Came here before seeing a show at the Beacon Theatre. Made a reservation beforehand and thankfully I did as the place got pretty packed. My husband ordered this amazing eggplant dish which tasted really nice and Smokey. Also ordered the butter chicken which was also very tasty. Highly recommend the smoky eggplant dish. Can't stop thinking about it now. Also I let them know it was my wedding anniversary - they gave us complimentary wine and dessert. read more

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I would say this is in the top 3 of indian restaurants in NYC that actually taste authentic and very flavorful! We had a reservation and were immediately seated and our server was really fun and helpful the whole time we were there. We started with one paan cocktail and the mango chutney mocktail - both of which were delicious but I would definitely reccommend the paan drink over the others! For food, we got the aslam butter chicken tikka and I need to say "WOW!!" - everything about this dish was delicious & will be getting this dish again when I come back. For the main, we were really looking forward to having the rose petals and paneer kofta which was spoken so highly about but unfortunately was taken off the menu. Instead we got the lasooni palak paneer which was so yummy and the flavors were just right. Additionally, we got the daal which was great, but not at all spicy so I do wish it had a bit more of a "kick" to it but that's my personal preference. Everything was delicious and will definitely be back, hopefully they bring back the rose petals and paneer kofta dish!! There's a good amount of seating inside and the decorations are great, but I would definitely reccomend a reservation as they get very busy quickly (especially on the weekend) read more

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Pretty good. very ambiance side a bit dark for me. i really liked the staff they know the menu and have good recommendations i wasn't a fan of how greasy the food is but other than that it was full of good flavor. the roti was a bit dry. i really enjoyed the fish dish it was branzino. read more

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Made a reservation for a Friday night. Note that they do not allow changes to reservations or answer the phone on weekends, so be on time! My boyfriend and I shared: + Baby goat kebab - good though texture is super soft, wasn't expecting that + Roomali roti - fine, would get another bread next time + kerala fish curry - excellent, favorite dish that eyes + Side of rice (curry doesn't come with it, but it's pretty essential, so kind of annoying that they charge for it) Overall I prefer their downtown spot Kanyakumari, but this was solid. read more

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My favorite Indian restaurant in NYC. Highly recommend a reservation as it can get busy. Haven't seen roomali roti at any Indian restaurant in a while so I devoured it here. The chicken tikka is a MUST try! It absolutely melts in your mouth. If you order it as an app be sure to save the buttery sauce to dip your naan / roti in. Butter chicken was amazing. We also got the seasonal lassi which was lychee for us. This was insanely good and nothing like I've ever had before. Lastly for dessert, I'm not huge on cardamom so the chai cake was just okay but it's an interesting experience and definitely shareable. The ambiance is great for gatherings and celebrations. We even got to witness a birthday celebration at the table next to us. The staff goes all out to make it dramatic and enjoyable. read more

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Heard great things about this Indian place and there were many vegetarian options. I got the aloo tikka and shahi paneer (the paneer tikka was not an option this time). The aloo tikka was very good but the shahi paneer was a bit too sweet for my taste. I also got the mango lychee laasi which was amazing! For dessert we got the chai cake and gulab jamun pancakes! The chai cake I heard was really good but honestly was pretty disappointing as the taste was okay and the cake texture felt weird. The gulaab jamun pancakes were amazing and probably my favorite item here! Overall great experience and would recommend trying. read more

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Chosen by my host, this beautiful Indian restaurant hit all marks and for good reasons is at the top of Indian restaurants in NYC. Great attentive staff, nice (a bit noisy) ambiance, and most importantly, absolutely stunning food. All chosen to share, some portions were unexpectedly large. read more

Great restaurant, very spacious, fun atmosphere. The menu is extensive and includes some unique dishes. The food was good, full of flavor, the biryani was especially outstanding. The punch to share was interesting. read more

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Ambience (pretty dark, dimly lit; could be slightly brighter. I understand it's a fine fine restaurant but still) food (vegetarian and non vegetarian flare was delish but the cocktails were not) and service was excellent but service charge and tax was not! 20% gratuity inclusive Please book a table in advance for no wait. Charged in case you cancel the table early or even at the nth hour. read more

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Aesthetically pleasing upon entry and as you walk in further, it only gets better. A large group of us visited to have a nice Indian meal to honor India's Independence Day last year and return felt honored by the service throughout the night. They ended our meal with complimentary Indian sweets to celebrate the occasion. That's a nice touch! Let's see what they have in store for you guys this year... Our large group must have sampled most if not all items on their menu, but my side of the table was very pleased with the following: Baby Goat Doori Kebab (5/5) - tender and flavorful and theatrical in the way it's served. Butter Chicken (4/5) - great preparation but could have been less spicy. Naan (4/5) - the butter naan was spot on but the garlic naan was rather crispy than soft. I didn't mind it, but I can see that being an issue considering how naan is expected to be - soft and stretchy. A few misses on the menu were: Grilled Prawns Appetizer (3.5/5) the cook was inconsistent across the pieces as they didn't plop out of the shell as you would expect. Flavors were great but the experience a little off putting. The paneer dishes were mostly misses since the texture and quality was reminiscent of frozen paneer that I buy at the market. At a restaurant, I anticipate a fresh, melt in your mouth experience. Roomali roti (3/5) was on the tougher side rather than being tissue/handkerchief like. Good experience, hits the spot! read more

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Absolutely fantastic experience here. Walked in on a Saturday night to a full house but we were able to get two seats at the bar. Amber took care of us and was greatly responsible for our wonderful evening. Being unfamiliar with many of the dishes, she helped us decide on what we should order as first timers. We loved the butter chicken tikka kebabs and paneer as our starters and then enjoyed the korma and dal as our mains. The garlic naan was perfect for sopping up the delectable sauces. It's an authentic flavor explosion here and we can't wait to come back. read more

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Came back to this place after a year, this time with my husband, who is a non vegetarian. I say it again - if you are a vegetarian that does not eat paneer (like me), the options are limited, for an Indian restaurant. It's definitely a pricey restaurant where the appetizers are $20 and above. So keep that in mind. I ordered similar things: - Aaloo Tikki Chaat: it's delicious. The order comes with two tikkis, so plenty to share with another person. - Sweet Potato Chaat: this was interesting mix of sweet potato mashed with some sort of veggie kabab. Loved it. - Daal Makhani: this is ok. I'm a big Daal Makhani snob and I've eaten amazing Daals in NYC. This daal is not as delicious as I've eaten at other places. This place also serves paan, which was a surprise. We both got two each. My husband loved his Butter Chicken. Definitely worth trying it out. Not my favorite in NYC, but recommend you try atleast once. read more

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Great service, fast and attentive. The drinks were good, particularly if you're adverse to sweet drinks. However, careful if you are looking for something sweet. We asked for a sweeter drink for someone at the table and got the pineapple raita, which was just straight spice. The food was not our favorite, particularly for the steep prices. The naan was nice, but everything else was really one note (spice). I was particularly excited about the sweet potato chaat so it was really disappointing that the actual potato components were super flavorless. read more

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Come here for the kebabs!! I've tried the butter chicken tikka, goat dori kebab, and the malai chaap, and each one delivered. The malai soya chaap stood out with its unique stuffing of onions and chilies - flavorful, a little unexpected, and really well done. The menu has so many intriguing kebab options, I already have a list for next time. I skipped the mains this time around. On a previous visit (a couple of years ago), I found them a bit underwhelming -- the rose paneer kofta was too firm and chewy, and the kheema didn't leave much of an impression. That said, I'm hoping things have improved since then and I'll definitely give the mains another shot in the future. Still, even if you stick solely to the kebabs, it makes for a delicious and satisfying meal. I also got the chai cake dessert which was tasty as well. Their ambiance is nice and the service is quick and pleasant as well. Also would love to try some of their drinks next time around. read more

Kebab Aur Sharab - Soya malai chaap - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

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I came here with seven people and would like to say pretty good and very ambiance staff. The food is very good and service is really good. We ordered lamb chops, Aslam butter chicken Tikka, Dal Makhni , Paneer Tikka Massala, Paneer E Khass, and off course Butter Chicken. Please try all these things. we tried Gulab Jamun Pancakes. Great attentive staff. This is one of best restaurant in NYC. The food was good, full of flavor Please book a table in advance. We tried couple of drinks which was really good. read more

We had just a great experience here. Food was authentic to classic indian food with elevated seasoning. Ambiance: They've done a great job setting up the restaurant. It's good beautiful but intimate seating with low lights and teal colors. They also have this really nice outdoor/indoor area that's been painted with peacock feathers. I really like that they kept the brick wall look and have added designs to it to enhance the restaurant look. Food: The food was amazing. I highly recommend the *Vegetables Papad Ki Seekh Gongura Chutney kebab. I loved how they wrapped the papad around it. This was such a unique and delicious dish. The Aloo Tikki Chaat was also really good and on the spicy side. We got the Lasooni Sabzi Palak and the Rose Petals and Paneer Kofta as our curries. The palak was so flavorful and had the right amount of garlic in it. I liked the addition of corn to it, it was really well together. The kofta dish is on the sweeter side but they did tell us that when we ordered it. The curry base for it was so good and the kofta had a simple taste to it which complemented the flavorful curry well. I also got the Dal Makhani - it was really good and like a Dal makhani should be, simple but flavorful. Service: Everyone was so nice and helpful. They gave us suggestions based on our preferences and checked in on us often to ensure we had a good meal. Water glasses were also filled quickly. Price: Food is fairly reasonable. We got 2 appetizers, 2 curries, 1 dal, 2 breads, and 1 drink and it cost about $100/person. The portions are also quite big so we did have food leftover that we could take home for a second meal. read more

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This is a more expensive Indian restaurant, but the quality of taste definitely matches the price. We got the famous butter, chicken and a daal dish as well. The famous butter chicken is truly remarkable. It was so tasty. I currently am thinking about it. Four days later. The other dish, the mutton, was tasty as well. Not as good as the butter chicken, but definitely a dish that holds its own. The garlic naan was not that impressive. Really thin and crispy. Service was remarkable. Always filled up our waters. They sat us with no reservation and told us we had an hour. They brought out the food really fast. My friend recommended a type of bread that's very buttery and it looks like the spiral photo I attached. I would really get that. Really fun. I do have a complaint that rice cost seven dollars extra for the side dish. Most Indian restaurants, that's usually a given. Didn't really appreciate that. So a $30 famous butter chicken actually ends up being +7 dollars. A little annoying. read more

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probably the most stunning Indian restauraunt I've been to with sm peacock decor. unfortunately, food was such small portions especially appetizers for the price you pay. The drinks too i felt like were too expensive for what it was and left more to be wanted from it. The paneer dori kebab especially would not recommend. I liked the lasooni palak mushroom dish and dal makhani was also good but nothing spectacular. We also told them it was my mom's birthday but they didn't do any birthday thing for her but were doing it for other people there. read more

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My friend recommended this restaurant to me. Although he said I had to get the Kebabs (ofc), I dined with a relative who tends to eat vegetarian diet. We ordered a lentils dish, eggplant dish, and the fish curry. All of which were AMAZING. WOW. I need to come back. I wouldn't say the staff is very friendly. We interacted with a staff member who took our order and although I asked for recommendations he was passive and when I asked if the lentils dish would go well with the other two dishes I ordered (I didn't want to overdo it with curry-based dishes), he just nodded and said everything is good here. Also noise level is moderate to loud. We were in the back room which is very pretty and has a kinda-glass tinted skylight situation. It's not to the point where you can hear other conversations, but you do have to speak at a louder-than-room-level-volume. Still 5/5 for the food alone. read more

Kebab Aur Sharab - eggplant - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

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We were blown away by this place. We had the lamb chops, wagyu meat patties, and butter chicken. They were delicious! Our vegetarian friend ordered several vegetarian dishes, and we enjoyed those very much too. Finally, the highlights were the desserts - definitely order the falooda, if it is available. The second dessert was Kaitaifi Kulfi - oh so yummy! The manager named Ransom took great care of us, and the entire staff was professional, attentive, and pleasant. The atmosphere was lively and festive. read more

We came here to get some drinks and found this place quite underwhelming. What really set this place at a zero was that someone spilled water all over the area where we were sitting. Our bags were entirely soaked. What made this worse was that the staff clearly realized water was spilled or leaking, but did not do anything. Unfortunately, we were unaware of this situation until the very end of the night. When we went to get our bags, one was drenched which had our laptop! We warned the staff about the spill. Instead of seeming apologetic or compassionate, they just completely ignored this. For the amount I paid for a drink, the least I can expect is for them to mop the darn floors! IG: AndTheNextAdventureBegins read more

The food is very tasty with good portions. Paneer tikka masala had a unique flavor, with stronger turmeric and more spice than most places. I preferred this to the typical sweet kind. Dal makhani was so rich and creamy - definitely order it! These were the most popular vegetarian items. The drinks were decent, nothing special. The atmosphere is very fun, somewhat louder club mixes of Bollywood songs. Everyone started clapping when they put on a birthday song for someone. Only disappointment was the service, which was nearly non-existent. There was one waitress for 7-8 tables. It took a long time for empty plates and cups to be cleared, and she seemed impatient with us ordering. read more

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3/5 In my second visit, we tried the goat kebab, malai soya chaap, butter chicken, biryani & garlic naan. Food is really tasty. Drinks - paan shop & sasuraal interference are underwhelming. This time service was a bit lackluster. We were expecting some special treatment with our birthday reservation but nothing happened. Later they told us that we must order a dessert to get special treatment. Well it kinda killed the vibe. Menu still feels overpriced. Kebab aur Sharaab needs to up its game to truly be remarkable. read more

My friend and I ventured into this establishment to have a memorable meal. We have been on a quest this year to find the best Indian restaurant in town and hands-down I believe this place is my new favorite. To start off the entire vibe is super energetic inside, the bar is absolutely beautiful and the lighting is soft and energetic, great place to hang out if you are waiting for your table, which is what we did. Drink menu is pretty standard with a few interesting twists. I do like the shareable drinks option to really make your outing a party. We started our meal off with the lamb chops that were absolutely off the chains amazing. They were grilled perfectly, the masala and spice was perfection. The chops coming out on a skewer is a fun presentation but I would've liked to see one more piece on there just so that it's easier to share between two people, but I'm not too mad. The Aslam butter chicken was fabulous. The sauce was so delicious and buttery and full of flavor and the chicken was tender and juicy and just grilled perfectly. The pickled onions and green chutney cut right through all of that to deliver a perfect bite each time. Definitely get this if you are visiting here. For mains we ended up getting a rumali roti with the old Delhi korma. The korma had everything going for it, the right spices, the right balance, the tender meat. I just think it needed to spend a lot more time on the stove caramelizing and for the flavors to develop and deepen. This korma should not have been removed from the stove until the oil started to separate (Can you tell I'm a little bit of a korma fanatic?) We expressed this to the chef as well as he came out to greet the floor. The shameful part about this dish is that you could taste a little bit of the gamy flavor of the meat, which is never a good thing when it comes to desi curries. We ended the night with bone marrow pulao and this did not disappoint. I would suggest ordering this with another meat dish because there's not a lot of meat or masala in the rice itself, but it was very fragrant and the fatty bone marrow paired perfectly well with the rice. Overall, this was a super memorable meal. I can't wait to come back here and also try some of their desserts. Unfortunately we were too full to even think of anything sweet, but with this place I'm confident to say that there will be a next time!! read more

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We had an 8:00 PM reservation, which apparently meant "stand around and reflect on your life choices until 8:20." No table, no updates, no apologies--just vibes. After 20 minutes of waiting while actively starving, we figured we'd at least grab some appetizers at the bar. Rookie mistake. The bar attendant--who gave strong "I'm either the manager or deeply enjoying this power trip" energy--flatly refused to serve us food because we might "crowd the bar" for guests who were already seated. The interaction was needlessly rude, dismissive, and impressively inhospitable for an upscale restaurant that should understand how reservations and hunger work. So we did what any rational person would do: we left. Walked next door to the sushi spot, got seated immediately as walk-ins, and enjoyed 10/10 service and food without being scolded for existing near furniture. If you're looking for fine dining with a side of attitude and zero accountability, this is your place. Otherwise, save yourself the time--there's a sushi restaurant next door that actually wants customers. read more

Food was pretty good. I liked the aslan butter chicken a lot. The breads were good. The palak was different from what I thought and wasn't a huge fan of it. The paneer tikka was good but pretty spicy. The chai cake has ac nice spice and was delicious. Would overall recommend if in the area but I wasn't blown away. The kokum cocktail tasted like licorice and I wasn't a fan. Service was ok. read more

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Was nervous reading prior reviews about the staff but luckily all of mine were fine. Portions and prices are not family style at all. It's a nice effort to elevate Indian cuisine and the paan drink is very whimsical. Just the usual almost 250 for 4 people and almost filling but not filling enough. Presentation was lovely! Music playing in the background also great and love the birthday music and wishes! read more

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Nice decor, dim lighting, good service and really tasty and flavorful food. We made a reservation and went for dinner on Saturday night and got seated right away. We ordered mushroom Galouti, paneer Dori Kebab, soya Chaap, lamb chops and tandoori chicken for appetizers. Everything was amazing except Paneer Dori Kebab and tandoori Chicken were okay. For entrees - we had Dal Makhani, Paneer kofta and Bangin Baigan with roomali rotis( everyone loved it) and naan. All dishes were tasty and flavorful - Dal was creamy as expected, Panner kofta was soft and flavorful, Baigan Bharta had a smoky flavor which everyone loved. We had couple of drinks as well but they were ok - a bit too sweet for our liking. Overall, I will definitely recommend this for food and enjoying array of their kebabs and other offerings. read more

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I've dined at Kebab aur Sharab twice, and I will say the food, although pricey, is fantastic. The first time I came, we made a reservation and were seated in a smaller room in the back that was very romantic. I don't remember exactly what we ordered, but I distinctly remember the bone marrow biriyani being out of this world. So rich and silky with the bone marrow mixed in, with the raita and green sauce (mint?) cutting through the richness. Packed with flavor. I had the chicken biriyani the second time, and it was not as good. A little dry, and somewhat lacking in flavor. Both times, I ordered the rose kofta, which has a tomato cream based sauce similar to butter chicken. It only comes with 4 dumplings, but it's delicious nonetheless and the curry is wonderful over rice or on naan. Also beautiful presentation. The most recent time, we walked in without a reservation but were able to sit at the bar, which had a nice ambiance. We ordered a baby goat skewer, which had great presentation. This dish was interesting.. it had a soft texture that was almost like pate. We spread it on the provided flatbread with green sauce and pickled onions, which made for a unique and delicious bite. Moving onto desserts, we ordered the chai cake on my first visit, which I recall being delicious and moist, like a spiced version of tres leches. Most recently we got the gol chakkar (coconut jaggery pudding). I liked this less than the chai cake, but it was still a nice, modestly sweet end to the meal with unique flavors. My one qualm here is that on my most recent visit, the bartender broke a glass near where we were eating and cleared our dishes due to potential glass shards. He asked if we wanted another dish, which we declined as we were pretty full. He comped our dessert, but I feel like we should've had some portion of our entrees comped as well, considering we hadn't eaten about 50% which we could've taken home for 1-2 more meals. Despite this, I will still be coming back to Kebab aur Sharab because it is truly a standout of Indian dining. Just be careful sitting near the bar! Also they do play music extremely loud to celebrate birthdays, which can be fun, but a little annoying if there are several in a row. read more

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The restaurant looks beautiful, very spacious and lots of seating. We had a reservation for two, they do have a $35 cancellation fee per person. The presentation of the food is lovely, but the food lacks vision. For the pricey menu, the food does not amaze. We had the mushroom galouti, (three pieces of mushroom circular pate whose texture and taste mimics shami kabab) which was over-seasoned with cardamom. Literally all you could taste was pasty cardamom. We also had Daal (which tasted very basic, and didnt come with any rice or naan/roti. We also had a purple sweet potatoes chaat, which was four small aloo tikkis on a bed of chana masala. There was no crispy component to it, which chaats usually have. The garlic naan was good. For a sweet ending we had the $20 chai cake, that didnt impress. It was a dry cake getting soggy in a melted, at best, chai/pista flavored kulfi. All in all, for a michelin rated place, was not blown away by any flavor transformation or unique flavors. I had a butter chicken to go, which was decent, but not impressive enough for me to return. read more

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Wow everything was really tasty. The fish curry and korma were both rich and really flavorful. The fried fish and the chaat were also fantastic. read more

Kebab Aur Sharab - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

Very busy and had to wait a bit for our table on a weeknight despite a reservation but I think that specks to how much this place is loved. The service was prompt and professional despite the full house. The ambiance was noisy and vibrant with decorations and art. The food was delicious and served hot. The prices are definitely higher but it's worth checking out if you can get a reservation! read more

Came here with a group of friends. Mango lassi bussssssin. The drinks pretty good too. I loved the fish curry and dippin the garlic naan into it. Wow such a tantalizing experience. Service was amazing the server even put chili on my naan ! It's like customization Love the vibe. Music was a bit hardcore for me but nonetheless added to the ambiance. The pancake thing for dessert hit the spot. I'm so full read more

Kebab Aur Sharab - Stuffed naan yas - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

My boyfriend and I went here for dinner, it was pretty busy which makes sense for a Friday night so it was good we had a reservation. We tried 3 dishes Lamb chops - really good, tender flavorful Chicken chengezi - delicious, spicy and gingery Kerala Fish curry - this was our favorite, sweet and coconut forward Given how a lot of the reviews said the cocktails weren't good we didn't get any, they were pricey and this place is expensive as is. However I did get the thumbs up masala soda which I always like. If you don't like chaat masala in your drink - don't get this There's not many Indian restaurants in Manhattan that I think has proper quality Indian food. Despite this place being expensive, the food is superb. I do think they could include rice with the mains, it was a little silly to request it in addition. $8 for rice seems far fetched The one thing they can work on is their service. With the cost you expect a bit friendlier wait staff. Our server didn't do anything wrong per se but the hospitality was not up to par with restaurants in this price range. Overall this restaurant had a nice ambiance with low lighting, music and I would recommend it for a weekend date night! read more

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Food is great, cool vibes. Expensive end, not sure if its worth. If you have the money, the food is really really great tho. Came here to celebrate the boy Neel's Bday. What a sexy handsome man, he is quite the fellow. read more

Kebab Aur Sharab - Indian Near Me - New York, New York

I really wanted to love this place, but my experience was a total letdown. Almost every dish we ordered was extremely heavy on cream, which made everything taste flat instead of flavorful. Indian food doesn't need cream to be good, and it was disappointing to see it used in almost everything. The raita was sweet, which completely threw me off. Raita should be savory and cooling, not sugary. One of the strangest parts of the night was the waiter telling us which dishes on the menu "weren't great." That didn't inspire much confidence in what we were about to eat. The only thing I truly enjoyed was the garlic naan. Warm, soft, delicious, easily the best part of the meal. Unfortunately, I ended up feeling nauseous the next morning, which just made the whole experience feel even worse (could have just been my reaction, but still worth noting). Overall, the meal didn't feel like a real representation of Indian flavors or culture, and I left disappointed. I hope they improve the recipes because the concept is promising, but the execution really wasn't there for me. read more

Definitely one of the top Indian restaurants in NYC. Walked in and had a reservation so we were greeted and seated right away. We were passing by the bar and they greeted us as well, definitely very welcoming. Place was a bit dim but great vibes. Two menus placed on the table , small one being the food menu and tall one for drinks. First 4 sections of the small menu were appetizers, next 2 were the mains and last was for dessert. Restaurant takes the whole order at once , so order wisely. Me being to this restaurant once , didn't know the portion size and etc so we order bunch of things. I must say definitely try the BABY GOAT KABABS and LAMB CHOPS as appetizers. Now on the main course definitely do the Butter Chicken , good portion for 2 people. Overall loved it , we were in and out in a hour. Service- 10/10 Ambiance- 10/10 WiFi- Not Sure Reservation Needed Parking - Street Metered HALAL FRIENDLY ALSO THEY ARE OPEN ALL 7 DAYS read more

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One of the best Indian food I've ever had! We've been to Kebab aur Sharab twice now, it is a must for my husband and I to eat there every time we are in NYC. The service is great, staff are friendly and provide good recommendations from the menu. We ordered aloo tikki, aslam butter chicken tikka, dahi kebab, dal makhani, rumali rotis and old Delhi korma. Everything was extraordinarily good, but I have to call out the dal makhani specifically. It's mouth watering, delicious, creamy and the best I've had in US. If I could give more than 5 stars to Kebab aur Sharab, I would! read more

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Kebab Aur Sharab is mind blowing. Some of the best and authentic Indian food located in the upper west side. The ambiance is welcoming and luxurious. Decor is modern Indian and absolutely beautiful. Service was spectacular, orders were taken quick and food was delivered even quicker. For appetizers we ordered Amritsari Machi (seasoned and battered fish), tandoori chicken, lamb chops with tandoori onions. Main course we ordered famous butter chicken, chicken changezi, rose petals and paneer kofta and paneer tikka masala. Every single dish was seasoned to perfection, the spices used were next level. Presentation of all dishes were amazing. Note: Kebab Aur Sharab is definitely pricey, average $30/meal, which is a bit overpriced. Great for a celebration or special occasion. read more

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Kebab aur Sharab is a fantastic place! The Paan Shop cocktail was incredibly refreshing and tasted just like Paan in a liquid form. The baby goat kebab was the most tender kebab I've ever had, and the Nawabi Lamb Kebab was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. I also really enjoyed the Old Delhi Korma, which was perfect for sharing between two people. My colleagues sampled all of the old fashioneds, and they were all excellent. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for amazing food and drinks! We loved the decor which was dimly lit but very stylish. There was plenty of seating and space for all sizes of groups. read more

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