
Discover the vibrant heart of Peri Peri cuisine at our Halal Restaurant. Dive into a world where flame-grilled, Zabiha Halal chicken meets the unique African Bird’s Eye chili, brought to life with our secret, GMO-free blends. Experience a fusion of tradition and innovation with every bite of our fresh, never-frozen, antibiotic-free offerings, including gluten-free options. From salads and falafel to pita, burgers, and wraps, we celebrate the rich heritage of Peri Peri spices. Join us for more than a meal; embark on a culinary journey that honors a legacy of flavor and healthfulness. Perfect for foodies seeking authentic, delicious Halal dining.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2301 N Central Expy Suite 165, Plano, TX 75075
Phone: (972) 423-3440
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Reviews
to make matters worse, the main chef was cooking without any hair net or gloves. – Just a baseball cap on.
the cleanliness, quality and timeliness of this place has really deteriorated.
I really hope this place makes a drastic change for the better.
Charge $2 for extra sauce and you barely fill it, no doubt charge extra if sauce is costing you alot but don’t lower your standards to this level.
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From the moment we arrived, it was clear the restaurant was severely understaffed. One person was juggling taking orders at the counter, packing takeout, managing incoming online orders, and then trying to serve food to the tables as well. This wasn’t a case of someone being slow or inattentive; it was obvious he was completely overworked and set up to fail by management.
Because of that, our food came out in terrible condition. The rice was cold, the chicken was not properly cooked, and everything tasted like it had been sitting out instead of being freshly prepared. It completely ruined the mood of the evening; after waiting, the least you expect is a hot, properly cooked meal, and this place could not even meet that basic standard.
The most frustrating part is that this feels like a management and ownership problem, not just a “busy night.” If the owners choose to keep the restaurant open and continue accepting dine‑in and online orders, they have a responsibility to staff it properly. Running a place with one exhausted worker doing the job of several people comes across as cutting corners and chasing money instead of caring about customers or employees.
To the owners: if you cannot hire enough staff to operate smoothly, you should reconsider your business model or reduce your hours instead of making customers pay for a clearly broken operation. As it stands, this felt like a pure money grab with no respect for service or quality.
I will not be visiting this location again, and would not recommend it to anyone looking for a decent meal or a pleasant dining experience.
What started as a frustrating experience turned into a shared joke, as one person after another faced the same issue and could not enjoy our meal. It was truly disappointing for a dine-in experience. This restaurant should consider providing proper stainless steel cutlery so customers can fully enjoy their meals.