Kun Kabob & Curry

This was my worst experience on any restaurant! I saw their ad on instagram and just came to check around and ordered some malai boti. I came with alot of expectations but their were visual hair on the malai boti pieces and then I complained the waiter about it. Instead of accepting the mistake,the guy didn't cared about it and had some sort of punk attitude! Don't visit this place. Worst food and worst management ever! The food tasted like it had no flavour! A complete waste of money.

Great food and good service! We tried their mutton karahi and their mixed kabob platter. I would definitely get the karahi again (be careful when selecting spice level), and their seekh kabobs are excellent. Seating is very limited, not recommended for large groups. The owner is rightfully confident in his food, I'm looking forward to trying more items next time!

We ordered chicken and beef kebabs and got what looks like sausages made out of blended meats, so very disappointing, couldn’t eat them as we aren’t even sure what they are made out of. The chicken pakora and vegetable pakora were fine, though the veggie pakora is nothing like as pictured you get a large amount of both. Naan bread was big but I couldn’t taste the garlic, fried nicely though. I drive by here all the time and wanted to like the food but the pictures are so misleading on the meat. Place is clean, staff is nice.

Unfortunately not for me and my partner. We tried kun kabob back when it first opened and thought the butter chicken and tikka was decent but quite greasier than any other Indian we’ve previously had. We tried it again today and the butter chicken is much worse than we remembered, and had a bbq taste for some reason. With it being the only Indian around the bridgewater area, we really wanted it to be good, but better to travel up closer to Boston for some good Indian.

As a visitor from Virginia , I am appalled by the service and food. If you’re craving a flavorful chicken gyro, Kun Kabob & Curry is a must-visit. The standout feature here is the perfectly seasoned and grilled chicken, which is tender and juicy. The gyro is generously stuffed with fresh, crisp vegetables and wrapped in a warm, soft pita bread. The tzatziki sauce is a highlight, offering a creamy and tangy complement to the savory chicken. The portions are hearty, making it great value for money. The restaurant’s ambiance is casual and inviting, with a clean and well-maintained environment. Service is friendly and efficient, adding to the overall positive experience. Overall, Kun Kabob & Curry delivers a delicious and satisfying gyro that’s definitely worth trying.