
Baba Tikka is a Halal Pakistani/Indian restaurant located in Elmwood Park, NJ, offering an authentic and flavorful dining experience.We serve a wide variety of traditional Pakistani foods, including marinated grilled meats, biryanis, Karahis, flavorful curries, platters, rolls, and burgers. Each dish is crafted with love, using high quality ingredients and time honored recipes. Whether you’re enjoying a casual meal with friends or hosting a special event, Baba Tikka provides a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Visit us today to enjoy a taste of Pakistan right here in New Jersey!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 95 Broadway, Elmwood Park, NJ 07407
Phone: (551) 224-8333
Website: https://www.tiktok.com/@baba.tikka
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Reviews
I believe I spoke with the owner when I ordered over the phone. She was incredibly kind and patient while taking my order. I explained that I’m very picky and wanted my food prepared a very specific way, and she delivered perfectly.
The chicken karahi tasted homemade with a nice restaurant-style kick. The chicken biryani was delicious, and the naan was exactly how I requested — thin and perfect. I was even able to warm it up the next day and enjoy it, which rarely happens with naan from other places.
Overall, this is a wonderful family restaurant. When I arrived to pick up the food, I noticed her son helping out, which added to the warm, family-run atmosphere. The portions are also very generous compared to any Pakistani restaurant I’ve been to.
They’re running a great business. I will definitely be back and will likely be placing a catering order soon.
Thank you again!
The chicken handi’s quantity to price ratio is extremely high. You can see the tablespoon for comparison to the size of the kadhai, and the size of the biryani, it was very small for the price we paid for it (especially considering no rice/bread comes with it!)
The chicken handi tasted like the gravy was cooked separately, and unmarinated chicken breast was mixed into into the gravy at the last moment— it did not taste like one cohesive dish, the chicken itself didn’t have any flavor or even salt (all the flavor was from the gravy) and was not worth the price we paid for it.
The chicken biryani was decent, but there was only one piece of a drumstick, 2 bony pieces of chicken with very small amounts of meat (pictured on my plate) and 1 medium, normal sized piece of chicken with the rest of the large pot consisting of biryani rice. The ratio of meat:rice is off but at least the $18 price tag is okay compared to the handi.
The naan was good, the shammi kabab was okay, and the “salad” was laughable— pieces of lettuce, one slice of an onion and a slice of lemon! Who eats biryani with lettuce on the side?
We ultimately did not voice our disappointment about the quantity & price because we knew that would not result in anything. We had to accept our loss that this was the quantity we were served and that is how much we have to pay for it.
The chicken pulao was aromatic and perfectly cooked, the mixed grill had a great smoky taste, and the lamb over rice was tender and well-seasoned. For dessert, the carrot kheer was rich, the falooda refreshing, and the gulab jamun warm and melt-in-your-mouth good.
Great food and overall a delicious experience. Highly recommend!
Loved it.❤️
Gonna come again!
They did package my bag horribly and i didn’t notice until i got home. The yogurt sauce was all over the mat of my car.