Kabsa Grill

The food was absolutely amazing—super tasty, fresh, and the sides felt very home-cooked and healthy. We tried the Malai Chicken Bowl and the Ribeye Bowl, and both were delicious! The girl taking orders was super sweet, and the place was spotless and welcoming. Highly recommend!

I got the Malai Chicken Kabob, chickpeas and fried eggplant. The portion size was very generous, food was flavorful and would definitely come back. Your meal is packed in a to go container and takes about 15 minutes from the time you order. They’ve been open for 3 months and should be much busier with the tasty food! I stopped to get hummus to go and it took about 5 mins so she could heat the pita bread for me too.

Got the falafel bowl with brown rice and eggplant as sides. SO GOOD! The portion sizes on the sides were very large. This is very cheap for one meal but really is two full portions and I will be saving the other half for later. Always great to find more vegetarian options around here. It does look like they use the same grill for all the kebabs but I’m only 99% vegetarian so I don’t worry about those things.

Portions are genrous when it comes to their SIDES..... Their "lamb" tastes like beef tenderloin I have eaten beef my whole life so I'm sure what I had in my mouth was not lamb I got about 5 cubes of meat on a pile of rice. Definitely they don't have KABSA in their menu marketing problem there. Eggplant was the best part of the dish. I think the sauces are overpowering. Not worth the hype. The place is hygienic and service is okay.

Portion size is huge . We had malai chicken bowl and falafel bowl.. chicken bowl was good came with potatoes and chickpea. Falafel they make like a big pancake and not like a bowl. My falafel had too much salt making it difficult to eat otherwise it would have definitely tasted good.