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Murshid Ji Restaurant islamabad

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murshid-ji-restaurant-islamabad located at I & T Centre, Shop 3, Block 13, St 28, G-7-1, G-7, Islamabad 44000, Pakistan

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Inam ullah khan

5 Google Rating

Good taste and service

5/ 5

Good taste and service

Ali Raza

5 Google Rating

Nice

5/ 5

Nice

Shujah Hussain Kiani

5 Google Rating

Ok

5/ 5

Ok

Muhammad Muzaffar Khan

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Arsal Ch

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

Hashim Nouman

4 Google Rating

Better than an average dhaba and a good place for food in this area. Tried their pindi style fry Cha

4/ 5

Better than an average dhaba and a good place for food in this area. Tried their pindi style fry Chanay and they were good. Tea was okay.

Umer Ayub

5 Google Rating

Was randomly looking for a place to have BF somewhere near Zero Point, remembered that there are mec

5/ 5

Was randomly looking for a place to have BF somewhere near Zero Point, remembered that there are mechanic shops in the area. Went to this place and had a very good Nihari, naan and chai. The proprietor Mr Kabeer is a nice and humble guy.

Kunal Gupta

4 Google Rating

Good restaurant

4/ 5

Good restaurant

Rana Arham

4 Google Rating

Very Nice Taste

4/ 5

Very Nice Taste

Muhammad Usman

5 Google Rating

Food and service is quite good...

5/ 5

Food and service is quite good...

  • I & T Centre, Shop 3, Block 13, St 28, G-7-1, G-7, G-7/1 G 7/1 G-7, Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory 44000, Pakistan

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  • 0301 5514953
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  • Saturday06:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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