333 State Street - Bridgeport

I was supposed to meet with the supposed “regional property manager”, Rebecca Ruiz, for a tour of a unit. I asked for a weekend tour, and she said this was fine as long as I had confirmed with her prior since she did not want to make the drive and “waist” (yes, that’s how she spelled it) her time. I confirmed with her via email the night before. The next day, I reach the apartment front door and call her. She says I did not confirm and she’s not on site to give me the tour. She said she wanted me to call her, rather than email, since she doesn’t check her email what property manager doesn’t check their email? It took me 30 minutes to get here, and in the end, at first, I thought my time was “waisted”, but then I realized that I would never want to live where a property manager is disrespectful of someone else’s time and doesn’t check their emails. This was clearly a bullet dodged.

Tha place is small but the people working there are very friendly and Chicken biryani is very good. If you like biryani you must try this place. Finally I found a gem in Fairfield county

Just finished my food, first time getting from here. It's AMAZING and so authentic. New go-to spot for halal food.

This is more of a Pakistani Restaurant than Indian. Sure there is some common dishes you would find in a Indian joint, but except more spice and unique dishes closer to Pakistan and Bangladesh. It was good and cheap compared to other hole in the wall places I 've been to. Some items looked like they sat out all day but most were fresh and the lady at the counter was very nice and patient given I asked what every item was! CASH ONLY by give it a try, nothing fancy.

Every time I 'm in Bridgeport I must stop here and pick up food to take home! It 's so fresh! Being in this business, I can see how much hard work they put into their food. Choices vary at times which I appreciate! Nihari, Shami kababs, Haleem, all fantastic! I can 't even remember the name of my favorite chicken dish but it 's so good. It 's definitely a whole in the wall but I find that 's usually where the best food can be found in every culture. I see a couple reviewers stated it 's not typical Indian food . Well, they 're right, it 's not Indian. It 's Pakistani... and there is a difference... but this food is awesome!