AshKii’s Navajo Grill
123 W Broadway St, Farmington, NM, 87401
AshKii’s Navajo Grill Menu
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Address :
123 W Broadway St
Farmington, NM, 87401 - Phone (505) 326-3804
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 5:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
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Mark S.
I wanted to really try this place and came here for the totally unique (for me, anyway) cultural food experience above and beyond anything else. Ordered the roasted mutton with green chiles classic and loved it despite the astronomical carb count. Roasted mutton served with fried potato slices, grilled green chiles, and fry bread which I ate every last bite of. Would have eaten here a second time, but they weren't open when I drove by Sunday before leaving town. This is a plain jane eating establishment where humble people come to enjoy the local food offerings .... loud, flashy, arrogant city folk who expect to be waited on hand & foot likely won't care for it much
(5)Kathy F.
I just had the Navajo Taco to go, but it was huge and delicious! The place smelled kinda funky upon entering though. Best not to think too hard about that.
(5)Geraldo M.
Oh boy, where do I begin? From the outside? This place looks promising...but that's when reality sets in. My first impressions weren't that great, I was hesitant when I walked through the front doors. The smell hit me like a haymaker from Iron Mike Tyson! I asked what's the smell, they replied...it's mutton. I haven't smelled mutton like that, and I've sampled a few in my lifetime. The place is decorated "humbly"....I'm at loss for words to describe the dining area. The chairs are uncomfortable and I don't want to focus on the negatives, let's just say that cleanliness isn't high on their priorities. Okay.... You gotta order in the back and wait for your meal to be delivered to your table. You need to remember that "Navajo Cuisine" isn't the healthiest of food, it's just plain greasy. Their portions are large and they cover a variety of navajo cuisine. The service needs to be improved and friendliness is below par...the cook was creeping me out, he kept spying on me and looking around the corner. I don't what he wanted but it started to get annoying. So, if you just had to try navajo cuisine and you didn't want to travel out of town, give this place a try.....otherwise go to Doc's in Kirtland.
(2)Nadia R.
Looking for authentic Navajo tacos in town and found them!! Delicious and large servings a plus! We also got recommended the corn mush and was very delicious for snacking on the road!
(5)Jessica T.
Good food...especially when you're missing the rez and in need of a mutton fix. The owners are from Kayenta, AZ I think. The customer service could be better. :)
(4)Ron T.
I went here for lunch and was happy with this place. The food is great. You order at the back counter, which is good because then the waitperson can help you decide what you might like. It's not all spelled out, well, it is, but in Navajo. Large portions, fantastic flat/fry bread, and great corn stew. I didn't think I liked mutton much but I'd just never had good mutton. It was the vegetables that came most as a surprise. Thin sliced potatoes along with three kinds of sliced squash were most excellent. Good to great service, and a clean place. I'm going back.
(4)Derrick Z.
if you love greasy & huge portions then this is your place!!! we walked into the restaurant and didn't know if we should seat ourselves or wait. as we kept walking forward we realized that we need to place our order in the back of the restaurant. i ordered the navajo burger and my wife ordered a mutton sandwhich. i rate my burger a 4 star. the portion was huge! the frybread was great. my wife said her mutton sandwich was too greasy. the service was okay. if you needed something you need to walk up to the order window and ask for something. oh and we had to wipe our own table because it was really greasy. we don't eat greasy food often. we will definitely be back but we need to allow the grease to pass through before we make another visit.
(3)E L.
I read the reviews and came to satisfy my quest for the top fry bread. The menu was posted over the counter and were not extensive. We ordered the grilled goat and I added a side order of intestines. Not knowing what to expect, we were exceedingly impressed. I've been on the trail to seek out good fry bread from Wisconsin to South Dakota to Arizona. This place has one, if not the best fry bread I've had. Those babies were fried fresh, incredibly fluffy and they were the size of hub caps. Gianormous! The fry bread and the meat combo packed enough calories to run a V8 engine. The intestines doubles the mileage exponentially! The intestines were tough but that's their natural texture. If you have never had native american food, you will find that it lacks the salt laden entrees we commonly get from most restaurants. This is a refreshing change and will satisfy any adventurous palate. I complimented the friendly owner for the wonderful meal. He shared that many people requested for his fry bread recipe but he is wise enough to keep it safely guarded as his Navajo heritage. Awesome, interesting food. A definitely must stop if you happen to visit Farmington. The town does not have much to offer and we are glad that this is a hidden treasure that offers a piece of what is otherwise a disappearing culture.
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