Best Pakistani Restaurant in Hanover

Found this place a few days ago and the food was amazing. The hospitality and service was great. We had the lamb and chicken kabobs and samosas. Everything was fresh and tasted like it was made with love. Fresh made naan was amazing. thank you guys for holding our plates and apologies for not being able to make it back before you closed.

If you’re looking for Pakistani food done right, Khana is it. These recipes taste like actual Pakistani food, which I love. I got the chicken karahi and a kofta kabob on a skewer, so good. And the naan? So soft and fresh I could’ve made a meal out of that alone. I also grabbed some chicken biryani and butter chicken to take to my sister, except I never made it to her place. Ate it all first. Sorry, sis. Not that I needed another excuse to come back. The atmosphere is clean and serene, and…

This was my first time trying Khana and I really enjoyed it. I tried the butter chicken and Lamb Karahi. Both were cooked well and extremely flavorful. I would have liked it a tad bit more spicy but that’s just my preference. The service was extremely warm and friendly and they offered a place for Muslims to offer prayer. It’s a nice down to earth spot to enjoy dinner. I definitely plan on going back.

Came in to grab some lunch to-go. Love the atmosphere! The staff were very friendly and helpful with recommendations. We tried the Chicken Tikka Platter and Beef Seekh Kabob Platter. Both meats we're grilled perfectly. Chicken was juicy and flavorful. The beef had a nice spice to it. Will definitely come back to try some other dishes.

This place recently opened in Hanover, maryland. They serve traditional pakistani cuisine. It is family owned business. I went there for the brunch. Chickpeas/ Chana: there are not many spots in Maryland who makes good chana. Khana's chana is absolutely delicious. It was not spicy but flavorful. Aalo sabzi/ potato vegetable: unlike other restaurants, the sabzi has different taste and I love it. Definitely good with the poori. Poori/ fried bread: doesn't look like a frozen bread. It…