K2 Kebab

07/24/08

very unique, very good

by yazfan

I'm fond of Persian and Indian cuisine, but this was my first taste of Afghan food (which is somewhat close in origin.) The restaurant was clean and a far cry from a simple kitchen, tables and metal chairs; complimentary chai tea is offered while you wait. Unfortunately, I don't remember the names of the dishes I tried, but all were VERY good. I asked the very nice owner to recommend the most popular appetizer and entrees, so he started me off with some scrumptious bread like strips that seemed to have onion and potato inside. One entree consisted of shells stuffed with a ground beef/vege mixture drizzled in a tasteful sauce, very different, very good. I also had some superb Spinach and special rice (not plain Basmati.) Even the Naan for $1.50 was good, in fact better than what you find in an average Indian restaurant. Prices were average, but the menu just a bit confusing. For example, you can only order a side as an accompaniment to an entree, etc. Generally, the less rules, the better when dining out. Nevertheless, I would highly recommend this place and plan to frequent again and again.

• Pros: everything I tried
• Cons: menu layout

09/09/07

K2 Kebab is now Kabobi

by nurse

New Owners, now serving Afghan Food. Tried it a couple of nights ago - Jury is still out. Will try it a couple of more times, and then write a review, though first time was pretty good.

• Pros: Seems Pretty Good
• Cons: New Owners, serving Afghan Food. Was K2 Kebab, now opened as Kabobi

07/12/07

Hopefully this will open again

by oneangryraisin

This place closed, but I heard it may open up again. Good thing b/c this is a good Indian/ Pakistani restaurant. Casual dining experience, but good food.