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Been here 3 times. First time we tried Afghan food was in this restaurant and it just blew us away. We have since came back twice and we doubt it will be the last. Food were consistently good. What I loved was we weren't being hurried to clear our table for next guests. I had this experience with t

Good Afghan food and friendly staff. Had the Mixed Palaw. Meat was tender and juicy. Rice was fluffy, sweet and tasty. Staff was nice and helpful.

Went with family after a long time, the interiors have changed after the pandemic and for the better, it's more spacious and bright now. The food remains the main captivating factor , generous helpings along with the right aromas and taste makes it a delightful experience.

Food: 9/10 Environment: 8/10 Serving time: 6/10 Customer service: 10/10 Ordered charcoal grilled fish with rice. Got plenty of rice for 1 person. Well cooked fished, served with salad. You will also get a yogurt sauce and chilli sauce. Also took the mixed grilled plate, comes with rice and bread. It

Over priced, small amounts of food and bad customer service! We booked the restaurant for over 30 people on the weekend and they over charged us and brought us small portions of food for such a high price. One small bowl of meat we were charged 20 dollars each for it. We even took our own tea bags a

Amazing food!!! We had the mixed skewers with brown rice. The meat was so juicy and tender and seasoned so well. The service was good too.

I have been going to Kabul House right next to this restaurant and never tried here... today wanted to take a chance and we went here ..and to my surprise it was such a pleasant experience. The food was tasty the place was absolutely awesome to sit as I got a separate room for my family and above al

Delightful experience for my first experience in Afghan culinary style kebab grill, a difficult choice with having ate at Kabul house slightly down the road which majority gets confused. I would say House's blend were heavily saturated in the spices hence I wasn't able to enjoy the mixture with the