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Khyber Pass Menu | Charsi Tikka - Mix Grill - KHATTA SEEKH KEBAB
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To my amazement the food was delicious, was having Afghani/Peshawari food after a good few years.
Was delighted to have come by, chappali kebabs, kabuli pilau and their currys were lovely, what topped it off was the kauva (green tea) simply the best i had, was well happy with Raza bhai's service as well as the hospitality of the waitresses, defintely recommend it to all, K.P have taken it to the old school and simplicity with the choice of Lamb Karahi and Chicken Karahi, not some new weird vindaloo or ruby, keep up the good work '' I'LL BE BACK'' i came to the restaurant tonight for my friends wedding and being english have only ever eaten chiken tikka massala etc..
well oh my was i amazed i now feel like i have experienced proper pakistani food it was absolutely delicious, i live in harlow and would drive to ilford just to eat here, the staff are lovely too i will definately make a regular trip to eat here x The minute you enter the doors of this restaurant, you are not in London rather in Peshawar, Pakistan,,,the whole ambience and experience takes you back to homeland and topped with easily the best asian food in UK and the hospitality of the staff, I would say it is time and money very well spent.
It is worth to pay this much money for the quality of the food available here; though I'm very fond of dining out but in terms of authenticity, I never had such sort of Afghani food ever.
The food at this restaurant, is truly authentic, tasteful and exceptional.
Khyber Pass Restaurant
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To my amazement the food was delicious, was having Afghani/Peshawari food after a good few years.
Kebabs were prepared right there; minced meat was freshly used.
The flavor of the food is so great.
It is worth to pay this much money for the quality of the food available here; though I'm very fond of dining out but in terms of authenticity, I never had such sort of Afghani food ever.
Been to this place recently and felt like old times, when we use to drive to Namak Mandi, Peshawar almost every other weekend.