Some of the best Indian/Pakistani food i’ve had in the states. All the meats tasted high quality, and the masala on everything was delicious. The right amount of spice to get you to sweat without killing your taste buds. Their naan is unique, it’s crispy on the outside and pizza like in the middle. Delicious but very doughy naan. I prefer naan more light and fluffy. I think they should have different density of doughiness depending on what flavor you get lol. You’ll know what i mean when you see their selection of naan. I got the regular naan well done, i like my naan a little charred and not too doughy so that was a good call. We got the pani puri, chicken 69, meat platter, and the lamb biryani. That was probably enough for 4-5 people, it was only two of us and we were stuffed. Literally everything was delicious. The price for everything was fair and I think very reasonable for the quality of the food you’re getting. I’m definitely coming back here next time i’m in SF.

One of the best foods and services I have experienced is not in San Francisco but also in the entire San Francisco Bay area. Advance booking is recommended. Tandoori fish(spicy) and lamb chops are the best. Kids love the Chicken Tikka Burger and Chicken 69 Bites. Bombshell Burger, little spicy for the kids. Ambiance and decor are very nice and simple. Price wise reasonable compare tonthe location, food and Ambiance. We ordered for five, which includes Nihari, lamb shops, two chicken Tikka Burger, three plain Nan, one pesto Naan, one Garlic cheese Naan, 4 of Mocktsils drinks. Total comes to $95.00 plus $18.00 services charges.

kind of a run of the mill indian restaurant, nothing in particular stood out. we ordered mostly appetizers to keep the meal a bit light. The mexican samosas were different, but not bad. the paneer tikka was also just alright as well. The fire fries were kinda unique, I liked the combination of curry, cheese, and taki dust on potato. but the gobi manchurian was the best for sure, though i will say it could have been crispier.

Had this place saved for so long after watching Instagram reels promoting this place. Finally had a chance to visit and felt overall disappointed with the food. Here’s what we got and their reviews: Pani puri shots: average taste and worth getting for the shots presentation Chicken 69 bites: tasted like a lot of ketchup in the sauce Paneer tikka masala: average taste, can get the same thing anywhere else Karhai chicken: once again, all about the presentation and very average taste Naans: super thick like high rise pizza dough No complaints for the service or atmosphere but super underwhelming food. Overall, will not be visiting again.

Food is very very spicy! As a brown person I didn’t expect to be the one to find it spicy. But it was really tasty and service was great too

I wish I could give 5 stars because the service was an 11/10. Servers were all super kind and attentive. The food unfortunately was just not great. Samosas appetizers were both very good. Firecracker wings (not on menu, saw on social media as specialty item) were also pretty solid. Main entrees: Mixed Grill, which was a combo of all their main entrees. Most of the meats were very very dry and just not good. We barely touched it after the first couple bites. Biryani had good flavor but it was 95% rice. Got a couple pieces of chicken and was also kind of dry. Naan bread is pizza dough, not actual naan bread (they have pizza on the menu). Overall, incredibly kind staff and great service. Food is just underwhelming.

Amazing Indian food right in middle of the downtown. So close to plenty of famous hotels and I would highly recommend anyone to visit this place. The pesto naan and cheesy garlic naan justifies why they’re a fusion restaurant. We also tried Pani Puri shots, Rangoli Kurma and paan ice cream. Great atmosphere and friendly staff.

I would highly recommend Kinara Fusion Kitchen if you are looking for a good Pakistani fusion food. You will need to book in advance and they were accommodating when we were running late. We ordered the popular dishes including panipuri shots, fire fries, samosa chat, Chicken 69. In terms of ambiance, Kinara has a cozy and casual atmosphere, with simple decor and comfortable seating. Prices are reasonable, and portions are generous. Service is quick and all your needs are addressed quickly. One thing I did not find in the reviews is parking issue. Since it is situated in downtown, it will be very difficult to find parking depending on the time of the day. Give yourself ample time to park if you want to enjoy the restaurant worry free.