Afghan kebab

First time to try Afghan food, all wonderful to me. Lamb stew is rich, a bit spicy, meat tender without much lamb flavor, perfect with Nann bread which is full of wheat aroma. I personally love beef patty, beef and chicken skewers more than roasted chunky chicken which is a bit harder, but all great with sauce. Chickpeas is my favorite, the best ever had. Definitely Would try next time for other varieties.

After moving from Canada, our foodie hearts kept yearning for that perfect Kadhai and the classic Sunday breakfast—Poori, Halwa, and Cholle. We tried several places, but none truly hit the mark—until now. This spot not only lived up to our expectations but, at times, exceeded them. The Kadhai was exceptional—rich, flavorful, and as close to authentic as it gets (and we’ve had some of the best in Toronto, so the bar was pretty high!). The portion size was generous, and the naan complemented it beautifully. The real treat, though, was the breakfast buffet. For just $20, you get an unlimited spread featuring Chaanay, Potato Tarkari, Halwa, Shakshouka (an egg-based dish), and Chai. Everything was delicious and well-balanced in flavor. We’ve tried plenty of breakfast spots, but this one firmly

The food was super tasty and fresh. We ordered chicken karahi, mixed platter, and chanay, and everything was full of flavor. Their chicken karahi is legit and highly recommended. The platter meat was soft and spicy, the platter had a nice mix of meats, and the chanay tasted just like homemade. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the place had a cozy, welcoming vibe. Definitely one of the best meals we’ve had in a while — can’t wait to go back!

We had such a great experience here! We ordered the lamb shank, grilled platter, chapli kebab, mango lassi, and rice pudding and everything was absolutely delicious. The lamb shank was incredibly tender and flavorful, the chapli was perfectly seasoned, and the grilled meats were cooked just right. The mango lassi was refreshing and the perfect balance of sweet and creamy, and the rice pudding was a wonderful way to finish the meal. On top of the amazing food, the people were super nice and welcoming. You can really tell they care about their guests. We’ll definitely be back!

I recently visited Afghan Kebab in Cary, NC, and found it to be an average takeout experience overall. The food was okay, but there were several shortcomings that made it less enjoyable. The rice was overcooked and tasted unappetizing, while the bread was overly thick and spongy, which I didn’t prefer. Portions were smaller than expected, and basic essentials like napkins, cutlery, and salad were missing, which was disappointing. On the positive side, the restaurant was clean, and the customer service was fine nothing outstanding, but they were polite and accommodating. Overall, it’s not a place I would go out of my way to visit again, but it might work for someone looking for a quick and simple Afghan style meal.