Qureshi Kabab Treat Restaurants - Kebab shop in New Delhi - South East, India

Best Mutton Kakori Kababs. Good music-- all old hindi bolly hits.

Want some of the best tikkas this side of town? Look no further than Qureshi Kabab Treat Restaurant! I've been frequenting this place since five years now and boy do they taste good. While you're at it, be sure to order a side of "Kakori Kabab", you won't regret it. They redefine what melting in the mouth means. Yes, they serve food on paper plates, but don't let that hold you back on the sumptuous delights Nadeem Qureshi has to offer. He's one of the most jovial, warm person you'd meet. Oh, and be sure to gorge down some "firni" before you leave belly full and satisfied!

The good reviews about this restaurant are fake. The bad reviews are true. Perhaps many years ago it was good..or Covid might have affected sales. But it is pathetic now. I visited there yesterday. Ordered Mutton Seekh and Afghani Chicken. Mutton seekh was above average. Afghani chicken was pathetic. The white sauce is Cheese Spread. Simply do not visit and waste your money.

This place used to serve lip smacking tandoori tangri and mutton kabab, they were amazing but today I went there with my frnd after a long time the food seems to be a waste of money. The owner Mr. Nadeem was not there, the tangri was not fresh, the kakori kabab were like mashed potatoes, mutton kabab were not available, and now comes the most pathetic chicken afgani with all over gravy of smelly cream. I immediately complained to the owner on call regarding this. And he doesn't bother much. I am Wondering if the food quality remains like this...they have to shut it down.

A Biryani should be & taste like a Biryani. Tried Qureshi Chicken Biryani. It was good not like that EXTRA spicy served elsewhere which has dominance of cardamom & Dalchini. Pricing is slightly on higher side. It's just next to Khan market metro station.

TLDR: The softest seekh kababs a fourth generation kabab lover has eaten in their life. Longer version: I grew up eating kababs from a tender age. My parents handed me a bone to suck on when I was six months old. I grew up in Aligarh/Delhi and Lucknow, perhaps the hubs of Mughlai food in India. I have eaten kababs across the world, from Miami to Chicago, from Mumbai to Kashmir, and Nadeem Qureshi's mutton kakori kababs are the softest seekh kababs I have ever eaten in my life. Bravo! Kudos! I shudder at the thought of how impossible it is to even take the kababs off the seekh, given how they crumble at the slightest touch. Such melt in the mouth, such joy! May this shop live long and continue to inspire and delight people like me.

Nice place this is Defence Colony fulyober market very Convenient no faraway India gate many Shop there you have lok many things there this is my little information for you thanks all of you

Overrated and Overpriced. Food is average. There are better options at a distance in Nizamuddin.