Baba Tikka - Halal Indian & Pakistani Cuisine

Alaa Kmj 2 months ago

It’s really good restaurant the food is great but the size is very small compared to the price but for people don’t eat much like me and my husband is good we will come back

Monem Salam 4 months ago

Nice polace for Pakistani food; chicken cheese tikka roll is good and wrapped in a paratha Had the karahi chicken and it was rich in spices, but lacked enough curry; chicken itself was nice and tender Naan was fresh and good

Faizan Ghaznavi 5 months ago

One of the best halal restaurants in Elmwood Park! Baba Tikka has amazing food every time I visit. The butter chicken is creamy and full of flavor, and the chicken tikka masala is just as good with the perfect spice level. The garlic naan is always fresh, soft, and pairs perfectly with the curries. This is definitely one of my go-to spots when I’m craving halal food near me. Great place for authentic Pakistani and Indian food.

Moeed Malik 8 months ago

I stopped here on my way back to Connecticut after a meeting because I was craving good Pakistani food and found this place randomly on Google — I’m so glad I did. I believe I spoke with the owner when I ordered over the phone. She was incredibly kind and patient while taking my order. I explained that I’m very picky and wanted my food prepared a very specific way, and she delivered perfectly. The chicken karahi tasted homemade with a nice restaurant-style kick. The chicken biryani was delicious, and the naan was exactly how I requested — thin and perfect. I was even able to warm it up the next day and enjoy it, which rarely happens with naan from other places. Overall, this is a wonderful family restaurant. When I arrived to pick up the food, I noticed her son helping out, which added to the warm, family-run atmosphere. The portions are also very generous compared to any Pakistani restaurant I’ve been to. They’re running a great business. I will definitely be back and will likely be placing a catering order soon. Thank you again!

Tawhida K a year ago

We dined in yesterday afternoon. It took around 25 minutes for our food to come out. We ordered a $17 chicken handi curry (that doesn't come with rice or naan), a $7 shammi kabab appetizer and a $18 chicken biryani, and a naan. The menu prices are attached to this review. The chicken handi's quantity to price ratio is extremely high. You can see the tablespoon for comparison to the size of the kadhai, and the size of the biryani, it was very small for the price we paid for it (especially considering no rice/bread comes with it!) The chicken handi tasted like the gravy was cooked separately, and unmarinated chicken breast was mixed into into the gravy at the last moment— it did not taste like one cohesive dish, the chicken itself didn't have any flavor or even salt (all the flavor was from the gravy) and was not worth the price we paid for it. The chicken biryani was decent, but there was only one piece of a drumstick, 2 bony pieces of chicken with very small amounts of meat (pictured on my plate) and 1 medium, normal sized piece of chicken with the rest of the large pot consisting of biryani rice. The ratio of meat:rice is off but at least the $18 price tag is okay compared to t