What can I say? Some of the best Afghan kabobs I've ever had, at a very reasonable price in Georgetown!
I recommend getting kabobs platters and not the bowls. Their chicken kabob and lamb kabob were succulent, juicy, flavorfully, and very wholesome.
Surprisingly, their Mantu and Bolani were very good as well. I thought it was just a kabob shop, but they put a decent effort in appetizers and traditional dishes as well.
I think their bread was a bit weak compared to other Afghan kabob restaurants. But otherwise, everything else was great!
Leila Ali
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March 13, 2024
Not only is the food delicious, but the workers here are so amazing. I came during Ramadan and they kept our food warm until it was time to eat. They also had complimentary dates and an appetizer so you could break your fast if your food wasn’t ready yet. I love this place and am always happy to come back.
Ramin Bagherzadeh
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March 11, 2024
They offer various kinds of kabobs. We tried Qabili pallow, a traditional Afghan dish, and beef Sambosa. The ghabili came with shank and tasted good but was too oily. The Sambosa was okay in flavor. The food quality was okay, but overall, it was too oily. I wish they'd make it less greasy.
Muhammad Saeed
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December 12, 2023
Great food. We ordered platter for 6 and the food was more than enough. Price was good as well as the flavor. The staff is super friendly. The owner gave us tea at the end as a sign of their hospitality. Everything was perfect. Started with soup, then the platter and then some vegetable samplers.
Belkis A.
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December 09, 2022
Stopped by organically and was pleasantly surprised with absolutely delicious and fresh food and fast and friendly service!! I got a very generous portion of rice + lamb shank + side of naan + side of chickpeas for just $19 which I believe is amazing. The lamb was tender and the naan warm and soft. The sides were equally scrumptious. I will be coming back for more for sure!
What can I say? Some of the best Afghan kabobs I've ever had, at a very reasonable price in Georgetown! I recommend getting kabobs platters and not the bowls. Their chicken kabob and lamb kabob were succulent, juicy, flavorfully, and very wholesome. Surprisingly, their Mantu and Bolani were very good as well. I thought it was just a kabob shop, but they put a decent effort in appetizers and traditional dishes as well. I think their bread was a bit weak compared to other Afghan kabob restaurants. But otherwise, everything else was great!
Not only is the food delicious, but the workers here are so amazing. I came during Ramadan and they kept our food warm until it was time to eat. They also had complimentary dates and an appetizer so you could break your fast if your food wasn’t ready yet. I love this place and am always happy to come back.
They offer various kinds of kabobs. We tried Qabili pallow, a traditional Afghan dish, and beef Sambosa. The ghabili came with shank and tasted good but was too oily. The Sambosa was okay in flavor. The food quality was okay, but overall, it was too oily. I wish they'd make it less greasy.
Great food. We ordered platter for 6 and the food was more than enough. Price was good as well as the flavor. The staff is super friendly. The owner gave us tea at the end as a sign of their hospitality. Everything was perfect. Started with soup, then the platter and then some vegetable samplers.
Stopped by organically and was pleasantly surprised with absolutely delicious and fresh food and fast and friendly service!! I got a very generous portion of rice + lamb shank + side of naan + side of chickpeas for just $19 which I believe is amazing. The lamb was tender and the naan warm and soft. The sides were equally scrumptious. I will be coming back for more for sure!