Casual,fast, persian food. Love their fresh baked bread and yoghurt deep. The cardamom tea with "Kant" or with some Persian style dessert in fall/winter season... read more

This was my very first Persian experience! I'd been dying to try the Kabobs and read about several places here on yelp! I was excited when a friend surprised me with a trip to KB. It's HIS favorite place for Persian food! It was a Thursday evening, almost 7pm when we arrived. It wasn't too crowded but, not empty either. We were immediately seated! I was excited that there were a couple of seats available outside it was a great evening to be outdoors. I loved the casual ambiance. Where we were seated was right next to the restaurant next door and it was kind of tight b/c the person behind me kept bumping my chair w/theirs and I got hit with a ponytail a couple of times. However, my friend was able to pull our table away somewhat, fudging the line between the two restaurants. Unfortunately, I can't speak about indoors b/c we never went in. Up until this point I was having a pleasant experience. Here's where the restaurant begins to earn their one star. Our waitress took our drink orders and that was the last we saw of her. A waiter served our drinks and another waitress took our order. She was quite helpful. She immediately explained the meal (I'm sure I had a question mark on my face). She made sure I understood there was a difference between ground beef and the whole beef. She was quite pleasant. That was the last we saw of her. Our food came out in a reasonable amount of time and I enjoyed the meal. I ordered the chicken and beef over a bed of rice. My friend ordered the Kubideh over rice. He loved his (as usual, according to him). The chicken was surprisingly juicy. It wasn't as flavorful as I thought it would be. It was good, however. The beef was also good not overly spicy, but the flavor was still good. It was a little over chewy as beef goes. I have nothing else to compare it to (except what else I know about beef) since this IS my first experience with Persian Kabobs. The rice was just right as well, it had an excellent flavor. However, we ran out of the pita style bread. No one ever came by to replenish it. In fact, no one ever came during the entire course of the meal. Furthermore, my friend, reading my disappointed mood, finally flagged down a bus person to ask for water! It had been over 15 - 20 min. and I was literally about to choke! At the same time, we asked for a to go box to put my food in. On the UP side -- It was a great place to people watch and the portions were big enough for me to have leftovers (I'm a small eater, this may not be true for everyone. My friend ate all of his). My friend who is a fan of KB was very apologetic (which in my opinion he didn't have to be). He explained, in the many years that he'd been coming to KB that this had never happened. I felt bad for him b/c he really wanted the evening to go well and especially wanted me to like the place! Unfortunately, KB dropped the ball this particular time. I was disappointed in the service even though I loved the food. I mentioned the poor service to the waitress and she explained something halfheartedly that I didn't understand, nor, did I think it was a good excuse. She said that the waiters shared service and she was sorry. That was it. Needless to say, I did not try the dessert. My patience had run thin at this point. As you might imagine, my tip reflected my thoughts on their service. As a former waitress, I'm a 20% or more tipper. However, for these same reasons, I deplore poor service, and tip accordingly! For dessert, I opted for good ole' reliable CheeseCake factory to top off the evening! Yumm! The FINAL Verdict: (I really wanted to rate higher) The food - 4 stars! The service - 1 star! The Atmosphere - 4 stars! (not incl. service) Location - 5 stars! (Right off the metro!) To be fair, I will try them again (at the request of my friend). Maybe, they'll raise bar and I can raise their rating next time! read more

Food is great and service is even better. The owner/manager personally asks about the food and service. I remember my girlfriend and I ordered too much food and they told us if we want to move to a bigger table so we can eat more easily, it was funny but very satisfying. It shows how much they think about the customer experience read more

Definitely to be added to the list of top Persian restaurants in the DC metro area. Had a delicious meal here on Saturday evening and it hit my kabob craving right where I needed it. We were able to get a tahdig (crispy rice appetizer) with fesenjoon stew, which is a chicken-pomegranate stew. The stew was delicious. Sweet, a little tangy, and amazingly flavorful. Tasted like home cooking. I also really appreciated the bread basket with the fresh herbs. They're a staple in the Persian diet, but not enough places offer it (and rarely free of charge!). For entrees, I shared the Barg Soltani and the Chicken with bone with my roommate. The Barg soltani has a skewer of kubideh and a skewer of barg. The kubideh was amazing. Juicy and tasty. The barg was pretty darn good as well. I asked for it medium rare and it was perfectly done. The only drawback of the meal was the chicken. Sadly it was overcooked, and usually I prefer the bone-in because it's juicier. But that's okay - I just know to stick with the beef entrees from now on. Also, the homemade doogh was delicious. It goes so perfectly with kabob. It can be a scary drink if you don't know what it is, but it's just the perfect salty compliment to all that meat. Overall, quick service, delicious food. Can't wait to bring more friends here! read more

As a middle eastern food fanatic, I guess I place too high of an expectation on these types of restaurants. I had been informed that Kabob Bazaar was more authentic than others, so I went there with great eagerness to test it out. I was very disappointed by the outcome, to say the least. Atmosphere: Casual, not very private, plentiful outdoor seating Food: For appetizers we had the feta with walnuts and herbs, borani (spinach and yogurt dip), and hummus. The first one was a plate with pieces of feta, walnuts, and assorted fresh herbs. It's a rather awkward appetizer. I love feta, and this one was OK. The borani was decent but my homemade borani is MILES ahead of this one, not meaning to brag. The hummus was pretty good but not the best I've had (Pita King in Alexandria). The bread is OK if you eat it warm but if you let it get to room temperature it gets hard and inedible, like bread gets when it's been microwaved too long. They'd be much better off heating the bread in the oven instead of a microwave. The falafel is sub-par. I work very close by this restaurant and middle eastern food is my very favorite, but I was so unimpressed by this place that I would only go there again if someone else paid for it. It was just not that good. Price: not too bad, actually read more

Ulrik and I went to visit my uncle and cousins in DC in January. Needless to say the weather was excruciating cold, so a good abgoosht (Iranian heavy soup made i clay pot) to warm us up was all we could think about. After a bit of google searching we decided for Kebob Bazar, a joint I visited once in 2008 and had quite fond memories of. We arrived a bit late, so they had only four abgooshts left for the six of us. No worries, we went for barg soltani and a large soltani as well for mains, and sabzi khordan with feta and home made bread for starters. The service was a bit forgetful and mostly non-Iranians, but it was OK. The sabzi khordan tasted off, really not the combination of herbs I'm used to from Tehran nor was the bread authentic Tehrani lavash - perhaps the bread is from another part of Iran? Not sure.. As for the main, the abgoosht was - unfortunately - not very good either. It was a bit bland and boring, so we had to spice it up with lots of salt, pepper and torshi to make it tasty. The kebob is a better choice for this place, the meat and rice were nice - and overall, the portions are huge. I would probably not come back, the food was just not worth it. read more

I feel so bad for writing this review, as this is Leila's parents' place, but I must say I was very disappointed when I went there tonight for the Nowroz Buffet. In all fairness though, it was a special event buffet so my experience may change next time I go.... I was very excited to go here and planned my day around it, unfortunately the people that were gonna go with me couldn't come so I had to go alone but I was still excited for it because if you can't have good Afghan food on Nowroz you can have good Iranian food. When I got there a lady told me to wait by a table but then another older Iranian gentleman told me someone was waiting for that table, so I moved off to the side and he said he has no tables...for five or ten minutes. I politely said OKay and walked outside. I think one of my first mistakes was not just speaking Farsi off the bat, but it was only a five minute wait and it really was no big deal. When I sat down at the VERY table the lady initially instructed me to stand by, someone brought me a menu but I asked if it was OKay if I just go ahead and take stuff from the buffet and they said of course. I went over to the buffet got some chalau, some sabzi palau (not sure what Iranians call it, but green rice), and some chicken kabob. The rice tasted like it was cooked with too much water then left out for a few hours in the pan ); in all fairness though, on a new year's night buffet it just may have been. The kabob tasted cold and flavorless. In fact, all of it tasted cold, left out, and flavorless. I thought maybe I got a bad batch and went back for more except this time I got the joojeh kabob instead of the chicken but when I sat back at my table the same result awaited me. It was quite disappointing because I thought for a $16 buffet I would end up eating too much of too much good food, instead I couldn't really eat anymore. I also got some of the kormei sabzi and honestly from afar I couldn't even tell it was sabzi because the spinach was that liquidy and when I ate it, well it suffered from the same fate as the rice and kabob. The bread was OKay, but honestly not the best -- it didn't taste at all like the bread I'm used to eating at Iranian restaurants. As for what I am assuming was supposed to be the must-o-khiar it was one of those gross makeshift ones that tasted more like some odd sour ranch salad dressing than actual yogurt with cucumbers and mint. In fact, I don't think there were ANY cucumbers in it. Its sad to say but even the Iranian restaurants in the Bay Area had better food and as someone who has grown up in the Bay Area and ate subpar Iranian food until he moved to LA that's saying A LOT. If I had so many problems, why am I giving it three stars you might ask? Well.... 1. It's super close to Metro so that's a big plus 2. Because of the aforementioned geographical experiences I am probably much more critical than other people 3. I came on a fairly busy nowroz day and asked for buffet food, so maybe if I go back and order from the standard menu my review may change... Also, do they only charge for each Coke during the buffet or all the time?? read more

Awesome food. Very friendly service. Excellent food. The kabobs are perfectly cooked. Very juicy and not dry. Authentic tea, very refreshing. For the desserts also deserve 5 stars. We got backlava which was surprisingly not sweet compared to other backlava sold in other stores. The Persian ice cream was also good. This place is a hidden gem. Definitely recommend 200%. read more

I followed the advice of my fellow Yelpers and stopped in to Kabob Bazaar to pick up dinner to go. After perusing the menu, I ordered the thigh kabob with rice. Even after the walk back to the abode, I found the food still warm! When I first opened the box, I observed two nicely grilled tomatoes, a bed of rice, and a line of chicken kabob. The dinner also came with some some parsley and radish slices, yogurt sauce, and pita. The tomatoes actually tasted like tomato and I really enjoyed the char from the grill. The yogurt sauce was tasty and I used some on the tomatoes as well as the rice and chicken. When I initially saw the rice, I felt disappointed and expected bland white rice. I dug in anyway and found the rice to be slightly seasoned and actually pretty good. The chicken...oh the chicken...it was wonderful! It was moist and flavorful and I loved the fresh grilled taste. The service was good with friendly staff that greeted me upon entry and thanked me as I exited. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Overall, I look forward to eating here again. read more

Very impressed by the Kubideh it is on point very tasty and the Yogurt with shallots I suggest for an authentic Persian taste this place also has other authentic foods as well but don't pass this place without stopping in or for a take-out it is a taste the whole family will want to taste and enjoy read more

I must be honest and say that this is the only persian restaurant I've been to in my life, but I'm completely obsessed. I've been here about 5 times with my best friend and the same server always greets us with a smile. Not only that, but she's AMAZING and by our third time, she already knew our order. Last time she asked, "Do you need a menu?" SHE'S SO GREAT! I always get beef kubideh and shereen polo. The flavor of the beef coupled with the saffron rice, pistachio nuts and citrus flavor in the rice is TO DIE FOR. I dream of this meal. I will stop now before I sound like I don't have a life. All in all, this place is delicious. EAT HERE. read more

I can't believe this place has not been reviewed more times! Honestly, it rocks... its way better than moby dick and cheaper too. It is literally across the street from the metro, so it is very convenient. I saw the reviews on yelp and it looked really good online so I thought wth, might as well give it a try. I've had Persian food in Iran and all over the US and this is awesome, you must go here! I tried a good portion of the menu and it was all very good and the bread was sooo good. You will not be disappointed!! ETA: This really is the best kabob around. Since I moved here in June, I have been here about once or twice a month. It is consistently good, great service, clean, and generous portions. One of the very few restaurant's I can count on for an excellent dining experience. read more

The food was great!! Really enjoyed the atmosphere, great place to meet with friends catch up and enjoy. read more

Kabob Bazaar - Middle Eastern Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

Awe the food was so delicious and I will for sure come back very soon! I live close by and it's the first time I have come here. I have missed out on some really great food and I'm mad at myself for it! I will surely tell all how great it was! read more

I was there today ,and ordered several things and I was happy I'm in iranian place for enjoying persian food but , I was dispointed,and I experience the worst tast of Persian food in this location,either they are not tasting them own food to see what they serving to the people .especially kabob was the worst. read more

I hadn't had good Persian food in a long time until visiting Kabob Bazaar last week. Everything about this place is excellent - from its delicious, succulent kabobs, its very reasonable prices, its proximity to the metro (right across from the Clarendon metro station), its great service, and its nice, traditional decor. I ordered the kabob koobideh and the food was prepared efficiently and was delicious. It's a very generous portion for a reasonable price. I will certainly be back. read more

A number of the other reviews mentioned the kubideh is very good here, and they were spot on. I don't normally like this dish because it usually tastes like overcooked hamburger, but here they really season it well, so I was very happy with it. The lamb kabob and the rice were good, but not outstanding. I would also suggest getting some chai, if it is cold outside it really goes down well! read more

After having kabob after kabob in DC, we wanted to find some REAL Persian food. This restaurant is a quaint place to spend a special celebration! Live music and attentive service. Kabob Bazaar is easily located at the Claredon metro station. I loved the Must-o-Kheyar (yogurt cucumber sauce) and taboli salad. I got the chicken kabob dinner (comes with plenty of rice).. tomatoes were perfectly roasted and sweet. The spices on the chicken were fantastic! We also ordered the house red wine (not too bad). Come over from DC. Enjoy dinner. And then go back to DC to do your after dinner drinks. ;) read more

Back again for another round of food! I ordered the Chicken kebob but was given the chicken sultan instead...boy what a pleasant surprise that was. For a couple extra dollars, you get a giant beef Kafta grilled to perfection. And the server threw in a baklava for the mistake in the order. Couldn't have been happier with my experience here. TIP: if bringing a baby try to come around 6pm before the 6:30pm rush - this place gets packed, especially if you have a large stroller. read more

Very friendly staff with authentic Persian bazaar food. Kale Pache (lamb head+legs) brought back memories from the past.

Mmmm..... so good. Cucumber, dill & yogurt on top of toasted pita bread - delicious. Green veggies, mild feta, and walnuts rolled into a toasted pita - even better. Grilled Salmon served with rice and dill - succulent. Overall, loved the live one-man band , great accommodating service, tons of food, and super cheap. Will I be back? Yes... yes, and yes. read more

Loved this cozy place. It's a bit old and crowded, but the owner/greeter was wonderful. He was very gracious and offered great service. The food was good too. I tried the lamb kabob, and friends tried the chicken/beef combo and the Ghormeh Sabzi. Loved the bread. read more

The Bottom Line: 3.5 stars. The food was generally very good - the quality of the meat was not the highest, but it was cooked well. The portions were quite generous, especially the deluxe platter appetizer. Good bang for the buck. --- Extended Comments: Kabob Bazaar is the only restaurant at which I've tried Persian food, so I can't comment on its authenticity or judge its merits relative to other places. But the food was generally very good, the portions were very generous, and the value was great. My wife and I shared the following dishes: *Combination deluxe platter of salad plovieyeh, must-o-kheyar, taboli, hummus, and kashk-o-bademjan: This platter was freaking huge and could have been a meal in and of itself for two, especially because the waitress provided us with extra bread. The kashk-o-bademja, a spiced sauteed eggplant dish, was excellent and was gone before we touched the rest of the platter. The salad plovieyeh (chicken salad) was surprisingly good, as we do not associate chicken salad with this region's food. The taboli was excellent and the hummus was very good - both tasted very fresh. *Falafel: This was the most disappointing dish we tried. The falafel was not crispy on the outside but was soggy throughout, and it lacked any spicy kick. It was obvious that the falafel had been cooked earlier in the day and subsequently reheated. *Lamb soltani - a skewer of kubideh and some chunks of lamb: The kubideh was very good - very flavorful, well-spiced, and a good balance of slightly crispy on the outside without being overcooked in the middle. While the lamb was advertised as "chunks of prime lamb," the quality of the meat was average, but it was cooked well and was pretty juicy when it first came out. *The final dish was a daily special of a delicious polo rice that included dates, lentils, and other spices. A chicken leg cooked in a tomato-based sauce was served on top of it - the chicken was super tender, falling off the bone, but it was one of those dishes where the first 3 to 4 bites are great but it's hard to finish the rest of it because it begins to taste funny after awhile. The service was very good - the waitress was attentive without being overbearing. read more

A bit pricey but goddd the Salman kabob is divine ... and please try the "ashe reshte"... persian noodle soup. .. amazing ! I have to mention they are great at taking phone orders and not messing it up and having your food ready once you make it there. read more

There's only two Persian restaurants in this area I would eat at and this is one of them. Being Persian I would know too ;)! I love that their specials everyday are fresh and the bread as well. The standard kabob never disappoints and the service is always friendly and nice. I also often times order carry-out and take it back to my home in D.C. This place is Persian for sure (I've talked to the owner) and the owner is always there in the back having tea. The price is good as well. Don't have to break the bank for yummy food. read more

For months, my friend and I sought a restaurant that offered Kale Pache. One day I accidentally came by Kabob Bazaar on the weekend and found Kale Pache on the Specials! My friend came down from New York City just for the Kale Pache because I immediately called him and and told him "Jat Khali", literally meaning your seat is empty. To top it off, the price and taste for the Kale Pache were reasonable and delicious, respectively. The staff are always courteous, but they face the same problem as every small business out there: table service slows down when the place is packed. Quick list of my other favorite things about this restaurant: ash e anar (pomegranate soup,) dooghe khanegi (homestyle yogurt-based drink,) shish kabob (skewered meat,) chayee (Iranian tea,) faloodeh (Google it,) bastani irooni (Iranian ice cream,) masto mooseer (garlic yogurt,) and many more. Although I frequent Kabob Bazaar any chance I get, the times I most enjoy the experience are on weekends when they have their weekend specials, such as kale pache, ash e anar, haleem, etc. Hands down, this is my favorite Iranian restaurant in US. read more

Late night and a Kubedah sandwich. Was tasty and better than expected. Certainly a place you can go, hang out and have a good meal. Service is OK and quite the eclectic mix of people if you like to people watch. I'd return again. read more

Loved this place! Stopped by for lunch and ordered the chicken kabob and lamb stew from the special menu-- high quality food, not to mention - for such a reasonable price! Service was also amazing, a wonderful authentic Persian restaurant in the heart of Clarendon. read more

I had high hopes because there seems to be many very positive reviews from Persians who've eaten here. I'm obviously not Persian so I can't say "this place is not authentic" or "the (entree) doesn't have enough (some spice)". But I've been to a number of Persian restaurants in different cities and unfortunately, this is one of the worst Persian foods I've ever had. The wife got kubideh kabobs and I got one of the special Polo dishes with chicken. The kubideh was kinda dry and not as flavorful as other kubideh I've had. The chicken polo dish was a bit bland -- I've never had it before so maybe that's how it was supposed to be. I guess I was just expecting it to have a bit more punch. Actually it worked out that the chicken wasn't too spiced/flavored since our 11 month old son was with us -- he seemed to enjoy the chicken and rice. :) Maybe we caught them on a bad day but I'm inclined to not try this place again. read more

I got the kubideh sandwich. It's actually a really big sandwich. I took half home because I couldn't finish it all. For $8, that's a pretty sweet deal. I really liked the bread they gave us beforehand (comes with yogurt dip) and the bread for the sandwich. The meat was pretty good too. I took a glance at the desserts and they seemed pretty good. Saffron ice cream?? I definitely want to try that sometime. read more

I'm not terribly familiar with Persian cuisine, but here are my thoughts nevertheless. I decided to keep it basic, starting with hummus and pita bread and proceeding to the beef shish kabob with rice. The beef is decently tender and marinated, though I couldn't place the flavors in the marinade other than the pepper. Also included are mushrooms, green peppers, tomatoes, and onions, that almost overwhelm the meat in terms of quantity. This is all placed on a bed of nicely flavored rice. The atmosphere is Persian themed. It's somewhat classy, but this is mitigated by the strip-mall open-box layout of the place, though they do have a nice bar. Also, they had a guy playing keyboard over a recorded track, which is a bit cliche, but a nice touch nonetheless. read more

This place has an unexperienced servers except for a young new server. We were served by an old lazy asian waitress that never checked on us from the time the appetizer was served until we asked for the check!! We had to ask the young waiter to refill our drinks. Ask for our bill. I will never go to this place again. She made me hate dining there again because she is apparently careless, slow and between it is not my first bad experience with her!! I am crossing out this place and regret giving this kabob place another shot! Also the falafel when served was hard and tasted like it was just out from the microwave. The tabole tasted plain and like it has been fridged forever. The veggies they serve with bread looks old and the yogurt was so sour! I experienced better. read more

Because we weren't anywhere near our favorite place in Tyson's (Shamshiry) we decided to give it a try. It was okay, bf and I got chicken juje and kubideh. Rice was way undercooked, it tasted super bland even after I added butter and purple seasoning. Portions are small, yogurt sauce tasted like it was mixed with chutney but had no flavor to enhance kabob. Waiter didn't check on us, not once after food was served. The best part about this place is the Persian ice cream. I've had better kabob at fast food places (food kroner, duke kabob house) read more

Food is top notch. I grew up eating Persian food in LA so I'm qualified to assess here. Service was pleasant too. They don't have any banging deals or lunch menu options. I guess there's a groupon out there so investigate that option. Parking is a living nightmare - seriously there aren't even nearby parking garages! That would be the main deterrent to going back. read more

My go to persian food pick up place . I normally get the Chenjeh or chicken shishkabob . And for appetizers the kashk o bademjoon is really good , its my favorite appetizer so i always order it at every Persian restaurant and they have the second best kashk o bademjoon in the DMV area! The service is good and the people who work there are very kind ! read more

I ordered carry-out. I had the combo chicken and groundbeef kabob. Also ordered a side of eggplant. Price was average. Food was average. I noticed Persian kabobs are alittle sour compared to paki or afghan. The chicken size is alittle smaller than average but the skewer is longer. Ground beef is ok. Could be marinated better but nothing worth noting. Eggplant was also ok but instead of putting yogurt on top, they put some goat stuff. Yuck! It seems they used big aged eggplants too cause the seeds are huge. Bread was moist. Similar to Moby's. Yogurt is sweeter than most places I've been to so depending on your preference.... Personally I like my yogurt alittle sour, but yogurt was good. read more

I stopped by for take out lunch. They have lunch specials that rotate for certain days which is nice. When I walked it, it was a bit confusing... I wasn't sure if I had to walk up and order first or wait to be seated.. good thing I was just getting take out. The interior looked a bit dated, and somewhat like an Italian restaurant with the paintings of fake rocks/exterior, etc. And all of their employees were running around like chickens with their heads cut off because they had a busy lunch hour. I got the Kubideh kabobs which comes with two kabobs and I also got a side of grilled veggie kabob. Portions were huge, so I knew I was going to be eating this again for dinner. The meat was nicely seasoned and moist. The veggies were grilled to my liking -- almost burnt on the outside but still juicy in the center. The rice is super buttery, which I'm not a huge fan of. The yogurt sauce was the standard, and their "hot sauce" was just ground up jalepenos. Overall I would say BETTER than Moby's. However, I'll have to come back on either Monday or Friday for the Gormeh Sabzhi. That will be the true test. read more

Real homemade Persian food with super-friendly service. Their portions are quite generous and their rice is cooked without that extra greasy taste. Their salmon dish is fresh and very tasty -among other daily specials dishes (I'm too picky for salmon, unless is cooked perfectly without a fishy smell). Their Persian ice cream is just mouth-watering -also my son's favorite along with their traditional kubideh with rice! We've been coming to Kabob Bazaar for so many years - it is truly a favorite place to bring friends who can appreciate delicious homemade food in a relaxed atmosphere at decent prices. We love all their dishes!! read more

The Bottom Line: Good Persian food, great prices, try the specials. Enjoy a nice chai after your meal and perhaps some ice cream. The best Persian food I have had outside of expatriot communities in the middle east is in San Diego and in LA. In San Diego you have to go to Bandar in the Gas Lamp District which is truly a 5 star experience. (http://www.yelp.com/biz/bandar-restaurant-san-diego) (NOTE: If you are in SD and want great Persian food, go here!) Using Bandar as my 5 star experience I give Kabob Bazaar a solid 3 stars, which is good. I will return. My Persian friend told me this is her favorite in the D.C. area and said we should go. I found the staff friend, food filling, prices low, and taste overall, o.k. I ordered lamb, but I recommend any of the combo platters since they have a large amount of food. The basmati rice is a bit drier than I like and a bit bland. The bread is made fresh in a tandoori and comes piping hot to your table. If you are trying to avoid carbs, then avoid the bread, it is adicting. The local Persian community seams to enjoy the place; you will see many people sitting, relaxing, socializing and drinking chai. Want something different and you don't want to pay an arm and a leg? Why not come here? read more

We dinned in here because we enjoyed our meal last time in kabab bazaar in Bethesda. But this place was nothing like our last experience. The waitress had a very bad attitude and didn't check on any table while we were there, we had to wave our hands to get her attention as she forgot to give us bread for dizi and kale pache. I asked for dressing for my chicken salad as nothing came with it at the first place but I didn't get anything! The only reason I give it 2 stars is because it had kale pache and my cousin enjoyed it. Otherwise the costumer service is awful. read more