Clay Handi Restaurant and Catering (Halal, Indian and Pakistani Food)

I had some guests visiting and we all had a positive experience at this restaurant. We got a chicken, beef, and goat curry. Along with rice and naan. Each curry was delicious but lacked salt, which isn’t bad, we didn’t mind adding salt to our liking. The clay pots that the curry came in definitely added to the experience! Would recommend this place and I will be coming back!

Well this review is not a typical review regarding food. This is just the appreciation towards the Owner who recently visited Saudi Arabia on a business trip. Mr. Murshad is indeed an inspiration for Enterpuners, business minded communities. People get. Motivation from him. And wel all highly appreciate his efforts to promote and encourage people towers business initiatives. We had a great time spent with him during his latest visit. May Allah keep you under His blessings.

My first time having Pakistani food, just top notch goodness. So much flavor , chicken tikka masala was phenomenal. Those little bowls of sauces were incredible. I can’t wait for my next visit to try something different. Nice restaurant with easy street parking.

The place serves delicious Pakistani/Afghani food. One should definitely consider visiting while exploring towns around the Niagara Falls. I’d recommend their Chicken Handi and Goat Biryani. Kulfa-Faluda was also decent. Their curries can sometimes ooze excessive oil, wish they could cut it down. The place can get a bit crowded and noisy during rush hours.

An underwhelming Experience!! Clay Handi fell short of expectations in several areas, leaving me with an underwhelming dining experience. Firstly, the cleanliness of the restaurant was not up to par. This immediately created a negative impression and raised concerns about the overall hygiene standards. Secondly, the service was lacking in attentiveness. The server did not bother to ask where we preferred to have the hot clay pots placed and simply found an empty spot on the table, potentially creating a safety hazard. The food itself was mediocre. I tried the Paneer Tikka Masala and Goat Biryani, both of which were just okay. The flavors were not particularly memorable, and the dishes lacked the richness and depth I was hoping for. However, I must say that eating dinner served in a clay po