All Reviews
Tariq Anis
3 months agoToday was our first time visiting. We drove one hour to try this place during Ramadan. Because of the long drive, we opened our fast in the car with water and went straight to the restaurant. We placed our order around 7:10–7:15 PM, but unfortunately we didn’t receive our food until 9:00 PM, almost a two-hour wait, which is simply too long. While waiting, I noticed two very young girls working very hard and running around trying to handle everything. Honestly, I felt bad for them. It looked like too much pressure for them to manage alone. I believe a senior staff member should be there to support them, especially during busy times like Ramadan. If the restaurant cannot handle this many customers, it might be better to limit reservations or control the number of orders, because the wait time is a big issue. As for the food, the mutton Shinwari karhai and chicken rolls were very good and flavorful. However, the chicken pakora was overcooked and very hard to chew, and it arrived after the main food even though it should be an appetizer. The chicken mandi was also very dry and overcooked. Unfortunately, because of the long wait and overall experience, my family and I were very disappointed. This was our first visit, and sadly it will probably be our last, because most people simply cannot wait two hours for food. I usually don’t write reviews, but this was honestly one of the longest waits I’ve experienced at a dine-in restaurant. I hope the owner improves the kitchen staffing and service during busy days, because the restaurant does have potential.
Anjoli Santiago
3 months agoWhat a gem! The savory layers of flavors and the sweet balance of a coconut lassi. Do not skip the samosa chaat, it is the best I’ve ever had. The decor is eye candy and the service is welcoming, making the experience a repeatable do over again and again!
Sunida W.
4 months agoDelicious! We ordered chicken tenders, zinger burger which comes with fries, beef tearing and gol gappi (hope I got the name right). Food is quick and fresh and tasty. Milk tea is also good. Clean! The place is newly renovated and redecorated (I went to the same place but it was another restaurant, thats how I know). The restroom is clean too! Awesome staff! The two ladies who took our oder and served our food were so pleasant. The lady who took the order took time to explain the food selections. Will definitely go back and recommend to friends.
Nafis Fuad Shad
4 months agoI went to Lost Tribe, and it was good. The decor, the food, and the overall vibe make it a great place to hang out with friends and family. If you’re looking for close-to-authentic desi Halal food in a nice environment with great ambiance, this is definitely the place to go. The staff are amazing as well. I’ve been there multiple times, and they’re always welcoming, attentive, and friendly.
Faizan Muhammad
7 months agoChicken Shinwari Karahi ✔️ Mutton Punjabi Karahi ✔️ Both dishes were bursting with authentic flavor—simple, aromatic Shinwari goodness and bold, spicy Punjabi masala. If you love real Pakistani karahi, this place is a must-try! Nabeel bhai gave us complimentary desserts. The staff was friendly and they were very knowledgeable about their dishes..
Farroukh Mohammed
7 months agoIt was their first day of opening so it was a bit chaotic but overall a good experience. Extremely friendly and accommodating staff. The food was good and fresh. The mint margarita is a must try. Call ahead to make a reservation. Street parking available but can be tough to find.
Zuhayer Mahi
7 months agoI stopped by this restaurant and had a great experience. I tried their Beef tehari and murug polao.The food tasted fresh and authentic, with the same flavors you’d find back home. The spices were balanced, not too heavy, and everything was served warm. The staff were welcoming and took their time to explain the dishes. The place was clean, comfortable, and had a relaxed atmosphere. Overall, it was a really enjoyable meal, and I would definitely come back again and recommend it to others.
Saif Uddin
Edited 6 months agoNew favorite spot alert!! The Lost Tribe in Upper Darby is truly something special. If you love halal food and a big, satisfying breakfast, you need to check this place out. The masala potatoes are packed with flavor, the omelet is fluffy with the perfect desi spice, and the French toast and pancakes were soft, sweet, and disappeared from the plate way too fast. The smash burger is excellent too. The space is beautiful, the team is friendly, and the vibe feels like a mix of a classic diner and a warm desi home kitchen. It feels great knowing we finally have a halal breakfast spot in Upper Darby that really delivers. 👏 Already planning my next visit. Go try it, you’ll be glad you did. 🥞🍳🔥