We stopped in for dinner on a Friday evening, and the restaurant was relatively quiet. We were…read moreseated right away and the service throughout the night was friendly and welcoming. To start, we ordered the Mantu, which were really good--nicely made dumplings with a great mix of flavors. For my main, I had the Quabili Pallow. It came with a generous portion of rice topped with very moist, tender lamb along with carrots and raisins. The dish wasn't heavily seasoned, but it still had a really nice balance of flavors and was very satisfying. I also ordered tea, which was excellent and paired well with the meal. Overall, De Afghanan delivered a comfortable dinner with tasty food and great service. It's a solid spot to check out if you're in the mood for Afghan cuisine.

Solid Quabili Pallow, beef kebabs, chutney... Kids loved…read moreit, mild pudding and chai. Fast, kind service. Kids lived the food too.

This would have never been my first choice. But what an amazing meal and atmosphere…read more This is a very cute spot. The waitress was amazing. Great suggestions on foods. I had never had this style food so I wasn't sure. When the food had came out it looked and smelled so good. The taste of the food was even better. I had the beef kabobs with ransomed rice. So good. Seating is good in there, smaller tables and a few larger tables. Plenty of room.

Love the combination plates! Staff is very welcoming and nice people. Homey & authentic vibe.read more

I hope the owner of this place reads this. For being afghan honestly shame on you and your greed…read more We ordered from their cafe side afghan kabob cafe, and were so dissapointed. Their Mantu smelled and tasted stale and yogurt tasted extremely sour. Both their white rice and Uzbeki rice were super oily and had a horrible old oil smell and taste to it, basically they reuse old cooked oil for the rice. It was absolutely disgusting and after a couple bites our stomach felt horrible. Chicken kabob was extremely flavorless and dry, couldn't eat anymore after one bite. Chicken tikka masala was horrible as well what's up with the weird nasty oil after taste? Such a waste of money and time, but also I am truly disappointed in the afghan business owners here. You'll do anything to make more money, even if it's serving low quality food and making people sick, so your pockets can get bigger. What a shame, health department needs to close them down.

I recently picked up some bread from this location after being assured by the staff that it was…read morebaked fresh daily. Unfortunately, after getting home, it was very evident that two-day-old bread had been mixed in with the fresh loaves. Anyone familiar with baked goods can easily tell the difference in texture and quality. Frankly, I would much rather pay a higher price--even $4 or $5 per loaf--for guaranteed freshness than pay $3.50 for a compromised product. Suggestion for the business: Consider moving the bread display to the customer area so guests can select their own loaves. This would eliminate transparency issues and ensure customers get exactly what they expect. I hope management addresses this quality control issue.

Still our favorite Afghan place in the Tri-Valley. Nothing fancy but always freshly and flavorfully…read moreprepared. Pricing are going up everywhere but Kabul Kebab has somehow become a pretty decent value! Ordered 3 dishes for 3 adults and it was more than we really needed. Also ended up ordering potato bolani which was absolutely delicious, but probably not needed as our main dishes were more than enough. Happens when you order hungry sometimes. Service is always pleasant and easy. Still one of our go to places after church. Definitely our favorite Afghan/Kebab place!

So good! Go try! Looking forward to trying more!…read more We ordered ground chicken kabob with rice to go. Service was professional. Inside looks like cozy mom/pop type of family restaurant. Not sure if there is a restroom.

We love that Fremont has so many great places for Afghan food. If you like kabobs, this is a nice…read moreplace to bring your family. We recently dined here around 5:30pm on a Saturday. The restaurant was not crowded. There were only three other parties at the time. There was also ample parking. Our first dish was the Borani Gadinjon ($8.99), which is eggplant in a garlic, tomato and oil based sauce. It was good, especially when paired with the free bread that accompanies each meal. We ordered one Chicken Kabob plate ($18.99). The meat was really tender and juicy and had great flavor. We substituted the rice for salad at no charge, making it a much healthier dish. For an extra $7, you can order the Sultani Kabob ($25.99), which comes with an additional skewer. We ordered two chicken and one beef skewer. The beef, which was tri-tip, was very tender and not dry. There are many good options for Afghan food in Fremont. It's hard to tell the difference between them. The prices are comparable, and the food is very similar. The service level is comparable between the different establishments, too. Fremont Afghan does have a quieter dining area than some of the others. But we do notice that the size of the chicken pieces is smaller than the to go place near Fremont and Peralta. If you like Mediterranean food, this is worth a visit.

My friend and I dined at Fremont Kabob on a weekday afternoon. It's located in a strip mall, and…read moreparking at this time of day was easy and plentiful. The restaurant was empty except for one other party, and we chose to sit in the lounge seating area, which features traditional Afghan seating that is low to the ground, casual, and unique--perfect for a date. The menu offered a wide variety of food, including vegetarian dishes. We enjoyed the chicken kabob, which came with rice and cucumber salad, and the eggplant, which also came with rice. Both were served with Afghan bread. As an appetizer, we ordered the potato Bolani, which was stuffed with potato and leek. It was also good, although slightly greasy. It's important to note that, presumably for religious reasons, they don't serve alcohol. The restaurant ambiance was peaceful and the service was good. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience. One suggestion that might help bring in more lunchtime customers would be to offer lunch specials. We noticed a page in the menu that said "Lunch Specials Coming Soon," so perhaps that's already in the works.

I have been shopping at this market for years but yesterday's experience was awful after I saw the…read morecashier wiping his nose after sneezing then proceeded to bag produce with contaminated hands. After discreetly asking the cashier to wash his hands, he was so lazy in doing so and instead he just used sanitizer which is not the proper way. What made my experience worse is the level of customer experience I received and the bad attitude. This cashier unfortunately ruined the good reputation of this location as I will take my business somewhere when I get the proper customer treatment.

We have been coming here from over 10 years and they always have fresh bread and fresh meat. Every…read moreone here is very friendly and always very helpful. I love the service in the fresh meat department as you can order ahead of time and you can pick it up when you like. I will highly recommend this place.

Coming back here for many years and it's always a great experience…read more Food is always on point Service is always friendly and hospitable Prices are reasonable 5 stars!

Khyber Pass is such a comforting place to come to, and time after time they have been incredibly…read moreconsistent with their food. I highly recommend the mantoo and bolani for appetizers, and the vegetarian dish and lamb shank for entrees. The dahl soup is also incredibly rich and comforting, and by far my favorite place for it. The service is always incredibly quick and welcoming, and the owners always help us receive exactly what we want. The inside has beautiful tables, and on the side, there is floor seating for large parties and celebrations.

Clean restaurant, great customer service, and delicious food! The mantu were absolutely…read moreamazing--fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Definitely one of the best I've had and well worth the visit. I'll definitely be coming back!

This place is TERRIBLE. Do not eat here. The wait was ridiculous. We waited 45 minutes for our…read morefood and one order did not look like the one in the picture. People came in and ordered after us and not only did they get their food quickly, they were asking for to-go boxes before we got OUR food. Customer service is non-existent. No apology for making us wait 45 minutes for a combo plate and rice and no apology for the picture being COMPLETELY diffethan what they serve. I will NEVER go back and I strongly suggest you don't darken their doorstep.

Absolutely a hidden gem in Concord!…read more If you're looking for amazing Pakistani, Indian, and Afghan food, Chopan Kabob needs to be on your list. The service was incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment we walked in, and they made us feel right at home. I ordered the 3-meat combo with the beef tikka, chicken kabob, and beef chapli, and every bite was flavorful, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. The beef chapli was especially outstanding! My wife ordered the chicken tikka masala, and it was rich, creamy, and packed with authentic flavor. We also ordered the bolani the eggplant dish, and it was fantastic. The portions were generous, everything tasted fresh, and you can tell they put a lot of care into the food. Great prices, outstanding hospitality, and some of the best kabobs we've had in the area. We'll definitely be back and highly recommend giving this place a try!

Very small space. We ordered bolani as an appetizer, but it took forever. By the time it was ready,…read morethe waitress brought our main dishes along with it. That is not proper service. What is the point of an appetizer if it's not served before the main dishes? We were very disappointed. Taste wise, bolani was very thin and bland. Barely any potatoes or stuffing. The bread was very thin too. Kunduz Kabab's bolani is top tier, we should've just had dinner there. The Chapli kabob and Karahi chicken were also disappointing, I think the quality has changed perhaps with new management. We also noticed the waitress kept gloves on, the same gloves she would handle payments with, she used to hand us our plates and cutlery. That is very unhygienic and quite frankly appalling. You're spreading germs onto customers' plates. Will not be returning.