We stopped by here on a shopping day and the food was really delicious. The food is freshly made to…read moreorder. Fast and good service. The stall looked clean. We ordered the gyro plate and added a pita and some falafels. It does feel like the price they charged vs the amount of food we received was a bit on the expensive side but the falafel was big and crunchy w great flavors. The falafels were $6 for 4, which is pricier than some of the Mediterranean restaurants I've tried recently, same for pita at $2.... At least the pita very soft and warm. Overall a tasty experience, if you want something refreshing at the mall and not feeling weighed down, give Kabora a try.

THE BEST SHAWARMA and FALAFEL in NoCo!!!! Juicy, flavorful,…read morefresh, perfect amount of heat, made to order, first time I had falafel they were hard but just mushed beautifully in the gyro for a well rounded fresh pallet bite! This is by far better than Cafe Athens, incomparable! And I got 2 meals for less than $25!! Very impressed and will dream about this place until I eat here again. 100% sure this is the Shawarma the Avengers rave about after their victories!

Great service, though it took a little while since she was the only one managing the counter and…read morepreparing the food. Everything tasted delicious overall, but the spinach feta borek had some raw dough in the middle. The cardamom latte was especially good! There are also plenty of chairs and outlets, making it a nice spot if you want to sit and get some work done.

Eating here made me want to go to Turkey to eat food there…read more Did notice that the pide came in a plastic wrapping, so they just reheat it. But it was good thanks to the cheese. Got beef borek (yummy while hot), orange juice (seems like it's from real oranges), and a pistachio chocolate bar. Service was fast as it was right after they opened in the morning. I appreciated the employee's suggestions. Denver prices, oh well. But nothing too outrageous. Ambiance - feels like a cafeteria. Clean, pleasant. Would return to try other things, or at least it inspires me to seek out other Turkish food.

Authentic Turkish food. Clean and good ambience with great service…read more I would definitely recommend trying Turkish Pizza(Lahmacun) and mixed appetizers plate. I will be back with the family.

We finally decided to try what is advertised as the only sit-down Turkish restaurant in Denver, and…read moreunfortunately, it was a major disappointment--we left hungry. There were three of us. We ordered a koobideh sandwich with fries, an Adana kebab plate with baba ghanoush, and a salad. My husband asked if we could have a traditional Turkish shepherd's (çoban) salad, but instead we received a few slices of tomato and cucumber served alongside a single skewer of beef. To make matters worse, the koobideh and Adana turned out to be the exact same kebab. When we asked, the server confirmed they were essentially the same item with different names. The baba ghanoush was served by itself with nothing to eat it with. When we requested bread, we were given a microwaved pita and charged an additional $3. Our total bill was $39, which might sound reasonable, but the value simply wasn't there. The server repeatedly mentioned how understaffed they were, there was no traditional Turkish salad on the menu, and dips were served without bread unless you paid extra. Overall, the experience fell far short of expectations. There are much better places in Denver to spend your money.

My party of 3 shared: - Joja Kabob…read more- Mantu Dumplings - a little hot for me (my family would make fun of me for saying so) - Chabli Kabob - Afghan soup - Reminded me of Chinese Egg drop soup but better (more ingredients) Everything was delicious and I plan to return with another friend.

Having replaced a derelict Dickey's BBQ on Havana, Maiwand hit my radar this week when someone…read moreasked about it on reddit.I made a note to myself: give it a shot whenever you're in the area. Today was the day to take it for a test drive/mid-afternoon snack. This mini review is for takeout only. Koubideh was my introduction to Persian grub long ago and the Afghan version usually hits. We scooped one skewer, along with some rice and potato sambosas. Koubideh hit the spot--well-seasoned and cooked right. Sambosas: FWIW, these are just like samosas with no peas. Apparently, no one has told autocorrect... They were out of chicken, so potato had to do. Thumbs up, though a little bland. The outside was perfect. Rice came in a plentiful portion, enough for two. Nothing stood out, but the texture and seasoning were on point. The guy who took my phone order was friendly and accommodating. While this drive-by a la carte meal didn't scratch the surface of their menu, it was cheap and delicious. We'll go back for more.

So good and fresh! We were starving after a long drive and this truly hit the spot! Everything was…read morefreshly made to order. I got the chicken shawarma sandwich meal - it was so juicy and flavorful and the fries it came with were nice and crispy on the outside! The tzatziki was yum yum yum. Nice employees, clean, good music and atmosphere, and easy parking. 10/10 would recommend I might go back before the end of my stay!

Yummy & Well priced!!! Thank you guys for such great service. I really enjoyed my time there for my…read morehusband's and my 25th anniversary.

This is a lovely family restaurant where great care is put into the food. I love the unassuming,…read moredown-to-earth feeling. The owners are friendly, kind-hearted, and generous. The gyros are wonderful and the sauces, lentil soup, and salads are perfect. The salad was particularly crisp and fresh. And the basmati rice was exceptional - clearly the best rice you can buy. I wonder if the baba ghanoush was home-made because it was equally phenomenal. I love this place and I felt at home.

Amazing food!!!! Staff were extremely friendly and kind, loved the food so much. Will definitely be…read morerevisiting!!!

Had a great experience at Mad Over Curry. The Chicken Tikka Masala was tasty, creamy, and a little…read moreon the sweet side, but very enjoyable overall. I ordered it medium spicy, though it wasn't quite as spicy as I expected. The Chicken Curry was a classic dish with great flavor, and the medium spice level had a more noticeable kick. The Garlic Naan was fresh, slightly crispy, and perfect for dipping into both entrees. We also tried the samosas, which were flavorful with a nice level of spice and made for a great appetizer. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was comfortable and welcoming. We visited around 5 PM, and it wasn't very busy, so our food came out quickly. Overall, a very enjoyable meal, and I'd happily come back.

Visited local , tried *Onion pakoras- 4.5 out of 5…read more*Misal pav - 4 of 5 ( it was too dry house made pav was good but not the pav you get with misal in Bombay). *chicken lollipop- 3.5 of 5 sauce lack they punch . * house made rad malai - 4.5 of 5 good. Bit pricey. What stood out was a young server named Nilesh . He is working full time and putting himself thru masters in hotel management , he is a worker and carry himself great . I will visit here during my next Denver visit .