The burgers here are FANTASTIC!! Please get the masala fries and you really can't go wrong with any burger order. I'm not kidding when I say I was craving burgers for days on end after this visit. Met the owner briefly here as well and he says the Brooklyn spot is the best ;) Please stop by this cozy store and grab a burger bite in the neighborhood - you won't be sorry! thnx for reading

Came here with friends and had a lovely time. Very down to earth spot with causal vibes. It's a good size spot with seating. The server came quickly and she was really nice.

Been coming here for years. The jani is very tasty. I've had the lamb chops a few times and they never slap. Definitely unique and selective from other halal joints. Would love roofzah flavored milkshake or some faloodha options! Maybe some onion rings or chicken wings.

4.5 in my book! Solid halal food option to try. Food: burgers were pretty great. The original jani burger was preferred over the lahori, with more flavor from the meat. Lahori just tasted like kabob in burger form. Burgers were cooked really well and could tell it was high quality. I also really enjoyed the masala fries. I felt the lamb chops were great, cooked perfectly, but the flavor was similar to the same spices on the burgers so it wasn't groundbreaking. The mango jani drinks we felt were a miss. Service: fast and friendly Ambiance: simple, not super fancy inside and bustling.

Came here for burgers after several friends recommended it. It's a delicious burger and well cooked. I was expecting it to be spiced a little more, so I was a little disappointed that this tasted more like an American burger rather than a burger with Pakistani flare. My sister got the Nihari sub, which was delicious but very spicy. If you can't tolerate spice, I would steer clear of the Nihari. I'd be interested to try a Bun Kabob from this place.

So I've had this place saved for a long, long time, because I absolutely love this laptops. Now I must say that these lamb chops were the most tender lamb chops I've ever had and I absolutely love them for that reason. However, on the contrary, I do think that these lamb chops had a lot of masala which was not needed. But definitely do recommend for you to try it out!

Our friends have raved about this place for so long and we finally got to try it. We went on a very wet and dreary evening and the seat next to the door had water dripping from the ceiling and the space was tiny! After fumbling around for 5 minutes on where to sit with a party of 6, the servers kindly made room for us despite all the logistical issues of a leaky ceiling and the place being packed on a Saturday night. We ordered the Jani burger, nihari sandwich, masala fries, lamb chops and a mango spicy drink. The service was quick. The mango drink was of a lemonade consistency with tajin in it. It was absolutely delicious. Next were lamb chops- right off the bat with our first bite, one could tell they weren't stingy with the rub and there was no gamey aftertaste. 10/10. Even the folks at the table who don't like lamb, loved the lamb chops. It came with a dollop of the coriander chutney on the side which was thick and had an amazing kick to it. The nihari sandwich was the most perfect nihari. If they start selling nihari separately, it'll very easily be their best selling order. It was spicy and garnished with coriander and ginger. Our friend who ordered it did break out in a bit of a sweat with the heat of the sandwich (if you can't handle desi spicy food, go super mild on the spice level) and ended up having the sandwich with a knife and a fork since it did get soggy midway. Next was the jani burger. Everyone on the table loved their jani burger so I may be the only exception. I found the patty to be dry and the meat to bun ratio was off. The patty was huge and was topped with a slice of tomato and the same chutney that had come with the lamb chops. I don't think I would have it again but that's just me. Last on the order were the masala fries which were pretty amazing and came with a homemade ketchup.

Been trying to get everyone I know to come back with me. This place was fire, and had I not gotten a sample of the wings, I wouldn't ever think about ordering them from here. Will definitely be getting a side of wings with the next burger e we order. The famous burger was incredible and we enjoyed the Lahore. But next time I will go for their tried and true. Seriously incredible. Staff was also so so nice. We were also impressed with the burger coming out perfectly medium rare

I had the original burger--the burger, tomato, mint chutney. I asked for the spiciest, but the staff recommended I go with medium spice, which is the original level intended. I asked for the burger medium. It was a little closer to medium rare, but not quite. It was juicy and tasty! I think the recommend it medium or medium rare because the juices bring out the flavors. I could have handled the spiciest level, but glad I had the original because it really was all about the flavor. The masala fries were spicy, crispy, hot, and tasty. I got the large order, but honestly the small order would likely be plenty for one person. The spot has several tables and bench seats. Great murals along the walls as well as customer testimonials on paper. Not too crowded when I went on a Sunday afternoon. They have several iterations of the burger as well as a chicken sandwich, lamb chops, steak, and brisket. They have a veggie burger. The staff here were so super nice and helpful. They really were interested in my experience! I got the burger, large fries (btw, they also have sweet potato and plain fries available), two canned diet cokes, and two 16 Oz waters for 33 dollars before tip. Really enjoyed this spot, and would return. Also near lots of street art along Meserole and not too far from the Bushwick collective. You could make this a day in a cool Brooklyn neighborhood.