Mirchi restaurant

It’s a Halal food restaurant we enjoyed the atmosphere, and the food was really delicious. We chapli Kaba, Chicken Karahi,Fresh Nanan , Potato spinach.

Pretty quite place to eat. Definitely tucked into the side of jack of the Box. First time ever having any type of Pakistan style food, if you live spicy this is the place. Chicken was tender and full of flavor from the spices, not sure if it was rice or long pasta, bit it was a lot and it was delicious! Would highly recommend for a first item! They had Naan bread too!! I didn't get any but it looked so good!! Also they got some.major upgrades! Food still taste amazing but now they have tv Menus!

Wow! This place is REALLY good. So happy to have a great Indian food place so close to me!

We had our iftar buffet at Mirchi, price was very reasonable and the food was very tasty. We were served date, pakora and chole with lemonade to break our fast. Puri, halwa and chana was the highlight. We also like the tandoori chicken and nehari. The only down wide was that the goat biryani smelled too goaty. Otherwise, it was a great experience and we will definitely be back.

Very difficult to find it but food is good despite heavy on SALT. U need to come into the parking of jack in the box to find it. There are no digns for guidance. Inside Ambiance is bad. Booth seats are very low as compared to the table so sit in chairs in the center. Restroom is quite weird and has no air con. Outside is pretty shady so don't leave ur stuff in the car. I had mutton pullao which was good as well as chicken karahi. Won't recommend mango lassi. Quantity and quality of chai is average. The have buffet brunch on Sundays.

Introduction- This is a Pakistani restaurant. But, they serve some Indian dishes also. As an Indian Asian, this is an average restaurant for me. Quality & experience- The food quality is of course good, but the taste of the dishes are so & so. I believe the owner sits as the cashier & she is a good person. If you don't know about the dishes or have a specific desire for a dish or taste, take her help. She'll guide you to enjoy your meal. If you want to try out Indo-Pak food or first timer, this could be an try-out restaurant for you. The place is clean & tidy. Have seperate restroom for men & ladies and they are cleen. Have plenty of sittings. Menu & price- They don't have a menu. So, you won't be able to know the name, how it is prepared, what is/are in it & the price of the dish. Be assure, most (95℅) of the pulaow (basmati rice), biriyani, meat, kabab, veggie, and daal (lentils) dish items price are $12.99 to $15.99 and enough for 2 person. If you have a big appetite, then 1 order is more than enough. Garlic butter Naan is $6.99. Lassi is $3.99. Their serving portion is more than other Indo-Pak restaurants. Buffet- Sunday is the best day to go as they have the buffet for $15.99 per person from 12 pm to 4 pm. Other days of the week are Ala cart (by order only). Business hours- Their regular business hours are from 12pm to 8pm. But I suggest going earlier/ daytime, as the location swarms with homeless people. Location- Located in a nice and quiet part of Riverside close to freeway. Also closed by homeless people's living area. It has a nice view of mountains. Has a lot of free parking & is wheelchair accessible.

Ordered take out from Mirchi on a Saturday night. Food was amazing. Chicken Tikka was oily but the had the flavor to back it up. The boneless tandoori chicken (boti??) was amazing. The garlic naan was also really good. We didn't eat inside so I can't speak on the service and cleanliness. Overall if you're looking for authentic Indian/paki food I recommend this place.