Karama Restaurant

Very beautifully designed restaurant with ample seating space. Dim lighted and good spot for family or friends dine-in. All the dishes were delicious and my favorite was Rogan Josh. The gravy and mutton was well prepared and flavourful. Service was also fine and they suggest proper quantity to order as per group size. Butter chicken was very creamy and worth trying. In drinks, Arabian pulpy grape is my all time favorite and one can order a jug itself for group of 4 or more.

A Random Visit That Turned Into a Great Experience” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My wife and I randomly decided to visit Karama without planning much, and honestly, it turned out to be a surprisingly great experience. From the moment we entered, the ambience felt warm and welcoming. The seating setup and overall vibe made the place feel premium yet comfortable. The food was definitely the highlight of our visit. We tried a mix of dishes, and most of them were genuinely impressive. The mutton dishes especially stood out — soft, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. You can tell the kitchen knows how to handle non-veg items really well. Even the starters had good balance in seasoning and taste. Service was another strong point. The staff was attentive, polite, and quick without being intrusive. It made the whole dining experience smooth and relaxed. What I liked most is that despite hearing mixed reviews before visiting, our personal experience was actually very positive. Every restaurant can have off days, but on our visit, Karama delivered good food, nice ambience, and quality service. If you enjoy flavorful non-veg food and want a good dine-in experience in Bengaluru, this place is definitely worth trying at least once with family or friends.

Was here with family on bakrid. We sat on the first floor. Ambiance is good, they have lamps hanging from the ceiling, the walls are ceramic cut outs of paintings, they had a dedicated space for people wanting to sit on the sofa on ground level. For Appetizers, we had their Mutton Peshawari Sheekh, Chicken Pakiza Tikka and Alfaham Chicken. For Mains, we had their Mutton Biryani and Chicken Biryani. The food was cooked middle Eastern style, mild flavors, smokiness on the sheekh and tanginess on the Pakiza chicken. We felt the portions could be better. The service was incredibly slow even though there were few guests. Overall, you can visit if you like to try middle Easter food like Sheekh and Mandi

Visited this place recently and the overall experience was pretty average; not bad, but nothing that really stood out or gave that wow factor either. That said, the Dahi Kebab absolutely deserves a special mention. Easily a 10/10 dish! I’ve honestly never had anything like it before. Super flavourful, perfectly balanced, and definitely the highlight of the meal. Would probably come back just for that alone!

Rating:0.5/5 Incredibly overrated. I came here because of all the hype, but it was a massive disappointment. The service was painfully slow, and when the food finally arrived, it was easily some of the worst-tasting food I’ve had in a long time. Definitely not worth the price or the wait. Avoid it and try something worthy.

A Feast for the Senses: A Review of Karama Restaurant If you’re looking for a spot that hits the perfect intersection of Arabian flair and robust, spicy flavors, Karama delivers in spades. From the moment the vibrant red menu hits the table, you know you're in for an authentic experience. The Starters & Sips We kicked things off with a refreshing fruit chiller—perfectly blended and chilled to cut through the heat of the meal. The fresh garden salad was a simple, crisp accompaniment of sliced cucumbers and carrots, brightened with a squeeze of lime, setting the stage for the heavier hitters. The Main Event The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the Shish Tawook. The chicken was charred to perfection, retaining a juicy interior with that unmistakable smoky aroma from the grill. It arrived with: Golden fries for that essential crunch. Creamy garlic toum and a spicy pink dipping sauce that tied the whole plate together. Freshly baked Khaboos, which was soft, pillowy, and ideal for wrapping up those succulent pieces of meat. For the gravy lovers, the mutton keema (or perhaps a rich Tehari/Karahi dish) was a standout. Garnished with fresh coriander and ginger juliennes, it was thick, oily in the best way possible, and packed a serious punch of spices. The Grand Finale: The Falooda You cannot leave Karama without diving into their Falooda. This wasn't just a dessert; it was a vertical masterpiece. Layered with: Smooth rose and vanilla syrup. Cooling basil seeds (sabja) and vermicelli. Fresh fruit slices, including kiwi and pomegranate. A massive scoop of black currant/berry ice cream topped with a bright red cherry. It’s the ultimate "cool down" after a spicy meal—creamy, textured, and just the right amount of sweet. The Verdict: Karama continues to be a powerhouse for anyone craving grilled meats and rich, traditional desserts. The presentation is vibrant, the portions are generous, and the flavors are unapologetically bold. Must Order: The Shish Tawook and the Signature Falooda.

I called the given number in Google and it landed in empire hotel and the staff said that you will get a callback from Karama Restaurant which did not happen! I called the given customer care mentioned in the review and was disconnected!! Skeptical about going to the restaurant however I did go with my family. Got the parking next to the hotel and the captain led us to a convenient place in first floor. Ordered the food known for: Karachi roti, mutton gosht, nihari and Arabian champagne along with rice items! The Russian salad was great! Overall Satisfied

We visited during Ramzan month. Had ordered seekh kebabs, shami kebab, paya soup. While the kebabs were decent, the paya soup was bland, and we also found a housefly swimming in it. Questionable hygiene. Never visiting again.

Karama on Mosque Road is one of the most happening spots during Ramzan — and for good reason. This place is not just about one dish — it’s the overall street food experience. From haleem to refreshing drinks like mohabbat ka sharbat, there’s a lot to explore. The crowd, lights, and constant food flow make it feel like a proper Ramzan night market. 💬 What stood out: • Rich haleem & variety of Ramzan specials • Refreshing sharbat options 🥤 • Lively night food atmosphere ⚠️ What to expect: • Very crowded during peak hours • Finding space can be a challenge 💬 Verdict: Karama is a must-visit during Ramzan if you want variety, vibe, and a complete street food experience. 📍 Location: Frazer Town, Bangalore

A Flavorful Must-Visit in Bengaluru! ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently had dinner at Karama, and it was a memorable experience. Whether you are a local or just traveling through Bangalore, this place should definitely be on your list. The Ambience & Service The first thing that strikes you is the awesome ambience. They offer different seating options (including traditional floor seating styles), which adds a unique touch to the dining experience. The staff is very professional and attentive, making sure we were comfortable throughout the meal. The Food We explored a variety of dishes, and for the most part, the kitchen delivered excellence: Salt Chicken: A standout starter! Perfectly seasoned and a great way to begin the meal. Mutton Raan: This was the highlight of the night—absolutely delicious, tender, and packed with flavor. Nihari: This was the only letdown. It was unfortunately not up to the mark and lacked the depth of flavor we expected. Final Verdict Despite the slight miss with the Nihari, the overall experience was fantastic. The combination of great service, beautiful decor, and those stellar mutton dishes makes it a winner. Recommendation: I would strongly recommend anyone traveling to Bangalore to dine here. It’s a great spot for an authentic, high-quality meal!

Overhyped,taste is average, hospitality 2/5, food taste 3/5 you can get better teast in asf…. Platter was not worrh at all, for below i paid 1040 something , its worthless… tasteless…. Naan was good… mohobbat ka sharbat is good. Overall if u want the crowd experience one time visit is enough…. And please do not expect mandi to be good it just like simple pulao or boiled biryani rice topped with non veg of your choice. Service is over pathetic.

مطعم جميل وراقي جدا ونظيف ومرتب واكلات حلوه ونظيفة وأطباقك لذيذة ما يتشبع منها..معهم ارز المندي والمشاوي والكباب والدجاج والخضار والسلطات والفتوش والخبز مع البطاط واللحم فيه انواع كثيرة من الأطباق..يتميز ب تصميمه المميز والشرق أوسطي والتصميم العربي البحت..المكان يشرح النفس صراحة..وأسعاره جميله ومعقوله ما شاء الله..انصح بزيارته..في قلب السوق في بانجلور💛

Had a great dinner experience at Karama Restaurant, Frazer Town, Bengaluru. The food was delicious, the ambiance was pleasant, and the overall hospitality was excellent. A special mention to Mustaqeem for his outstanding service — he was polite, attentive, and made sure we had a comfortable dining experience throughout. Truly appreciate the warm hospitality. Looking forward to visiting again!

This place was a spontaneous stop for lunch. But , just very impressed with the food , service & the sitting on the balcony ambiance. The drink Arabic champagne was really very impressive. The mutton sheekh was a real 10/10 & so was the mutton Mandi biryani with an interesting gravy that felt like brinjal — but very tasty. On the whole great find & fantastic lunch.

If you’re looking for an authentic Arabic dining experience in Bangalore, Karama Restaurant on Mosque Road, Frazer Town is definitely worth visiting. The ambience instantly transports you to the Middle East, from the decor to the vibe, it feels like you’re sitting in a cozy restaurant somewhere in Dubai or Jeddah. We tried quite a variety of dishes: Salt Chicken, Haleem, Arabian Mutton Seekh, Adana Kebab with Rice, Arabian Chicken Shish Tawook, Mango Mastani, Mango Malba, and some veg items as well. Most of the food was absolutely delicious. The Arabian Mutton Seekh was perfectly cooked and full of flavor, and the mango-based desserts were a standout, refreshing and rich in taste. However, the Salt Chicken and Adana Kebab with Rice were a letdown. Both lacked flavor and unfortunately had a strong unpleasant smell. That said, the veg items surprisingly turned out to be very tasty. clearly, they pay attention to both meat and vegetarian dishes. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity offered. Overall, despite a couple of misses, it’s a great spot for a family dinner or outing with friends. Would definitely go back to try more of their menu!

Food is not good Haleem not good Sweet not good Mohabat sharbath too much flavoured Everything is over hyped & over priced !! Not worth to visit Mandi available here so Biryani not available here… It’s a branch of empire… But Empire is good !!

I have been to their neighbours, the well known savoury joint from across the street, but I would highly recommend this over Savoury any day. Mosque road is known for the food as well as the amount of dust and traffic that flows through here. One negative is that they have open seating in this atmosphere! Would have been nice if there was a glass kind of a setup to enjoy the food without a side dish of passive pollution. Everything else was just perfect. As you can see we came in hot and hungry. We ordered the salad platter, mix grill platter, the chicken sesh taouk meal, and mutton ribs. Can't even say anything negative here. This has made it to the top of my list for grilled food in Bangalore. The waiter did not feel interested or did not feel like he knew much about the dishes. Maybe that aspect of the customer experience journey could have been better.

One of the bland and worst mandhi i ever had. We ordered a mayonnaise with the rice, not only we didn't got it with rice but we had to ask 3 different waiters for a single cup for mayonnaise. The service was very rude they didn't even cared for our request or what we wanted

Had an absolutely fantastic dining experience at Karama Restaurant in Frazer Town! The food was incredible – every dish was packed with flavor. The mutton was by far the highlight, tender, soft, and incredibly tasty. The non-veg platter was also amazing, with a variety of perfectly cooked items. The salad platter was a pleasant surprise too – fresh, crunchy, and full of flavor! Not to mention, the service was top-notch. The manager and waiter were both incredibly hospitable and made us feel right at home. Unfortunately, I forgot their names, but their friendly attitude and attention to detail really stood out. If you're in the area, I highly recommend checking out Karama Restaurant. You won’t be disappointed!

The food was good and the experience was amazing. Had nice time, our service person was Mr.Ali for the day and was friendly and gave good service.