East India Kebabs - Alexandria, VA

The price is good, and the chicken was juicy with a well-done marinade. The rice was long-grain and cooked properly, which I really appreciated. I also liked that the vegetables were grilled, not just fresh — that added a nice touch. The downside for me was the chickpeas — they didn’t seem cooked the right way and were missing the proper spices. The portion size is on the smaller side, but considering the lower price, it makes sense. Overall, a decent spot with some strong points, just not quite perfect yet.

Ordered at national landing pop up the chicken tikka wrap. Was mostly canned corn. Hot sauce was cholula packets, would be nice if they had Indian type hot sauce. Veggies were advertised but not on the wrap. Chicken flavor was fine but not a lot of it, seemed like it was a canned corn wrap. Took ten plus minutes and they screwed up my name. $15 which is reasonable for the area

For anyone looking for an authentic Indian Cuisine in northern Virginia, I highly recommend East India Kebabs located in Chantilly, VA. The food was amazing 😻 Great portions and every bite was flavorful, perfectly seasoned, and authentically phenomenal. My Aunt and daughter went to a festival in Manassas and they brought back food from East India Kebabs. I'm not sure if they have a food truck as well but thanks to their great marketing on their food, they were easy to find, and recommend. My Aunt got me their Chicken Tikka Bowl with Spicy Chicken (Contains Chicken Tikka, salad, rice, onions, corn, dairy, Cashew, Gluten free, ), I had never had it with corn before. I was very impressed by their gluten free options for those that need gluten free you should check out this place. My daug

I was blown away by the delicious, fresh, and clean flavors of the food. The portion were huge, The lamb was tender and the chicken, paneer had the perfect amount of spice. I will definitely be coming back. Do not knock them out before you try it. Definitely a hidden gem.

I tried East India Kebabs at this past weekend's EatLoco Market in Dulles Town Center and was blown away! My boyfriend and I shared a footlong chicken tikka wrap that was so flavorful and delicious. It was the perfect sharing size for two people, which was an absolute steal for only about $13, especially at a farmer's market where everything is notoriously expensive. I would definitely order again, especially because it was light and not too creamy/decadent. We also tried their mango lassi which I unfortunately didn't like as much, only because it's very heavily spiced which overpowers the mango flavor, but I'm a fruit girlie, so I like my mango lassi to have mango hitting me in the face lol. But the texture was still great and refreshing. If they had a storefront I'd definitely be hitting