Cafe Imran Restaurant

Best restaurant on highway. You can enjoy delicious food with excellent atmosphere, best service and scenery all around. Its wothgoing with family or group of friends to enjoy the glory of Cafe Imran Gharo. You may find it little expensive but as compare to the quality u get, the prices seems justified

The drive out was nice, the sky was cloudy. We reached after noon so it was lunch time. The place wasn’t too crowded which was ideal. We ordered several dishes. Everything was great! Dare say the cheese naan was actually stuffed with real cheese, and not puck cheese spread it was heavy! Only drawback is they don’t have separate tea. Only doodh patti and green tea! Even if you ask for black kahva like we did, they don’t know how long to brew it. Tasted like muddy water. lol. I’m sure their doodh Patti is good since most people drink that when they order tea. The bathrooms were clean and they had the chillers running in the food halls so the overall experience was amazing! Their new place is way more spacious and lavish than the old spot and it’s big enough to host large parties! They also have a bakery in the parking lot. I think the baked goods and cakes need improvement however the mithai was spot on! They also have juices soda and chips for the long ride back!

Cafe Imran – Located on M-5, Gharo If you're traveling along the M-5 near Gharo and looking for a good place to eat, this cafe is certainly worth a stop. I had the opportunity to visit recently, and I must say, the overall experience was quite impressive. The first thing that caught my attention was the environment. The cafe is situated in a peaceful area with clean surroundings, modern architecture, and a calm ambiance that makes it ideal for travelers, families, and even office staff. The cleanliness was excellent, and it gave off a very welcoming and relaxing vibe. Coming to the food, it was absolutely delicious. The taste, presentation, and portion sizes were all satisfying. From traditional Pakistani dishes to fast food items, everything we tried was flavorful and cooked to perfection. The chefs clearly put effort into maintaining high standards. The staff was another highlight of my visit. They were extremely polite, well-trained, and attentive. They made sure that we were comfortable and that everything we needed was provided promptly. The service was fast, and we didn’t have to wait long for our meals, even during a busy hour. The building itself is well-maintained and thoughtfully designed. It offers spacious seating, both indoor and outdoor, with plenty of light and ventilation. There are also proper restroom facilities and a small prayer area, which adds to the overall convenience for travelers. However, the one major downside is the pricing. While the food quality and service are undoubtedly top-tier, the prices are quite high compared to other cafes in the area. It may not be the best option if you're traveling on a budget. But if you're willing to spend a bit more for quality, it's a good place to stop. In conclusion, this cafe offers an excellent dining experience in terms of food quality, service, cleanliness, and atmosphere. The only drawback is the expensive menu. Still, for those who value quality and comfort, this place is definitely recommended.

Going from Nazimabad all the wag to Gharo on bikes is truly adventurous as well as tiresome. We left around 4 am from Nazimabad and it took us almost 1.5 Hours to reach Gharo. No stops and on a constant speed. We reached around fajar, it wasn’t open till then but the guard let us in to pray fajar and as soon as we were done with fajr prayers, the restaurant was open to serve. Ambiance is excellent with separate areas for family and friends. The menu was very extended and mix of all local, regional and continental dishes. We tried the Mushroom Omlette (it was just fine. Not very good.), then the Mutton Namkeen Rosh (very juicy, very light, very soft. Perfectly balanced), followed by brain masala (perfect for breakfast. Not too spicy but up to the taste) and finally mutton kunnah (kunnah starts at 7.30am. And it was not so good. Won’t recommend it that much if you are going early). We ended up with special gharou tea (perfectly balanced), french toast (very good and sweet) and fresh lime soda. We ordred suleimani paratha along with the main items (recommended by the waiter, and was very good). All in all it was a very good experience as a first timer. Doors open at 6, kunnah starts after 7.30, naan are server after 11, and if you arrive late, be prepared to wait.

The food, the outdoor seating all were really good..... definitely worth the long drive especially if u go early morning. 10/10 experience

Absolutely delicious food with outstanding quality, cleanliness, and service! Even though it’s far from my place, I always look forward to dining here. Their mutton ribs and dumba rosh are top-notch.. truly a star of the menu. Everything they serve is just out of this world. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It was a very good experience to be there. The Food, Ambiance and services were too good.