Loved my lamb dish! Surprisingly reasonable pricing when you at opening/lunch too!…read more Nice cozy but elegant vibes. Great to take out your family or significant other. Interesting art on the wall and nice bathroom. Park on the parking garage below or on the side street/lot nearby. Make sure if you don't finish your lamb and ask to put it in a takeaway box go specify that you want your lamb scraps. Learn from me because my waiter tossed all my lamb and just boxed up the rice likely thinking I was done with them. Big bummer since I was looking forward to my leftovers but oh well.

Overall it was a good experience! We absolutely loved the bread and the difference sauces that…read morewent with it. The pumpkin dumplings and pan fried veggie filled dumplings were great as well. I thought my salmon wrap and the chickpea side was ok. Interesting flavors for sure. As for the service, there was always someone filling up our waters and our waiter was very nice checking in every now and then. The only downside of the experience is at the end when the waiter was boxing up all the food for us. Very sweet that they do this but when boxing up my partners food, they only boxed up the rice and they got rid of the lamb that he was looking forward to eating more of later. So that was kind of a disappointment for us. I think if we go again, we would request to box our food ourselves since I'm not sure why they decided to get rid of all of his lamb.

For a late Friday dinner (late for me at least), I arrived at Shamshiry at 10pm to a packed…read moreestablishment. My friend and I managed do get one of the few remaining open tables so. I ordered the Chelo kebab kubideh ($20.99). This entree had 2 ground meat skewers, a grilled tomato, raw onion, and rice. The skewers were not simply juicy and well spiced. They redefined how much flavor I could expect out of grilled ground meat, making others taste flat or missing something. The rice portion was absurd. I hadn't eaten anything all day, and yet could barely finish it. I passed out in a food coma afterwards.

I came here on a Sunday afternoon and the place was packed, but they were able to get us a seat…read morevery quickly. We ordered the chicken kebabs and it was great. It's a really big portion. Definitely enough to share with two people. We had plenty of leftovers. I got a side salad, which was three dollars extra and it was not very good. However, if you don't make any modifications, it is straight rice. It's good if you're in the mood for some Persian food, but I'm not sure I would be craving it anytime soon. I was also missing some type of sauce to go with it. Comes with free bread and a spicy green sauce as well as some butter. The food took a little bit longer to come out, so I was glad they gave us something to nibble on.

Came for the Sheeryakh, but had such delicious, authentic Afghan food! I'd give 4.5 stars for some…read moreconstructive modifications to make in the future related to service, but overall amazing food! I left with a full belly and a happy heart. Got a combo of chicken kabob and shami kabob along with a side of their borani banjan/eggplant dish. The eggplant was honestly one of my favorite things- it's a must get in my opinion. Homey dish with incredible flavors! Their naan is fresh and pairs well with it. The chicken was good, but I've had better honestly. The shami was a little disappointing as I expected more flavor and it was slightly dry, but good. Their rice was so tasty and I loved the sweetness coming from the carrots an raisins. Of course, the sheeryakh was great- quite a big portion for one person, but I loved the texture. It tastes very similar to the Indian/South Asian/Pakistani ice cream, "Kulfi." CONSTRUCTIVE FEEDBACK: Service needs improvement. The whole time I was there I had to keep looking for waiters to make eye contact with to ask for menu, water, paying, etc. It took about 10 min or more for me to have to call a busy waiter over just to look at the menu- no one came over on their own. Things just took time for a Saturday night- plus they were hosting an event on top of this. Needless to say, I've never had service like this, but the vibe and food made me be not as harsh. Despite the service, this place is a must try for authentic Afghan cuisine. Can't wait to try more of their menu (and the borani banjan again) in the future!

Unfortunately, this restaurant didn't live up to my expectations…read more When we arrived the dining room felt very humid and sticky which made it uncomfortable to sit and eat. We were also a party of five but were only given one menu to share so not very convenient. I ordered the Chicken & Shami Kabob and it came with a choice of white or brown rice, one side, and naan. The meal looked nothing like the photo on the restaurant's website. The portion was overwhelmingly rice with very little meat. None of the garnishes shown in the picture were included on the rice. For $24 I expected a much better presentation and a more balanced portion. Oh and the meat was kind of dry. Parts of our order were missing, some dishes that came out were incorrect. The experience felt disorganized and the food didn't justify the price.

We had a wonderful experience dining at Amoo's! We started with the hummus and pita, which was…read moreaccompanied by a vibrant and somewhat spicy chimichurri. I then enjoyed the tahdig with bean and potato stew, and my partner enjoyed the lamb. Will definitely dine here again!! Another note, we observed they were doing a lot of Uber Eats, so it must be a popular place!

Wow! Pleasantly surprised how great this place was…read more Parking is a little tight & on a hill so be caution of that! Menu has a great selection of meats and kabobs to select from in addition to apps! I opt for the saffron chicken that pairs with saffron rice (can opt to have salad as well) and this was amazing!!! Chicken was extremely flavorful & juicy (for chicken breast especially!) the rice was fluffy & tasty (perhaps had some butter mixed in) I wish there was so sort of sauce to pair with this meal but still amazing. Service was friendly and nice - there indoor seating but the dining space a little limited. Recommend coming before dinner rush bc this place is packed!

I've only ever been to the Tysons location twice, but have been an absolute tasty kabob loyalist to…read moretheir Food Truck in foggy bottom. Tasty Kabob has been there for me from the best of times to the worst of times. I wait every summer to pass so they reopen when students are back on GW campus. The best I've ever had. Thank you Tasty Kabob. I love you

4 stars. I heard…read moreabout this place from my Instagram feed so I bookmarked them on Yelp. Pros: They serve great size portions, the basmati rice has pretty good flavor, the gentleman working there made recommendations on his favorites and what to give a try, although it was busy, he had a pleasant manner about him which was cool to observe because he was cooking meats on the grille and serving customers. I had a combo of chicken and lamb gyro meat, potatoes in thick sauce, spinach and white garlic sauce on the side. Delish!!! Cons: I thought the chunks of lamb or gyro meat should have been cut smaller or thinner how it's traditionally presented. I had to cut the chunks because they were just slightly too chunky, lol. Only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because it's very casual dining, not a sit down dining experienc. It's similar to chipotle, like most casual dining these days, where the food has already been prepared and you point to what you want and it's put in a to-go container. Highly recommend.

Delicious food with good prices, portion sizes, and the BEST KOOBIDEH! Better than other popular…read morePersian spots in the area! I'm normally very particular about koobideh as it has to be juicy and nicely seasoned because I've had plenty that were dry. Maman Joon does an excellent job ensuring the meat is succulent and incredible. I got Combo #1 and had koobideh with chicken. The chicken kabob was cooked perfectly and cut easily. The yogurt and green chutney complimented the meal well too. Such a great value for well priced food, good portions, and delicious high-quality Persian food within the mall and surrounding area. The staff were kind, the service was quick, and the seating is casual, comfortable, and great to bring families to. I will definitely be coming back. This will probably be my go to spot if I'm ever in Tysons corner.

I am not saying this lightly but Maman Joon has the JUICIEST KOOBIDEH and that's a fact…read more I have had koobideh for 10s and 100s of places but it is always dry or dryish. Somehow Maman Joon makes them juicy and this reminds me of home. This memory of home tha triggers through Koobideh is priceless. The rice is aromatic and the sauces are amazing. I don't think I can say more but this is 5/5

4.5 stars Fast,…read morefriendly and absolutely delicious. Ordered the chicken and lamb kabob combo with brown rice. Comes with chutney, yogurt sauce, side of chickpeas and one Afghan flatbread. First of all I need to know what kind of sorcery they are doing to that chicken because how do they get chicken breast THAT tender?? Juicy, flavorful, not dry at all. Seriously so good. The lamb had really good flavor too but mine was a little overcooked and a few pieces took more chewing and determination than I wanted to give them. Brown rice was delicious. Definitely not one of those sad side dishes you ignore. Now the chutney... I like to add a little salt, tear off pieces of the Afghan bread and dip away. So good. Add some sumac if you like a little sour kick and squeeze lemon over the kabobs. I really liked the open grill too. I swear I got put into a little trance watching the fire dance around the meat and hearing the occasional singe as the juices hit the flames. I know. What a geek lol. Chicken and lamb combo was $26 plus tax and a bottle of Coke Zero was $3.99, which apparently is where we are in life now. Almost four dollars for a bottle of Coke Zero. Fine. Take my money. Would have been a solid 5 if the lamb was a little more tender but that chicken? Yeah I'm coming back for you.

this place is getting worse. The meat is now almost always overcooked. The first couple times I…read morecame here it was 50-50 but now it's closer to 90% of the time it's overcooked. Not sure it's the people or the Grill or what the issue is. But super annoying to have your food come out all burnt, especially since I don't look at it before I take it. Probably my fault, but even though I don't think I would complain.

Four of us, all adults, were staying overnight at the Staybridge Suites across the street, and…read morewanted a quick dinner. We would be having a vegetarian luncheon on the following day, so Moby Dick House of Kebab, with many Persian entrees with meat, seemed like a good choice. While Moby Dick is a chain, none of us had eaten at any of their locations. In addition to other offerings (such as sandwiches only or salads), the restaurant offered many entree plates that include your choice of (1) meat, (2) either basmati rice or salad (lettuce, tomato, red onions, feta crumbles, dressing), or half-and-half of each; (3) a 1/2 pita; and (4) must-o-kheyar (cucumber yogurt). The menus at the counter had photos of each of these options. Two of us ordered the Barreh Kebob entrees, which featured lamb kebabs, with the sides mentioned above ($17.99 each). One ordered the gyro entree, which featured slices of beef gyros ($12.99), and I ordered the Joojeh Kebab, with marinated and grilled chunks of chicken ($14.49). The girl who took our order was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed sitting outside with two tables pushed together. Overall, the restaurant was moderately priced. Our bill for the four entrees and two sodas was under $90. (April, 2025). We would eat here again. All of us were very pleased with our meals. In fact, the quantities were more than suggested by the menu photos, and they arrived hot and tasty. The weakest parts of the meals were the pita bread and the yogurt sauce. In both cases, they didn't seem to be restaurant-made. The pita was flavorless and the yogurt sauce came in a plastic tub.

The kabobs are amazing and the staff is super. I love their spicy ground chicken kabobs…read more The owner is a great guy. Whenever I go for pick-up, I ask him what does he do for workout and he responds "I Eat". Ha ha Following this, I ask him if he does wrestling to which he responds "I used to". Then I shake his hand and take my yummy kabobs.

Food is always excellent. The customer service is friendly…read more The location is convenient. The interior is clean. Noise level is low.

About a 2-2.5: We were really excited to check out Arlington Kabob, as this place has been around…read morefor a while, and it seems to be a local favorite. We came here for an early lunch, and we ordered: +a Combo Platter for 2 - this came with chicken kofta, beef kofta, and a choice of chicken, lamb, or beef kabob - we went for the beef; for the sides, we went for the potatoes and the lentil soup, and for the rice, we went Quabli style Out of all the meats, we thought the chicken kofta had the best flavor; both the beef kofta and the kabob were just 'okay'; the beef kofta had a more game-y flavor - not sure if they had mixed it up with lamb first; the beef kabob was overcooked and dried out, more on the chewy end, which was not enjoyable. The Quabli-style rice didn't really enhance anything - the carrots were way too soft, and there were hardly any currants, which was disappointing. Potatoes were forgettable, as they were bland; the lentil soup was piping hot, but could have had more lentils - it seemed like just broth with just a spoonful of lentils in it. The white sauce was more dill-heavy and ranch-like which didn't complement the kabobs and the kofta at all. There was complimentary tea for those who dine-in, which was nice, but the tea wasn't steeped well and was too watered down. Staff were friendly, and there's limited parking in the tight strip plaza lot. +chicken kofta +game-y beef kofta +dried-out/overcooked beef kabob +avoid the Quabli style rice +friendly staff +limited parking in lot available

A great quick-service kabob place only two minutes walking from the Greensboro metro stop!…read more The owner was extremely kind and gave me some free soup while I waited--that was so nice! I also loved the unique pickles. I've never had a pickled Brussels sprout before, and I was blown away! The kabob plate was awesome. The Afghani influences were on full display. I liked the samosa too; it had a different flavor than the Indian ones I'm used to but still hit the spot. One recommendation: ask for white sauce on the side. Definitely check it out!

I came to Food Corner Kabob House on a Saturday afternoon. I had heard great things about this spot…read morefrom a friend so I was excited to try. This restaurant shares a huge parking lot with multiple retailers so parking should not be an issue. My husband and I each ordered Boneless Chicken Kabob with Rice, Bread and Fried Spinach. The chicken was so juicy and full of flavor, bread came out steaming hot and fresh and the fried spinach was better than I thought it would be. I can see why my friend liked this spot so much. It took about 10 minutes after we put in our order for the food to come out, so be patient if it is a long wait... it is worth it! Luckily it was not super packed so we only had two customers waiting ahead of us. Overall the staff were friendly and polite and the food came out freshly made and secure in a takeout bag. I will definitely be back here soon :)