Zoq Cuisine

We were excited to see a Pakistani restaurant and decided to give it a try. The food was ok (not bad, not good). The service was a bit subpar, even though they were not really busy. The presentation of the food is excellent, but there is not enough space on the table. The staff don’t seem to be trained on pronouncing the dishes, but we were able to point them out. The food took about an hour (even tho they said 20mins). The appetizers and food all came together - pakoray are an easy appetizer and would have expected them to come out first. What did we try? Pakoray: the pakoray were excellent, and the paneer pakoray were just ok. Gawalmandi machhli: this was excellent! Highly recommend the fish - it’s listed as an appetizer but order it as a main dish. Tawa chicken: this was a big miss! T

Really delicious halal food, every item we got was a hit. We got the pakora, chicken samosas, nihari, Lahori tawa chicken legs item(can’t remember the exact menu item title). Highly recommend all of them but my favorite was the Lahori tawa chicken legs dish

Zoq Cuisine did a wonderful job offering an iftar buffet at a great price. Seattle truly lacks quality halal buffet options, so this was such a refreshing experience for our community. Zoq Cuisine offered a wide variety of dishes, and everything felt thoughtfully prepared. I’ll be honest — the first time I tried their food, I wasn’t very impressed. However, it’s clear that the owner genuinely takes customer feedback seriously. This time around, the improvement was noticeable, and every dish we tried was delicious. It’s always encouraging to see a business actively listening and striving to improve. The buffet selection was generous, flavorful, and well worth the price. It’s rare to find such variety and quality combined in one place, especially for iftar. It’s a bit disappointing to see

I was super excited to come across a Pakistani place with names that felt extremely similar to home and the nostalgia kicked in hard. We over ordered for two people so we could try more than 1 thing and I was kind of underwhelmed with the whole experience. The food is decent at best and pretty overpriced for what is served. Gol Gappay - The ratio of puris to pani served is extremely off, almost every table had more than half that glass leftover, which I’m assuming is thrown every time. The pani itself was pretty sweet I felt, with extra sweet chutney, which I think could be tangier. Paneer Karahi - Being a vegetarian, this was something I was most excited about. The half serving at $34.99 already felt overpriced but the what came of the dish, it felt undeserving. The masala was pretty r

This hands down is the best Pakistani / Halal food i have tried here in States! The food couldn’t get more authentic, absolutely delicious. Words won’t do justice so anyone looking to try some authentic Pakistani cuisine, give this place a try and you will not be disappointed. The ambiance is super, warm and welcoming! The owners are great, really friendly and made sure that services provided were top notch! It has not been a month yet since they opened and i already been there twice, all the way from Tacoma! Highly recommended and will sure go back.