It's embarrassing how many times I've gotten takeaway at Sultan's. The place itself is very…read moreunassuming, but the wings are some of the best in Burlington. Must have sauces include Hot Chocolate and the OG Honey Garlic but they have tons of sauces to choose from. Butter chicken is good, but the thickness of the sauce makes the wings less crunchy and not as satisfying. Located in a nondescript typical suburb strip mall, Sultan's is not a dine-in establishment and I've never seen anyone eat there, but there is always a flurry of delivery food companies and pick-ups that come through because the wings are always consistent and deliiiiicious. Call ahead for pickup!

This stuff is authentic ! Amazing taste, great presentation and affordable price! I highly…read morerecommend this Waterloo gem!

Since we were in Hamilton, anyway, make the trip to Burlington for Samir Kabab…read more This house is a solid four star. Service can be slow at times, wait time between ordering and eating is hit or miss. More times than not we wait. I don't have a huge problem waiting because the results taste that great. It's not like it's crowded on a weekend afternoon, either. Just know that you could wait beyond 30 minutes after ordering. Again, I feel it's worth the wait. Portion size is a positive and the cost after exchange makes it totally worth it. The people are so kind and giving that you want to come back over and over. Idk if it will work, but tell them you have a show to catch or some other cliche and see if it works. 11/25

I was quite worried about whether or not I would enjoy the dining experience here as I only read…read morethe reviews after I placed my order (didn't get a chance to check beforehand). However, our experience was better than I anticipated so it worked out that I hadn't checked reviews prior. I was looking for something halal and in the area as I was there, and came across this place on the halal map. Interiors are nice and clean. Restaurant was empty when we arrived and food did take a little bit of time to come. However, we really enjoyed the flavour and taste of the lentil soup - not too watery, thick with a kick of spice (black pepper), and vegetables. It was filling and comforting. We ordered only one plate to share but the portion was quite generous - with a LOT of rice (I'd prefer more protein). The chicken kobideh wasn't served hot, just warm - unlike the soup. The kebab lacked spices in my opinion but overall the food was good. The portion was generous and I felt food despite having shared 1 plate + 1 soup. I really enjoyed the afghan bread and the sauces that came with the main.

Extremely good. It's perfectly seasoned, tender meat (lamb shank), the bread is insanely tasty, and…read morejust get the Qabuli so you aren't missing out on one of the most joy filled dinners of your life. Eat here. Do it now. Note: order at the counter and then go sit down.

Was looking for something different for supper and Paghman Kabob seemed to fit the bill, so decided…read moreto give it a try. The restaurant seemed to be pretty busy with takeout orders but was seated and my order taken promptly. Ordered up the lamb tikka dinner which came with rice, lamb kabob, potato, salad, and pita bread. All was flavorful and the portion sizes were good so good value for your dollar. I would recommend.

We stopped over here tonight after eating at the new Mexican restaurant next door. They have a wide…read morevariety of Perry's ice cream. One of the largest selections I've ever seen. Mom got her Graham Canyon, and Casey got the Dairy Free Peanut Butter and Cookies. Now my eyes were immediately drawn to the Afghanistan Sheer Yahk. Something I've never heard of, and I like to try new things. The nice gentleman at the window explained it's like frozen milk. And it was, but it was so much more amazing than just that. It's frozen regular, dry, and condensed milk with some saffron, cardamon, pistachios, and a little bit of rose water. I know it sounds a little strange, but it was honestly one of the best things I've ever eaten. The rose water isn't overpowering, and I enjoyed the new flavor. The whole dish was icy, sweet, and yet has a warm taste from the cardamon. I could have easily eaten a medium, and I'm so sad I only got a small. That's my bad. We didn't try the kabobs, but I bet if they are half as good as the Afghanistan ice cream, they will be awesome. I will happily make the hour drive from Great Valley to come back and try their actual food when it's available and get a larger size Sheer Yahk for sure.

From the owner: Kabul Kabab & Hamlet Creamery, the first Afghanistan restaurant in Western New York, opened in…read moreApril 2024, and brings the vibrant flavors of Afghanistan and Iran to Western New York. This unique restaurant offers a culinary journey through savory Afghan kababs and premium ice cream, all located at 1340 Orchard Park Rd, West Seneca.

Great fresh food with wonderful flavor. Fast service with…read morefreshness. Clean place to sit when souvenirs shopping

They changed the name to Meal Box- Stopped in for a quick bite and got the butter chicken box. Came…read morewith rice, finely diced salad and chicken. Everything made fresh, the chicken was so tender, got medium heat to play it safe and could have gotten hot. The flavour was perfect and the spice was not over powering, really allowed you to really taste all aspects of the meal

Got the lamb kabab. Bit pricey than expected but serving was larger than expected. Worth every…read morepenny. Staff was polite and the place was clean. Will be going back.

I tried it twice with family of 4, each time all of us were not happy with the taste of food…read more Chapati was extremely bad. Kebab was half cooked with some smell Will never go again.

This is IMO one of the best restaurants in this category in the KW region. The food tastes freshly…read morecooked and the spices are just amazing! My favourite dishes are 'gosht biryani' and 'sag paneer', but actually any dish from the menu tastes great! The mango lassi tastes just divine! As if this wasn't enough, the staff is also extremely friendly!

If the restaurant has Kabob in the name there is a pretty good chance I will eat there, and that's…read moreexactly what happened last weekend while taking the backroads form Toronto to Buffalo when it was time for some lunch. This place is located in a plaza which allows plenty of parking and the inside is quite large offering a ton of seating to go with it. The menu is listed both on a board and in a pamphlet on the counter as featured a plethora of middle eastern foods that make it nearly impossible to pick just one thing. I ended up going with a specula that gave me both chicken and lamb on top of a bed of rice with a side of naan. The chicken was extremely flavorful and juicy making it my favourite part of the meal, the lamb was tender and practically fell apart in my mouth, also delicious. The rice was standard middle eastern rice and was a solid base, and of course the naan was standard but delicious as well. This little restaurant has a lot of great options, good food, and super fast service. I would highly recommend checking this place out if you find yourself in Hamilton!

I wandered in here by mistake looking for a Vietnamese place that was supposed to be at this…read moreaddress (I later found the Vietnamese place is tucked behind this place)--and what a mistake it was. Not a clean table in the place. Staff was neither friendly or particularly helpful. No atmosphere (how hard is it to do something with lighting or have some music playing?). The food was served on actual plates, but on a cafeteria tray. Since the staff weren't at all helpful in helping an obviously non-Afghani guy select a meal the menus really should have descriptions of the dishes and not just names. I actually had to Google the name of various dishes to get a sense of what each contained. I caught a glimpse of an Afghani-looking lady in the kitchen, so perhaps the food is authentic enough (I'm Canadian, what do I know?) The only real lunch option seems to be the wraps (think Gyros), or a hamburger. All the real Afghan food were dinner portions (and dinner prices! My lunch cost me $18). Had the Chapli Kabab, which wasn't half bad (I guess, I've never had Afghan food before). It came with a fairly bland rice and a small salad of lettuce, cucumber and tomato and a very large Naan bread (served in an utterly filthy basket). The samosa wasn't what I'd expected a samosa to be, not like I've had at Indian restaurants at all. It was more like an egg roll filled with some sort of samosa-ish filling. Overall, save your money and don't waste your time here.

A must try! Open on Friday afternoons in the Broadway Market, Khoshmazeh offers a sampler platter…read moreof three of their menu items for just $23!! The platter comes with 3 LARGE pieces of Bolani, which is a flatbread filled with veggies, as well as Qabuli Palaw, a rice pilaf with a chunk of lamb and served with salatah, and 6 beef dumplings (mantu). You can substitute the beef for vegan dumplings. The portions are large and enough to feed about 3-4 people. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and was filling! I really want to try the vegan dumplings the next time I go, but just a heads up, these take about 30 minutes for them to make. The guys working were friendly and professional, and the food was truly fantastic. I highly recommend trying them out! Check their Facebook page for specials.

Don't know how long this restaurant will be at the Broadway Mkt and wanted to give it a try in case…read moreit disappears. Afghani food, a great addition to Buffalo's food scene! As noted by other reviewers, the menu is limited, but the food is delicious, the portions are generous, the service is friendly, and it's worth going out of your way to the market to enjoy. Had the Qabuli Palow, which, as noted by others, doesn't have a significant amount of lamb in it, but the lamb that is there is tender and tasty. The rice, with all the additions, is different from any I've had before and very good. Couldn't eat it all, but it was still very good the next day. The bolani was my favorite! Flatbread filled with leeks and potatoes, with sour cream and spicy green tomato sauce in separate containers for the to-go order. (They have no seating of their own, but there are table and chairs at the market where you could sit and enjoy the food there.) Don't try to pick up the flatbread and eat it with your hand unless you're looking to have a bit of a mess on your hand....this is NOT a criticism, just a warning! Hadn't intended to eat all of it at once (it's large), but it was too good to stop eating. Hopefully, business has been good enough that they will get a more permanent spot at the market. and, no styrofoam!

To be completely the service is great but food size and the taste of food is not worth the price at…read moreall to be.

We had been here many times and enjoyed the food and service. Today was a huge disappointment. Sign…read moresays under new management.... Well it was awful almost no chicken on a chicken sandwich. Will this become an another place that cheaps out and loses all their customers?