Assad Cafe And Mini Mart - Manila

I love the food to this restaurant. It is deliciouso and cheaper than others. Amazing

The food is okay. But the service sucks. The old lady on the cashier is rude. I always ask politely and because I am honestly not familiar with indian foods I asked. But she is being sarcastic. After I finished eating, I asked politely again to pack the remaining dishes that we are not able to finish. But this lady asked us to wait and worst I was waiting for her for 30 minutes to pack the foods and give back my change. After 30 long minutes, she said needs 13 pesos because she doesn't have any change, In which i don't have so I need to wait again. In the end I left the store not bothering getting my change and the food. Poor customer service and lack of man power...

Its a small cafe on United Nations Ave, near Khalsa Diwan temple. They serve Indian as well as Filipino food. Indian menu covers many dishes but the taste is nowhere close to good restaurants such as New Bombay. Given the price its still value for money though. Lassi is good and can be tried.

Food was delicious, and servings were excellent. They offer more food for your money than other restaurants with a comparable menu because their servings are larger. They resemble a Pakistani-Filipino fusion restaurant with a heavier Filipino influence. Customers sitting next to me asked the waiter what vegetable dish he would suggest. told them chopsuey was a Filipino-Chinese dish. I had hoped they would suggest a dish from Pakistan, but they didn 't. But there 's no denying the food was good.

This is definitely not authentic Indian cuisine. The Butter Naan was disappointing and unappetizing (see photo). The Chana Dal was edible but overly salty; I wouldn’t order it again. Additionally, the staff could be friendlier and more attentive.