This food was amazing. This was the best food I enjoyed this time when traveling for work to Jersey. Will definitely be back next time I am in town.

Khoka in Piscataway, NJ where Pakistani meets American fusion. I did takeout but the ambiance is clean and modern. The service though brief, was very helpful and good. The spicy talk is the food! I ordered the crispy chicken sandwich, loaded fries with pulled beef, anda shami (chicken and chickpea patty with egg omelet), and their smash burger (2 beef patties). This can come with their Khoka sauce which is HOT and yummy. Definitely ask for it on the side. The food was different yet good. I'd order again - just next time I'd get the loaded fries with crispy chicken - pulled beef wasn't my favorite.

Kidaaa New Jersey valiyo, garma garam pooriyo ke sath chatpati aalo di sabji, ghar jaise chole aur sooji ka halwa khana hai? To aa jao mere naal to Khokha in Piscataway New Jersey! Sunday ka din ho te Garma garam cha de naal halwa poori da nashta mil jaye! Hanji? Swad aa gaya na! Lets take a bite of Poori and halwa. This gorgeous caramelized halwa has delicate flavors of saffron, cardamom and ghee that melt in mouth and the poori adds the crispy and flaky texture! Wah ji Wah! Next is the alu ki sabji and chole and I must admit the aalo ki sabji surprises me! its tangy, spicy and full of flavors! You will just love it! If a wholesome, vibrant, and comforting Desi brunch is on your to-do list, then go check out Khokha in Piscataway today!

Definitely a place worth trying! It was so clean and simple inside. Plenty of tables for anyone who comes and eats in. I do wish they had smaller menus by the register to look at while ordering instead of the one big screen to the side. It was cool to see the big screens though with the food they serve. I got the crispy chicken loaded fries hold their special sauce. I enjoyed my dish but did wish the fries were a bit crispier. Towards the end, the fries did get soggy with all the cheese and chutney sauce sitting on them. It did have a nice kick to them still without the special sauce. My two other friends enjoyed their meals as well. For their special sauce you can change the spice level. My friend got the medium level and thought that was very spicy so beware.

Khokha is consistently bustling, even on a Sunday night. We snagged high chairs by the drink-making area, and the service was prompt and attentive. The Australian lamb was a standout - juicy, perfectly seasoned, and left me wanting more. My crispy chicken burger with mild sauce had a delightful kick, and my girlfriend thoroughly enjoyed the Big Cheese sandwich with crispy chicken. Overall, Khoka is a fantastic spot that I highly recommend!

Trendy, fusion Pakistani place. The cheese fries were a little soggy but tasty nonetheless. Ordered the crispy chicken paratha medium spice and it made me sweat. Chicken was indeed crispy, lots of slaw, and wet from the sauce/chutney combo. The star of the show were the smokin wings. These were the biggest wings I have ever seen. Covered in so much sauce that was high sweet and spicy. Might be a top 3 wing I've had. Usually these fusion places do too much, but they have it all figured out.

Amazing Halwa puri and Shakes this time, the shammi bun kebab unfortunately did meet my expectations like last time but overall good food, great service and yummy food for a weekend brunch

This place is good and spacious. Service is fast food is fresh. They have a lot of options. The flavors was not my cup of tea, but thats just personal preference. I would recommend this place.

I typically breakdown each food item I get but will skip this time around because EVERYTHING was fantastic! I was so impressed! The wings, the pulled beef, the chicken sandwhich, the beef burger, the fries- everything was so scrumptious! Chai was perfect. You can also get a slider for smaller portions or a burger for a standard portion. Prices are cheap! Combo options are awesome for those who can't decide. The service was great, they let us bring in a birthday cake for post dinner. The food came out relatively fast! It's a super clean restaurant with cool art work in frames on the wall. Wish I lived closer, I'd definitely come more often. If I am in the area, I'll swing by again. Amazing!

"Khokha" is a Punjabi term for a roadside kiosk that sells snacks. The name reminds me of my blissfully youthful years spent in a land far, far away, when my stomach could handle copious quantities of food, high levels of spiciness, and water that had never been within the environs of a purification plant. This restaurant, located in a nondescript suburban area of Piscataway NJ, is not quite a khokha. But it is delightful all the same. The guys who work here are some of the kindest, most gracious people I have met in recent years. The food is on the spicy side, and they give you fair warning about that. The khokha sauce is offered at 4 levels of spiciness. Mild is my preference. It has just the right amount of kick to it. Everything I have tried here is a mix of bold flavors and interestingly complex textures. The pulled beef sandwich, with coleslaw and onions, combines smokiness and spiciness with creamy and crunchy textures. The crispy chicken paratha roll looks like a snack, but is very hearty and can be a rather filling meal. The anda shami bun kabab is the perfect mix of tanginess and heat. The omelet has spicy mint chutney whisked into the beaten egg. The halwa poori (brunch item) is simply fantastic! The velvety sooji halwa (semolina pudding) feels like a warm hug in my mouth, especially on a cold NJ winter morning. Oh, and the chai! I now wake up every morning with a hankering for the chai from Khokha! Khokha is really the only reason for me to take the trek out to Piscataway, New Jersey.