.00 !!! Amazing value. There was a small selection of typically Eastern Deserts. My friend assured me that the Rice Pudding was to die for. Sadly, I was too stuffed to even think of eating another morsel. I will certainly have it next time. And the Lamb Karahi which looked amazing. Though we were the only two Brits in the place, we did not feel out of place for a moment, as the staff and the other diners were so friendly. It was indeed a pleasure to relax and enjoy eating our food the proper way, using the Nan rather than cutlery. without being stared at. Our total bill came to a miserly £13.00. and I highly recommend this hidden gem."