Dhaba OKC

"I love coming here when I visit OKC. The food is made with love, and the customer service is great. It's VERY peaceful there and I love hanging out and talking with my Muslim brothers and sisters that work there. May GOD continue to be over y'all's business,food, and family. Thanks"

"It’s atrocious truck stop. And they have buffet. Food was probably made a few days ago. We ordered 2 dishes ahead of our arrival. Chicken biryani and goat korma. They charged us $60. Before of trickery prices. Never go back again"

"Filled the To Go container full with a cup of hot Chai Tea for $20 out the door. Always great tasting Pakistani Food."

"Okay yes the outside esthetics aren’t screaming that it’s possible they serve good food however I decided to try this place. I’m not too big on spicy (heat) as a reference but I do like variety of spices for flavor. The buffet was 16.99 which consisted of 4 side dishes two different rice. I had the paneer which was great. Price I think was fair - you’re paying primarily for the food itself (halal ingredients run higher than average) not the service. They should’ve included one desert at least. I paid about $4 for my rice pudding. The spices they used is very balanced and not overwhelming. Fresh garlic naan ask for it from the server they’re not going to serve you hand and foot but he’ll bring you a water pitcher once you get his attention. I like that they use plastic one time use plates/utensils. The tandoori chicken was the main dish. That was fabulous to me it was charred and the spices were on point. Mostly truckers stop by as there are a few truck stops and motels nearby. Easily accessible highway 35. Will definitely stop by whenever I’m in town again highly recommend."

"Listen, this is an awful location. But that food was fresh, hot and wonderful. The owners were very helpful and attentive to our needs. They whipped up fresh food for us, and overall we were very happy with the quality. The price was right about where it should be. The bulk of the Indian food wasn’t particularly spicy, but the aloo paratha was very standard for Punjabi food: flavorful and had a spicy bite to it. Overall we’d stop back in if we were in the area. Most likely during the day only. At night it can get dicey around here."