Sultan's Kitchen - Edmonton

This was a reward lunch for a group from work, one of whom requested/required a halal restaurant... no problem, let us know where to go! Sultan's Kitchen was chosen. This was most of the groups first visit there, and it is one of those "hole-in-the-wall" older area strip mall locations, the kind that I might not even notice in general. But in we went, and immediately I was struck by the cleanliness in appearance and the wonderful smells hanging in the air. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, including their excellent masala naan, which I could have just sat and ate until I was full. But the dishes that were brought were flavourful, with good spiciness levels and variation between the types of foods. The casual atmosphere allowed for us to be a bit loud while chattering away while enjoying the food. The people in the restaurant were very accommodating and tried to make sure we were looked after and okay with the spices on the food (yes, delicious was my answer). Now I'm thinking halal means excellent food! (Note: It is unlicensed)

Wow nice homemade food. Takes a while longer as made from scratch. I would recommend you plan over an hour to drive and eat. They can be found on skip the dishes

We just returned from the restaurant and trying to wash off the taste with soda pop. We ordered lamb chops, Afghani kebabs and Kashmiri roghan josh. The roghan josh was too salt and hot, and appeared to have a ketchup base. We requested a redo but of no use. Also, the chef had no idea how Afghani kebabs looks and tastes like. They were horrible and had to be returned. Lamb chops were sweat, hard to chew, and greasy. Each of the above items was overpriced at around $14-15. Would never recommend this place unless they seriously rethink their food quality and taste.

Authentic and very friendly. Middle Eastern and Southern Asia cuisine at its tastiest. Try the Garlic Naan, my favourite. Staff are happy to see you return

I brought my mother here when she was visiting from out of town.