Mirchi Lahore

Truly the best chickpeas I’ve ever had - my partner who doesn’t like pulses couldn’t get enough. The saag paneer and methi chicken we also excellent. It’s open late and very friendly, so great for an impromptu dinner out. Quantities are generous. And despite its success, you can tell that Lahore One continues to makes cooking great food a priority.

Went for it thinking it'll be a complete pakistani restaurant but they serve Indian Pakistani and banhaladeshi food. Had Methi Chicken and thr lamb. These were delicious. As a person who doesn't eat too much chicken this was delicious. Potions are really good. Fills you up for sure. For desserts we had Kheer. It was my first time and that was delicious as well. Prices are also really good and affordable.

One of our go-to indian takeaway, we definitely need to try to eat there next time. The food is fresh and spicy, really feels homemade (very oily though). We had the saag gosht lamb, saag aloo, karahi chicken and chana. All were excellent and i would have them again. Update: had dine in and it's still excellent Another update: another excellent meal at Lahore One tonight! Also tried the sheesh kebabs and the kheer for dessert, all 5/5

Booked a table reservation for 6 people. Our family have been coming to Lahore One sporadically for over 35 years. Lahore One specialises in a few dishes, which is worth the travel and time for; Channa, Chicken Karahi, Kebabs and my favourite Asian dessert, Kheer - which is a rice pudding. We reserved in advance, as this place can get busy on weekends. Its casual, cafe like style is very low key and just offers good food. Don’t expect the service to be of Michelin level, but it is polite enough. You can bring your own alcohol, which is a nice touch. The menu is concise and doesn’t have the usual items you’ll see in other Indian/Pakistani restaurants, so be warned. The restaurant is fairly clean and comfortable but advise not to sit next to the bathroom upstairs. I recommend the dishes listed above and it is worth a trip.