No, just no. I got stomach troubles after coming by here for dinner with my boyfriend and friends. The boyfriend and I shared the chicken kabob plate, and boy was it NOT WORTH IT. There were like 4 or 5 smalls pieces of chicken breast, one scoop of hummus, a decent helping of rice, and a rolled-up pita bread. We spent about $25, because I also ordered a Coke Zero. I don't recommend this place. read more

Hummus is passable, just not much flavor. The pita bread was thinner than expected and served in the bag. Is that normal? Idk. read more

KABAB - The bag they served my pita bread in. - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Has become much more expensive over time. There are fewer options for smaller appetites.

I should have just listened to the reviews but I was here for a convention and the line was short. The meat was cold and only ok. The rice tasted like crappy rice pilaf. The salad was over dressed and old looking. It was $18 heckin dollars for a bottle of water and a gyro plate. Next time I'll just wait in line for mod pizza. At least I know they'll be good... read more

Really not worth your money, especially when there are decent options next door. I went with my family and we got an assortment of plates. I had a hard time finding anything good in what we got, but did enjoy the hummus. The meats were cold and dry, though had good flavor. The rice was soggy and had assorted veggies mixed in it (Lima beans?). The Baba ghanoush tasted off to me, but my family said it tasted like the skin had been burnt and then blended into it. The flatbread was super dry. And, the Greek fries were so soggy and undercooked we had to send them back. Two of four orders were incorrect or missing items. He was nice about making fresh fries, which is why I am giving a second star. read more

Low energy service, mediocre food quality, and pricing like a sit down restaurant. This pretty much sums up my experience. I would not be going back. A plate and a drink came out for about $18. oh well, i was hungry. Didn't check yelp review ahead of time so shame on me. read more

I went to Kabab this weekend during Bumbershoot. The line next door at Skillet was about 20 people deep and there was no line at Kabab. I thought "why not?" I'm glad I gave them a shot! I had the lamb gyro. You get the choice of beef, lamb, or chicken. With tax the gyro was $8.25. I really think it was overpriced by at least a dollar. I think a gyro should be $7 with tax, tops. Ah well. The lamb was juicy and tasty. Veggies tasted fresh. Sauce was good. Portion was good. I was very hungry and ate the whole thing. If I wasn't famished I probably could have shared with someone. Nice people at the counter. I'm happy to find another solid choice in The Armory! I do think they're a tad pricey though. read more

There was a HAIR in my Falafel Sandwich...Need I say more? Okay, I will: The first and only bite I had, aside from the hair in my mouth, was nothing to write home about. I shit on you, Kabab Corner. Thanks for making me buy a sandwich from Starbucks. read more

This only gets two stars because the lentil soup was really good. Everything else was too damn salty. That's right, I said too damn salty!! We chose this is after yelping every single damn food court stall in this freaking food court. Man I hate food courts. Did yelp make me even moRE elitist about food?? Who knows. That is besides the point. I was here for the Cherry Blossom Festival (eh) and I was hungry and desperate. This place is probably a 3 star IN the food court, but 2 in Seattle. Beef & Lamb pita was 4.99 and topped with generous amounts of meat. But kinda eh and process-y. Lentil soup was 2.99 yummy and full of spices. Eating this food made me sad to be eating, and that's just not right., man. read more

Kabab is doo-doo. It's sad that most of the people who eat there will do so on the spur of the moment. So they won't know until it's too late that Kabob is doo-doo. So I'm takin little Nachito to the children's museum. All this damn war coverage of the middle east has got me jones'n for some taliban food. So I give Kabob a try. But much like a hummer driving over an IED, I immediately know I've made a mistake. I'm payin by credit card (tryin to up that FICO score) and my cashier 'Saied' swipes it, then spins the display around to me for my 'tipping options'!?!?! There's a range between 10%-25%. WTF?? This is fast food, dude. I'm carrying my own order to the table and busing my own paper plates here. But he's standing there staring at me, waiting for me to make my selection. No wonder the line is so slow. I tell him no tip, and he sullenly gives me my receipt. 20 minutes later, I get a plate of chicken breast over rice with 'Mediterranean' salad. The flavoring on the chicken is OK, but the chicken is hard and full of cartilage. The rice is friggin San Francisco Treat, and the salad is drenched in nastily spiced sauce. It must be middle eastern, because it sure ain't 'Mediterranean'. Add to the $9 plate, a $3,50 bottle of water, and I'm feeling thoroughly ripped off. So my advice is to pass Kabab and head over to Quincy's for some good hamburgers and seafood. Aren't they supposed to be spelling it K-E-B-A-B anyway?? read more

We were looking for a quick snack at the Armory before heading up to the Space Needle and we found the Kabab. My Lamb Kabab wrap was alright, but we absolutly liked my wife's Falafel wrap. We like it that much that we had it agian when we went back to Seattle Center. read more

The food was incredible! I'm on a trip here from Cali and as a vegan was hoping to find some good good here other than French fries and salad which is what I'm usually stuck with. I ordered the vegetarian special plate, side of olives, and baklava. The food was so delicious, everything was perfect except for I have high standards for tomatoes and they looked a little sad. I loved it so much and had just come into a lot of money and sprinted back over to drop in a 10 dollar tip. Hummus and the... I can't remember the name of the other eggplant and lemon thing that looks like hummus... were both so packed full of flavor. Falafel was wonderful and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The dressing over the greens was excellent as was the tzatziki. Based on the other reviews it looks like the meat is hit or miss, but my food was amazing! The baklava tasted perfect and just as it should. The cashiers and chefs are also very sweet and upbeat. read more

Waited a very long time for one, fairly small, very dried out, over cooked beef kabob seasoned with olive oil and salt and pepper. The color of the meat was also grey. Should have checked yelp before going here. Stay away.. read more

Food just ok but service terrible. Charged me $6.58 for 2 bottles of water and 25c for Togo box and reminded me twice I need to pay for Togo box. Better options available next to it. read more

Expensive is understandable because it's touristy but my lamb gyro was so flavorless and underwhelming. Way better choices here I hope that they try harder. read more

Stuck in the Seattle Center and desperate for a light meal at the Armory without it actually having to be rabbit food (salad)? Try Kabab -- but only out of desperation. I didn't order the gyro, but instead had a chicken plate, so I can't rate the gyro. The chicken plate came with rice, pieces of chicken, salad, and pita bread (~$9). It looked very tasteless and bland, but was actually very flavorful and full of the spices I love. Chicken was tender, but the rice was a little mushy and salty. I have definitely had better Mediterranean cuisine, but this is a good place to go if there is no other choice. read more

The following adjectives sum up Kabab Corner well: Dirty, Overpriced, Tasteless, Smelly, Unfriendly, Dirty, Dirty, Dirty FYI... my wife and I each had a falafel plate with fries, and we shared a small drink. The tab was nearly $20, and no exaggeration, the falafel was by far, the worst that I have ever eaten. read more

It's really odd to see all the negative comments about this place. Seriously, of all the choices in the Center House, Kabab Corner is my first choice. They serve very authentic Greek. If there was something wrong with your meal, did ya take time to let them know??? I doubt it! I looked back to see when I last Yelped about them - it was 2008. So, almost four years later, they're still in business, and I have to say, after my last visit about a week ago, the food is just as tasty as ever. I guess some Yelpers are more likely to write something negative about their experiences but not so much about the positive ones. Bah! read more

Pretty good gyro when you have a craving. Wish it had a little more meat, good flavor though! Also it came out fast, which was a huge plus for me. read more

KABAB - Lamb Gyro - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We did not enjoy this food at all!!! Horrible taste!! Spices needed to be cooked. What a waste. Don't try it!! Looked good but seriously it was not even a little good. read more

If I could, I would give it no stars. People here are rude. I felt bad because my stepdad really wanted to try it!

Long story short: my family was in need of meal after playing in the fountain and people watching. After doing a quick recon of all the restaurants in the Armory we decided on Greek food, and made our way to Kabab. Initially I was a little shocked at how much our total was after ordering 2 Chicken Gyros and greek fries ($30). The next fifteen minutes I noticed a lot of talking amongst the employees and not a whole lot of food being served for their patrons. At the fifteen minute mark my gryos were placed on the window to be served and another 5 minutes for my greek fries to be completed. Needless to say, our two gyros were cold as if they had been sitting around for 20 minutes and our greek fries, weren't any warmer. They were soggy and were very plain tasting. How does greek food taste so bland you ask? I don't know, I guess there's a first time for everything. We gave Kabab a chance and we won't be back for seconds... read more

Don't eat here. Even for a good court this is awful. I got a lamb KABAB that had tiny pieces of dried out something. Might have been lamb, could have been scorched olives. Just horrible. Wouldn't offer a refund. read more

Love to pay $15 for a gyro salad made with lamb when I ordered a gyro sandwich made with chicken. I can't eat lamb. It's not like the guy taking orders would have heard me though since he literally had his AirPods on. Amazing lol read more

Based on our experience: Quality: bad - tough, over-salted meats. Hard pita bread wrapped in a plastic bag (wished hubby had read yelp reviews before selecting this place for a quick meal) Was not asked about choice between rice/hummus or salad. Didn't matter - both were bad. Portions: small. We ordered another meal - rice was mushy, and had corn: corn???!!! This is middle eastern food - I have never seen corn in Middle Eastern rice. Hummus - grainy, and mostly garlic. Greek salad: small, bad (discolored greens, and overall not good quality ingredients). Prices: Shocking for the food quality/taste/portion. read more

During the happy our event at Seattle center we were a bit hungry and went to KABAB, unfortunately it wasn't really satisfying. We had the beef gyro; the bread was good, the veggies and the sauce were okay too, but the meat was chewy and gristle. That's definitely something they could improve. I think my next gyro will come from a different place. read more

Was in Seattle center area. It was busy day and this was the only none busy place. Should've taken that as a warning. Food was at least two days old. Tasted stale and microwaved. Expensive for what I'm used to for a gyro sandwich. Avoid at all cost. Oh they make you buy either bottled water or soda fountain water ‍ read more

Semi okay flavor and VERY little chcokwm in the chicken kabab plate. We eat lot of Mediterranean food and the amount of chicken here is the least ever. Not worth it at all and the attitude from the staff was very nonchalant when I said that's very little meat. read more

Super tasty and well made and balanced. I love pita sandwiches that don't fall apart and make a mess. I was even able to read my book while enjoying my sandwich. It's tourist prices, but not bad for the area. I'm leaving perfectly satiated. Note: I got the chicken kabab sandwich without the tahini sauce. read more

A typical mall like Mediterranean food stall. A gyro sandwich was ok but a bit expensive for this type of food. A rice bowl for $3 was not of any fancy type of rice. Just some type of generic rice made with yellow chicken broth. read more

Absolutely terrible. Payed $12 for a few burnt pieces of lamb on damp rice (see picture). Expected to overpay at Seattle center but this was a lot worse than I expected. Rude, slow service. Refused to serve me tap water. A lamb kabab sandwich, also $12, was flavorless and drenched in gloopy sauce. Go to literally anywhere else in Seattle Center!! read more

KABAB - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Pretty disappointing if you ask me. I've had a lot of Mediterranean food my whole life and I can easily say this ISN'T it. Wouldn't recommend to anyone else. The "shish kebabs" were dry nonetheless and also cut in super tiny pieces. That isn't what shish kebab is. Anyways, if you want real Mediterranean food don't go here. It'll save you the $15.50 for an average plate of food. read more

Everything around this area is going to be expensive. Why? It's all tourist of course. The food was alright, like meh alright. The yelp stars are right. I got the kabab and it was alright. Pretty much it's alright. I honestly have no way of explaining this place but saying alright. It's like something I'd eat when I've been in the field for too long and is extremely hungry and want something quick alright. read more

Food is ok .. price is ok for the for the food but customer service is very poor...overall not very happy!!! read more

KABAB - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I want to give this place four stars but they're a bit pricey for convenience Mediterranean food. The pita doesn't taste made from scratch and isn't slightly fluffy or soft like most, but thin and a tad rough. Not bad, but may not suggest to those tight on cash looking for excellent falafels and pita. read more

Terrible for for expensive prices. Visiting from CA I've tried hole in the wall, afghan kebab places, this place is a joke. I orders chicken kebab, it was bland and the pita bread was given in a plastic bag? Next time just drive a little ways if you're ready to eat real food, this place was plain disgusting. read more

I got food poisoning from eating here. My friends and I were in Seattle Center looking for a place to eat before we went to the Seattle Rep to see "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?" I, unfortunately, chose to eat here. I had the lamb kabab salad. As my friends and I walked around a bit before heading to the theater I started to feel really queasy. An hour later I threw it all up in the bathroom of the Seattle Rep Theater. I had to leave before the play even started so that was a waste of a ticket. I do not recommend eating here. read more

In my delirium of hunger, I happened to pick this place because the subway line was too long, and KABAB didn't have a line. That was one hell of a mistake. After eating that gyro, I felt so grossed out and sick. Tried to, but couldn't finish it. Grabbed some Starbucks to hopefully wash out the taste/ dilute my stomach. Save yourself the money and pain, just go to another place in the food court. read more

Possibly the best gyro I've ever eaten. I have nothing bad to say about this place. The food was amazing, and the portions were reasonable for the price. The service was friendly and incredibly fast, even during the busiest part of the day. Would recommend to anyone! read more

Pricey. Simply based on the amount of serving they give, compared to the amount of dollar that they charge per order. Service was not the best either, everyone was busy and it seems that they have no time to help their customers. Food was decent a best, still not worth what we paid for. Pricey, long wait, small serving, lackluster service. Nope! read more