
Welcome to Tanduri Korner in Ypsilanti, MI—your go-to destination for authentic Pakistani cuisine! Delight in the rich flavors of our menu featuring aromatic biryanis, sizzling kebabs, and spicy curries. Enjoy the comfort of delivery or takeout while savoring traditional tastes that transport you straight to Pakistan. Explore our vibrant dishes and place your online order now for a culinary adventure!
Understated operation in a strip mall preparing Pakistani & Indian grilled halal meats & sandwiches.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6 S Washington St, Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: (734) 254-1071
Website: https://www.tandurikornermi.com/
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I had an absolutely amazing experience! The chicken karahi was rich, aromatic, and bursting with true Pakistani flavor. The Pakistani-style beef seekh kabab was perfectly seasoned and tender, and the warm kulcha naan instantly reminded me of classic Lahori naan — soft, fresh, and full of nostalgia.
The mango lassi was smooth and refreshing, the perfect balance of sweetness and mango flavor. I finished with badam kheer and a cup of ilaichi (cardamom) chai, and both were outstanding.
Every single item tasted authentically Pakistani, especially Lahori-style. Highly recommended!
is a great place to go.
Unfortunately, we’ve returned multiple times since then, hoping things would improve, and each visit has come with some kind of issue. The food has often been cold or not fresh, which is especially disappointing given the cuisine and expectations that come with it.
What has been more concerning, however, is how feedback is handled. When customers raise concerns, it’s often met with hostility or dismissal rather than understanding. Instead of acknowledging issues, the response feels like gaslighting, making the customer feel as though they’re wrong for pointing out legitimate problems. That makes the experience uncomfortable and discourages honest feedback.
I’m sharing this not out of spite, but out of genuine hope that the restaurant can improve. There’s clearly potential here, and I truly want to see a Pakistani restaurant in the area succeed. Better consistency in food quality and a more respectful, customer-focused approach to complaints would go a long way.
I hope the management takes this feedback seriously and uses it as an opportunity to grow and get better.
Next time I’m going to come on Saturday afternoon for the buffet so I can try more variety
A friend recommended that we try this restaurant during their buffet hours, so we decided to make the 30-minute drive to give it a chance. Unfortunately, the experience began on an awkward note when we were told we could not choose where to sit and had to be placed at a specific table. While not ideal, we accepted it and moved on, assuming the food would make up for it.
It did not.
For $25 per person, the buffet selection was shockingly limited. The entire spread felt sparse and poorly maintained. The rice options consisted of plain white rice and a yellow rice that appeared to be sitting in a pool of oil at the bottom of the tray. The presentation alone was unappetizing. The only protein option we could reasonably find was a small portion of cubed chicken, which looked like it had been sitting there for quite some time. Overall, the buffet looked neglected, unappealing, and nowhere near the quality one would expect at that price point.
My children were immediately disappointed and struggled to find anything they actually wanted to eat. Hoping to salvage the situation, I politely asked a staff member if it would be possible to order a simple butter chicken dish so the kids could at least eat it with the rice. Instead of a courteous response, the staff member raised her voice and firmly stated that no orders were being taken and that it was “buffet only.” The interaction felt unnecessarily confrontational and immediately drew the attention of the entire dining room. At that moment, everyone in the restaurant was staring at us, and the situation became extremely uncomfortable.
Rather than escalate the situation further, I chose to quietly pay the bill for food we barely touched and leave.
Driving 30 minutes for a meal we didn’t eat, paying full price for an extremely limited buffet, and being spoken to in a way that made my family feel embarrassed and unwelcome made this one of the worst restaurant experiences I’ve had in a long time. There are far too many great restaurants in this city to justify spending time or money at a place that delivers such poor value and such an uncomfortable dining experience.