Handi Roti Restaurant

There is nothing to write much. food doesn’t taste good and fresh, pls avoid
Can’t give zero stars

We ordered some food from this restaurant a while back. Guess what? I was violently ill for the past 3 days and so were other guests who ate the same food! I been on the bed eating yogurt, barely able to get up and walk to the kitchen because of the temperature drop in my body. That’s how scary it was! I just talked to few others and they also reported similar conditions. I had lots of work to complete for this week and it was a very crucial week for me. But because of this, I missed it which is what I am more concerned about. My stomach is growling as I am writing this. If you want to spend lots and lots of money and end up with diarrhea and lose tons of time at work, go right ahead. But as for me and my family, I am taking back roads just to avoid this «restaurant».

Excellent food, great service, reasonable price.

I wish I can write this review without any start. This place deserve no start. Horrible owner, disrespect customer. He has no value of customers. The place is dirty and food is not fresh. The food looks like it’s been sitting there for days. YUKKKKK I would strongly not recommend this place… BAD BAD

Excellent food and reasonably priced. I love Indian food. I’m not an expert but have eaten at some pretty good places in Queens and this is as good as any I’ve had in NY. More of a takeout place but there are tables to sit down and eat. Lunch special for $ 7.50 comes with rice, 2 veggie dishes, and giant piece of naan bread. I Think a meat dish instead of one of the veggies is a dollar more. They even have a pretty good selection of Indian desserts/​pastries.

We were on our way back home from a long trip and wanted to eat some authentic Pakistani food. Pleasantly surprised with food quality and naan. Want to try fresh made chicken karahi next time.

While the ambiance here isn’t set up to be fine dining, the meal quality is certainly fine! Folks behind the counter were friendly and generous, The prices are beyond reasonable, especially when you consider the depth of flavor and the selection of dishes. Our first time here and we’ll definitely be back. We had the tikka masala which was perfectly NOT spicy for my son. I had the chicken curry which was mildly spicy. My son decided to try the curry and was dipping his naan like crazy into the sauce soon enough. Fantastic quality, big portions, attentive staff, reasonable prices, what more could you want? I’ll always sacrifice the look of the place for these things.

Indo/​Pak food done the right way. This is a rare place for this area.
Great service. Authentic home –made dishes made daily and to order. Extensive selection and the chicken tikka kabab and any naan or kulcha you desire are made fresh to order! The prices are the most affordable anywhere around! You will be blown away at the overall value. Great for take out! Chicken tikka kabab is a must order and tastes better than any indian restaurand around by far! You will see just about everything they offer displayed in front of you as you walk in! Just order away and dont forget the naan and chicken tikka kabab. The biryani is pretty much perfect as well, and I order it everytime.

We stopped here after we found it on our GPS when we were looking for a quick, tasty lunch. The food is really good, but the service was weird. Granted, we were there at a weird time — around 3pm — but I don’t think that warrants the awkwardness that we encountered. When we got there, there was a big display case full of delicious looking food. Nothing was labeled, but that was OK. We stood there for at least 5 minutes without anyone coming out from the kitchen to help us, and we heard people yelling at each other in the back. We almost left but then 2 people came out to help us and the other few people who had also walked in.
The young man who took our order was really confused about the menu, what combos were supposed to come with, and just generally had trouble understanding us. We finally got our order in and sat down. I noticed that he was heating the food up in the microwave, which kind of concerned me since there was a full kitchen in the back.
I went to use the restroom and the lights didn’t work. I didn’t even bother going to ask them if they could get a new lightbulb because the switch seemed funky and I didn’t want to have to try to have another confusing conversation with them.
My husband got the chicken biryani and really enjoyed it, and I had a cauliflower and potato dish with rice and naan. I wasn’t crazy about the flavors in the rice, which was kind of disappointing since I adore basmati. The cauliflower was super spicy, and they didn’t have any sort of raita or other cooling yogurt-​based dish to help with the heat. The naan was really good, but overall, I probably wouldn’t go back.