Alnoor Kebab & Sweets Restaurant

$8 for cup of tea, full of bugs
I don’t even know how city allow them to open this place

Experienced honest clean, one of the last few still making samosa and chai from scratch instead of using dispensers

It feels like they almost prefer no one to come to this restaurant. I just don’t get it how they are surviving for so long.

Very stale food that tasted like it was microwaved. Samosa tastes bitter and like old oil. Dips for kababs tasted spoiled. Area looks unclean. Overpriced to the core.

Their halwa poori taste is unmatched in Durham region. Authentic flavoursome channa and aaloo with achaar

The owner charged 14 dollars for Dahi puri (6 pieces). Such poor quality food. Ridiculous.

The food is good - however too expensive for what you get and for the area it serves

the atmosphere is a mix of - Is this a variety Store or Restaurant
I would nver eat in

The owner is super friendly

As a tourist we picked our nearest restaurant for Pakistani breakfast it was 2 miles from our hotel We ordered Chana, halwa poori and Nihari both food was not freshly cooked but microwaved all food got dried because of microwaving. Chana and Aloo both sprinkled with (indian chunky chat masala). Nihari actually was not taste like Nihari.
Tea was sweetened by condensed milk didn’t taste good.
This place is over priced we paid CAD $67 for 1 Nihari, 1 Halwa poori combo, 2 chai and 2 naan 2 drinks.
Not recommend for Pakistani taste

Worst ever samosas. They charge you a $ for each samosa and will hand over the small samosas saying the bigger one is finished.
Not at all recommended and worth it.

I went there on one of friends recommendation. I ordered channa bhatura and masala tea. For food I will give 4 out of 5 but. For service. He is rudest person I ever met in Canada. I know kitchen work is always busy. But it's doesn't give the owner right to speak rudely. We are paying for the food. It was my first visit to this restaurant but owners behaviour made it last. I travelled specially from Oshawa for breakfast. But he just ruined my whole Sunday.

They have really good food & the Owner is friendly go ahead & try their chana puri, the puri's are really good.

The paya did not contain any paya and the nihari was better but again mediocre - will stay away from these two dishes. The halwa puris were nicely packed but the chana was mostly masala and less chana and the aloo was also the same. The halwa was good and not oily. The chilly level is hot and the condiments are plenty - with chillies, achar and marinated onions. If you're looking for high quality pooris this is the go to place.