Karachi Cuisine in Croydon

This restaurant looks and feels okay I guess, but the food is no good. I have dined at many different indian/pakistani restaurants in London, and this one will definitely not go down well in my books.Chicken was rubbery in the mixed grill, lamb chops were bland with no spice and tasted like it was from frozen stock; the curries were not tasty at all and had a cheap feel to them; also the sauces pots were not filled at all generously, the waiter was pushing the trolley for taking the cutlery/plates around again and again seemed unprofessional.The taste is one thing, the service was slow and tiresome. No one came to us at the door for atleast 2-3 minutes, and the lady at the reception did not make eye-contact or even smile or say hello. This restaurant had the nerve to then charge me 10% of the bill as service charge, which I was not happy to pay, but did anyway because I am a nice guy to be honest. They didn't ask us once if the food was okay, or if we need anything else.Thanks Karachi Cuisine, not coming here again!!

I wasn’t expecting much because of the other Pakistani restaurants in London but I was pleasantly surprised. The biryani tasted like the one in Karachi! The portions were good as well. Won’t be going anywhere else now. 10/10 would recommend.

One of the best place to taste best food of Pakistan.Came at around 10AM and had a delicious breakfast.Staff very curteous and polite.Highly recommended.

Visited today for Iftar buffet, the menu had a number of my favourite items so was quite excited. The fish bites were very well prepared well seasoned and cooked perfectly, I have been craving for Lahori fish fry for a while and this definitely satisfied that.The chicken biryani was quite spicy but flavourful. They served chicken Nihari instead of Lamb Nihari so felt disappointed and also fell short of my expectation, maybe my own biasness as Nihari is more enjoyable when its lamb or beef. ThE Haleem was just bland and probably one of my least favourite dishes. The naans were warm and nice and these went well with the chicken and lamb karahi.For dessert the star was the custard jelly and ofcourse to sum it up the Paan was a nice touch but had to pay extra for Paan as this was not included in the buffet.Overall, the experience was okay maybe my expectation was higher as had heard a lot about this place.

Very good food, very courteous staff, very spacious and good ambience. Lamb nihari, naans and fish is excellent. Parking is available in nearby streets

We had a great takeaway this evening.Delivery - arrived earlier than expected.Food - all items seemed freshly prepared & nice level of spice. Mixed grill was very good and tender. Items were well prepared & packaged.Price - good value for money.

Today we ordered falooda and zarda. Both turned out horrible. Look at the frozen bits of falooda. I left it out for over an hour and everything was still a big block. Zarda just tastes of food colouring. Not sure what’s happened to this place.

Decently priced. Clean and light atmosphere. Visited for a baby shower and there was a lot of space the party of 10. They bring out warm plates but by the time food arrives the plates are cold; so defeats the purpose really lol. Onion bhaji was a bit chewy and lukewarm but the flavour was nice. Vindaloo was explosive! Just what I was looking for; perfectly spiced. Garlic naan was warm. Mocktails were delicious and good price. I loved the fact that as a group booking we were still able to have our own receipt at the end of the meal. Took away unnecessary calculations and made sure everyone paid for what they ordered. For someone that doesn’t really eat Indian cuisine, this was a nice experience.

Great food, service and ambiance!Not crazy extravagant prices! Highly recommended

Traditional Pakistani food.Service was Good.Tasty food.But prices are very high.Four people's bill with deserts was £130 approx.Must try dishes:* Kunna Paya with Maghz.* As bread (Kulcha Naan)* In deserts (Kheer)Recommended 👌