Al Hamra, San Francisco CA

Love this place food it’s great very tasty clean and good prices friendly service you can see while there cooking the food

I've loved this Indian Pakistani restaurant for over 15 years. But never had tried their Indian pizza till now, first because I had no idea they made pizza, second because they've only been offering it for almost 2 years. As my first time dining in again in SF in 2021, the food did not disappoint! The guy who served us, made the food, etc, was super friendly and kind despite the night being quite busy with lots of to go orders and a whole commotion outside the restaurant with some candle vigil with loud music and drunk mourners. The pizza was hella good, samosas were fresh and spicy, the lamb korma and biryani were so tender, I didn't share the saag paneer, but my family didn't share the garlic naan with me either so I guess it's even.

The chicken Tikka marsala and the garlic nann were really good, but there was no mama cooking the food with love it was 2 super cute guys.

Authentic Pakistani and Indian food, chicken tikka Masala is a must have with the chili cheese nan is perfect. Also the tandoori fish is on point and there pizza are so fresh and tasty (chicken tikka Masala pizza) it’s a hole in the wall spot family owned business

One of the best restaurant they have the best Tikka masala souce and the best chicken briyane i recommend it the people so nice and humble number one in Indian and Pakistan food

A WOW! Find
Was recommended
Tried
Friendly service
I keep coming back for the food.
The food and service (family) keeps me looking a parking spot (if you know the Mission, It will be found)
Yes a WOW! Find.

I've eating there, almost once a week, for the 18 or so years.
They always take care of me.
The veggie korma is pure comfort food for me and when I ask for extra spicy they're not afraid. Thank you Al Hamra!

Got food delivered by Caviar. Was just plain disappointed. Food was extraordinarily bland. Not going to order again.

My absolute go-to for CTM, naan and basically anything they have on their menu. The main guy, Aijaz and his son Sahir are great, and the wife who is behind the scenes making all the curry bases!

While it's nothing fancy inside, my friends and I go here practically every wednesday.byob, catch up and enjoy the family-style meal together. I have only order take-away once, but ordered in person (vs.using an app) and it was a pleasant experience. I honestly would rather eat-in but I didn't have anyone to join me that time.

Highly recommend for a no frills but really tasty, affordable Indian meal.

I have been coming here for my Indian fix for about 18 years. I love that they are here in the Mission district still. Their food is the. Blees them and may they stay forever!

This restaurant is perhaps the Indian eatery on the west coast. The chicken is always juicy and tasty. The service is always friendly and attentive. A most have for all transplants looking for authenticity and great service. Parking kinda sucks but that's the only draw back.

Really good hole-in-the-wall.the food is great and authentic (Pakistani/North Indian). This really is the kind of food I ate growing up in Delhi.the goat curry is amazing.

I haven't been to the restaurant but I get it delivered via EAT24. The food is amazing, I recommend the cheese naan and the aloo gobi. I can't wait to visit the restaurant with friends and share great food.

This Indian restaurant is cheap and the food is good. I ordered chicken achar, which is listed as spicy, but it was more like a medium spice. The service was not too bad, although we had emptied out waters before we got dinner and didn't get a refill until after. Staff was friendly, though. Really good place to eat and service is fast!

The employee at the front desk pushed me out to the street just because I told him I didn’t like the food!

This is my favorite Indian restaurant in SF. It feels really homemade. The people is sways nice and friendly. The the prices are amazing. It really is a gem.

Best tea in San Francisco! To go place for delicious spicey food. Do not go by the ambience or furniture. Best food is often found at the least expected places!

Mutter paneer and cheese Nan is delicious. And so are the newly introduced pizzas.

I almost don’t want to review this place because of the fear of it changing.

Indian food has this niche where it can charge more and lower its quality while retaining its customer base

I experienced now with few restaurants but Al Hamra has continued to stay reasonable priced with solid flavor

Ordered take out from here. It was surprisingly good. The curries are nicely spicy and seasoned. The cheese nan very cheesy. The only cons: the samosas were bland and the ambience at the restaurant is off-putting.

One of the best Indian restaurant in San Francisco. The best part about the restaurant is
The staff is very friendly.
Pieces are the lowest compared to any Indian restaurant.
And finally the food is the best.