Bensalem Pizza and Halal Meat

Pretty sure this place is closed. It’s a shame too, their menu looked interesting, plus they delivered.

Place was empty when I entered. Pizza took long to make. Not a good visit. Will try again in the future.

Well it was great to get a new pizza place but i rather have the old. we tried to order from here a few times one they don’t even have a big selection of soda’s, even if you order a special you get a can of soda but nothing no one drink. the food sub par to bad got orders wrong, found a piece of bone in hamburger almost broke tooth, they said i will tell the manager big deal. I feel this place will be lucky if open more than a year never eat there again or order food.

Ordered a few dishes takeout from here today. Wait/​prep time was 15−20minutes. The chicken biriyani was good. The chole was kinda bland. The naans were a nice big portion, but not tandoor «grilled» enough. They have a vast menu– two. One for indo-​pak/​halal items and another for more american dishes like pizza and fries. They’ve just opened so I am curious to try more dishes. Will be back.

I was worried when I looked at the newly opened Bensalem Pizza and Halal’s menus. No, that’s not a typo, there are 2 of them: one for pizza related things and one for kababs, curries, and other Halal food. How the owner came up with this particular combination of cuisines and this ambitious of a menu is beyond me.
Anyways, I ordered Gosht Karahi (goat meat slow cooked in oil and spices) and a naan via phone, and it took 10 minutes longer than the estimated 30 to complete. No big deal, of course, the place is brand new and they’re probably ironing out some of the kinks. The dish was a little on the rich side but flavorful, well-​spiced, and generous with the portion of meat. My naan had the trademark tandoor char and a nice, salty flavor but was somwhat tough and chewy.
On other visits I’ve tried other dishes. The rice and spicing of the chicken biryani are great, but the portion of meat is scant. Problems with the naan have been corrected, as its now pillowy soft and nicely charred. The chicken haleem was hearty and perfectly spiced. My samosas were crisp and flaky on the outside but had ice cold filling, which was kind of gross but whatever.
Although Asian Halal on Street Road holds my current «best non-​veg Indian food» title, I anticipate trying more halal/​Pakistani dishes from this new place. The restaurant has some growing to do and the menus definitely need streamlining, but its worth a try for Pakistani food.