Tasty, good quality halal food. The guys working the food truck are always chill when they stop by…read morethe neighborhood. Usually we get the OG loaded fries and one of the burgers.

Dropped by to try the Yeeshaans burger. Very flavorful with tastes similar to Mediterranean meat…read morelike kebabs. Loved it. The OG sauce is the mild sauce so next time I'll get the spicyee one. Had the ferrero rocher shake and was surprise that there was an actual one in the mug so grab a spoon! Prices are a little steep but it's a nice novelty burger. 20 minute wait from order to pick up. Seating indoors is somewhat clean. Thanks!

This is my second time coming and I have to say...i love it! The food choices were so delicious. I…read moreloved the different noodles and veggies. The lamb was thinly cut and still tasty! Everything was halal which is super awesome and accommodating. It was a bit hard to get some assistance for more meat, water and the tab, they Sat us far away from the other people so most of the time the servers would make a u turn away from our table. Ambience was great. Had a nice playlist that would continuously play on loop. Respectful people. Def will come back again.

Pro: Clean and nice staff. Con: a bit dark inside, only 3…read morekinds of meat (lamb, , chicken, and beef, no different cuts. Just 3 choices) and soda is not part of ayce. The hot pot ayce option is okay but soup and food were all very average. Adult is $25 during lunch which is pretty good value these days. Staff will bring a cart out with 3 different kinds of meat; chicken, beef, or lamb. There's cake, Ice cream, and fruit for dessert.

Remarkable. There…read moreis a reason they're #1 best 20$ fill up service was amazing, food was hot, couldn't have been a better place to stop on the way home!

This review is long overdue, but I feel obligated to share our experience so other families know…read morewhat to expect from Kabob Fusion. My family and I, two adults and two young children, came here during Ramadan for iftaar. Before arriving, I specifically called ahead to ask whether we needed to come early because I understood restaurants can become very busy during iftaar time. I was told that arriving 10 to 15 minutes before iftaar would be perfectly fine and that our food would be ready around the time of breaking fast. Based on that reassurance, we came about 20 minutes before iftaar expecting a smooth experience. Instead, the moment we walked in, it felt like we were invisible. The restaurant was crowded but not chaotic. We sat down and waited while servers walked past us repeatedly without acknowledging us. Eventually, I had to flag someone down myself just to place an order. I even asked directly how long the food would take because we were fasting all day and had two small children with us. The server confidently assured us the food would arrive around iftaar time. That never happened. When iftaar finally arrived, all we received were dates and water. No appetizers, no main dishes, nothing. We continued waiting while table after table around us received their food. Meanwhile, our children became increasingly upset and hungry. Anyone with young kids knows that after a full day of fasting, asking them to wait another 20, 30, even 50 minutes is nearly impossible. Our kids were crying, exhausted, and confused as they watched other families eat while we sat there with empty plates. What made the situation worse was the complete lack of honesty and accountability. Every time we asked about our order, we were told, "It's coming soon." Then eventually the server disappeared entirely for nearly 20 minutes and avoided us altogether. A woman later approached us, but instead of apologizing or taking our concerns seriously, she became dismissive and defensive. By this point, nearly 50 minutes had passed since we ordered, and she still insisted we "shouldn't complain" (in Farsi) because the food would come "soon." That response was honestly more upsetting than the delay itself. A simple apology, honesty, or basic compassion toward a fasting family with small children would have gone a long way. We eventually left the restaurant feeling humiliated, disrespected, and deeply disappointed. What saddened me most is that this happened during Ramadan, a month centered around patience, generosity, hospitality, and good character. In Afghan culture and Islamic ethics, guests are supposed to be treated with dignity and care, especially during iftaar. Halal is not only about the food being permissible. Halal is also about honesty, fairness, respect, and how people are treated. Sadly, this restaurant failed in all of those areas. We will never return, and I cannot recommend this place to anyone looking for respectful service or a welcoming family environment.

This is my first time coming to this place but at the same time, it's so sad that they announced…read morethat they're shutting their doors for good at the end of this month. I've been wanting to try Chinese takeout places and I find this quite unique because they serve Chinese food in halal style. They also have a prayer room at the right side of the restaurant. While it's very quiet outside, the place looks very elegant and nice inside. I can see that they really have taken good care of it. Probably a place you can socialize with friends in a night outing. Meal portions are very massive, which can probably feed more than one person. Pretty much all the items are good. My only concern is the Orange Chicken because it looses its texture and gets very slimy. In other words, coating falls apart. This would have been one of the best Chinese restaurants I would go for takeouts but they only have 2-3 weeks left before they permanently close it. I recommend supporting this restaurant by visiting and even trying their foods before their closure. Food is really good here.

First off, I can't help but compare to Panda Express - so if you don't like Panda, take my review…read morewith a grain of salt. The employees were super friendly, explaining the ordering process, the options, and the sampling policy. I ordered: - Chow mein - really good fat, slippery noodles - Orange chicken - a bit too wet for my liking - Pepper beef - decent, not amazing Compared to Panda Express - the chow mein is better at Habibiz, but the orange chicken is better at Panda. I heard they're closing, so I guess I won't get a chance to have them again!

food was yummy and the drink was good too. service was top of the line. The Szechuan fried ice was…read moreamazing definitely recommend.

The food was great. Service was nice. On Wednesday they have live music and that was also pretty…read moregood.

First impressions....cozy place outside. with a warm feel inside as we were greeted. When my wife…read moreand I walked in, they were filming. We were greeted with an enthusiastic welcome. When seated after ordering, we were served with the signature Afghan bread with delicious spicy dipping sauce. The owner I presume also introduced us to two lovely dishes. One with potato in a flat bread and the other was a butter nut squash. They were both served with a creamy yogurt. My wife and I ordered the trio Kabob and the eggplant dish. Highly recommended. The meats are so tender! Out of all the Persian places I have experienced the chicken at this establishment is the best! The beef even more! The dessert was heaven... If you want a true Afghan foodie experience, this is the place to go to in the Bay Area! Can't wait to try the other dishes!

So we came for the afghan food as this was a new place to us. We had been to maiwand market (santa…read moreclara), de afghanan (fremont), fremont afghan kabob, and the legendary salaang pass (earlier 2000s). The shop is bordering a grocery store. The restaurant is small but enough room for few families. The owner and staff are really nice, they offered us a complementary butternut sauash bolani for us to try when we normally take potato bolani. We got variety of dishes like chicken/chapli, beef/chicken, beef/chapli etc. we were happy to see salaam Cola instead of coke/pepsi etc. the bolani was amazing and very fresh and crispy which is nicer than a softer texture. The rice came brown seasoned, but it was a bit lighter in color and flavor, would suggest try to make it more seasoned/heavier on flavor. The chapli was really good and had a peshawri like taste and texture. The chicken today pieces were large in size and color was just right. For some reason the chicken flavor didnt get all the way through. The ambiance was nice and it is a good addition to fremonts Afghan restaurants

Food was amazing, halal friendly. We enjoyed their great service. I am seriously thinking of…read morecoming here again.

WHY WE WENT HERE: - dinner…read more THE LOOK (FROM THE OUTSIDE): - located in a plaza off Warm Springs Blvd and Hammond Ave THE LOOK (FROM THE INSIDE): - casual dining THE MENU: - lunch special - Burma Bay Hour (happy hour specials Mon-Thurs 3PM-6PM; appetizers and select drinks per our server) - appetizers - soups - salads - noodles - chicken - beef - lamb - seafood - seafood cont. - vegetables - side dishes - bubbles - white/rose - red - beer/sake - non alcoholic - desserts WHAT WE ORDERED: - we lived off the happy hour! - samosas - salt and pepper chicken - fried tofu - chicken lettuce wrap - coconut chicken curry palata - lamb curry palata - tea leaf salad THE TASTE: - everything was great! to note: - salt and pepper chicken made us think of thinly sliced Dino nuggets; more tender and no need for dipping sauce - fried tofu was seasoned like popcorn chicken and no need for dipping sauce - palatas were thick and flaky and the curries were great - tea leaf salad was crunchy and refreshing CUSTOMER SERVICE: - warm - welcoming - attentive but not overbearing - only happy hour item we didn't get was the tea leaf salad - bill indicated happy hour items are 20% off the menu price

I really enjoy dining at Wakatobi Japanese Grill Habachi & Sushi -- the staff and service provided…read moreis always superb! Very kind staff and the environment is very calming and relaxing. We were a party of three and we had the lunch combos -- shrimp and scallop and chicken and shrimp. Large portions, wonderful quality meat and seafood -- very delicious, with no leftovers. With no room for dessert this time, perhaps next time. Looking forward to dining here again, would highly recommend. Worth the trip, the food is delicious!

Here's a hidden lil gem for Halal Hibachi and Sushi! Tucked away in the corner of an alleyway by…read more85°C Bakery in Newark, this place has some really flavorful hibachi. While they don't do the show, you at least get the whole meal at once on the same plate. I actually prefer it this way because when there's a show, each item comes out one at a time and I'd rather eat everything together lol. The portions seem to be a little bigger too, than at the restaurants with a show. What we ordered: * Gyoza * Edamame * Sashimi Combo * Yakisoba w/ Beef * Angry Dragon Roll * Chicken Teriyaki Roll * Steak & Shrimp Hibachi Combo w/ Fried Rice * Filet Mignon & Lobster Hibachi Combo w/ Fried Rice