Ken Caryl Kabob Indian and Mediterranean

Had dinner here with my kids on opening day. They were busy but did a good job managing all the take-out and dine-in orders. Menu is currently more limited than other Indian restaurants, however that isn’t a bad thing…ample appetizers to choose from, along with all the popular curies, kabobs and gyros. I got the curry chicken, and the kids got the chicken and lamb kabob dinners. The curry was excellent, the naan was fresh and flaky with decent chewiness, the kabobs were slightly spiced but had good chunks of meat and veggies, and my son loved the creamy dipping sauce. Overall very flavorful with quality ingredients. The portions are moderately sized. We spent just under $90 for the 3 entrees plus an order of naan, after tax/tip, dine-in. We are happy they opened in the neighborhood and

Butter chicken, somosas, and hummus were all awesome. Fantastic service. Will be back. Glad we finally got good food in this location! For the owners: pitas didn't feel homemade and would prefer less harsh lighting.

I had the Famous Tikka Masala and an iced chai. The best dinner I’ve had in a long time. So much flavor! I’m about to become a regular.

Ken Caryl Kabob is such a great addition to the neighborhood We all absolutely love having this spot nearby. The lamb kebabs are perfectly cooked nice, tender, and full of flavor. The samosas are delicious and crispy, and the garlic naan is fresh and so good.Our kids really enjoyed the butter chicken combo too, which says a lot! Everything we’ve tried has been tasty and satisfying. Highly recommend giving this place a try it’s definitely becoming one of our family favorites.

I will be so angry if the Ken Caryl community lets this place close! I meant to write a review after our first takeout order, but now that my husband and I have eaten in the restaurant too, I had to sing its praises. The moment you step out of your car, you can smell it—the aromas are intoxicating and immediately get your taste buds excited. The food is the best Indian food I’ve had in Denver. We even brought my parents, who spent five years in the UAE and traveled extensively through India, and they said it’s the most authentic Indian food they’ve had in the U.S. since returning. Between our two orders (takeout and in restaurant), we’ve had the lamb korma, saag pakora, rogan josh, lamb curry, butter chicken, garlic naan, falafel with chutney, plus a mango lassi and hot chai—and every s