Janooon Cafe

“We stopped by Janooon Cafe with friends and had a really nice experience overall. It's more of a self-serve style cafe rather than a full restaurant, but they still bring the food to your table which was a nice touch. We ordered quite a few things to try, the Anday Wala Slider came as a sub sandwich, which was surprising since it's called a slider, but flavor-wise it was okay. The spicy chicken sliders came with two buns and were good, though a bit basic. The real winner for us was the Katori Papri Chaat fresh, tangy, and perfectly spiced, definitely a 10/10! The Gol Gappy, on the other hand, lacked seasoning and didn't taste very authentic, so we weren't too impressed with that one. The loaded fries were crispy and topped with seasoned grilled chicken, cheese, and their special sauce it was good. We also got a pot of Karak Tea, which was nicely presented in a glass teapot with golden cups and had a rich, flavorful taste. Overall, Janooon Cafe is a cozy spot with good food, good service, and affordable prices. It's not too expensive either for all these dishes, we paid around $50 total, which was very reasonable for the amount we got. I also loved that they have games to play while you hang out, like American cards and traditional Pakistani games -- it adds such a fun, chill vibe. Definitely a nice place to relax and share snacks & drinks with friends.”

“One of the best food places I've been to in NYC. The biryani isn't exactly like traditional Karachi biryani, but it comes surprisingly close. It has a nice balance of flavors and feels thoughtfully prepared. Overall, a great spot if you're looking for something flavorful and different.”

“Very nice and quiet place. Different choices of food will make happy those who know that cuisine. The coffee taste just great, especially the latte and cappuccino as well.”