Khyber Pass in Newham

Poor service, no salad served, mixed grill portions too small for the price, chatni which served at all at restaurants free we have been charge £1.50 Total bill for four with very small portions £90:00 to expensive, we had same food in a different afghani hotel for£60.00

An amazing spot with traditional food from the Khyber Pass in Pakistan. Try the lamb karahi (savoury and succulent) with some freshly made Peshwari naan. You won’t regret it. It’s cash only (which was really inconvenient as the closest bank machine was closed too).

Just moved into area and ordered our very first takeaway from Khybur Pass. It came quicker than suggested, for which we were delighted by. It was absolutely delicious. Fabulous chicken and lamb chop curries. And lovely nan bread. This will be a new favourite. Thank you for making our first day in our new home so special

Excellent food and very good staff. Foods are fresh and specially lamb karahi and chapli kebab are awesome. Highly recommended.

Lamb karahi' kabuki pulao ,Chaplin kebab and naan are awesome. Staff are very friendly and cheap price.

Excellent food and child friendly. Staff are very nice and complementary qawa are awesome. Very reasonable prices and nice decor.

The food is delicious and ambiance is very good. Staff was very friendl. There Chaplin kabab is a must try .

Amazing! Loved it. Good quality compare price range Worth to visit Quality, staff friendly and traditional-

This restaurant will not survive anymore. They seems bloody expensive like five star hotel. In a portion of large mix grill they gave 2 shik kebab, 5 chicken wings & 2 pieces lam bits for £24. They charge for salad & sauce. Can you believe I spend more then £90 and I had to pay for sauce!!! Customer service is terrible. All foods are very very expensive if you compare any London restaurants. They think they are moon high. Such a disgrace in the name of Asian restaurant.

They are Nusret wanna bees. I wouldn’t even bother giving them 1 star. They are the worst restaurants I have ever been to.. They really do make the name Khyber look bad. Some Bangladeshi guys running this place.. My experience with them was the worst and I explain why: 1. The guy standing at the till didn’t even bother looking at us when it was only us 4 in front of him we had to show ourselves in The waitress only showed up 3 times. She wouldn’t respond even when she was right in front of us. We had to yell at the guy who kept passing by to get us extra Naan. 2. The quality of food was really really bad felt like the oil used was left over from the chicken shop fryer. (pics attached) 3 they served us the Starter (lamb tika) on a foil paper. 4. The sauce looked like they mixed the already made mint sauce with some bad yougart (the green one was ok) 5. The Bill came up to £112? Please have a look at the pics and let me know if one would justify paying £112 for this?? PLEASE AVOID!!!

I always get food from there once a month but recently the amount they are serving with the price is really low. I mean food portion is really less than before and price are same.

Excellent Afghani and peshawari cuisine . Food was delicious and service was great too. I would recommend to go with advance booking as it’s very busy in weekends.

I ordered Panama Chicken Legs and suffered from food poisoning for two days. I have been visiting for a long time but I don't think I can go there again.

Very poor food quality and taste. The meat was just full of oil. Rice was dry! Even the mint sauce ware not properly mixed!!!

It’s not the same restaurant we used to go. They need to improve a lot of things. Service, staff behaviour, food quality and hygiene etc... I totally agree with other reviewers so that I don’t write long review.

Hace una semana fui con un invitado, y fue mi segunda visita. Esperaba algunas mejoras en el servicio, el tamaño de la porción y la decoración. pero todavía decepcionado. la comida estaba bien, pero no era muy especial como en algún otro restaurante afgano como el Taste of Pakistan. están cobrando 9 libras por 1 chapli kebab. pero uno de los mejores restaurantes de Londres sabe a Pakistán, que carga 3 increíblemente deliciosos kebabs chapli 11. 99 con naan gratis. Vamos, ustedes son muy muy caros. no recomendado.

Ayer tuvimos una Cena Aftar en Khyber Pass, la calidad de la comida y los servicios fueron terribles. Normalmente nos visita aquí y nos gusta la comida. Pero esta vez, especialmente en el mes de Ramadán, diría que pobre pobre pobre y no recomendaré a nadie en Ramadán. Esperamos más de 20 minutos ya que la comida no estaba lista, el propietario presta más atención al negocio. ¡Es una llamada alarmante! !

Este lugar debe ser cerrado bajo descripciones comerciales; El propietario es un bangladesí, los chefs son rumanos o europeos del este. Nada sabía auténtico.Y él no toma cartas. Establecimiento muy poco fiable. Nunca más, debería haber revisado Trip Advisor. NUNCA MÁS.Por favor, tenga en cuenta que esto es un RIP de articulación

We went to this restaurant with a friend who lives locally and had tried it. The staff were super friendly on arrival there was an open kitchen on the right - reassuring. The restaurant itself themed on the Peshawar area of NW Pakistan. But the props and articles from the region placed in the restaurant made it look like a second hand shop. I didn’t look closely as I daren’t as they looked dusty. I mean the plastic sheep carcas hanging in the entrance??...really?? We sat on the floor seating area and looking around the finish on the furnishing and decor was really a bodge job. It was like a restaurant out of the 70s or 80s. The food was okay. Nothing special. The Peshwari rice with sultanas In was lovely. The lemonade soda was recommended by the waiter had a funny smell and I personally found unpleasant. I know it’s London but I thought it was overpriced.I don’t like leaving negative reviews as this is someone’s business and the livelihood for numerous people but we go in there to spend our hard earned money and they need to clean the place up, give it a makeover and improve the food. Two stars as the staff were nice and the food was okay.

I was their today with family,This place should be shut down Immediately,Food is awful,and I mean awful.I’ve just thrown up 6 times.DO NOT GO TO THIS CRAP FAKE PESHWARI JOINT.I will report this place to food safety department,In newham council.Jawaid

Went there to try chapli kebabs but shockingly found that all the sheffs are Romanian and non Muslim. Absolutely gutted and wouldn't recommend to anyone, if you are going to eat Halal food then think twice as there is doubtful to eat. Plus huge hygienic issue as not a clean place. They should change the name from Khyber pass to Romanian restaurant.

Yo también estoy decepcionado, ya que ordené un artículo similar al de los visitantes a continuación. La mezcla de parrilla y curry. ¡Literalmente no me quedan palabras! ¡Debería haber revisado todos los comentarios primero! Llamé dos veces antes de entrar y nadie mencionó nunca sobre "reservar una mesa". ESPERE HASTA QUE LEÉ MÁS LOL ENTONCES LO SABERÁ. - así que entramos y nos dieron una mesa desagradable y el espacio no era agradable. Queríamos un asiento mejor, así que uno de nosotros se acercó al camarero. Él levanta las cejas y dice que no reservaste, ¿reservaste? Así que dijimos no, no tenemos. PERO GUIEN QUÉ, él pensó que queríamos el FLOOR SEATING que es SOLO PARA RESERVAS, PERO NO PODEMOS QUERER EL FLOOR SEATING, cuando se dio cuenta de que ni siquiera se disculpó y nos dieron una mesa de cosas hasta que una camarera nos ofreció una más grande. .

I work hard for the money I earn and so does everyone. I eat out a lot and even been to better restaurants than this! I treated my family for a meal I spent over £90 only for 4 Adults and a child.

Shameless restaurant! Portion size is disgustingly small and over priced! Misleading customers!

The meat may be Halal but the BUSINESS IS NOT HALAL!!!!

I went to this restaurant for dinner with my boyfriend. We ordered mutton curry and roasted chicken naan bread with gravy. I am not at all satisfied with food because mutton was hard didn't soft. Ambience was outstanding service also good. Whole restaurant was decorative with painting not at all bored because we can find new thing to discuss with partners.

Visité a un amigo con muletas - y amablemente le dieron una mesa grande - comida Peshwari absolutamente fabulosa - karahi de cordero delicioso - solo el lado negativo fue lento en el servicio y luego me dijeron que el té no estaba disponible porque querían que la mesa volviera para el siguiente grupo: -

Wonderful place to be . Nice food and good customer service. Place is like village inside and feel like you are in Pakistan .

Khyber pass is an amazing place to eat peshawri food. Good atmosphere. Very friendly service. A perfect place to relax and chat with family and friends. Highly recommended.

Pedí un kabli pulao para llevar. La comida estaba fría y la carne congelada. No había zanahorias en el pulao.

Existe la opción de sentarse en sillas o en el piso, elegimos este último para una experiencia más auténtica. La comida era absolutamente deliciosa y el servicio fue de primera clase. Muy recomendable para cualquiera que desee comida afgana o para aquellos que quieran probar algo nuevo.

Delicious food. Friendly staff. Best thing is proper pesharwari cuisine with a traditional decor and a relaxing envoirnment. Must try lamb chops and kebabs.

Bonita decoración y el servicio extraordinario, muy cortés y profesional. La calidad de la comida era en promedio positivo, algunos platos estaban deliciosos como fuente barbacoa mezcla era muy agradable, kebabs de pollo, falta chapli karahi sabores era bonito, pero estaba lleno de carnero karahi huesos. Té estaba buenísimo, sorpresa bastante agradable para ver chainak ollas de té.

We had excellent iftar at Khyber Pas 716 Romford Road. Service was excellent despite the fasting. Plenty of foods. Recommend you try. Be patient as they are really busy.

Este es uno de los restaurantes lujosos en East Ham. Fui sola para la cena. Sirven cocina Halal peshawari. El ambiente es bastante tradicional, con buena música en el karahi probamos el pollo backgroundI con naan. Estaba bastante bien, y aunque yo había pedido la porción del barrio, era mucho, y yo tenía que llevar a casa casi la mitad. Es un poco caro, pero las raciones parecen ser bastante generoso. Recomendado!

I visited with my family . Food was terrible. . Lamb Karahi was not cooked properly and also the lamb tikka was hard as solid. Felt embarrassed in front of family friends although bill was 90 pounds. Won’t suggest to anyone ..

They were real busy and the waitress messed up the order; we had free chicken soup and kava that was tasty. The restaurant was completely rushed off it's feet which was a good sign however they only has one cook and she fired up the grill late. I didn't get the kind of charcoal grill taste I had expected and there were bony bits in the kebabs. On the whole i would still visit again but will probably go for a more traditional Afghan dish and have more time to spend.

Visited Khyber Pass restaurant couple of times with family and enjoyed the Desi Pakistani delicious food... The restaurant theme is based on the typical rural style and they served the customers in the same fashion... Although the prices are overrated yet it is worth going to fill your stomach with some spicy food and have good time with friends and family

I had the best meal ever with family of 7 our bill came to £129.50 but I only paid £29.50+ tips

Authetic peshawari food, friendly staff, good decor, thoroughly enjoyed. good atmosphere. Well recomended.

Authentic taste of Charsi tikka,namak mandi karahi,kabli pilau and chapli kebab spot on. Owner is from Peshawar very humble man. Vintage look nice sitting area.

This place could be in the Khyber Pass!

The food is really tasty. We Really liked the Karahi Chicken, Chapli Kebab and Kabli Pilau. We come quite frequently...

Brilliant food good atmosphere and taste of karahi same like Peshawar specially Chapli Kebab Amazing Charsi Tikka also every nice

Very comfortable and traditional surrounding. Food is very delicious. Freshly made Lamb Karahi was very delicious with kebabs. Nice I visit regularly and service is good. Thank you for looking after us. Kamran

Don’t be put off by the entrance, which is a somewhat grotty takeaway type of counter. Go around to see...

Fuimos con unos amigos en la primera semana de mayo por primera vez. Namak Mandi (cordero ordenados), pollo karahi karahi chapli kebab y kabuli, palao de arroz. Mandi fue increíble, al igual que pollo. Llegar a tiempo por el arroz, ya completo pero es gusto también muy bueno. Té verde antes de después de la comida es buena. En general, fue una buena experiencia. Definitivamente volveré de nuevo.

Maravillado de lo malo que es este lugar.

Este lugar solía ser una vez de nuestro lugar favorito. No obstante, fue un poco caro, pero la comida solía ser bueno, así era su personal. Pero el año pasado fuimos en el cumpleaños de mi padre y fue un shock. Primero de todo cuando entramos a nadie nos sentamos sólo recibieron y estaban esperando a alguien que viene para que podamos pedir. Después de unos minutos salió un camarero nos ignoraron pero completamente. Me llamó y me dijo que tratando con otros clientes, ni siquiera se disculparon. De todas maneras después de 15 minutos, finalmente llegó a nuestra mesa y le pedimos pollo Karahi dijo que estén haciendo pollo hoy único plato pueden servir nosotros es chapal karahi kebab y cordero, que era un poco extraño. De todas maneras hicimos el pedido. No había mucha gente y sólo había dos camareros era de 45 minutos y no había señales de la comida les pidió dos veces y no fue molestado. De todas maneras nos fuimos sin comer y el camarero ni siquiera se disculpó de nuevo. Una vez que triste que nos encantó este lugar tanto que solía venir cada ahora y entonces y ahora verlo como este era realmente triste.

I went to this restaurant last night with my family, we ordered chicken Karahi and chappli Kebab. My 8 years old son was eating the chappli Kebab and found a steel wire from him mouth whilst chewing. We showed them and all what they said "we will let our meat suppliers know" They didn't even have the courtesy to give change back. Overall I think it's a disgraceful response. Won't be going there again!!

I went to this restaurant and was astonished with the level of filth, broken tables, wonky chairs, burnt kebabs and on top of this i ordered lamb karahi only to be given a karahi of bones and no lamb. Please dont waste your time and money. I ordered sheik keebabs and the waiteress didnt oven know they sold this. Furthermore i asked for a baby chair and the lady said charge??? I felt i was in a third world country restaurant. NEVER EVER AGAIN.

This was my first visit in Khyber Pass with my family. Absolutely wonderful and proper Peshawari food. Everything was absolutely tasty and the environment was really good. We enjoyed the environment and food. The best customer services and I would say you must try once.

Visited here recently with a friend. His friends had highly recommended this place as they come from the same region and thought the food here was very good and an accurate representation of the area. We ordered charsi tikka to start which was pricey at £9 for 1/4kg. 6 pieces of grilled chicken seasoned with salt. Then lamb karahi at £9 for 1/4kg, kabuli pulao at £8, and 2 peshawari naan which were £1 each. The pulao was very average...lamb steaks on top were dry and not seasoned with anything. Rice was fairly plain. Naan was excellent and bought out fresh as you required it. Lamv Karahi was the tastiest thing though 50% was bone - not meat on bone - just bone. Free mint sauce was gloopy and possibly pre-made and bought in. Salad was small..and none of the 'freebies' were unlimited as other reviewers have stated. Free zarda kheer was dry and tasteless - thankfully it was free. Green tea at start and end of meal laced with cardamom and sugar was the best bit for me! I think I'm more used to other types if Indian/Asian food and therefore found this style of cooking flavourless and bland; lacking spices and taste. I wouldn't eat here again.

Positives:1) Food was great, Charsi Tikka and Namak Mandi Karahi was good, the green tea had the aunthetic taste of dhaabas.2) Ambience was good, there was a choice of table seating as well as traditional afghani/peshawari ground/phatta/takht seating with cushions.3) Service was as promised, they claim to serve fresh food and not precooked food so they take around 30 minutes to serve from the time of the order, so the food arrived on time.4) Manager checked with us regarding the food.Areas of improvement:1) The food was abit pricey in comparison to the quantity.2) The waiters seem slightly unfriendly.

Mashallah very nice and lovly food and freshly made and nice hospitality by management keep it up please and i will highly recommend this

This place is amazing. I came in one Friday evening on my own. It was quite full and I was the only white person there. It was like stepping into a different country for an hour. I was served in a much more homely kind of way than I usually would be in a London restaurant.The waitress helped me choose a dish. I had the Chicken Karahi (she suggested I take a smaller and therefore cheaper portion than the one in the menu), Peshawari Naan and Lemon Soda. While the prices are probably more in the mid-range than budget bracket, when you take into consideration how much you get for free in addition to what you order, it is very good value indeed. I got lots of tea, salad and a sweet rice for dessert all included. And the portions were big - I still had enough to take home and have a small meal of it the next day.Almost everything on the menu is dairy free, which was wonderful for me. It's not often I can have most things on a menu!This place has a very low hygiene rating, probably in part because all the cooking methods seem to be very traditional. My Chicken Karahi arrived on a traditional cast iron pan, the kind that should (according to traditional cooking methods) only get wiped down rather than washed. That said, McDonalds has a very high hygiene rating and I'm pretty sure it's less healthy than the food here!I would really recommend this place. It's a random, but very interesting experience.

I am big fan of afghan food so I know what it is like. We passed this restaurant many times and decided we give it a go.We were welcomed by a polite Romanian waitress who was friendly and seemed to be taking on the job of three people. The "kawa" was good but that's where the music stopped and it went downhill from there. We ordered kabuli pulao which came after long wait and the lamb didn't seemed to be cooked with it but separately and just placed on top of the pulao. It meat was cold The fat had solidified due to being cold and it was not pleasant. the seekh kebab took ages and t seemed the mince was not fresh and stored in freezer as it was cold and wet from the inside. later we ordered another kebab as my daughter seemed to enjoy it and the waitress suggested it might take 20 mins atleast so she suggested we order chapli kebab instead as it would be quick. However it was atleast 15 mins and 3 reminders that the chapli kebab landed when it arrived I was shocked to see that along with kebab even the garnished tomato was covered in black oil. It looked th oil in which it was fried had seen better days. seeing the look of horror on my face the owner I assume (short man with heavily gelled hair in a hairband and little pony tail ) came and said it may look not so pretty but it will definitely taste very good as it is the best Chapli kebab in whole of Pakistan. I know huge claim so I tried. After a reluctant bite I was sure it cannot be the best in Pakistan but @ £8 a piece it may be the most expensive in Pakistan. I refuse to pay on the basis that I did not like secondly it was not what I wanted and the waitress suggested it because my order apparently would take long for it and he said wait for it here is the funny bit.. lets share the loss I will take off £4 and you pay £4. I could not believe what I was hearing. a restaurateur in hospitality industry was haggling with me to pay for food which I did not like or preferred and he could not grasp this so In the end he took of 5.50 off my bill..I did not bother trying to give him a lesson in customer service and paid and left never to return again..I wont be surprised if a couple 5 star feedback is left to counteract my poor review.

The staff are very friendly, constantly bringing over more herbal tea, mint sauce and salad. The namakmandi (lamb) karahi is a must taste.. absolutely delicious! My portion did have quite a lot of bone and fat but i do understand these are essential for the taste of this particular dish. The chappli kebab was definitely worth £7, very tasty and filling too at 1/2 KG. Naan bread is brought out as they are cooked to ensure they are hot and fresh. Furthermore, the restaurant itself has been designed really well and it brought back many memories for me, personally being a Pathan. Finally, i was pleased that the staff has Pashto music at hand, when requested to play it.

I have been only once, but the Kabuli Pulao was the most wonderful biryani I have ever eaten in the UK. No weird colours, no excessive spices of the wrong kind, no sauce extracted from a common pan, it was truly authentic. I also ate an excellent Chappli kebab which I know is Peshwari and I was told by my friend that the lamb karahi is excellent (possibly outstanding). Its difficult to find by public transport, but well worth the effort.

Ideal restaurant for people who love lamb and chicken Karahi. I love lamb karahi at Khyber Pass. Very friendly staff and owner is very caring & hardworking who remain on site to take care of customers. Do not keep you waiting for long even on weekend. Reasonable prices. never find kawa, salad, raita and sweet rice as complementary on other restaurant, just have to pay for main course, bread nan & drinks. Affordable to visit once a week. Must visit place.

Very delicious food as always..excellent service by trained staff, highly recommended, very nice environment and the food service is right on time.

Excellent peshawari food in a desi setting. Very good service, the staff is very friendly. The kahwa is really good. Do come to this place with friends and family.

This place serves very authentic good food... the service / ambiance is great too! Would strongly recommend the kabuli pulav and lamb curry... :)

I been this restaurant with friends. We had lamb karahi and naan. The tea before the meal was very good and it helps to recover my bad throat as well. We all enjoyed it. Recommended.

Authentic pukhtoon cuisine, right from the sweet green served upfront to the lamb botis to the chapli kebabs to the delectable desserts

Been here lots of times but..... This one was my last visit The girls was very rude and she charged extra then we tell her about the bill even she ddnt did apology just took bill and detuct in Karahi no gravy at all and lots of oil Never go here again Rubbish RubbishRubbish Guys u r going down but I think not going down already gone down and u r finished now like Shanwari Hope there will b any other new peshawari restaurant around soon but not u guys u will b shut soon as captain da dera

Great taste from unexpected place. What a lamb on bone. very traditional taste. Karahi gosht was very good as well but Namkeen Gosht was just great. Naan and Kulcha need to improve. Parking across the road and limited time only that is only negative. Highly recommended.

The menu is quite brief but everything on there is cooked to perfection. Good ambience, customer service could be a bit promoter. Very keen to go again.

If you are prepared to travel the extra mile to East London, this is the place for authentic Peshwari food and ambience. The meat is served by weight and the prices very reasonable. The food is yummy and will make you lick the plates. The decor is very traditional and quirky. Highly recommended.

This restaurant always satisfies my Karahi cravings to the fullest. The complimentary tea and dessert is a plus. We tried the lamb Karahi, chapli kebab, sheesh kebabs, peshwari naan with salt and sweet lassi. The environment is very traditional looking, though the seating area can be upgraded and needs a little bit modernization. Overall, very nice food so I can ignore the seating. A must try in Manor Park area

Expensive with not so tasty food. Also they try charging you for extras. food is very oily. Rip Offf

I have visited this place twice within the last year and thought of giving a review about my experience. Dont go, if you are looking to eat something nice because it is very likely that the food you would eat is going to be of a very poor quality. My first visit was with friends who invited me to this place and it was okish. My second visit was terrible though. Same poor quality meat and ingridients. Will not recomend this place to anyone.

i stumbled across this restaurant about 2 years ago with my wife and to be honest was expecting the usual Pakistani food, but was delighted by decor which is quite quirky for a Asian restaurant. Lots of furniture and posters and various seating arrangement where you can choose to sit on the floor, sit back on some lounge chairs or the standard table and chairs. It was a cold winter day and as soon as we got in we were seated and brought a coal fire bucket which gave off plenty of heat and kept us warm and complimented a nice aura to the place.Then we were presented with some complimentary Peshawari qawa (tea) in a retro teapot and cups which was lovely, so much so i asked for another pot! The menu is small but We ordered a mixed grill first and to be honest first impressions were looks bland and too much meat but we did get stuck in and was tasty but not spicy. The we had ordered some rice and a lamb curry and Naan. Curry was fresh full flavour and naan bread was excellent, finally we were given complimentary sweet rice as a desert which was lovely overall we left being surprised and looking forward to coming back. I have been several times since then and must recommended the place highly. Personally i like alot of spice but i didn't miss it when i come here as the taste of the food makes up for the spice lost and I recommend this place to all.

the food is nice, and different to other Indians, as they are more traditional, like pashto or kashmiri or afgani food. still lamb and roti full of flavor and the service is ok

Service is very bad and waitress manager very rude. She does not have skills to be customer assistant but she is manager. So think how bad she could be... 10min food we waited 40min then when asked her she answered rudely do we not want fress food.

yesterday my boyfriend got food poisoning due to the distgusting un cooked food here terrible yuk yu

definitely the best Pakistani karhai I have eaten in UK. Great authentic taste, made fresh in front kitchen with all fresh ingredients. Highly recommended chicken karhai, mash ki daal and chapali kebab! Plus points for complimentary greeen tea and sweet zarda rice. true Pakistani hospitality

This restaurant was an amazing find, we didn't intentionally go out of our way to go to Khyber Pass, in fact we had made a trip to manor park to eat at a restaurant opposite Khyber Pass but they were closed. And boy are we pleased it was. We were hesitant to walk into Khyber Pass as it didn't have the initial appeal from the outside, but after walking in and being greeted by the owner himself any second thoughts we had were quickly wiped away and our experience was nothing less then tantalising from start to finish. Cant fault them with a single thing, with complimentary mint tea to start with served in traditional cup bowls you just felt like you were in a different part of the world. The restaurant is a fusion between Peshwari and Afghani and when our mains started to come we indulged in our meal, traditional home made style grill and karahi, the best I have had by far and my friends share the same opinions. I will most definitely be returning here and if you haven't already tried it and you want a trip back to Peshwar/Afghan then you MUST make the trip down.

The best curry in London? I think so, the best nan in town? Quite possibly. You can eat and eat in this gem of a place. Makes my mouth water just thinking about their karai's. always freshly made, and always tastes amazing! I wish I knew their recipe!

I had been to some pakistani restaurants. But I only loved the namak mandi karahi here. The refreshing lemon soda cake is like icing on cake. The starter tikka platter is also very very tasty with complementary kahwa. It reminds me of muree mall road nights.

We went there to have that namak mandi karahi, it was so tasty and the owner there was cooking himself. I somehow noticed that service is a little bit poor. And also loved their lemon soda drink and kahwa and tikka platter as starter. Worth visiting !!

Best Karahi- Excellent Naan.Complementary Kawaa is super.Value for money, would recommend it to others..

My wife and I are new to the Manor Park area and glad to find this place. We're looking forward to coming back soon.

i absolute love the food but needs parking places as its always busy and less waiting time and also the place needs a renovation!! :-)

I had a really nice experience at Khyber Pass. The food was good, and the personnel was quite polite. I will definitely come again when in the area.

We orderd three disches' chalse tikka ' Namak mandi Karahi and chapli kebabs. The Tikka was excellent ' karahi is not the same standred the colour was black and they put some spices ( Misalas) in it. The chapli kebabs were very nice but one kebab was on £ 7.00. Over all I can say the food was good but expensive. About the service I can say it was good ' because they tried to give us the best service and in the result we give them £12.00 tip.

quiet nice food, loved d way day served the food and drinks.. staffs were friendly, well known on dealing with the issues and problems of the customers, had a good time with family, nice interior and affordable pricing,, place to be going often.

Khyber Pass = ars e and believe me you'll know you've had a curry the next day. Probably ok for after beer if your bladdered

Food was nice. Karahi's, Chapli kebab and Pilao are their specialist dishes. Staff was very friendly and checked from time to time if we needed anything. Will definitely go there again. Would recommend booking in advance since place gets quite busy on weekend.

There were hardly 4 items on the menu. The food, when it arrived, was drenched in oil. I would never go again. Expensive for the quality and taste.

this is not what Afghani food is. Chapli Kabab are not as good how they are supposed to be. I am pakhtoon and i know what the actual cuisine is but is ok. Restaurant is Afghani staff can't understand Pashto and playing Indian Music....

Went last night with a few friends and what can I say....... The food was fatty meat with litres of cooking oil with very little to excite the taste buds. The staff are ill equipped with personal hygiene and customer service. Waited ages for food and when it arrived, it came all together so sat on the table to gather the Pashtun dust. The ambience is busy, untidy, unhygienic and frankly third world standard. In fact I go as far as saying that the local H&S officers should pay this place a visit as I think its not un to scratch.There were other diners in the restaurant that were even more upset than us and 2 or 3 pockets of verbal unrest and discontent were expressed with no real impact on the staff.Poor food, unreasonable pricing and very inadequate premises. STAY WELL CLEAR

Khyber Pass started with a bang - the first Pashtun/Afghan restaurant in London or in this area and received massive foot fall. I was one of the many loyal customers. It was very cheap, quality of all ingredients was fabulous and taste lovely.One year down the road, it has all gone down the hill. The portion sizes have reduced under half, quality is extremely poor - most times they serve fatty meat or left over from yesterday and nothing fresh. None now cares about taste when serving. I told them on three visits that they are going down, they didn't do anything to change back to good. Won't go again and none should go.

taste was good with the price but the service was not up to mark..:(( went there with friend after finishing work.. though food was good but service man were very rude..

I went to this restaurant and the food was fantastic, real taste of Pakistan's Namak mandi, the freshness and the passion put in when its been cooked. The taste is very different to other restaurants and this restaurant is by far the best one and most definitely the original taste of Peshawar .

Chapli kebabs are the best, I've been going there for last two years and every time I go there just to eat Chapli Kebab. Another must thing to try there is their special lemon soda(one of its kind) it's not a very high fi restaurant but if u want tasty food then you must try them

The manager/owner is on a mission to educate the people about a Pakistani food and culture that has been misrepresented by the media. You can really tell that h=this restaurant is a labor of love because that passion is shown in the quality of the food. My parents and I were on a family vacation in London and were told this was a great place to eat. We traveled over an hour to get the here but the wait was well worth it. One of the best Pakistani/Indian cuisines Ive ever had!

Food is ok, freshly done, hot, good test. Service is good. Why 50 character , is this o level exam.,

Staff really didn't look interested - not a good place to eat.

They only have around 5 dishes in their menu, but there is a good reason for this as they only do what they best at and this ensures quality ingredients. I had to wait 25 minutes as they make the dish from scratch. We had the lamb kharai and I can say it has to be one of the best meat dishes I've had. The flavour and quality is amazing. I'd recommend a visit to this place anyone who is into meat dishes.