When we moved to Calgary from Brampton last year, the biggest challenge we faced was finding…read moredelicious food, specifically Indian/Pakistani food. We tried few places and few of them were good, however not that great that you wanna visit them again. Some had good food but bad service. Some had good ambiance, but food and service not up to the mark. One day I was craving mutton and started searching online and found this place which had mixed reviews about service however excellent reviews about food. So decided to get take out from Faisal Kabob Hut. I ordered mutton karahi and garlic naan. Oh boy that hit the spot. It's flavourful, good quantity and prices lower than other restaurants. Plus they give complimentary small salad with every meal. I got hooked. I almost get take out from them 2-3 times a month, specially when I am craving mutton. Flavours are always spot on. Over the last few months I have tried almost everything on their menu. They don't have many veg options, mostly meat based menu but still enough veg options for our vegetarian friends. I am also fan of their ginger chicken, garlic naan, mixed kabob platter and chicken tikkas. There biryani's are okay. Overall amazing food all the time. They do have few seats to sit and eat, however I always do take out. I will definitely recommend this place to everyone!

I'm not here to complain about the food--it's solid. But let's talk about the blatant…read moreportion-cutting happening at Faisal's Kebab Hut. They've seriously started skimping on sides, fixings, and sauces like we wouldn't notice. Ordering one kebab? You get a tiny side of mixed greens and a single small carton of chutney. Ordering SIX kebabs? Guess what--you STILL get the same measly portion. Make it make sense. Charging more while giving less is a scam, and customers deserve better. Fix this.

I heard about Taj Kabob through the grapevine and was in the area so I decided to stop in for…read morelunch. All I can say is wow!! That was a flavour explosion. I am a huge fan of food from the Middle East but this was so different than anything I have ever tried. Extremely fresh, cooked to order, exquisitely presented, well portioned and a taste that has me wanting more. I will be back an I recommend this restaurant to anyone. *** I went back to try the lamb which I was told was fantastic and it is. This restaurant has some unique and spectacularly flavored dishes.

I love the mandu, it's on the spicier side, but very flavorful. I ordered the kebab bowl which has…read moresome grilled veggies, rice, naan and your choice of skewer, I normally have lamb. The fries were very crispy and the signature chicken wrap was very good also.

High quality food and great place for dine in. Professional staff. On time delivery. If you are…read moreinterested to try out this Persian cousin this is the place in Calgary.

Today four of us went for lunch in this lovely little restaurant in the Westhills area. The…read moreservice by a very nice waitress was attentive and very welcoming. The food was exceptional. I had the Chicken Koobideh, which was flavourful and delicious. Two had the Chicken Yoghurt which they said was moist and delicious. One had the Lamb Longmeh which again was delicious. I had very little knowledge of Iranian food before this, but I'm glad to say it was a wonderful experience and will definitely go again.

We actually ate at the Calgary Farmers Market at Blackfoot just north of Heritage. I Love their…read morefood. Ordered the he lamb shank and lamb kebob plates. Salsa were fresh and tasty. Lamb was excellent. If I had to nick pick the lamb shank was only warm vs hot. Very reasonable prices too. My kebab plate was under $11. Why would anyone eat fast food when you can eat this? De-lish. You should go.

If you like very good-tasting lamb shank with Turkish salads, breads and specials, go the…read moreCrossroads Market and dig in... Although I don't go to that market as much as Calgary Farmer's Market on Blackfoot, a trip for this food is well worth it. Because my thing is their lamb, I've not tried their other meats, but I sense you will not be let down. Invariably the meat is tender and juicy, and their reddish subtle tasting gravy hits the spot for your pita and rice. Their Turkish staff are most accommodating, and seem to know that what they are serving is just wonderful. For a mere $11 you get a big meal. In any restaurant with all the trimmings, it would be $20-40 for the same. And at this price, that you are forced to use paper plates and plastic utensils is no big sacrifice. As well, I think you can do take-out, and at home of course dine in style. As well, they have a large sister restaurant downtown on Stephen Avenue across from city hall and park: likely worth the leizurely walk from 7th Street SW along Stephen to end up famished at Anatolia... Beware... If you get a lamb shank attack, make your way speedily to this market, and slurp up these succulent juices that should bring on a loud yelp...!

Family owned business, who care about their customers and facility. The sun was blazing in and the…read moreowner came from the back, pulled the blinds and turned the fan on for the customers so we would be more comfortable. The service takes some time, it definitely isn't fast food. We ordered quite a bit of food; gyro, lamb, beef, as you can see in the photo. Price is about $13/pp. Food was just okay, nothing out of the ordinary. I felt it was a bit overpriced. A bit underwhelming but satisfactory as it was quite a bit of food.

Stopped in at 8pm on a Saturday night. We were hungry and ordered platters. It came with rice,…read moresalad, bread and 2 skewers of meat- 1 beef and 1 chicken. The ground beef skewer was spicy and very tasty. The chicken was not as flavourful but still good. Hubby had the chaplee which was spicy ground beef patties. They were huge. We ended up taking the rice home and it was enough for 2 people. There's not much seating in this place and parking is slim. This is a solid place to go if you're hungry on a late night out but don't expect service. You order at the counter, pay then they call you to get your food. Overall, we knew what to expect thanks to fellow Yelpers!

I ordered this with a 70% discount from Uber Eats. I ordered the special Kabob Kubideh, lamb…read moresouvlaki wrap, and Greek salad. The wrap was good but needed more vegetables. The Greek salad was bland and needed more vegetables other than raw onions, it was a bit bland. The special meat was delicious as was the garlic sauce. I would like to try other items

10/10 I had the sultani kebab with Mast o Musir and Mirza…read moreGhasemi. Basmati rice was cooked well. Both skewers had great taste and flavor. The yogurt and garlic was so delicious and nice on top of the rice with a piece of kebab. Mirza Ghasemi has so m much flavor. Definitely coming back next time I'm In Calgary! The owner is also the head chef and had a chat with me in Farsi and made me feel like a regular customer. It's a very small place but you can smell the food walking a full block away.

I come here often and really like the food here. We get Turkish tea and coffee with Turkish…read moredelight. We also enjoy the spinach and beef burek and stuffed chicken. There is a large variety of food and I would recommend trying all the items on the menu

One of my favorite meals in a long time!!! Enjoyed absolutely everything here! The meats were all…read moreincredible -- tender, lovely char, so well seasoned. The friends platter had a little bit of most things and was also just a beautiful work of art. Loved loved loved the lamb chop and wish there we'd gotten more of that. I usually don't go for chicken but these chicken kebabs were so moist and flavorful. I loved too how fine the donair was shaved. The Ali Nazik was probably my favorite thing because of that garlicky buttery yogurt sauce that I just wanted to bathe all my meats in. The table loved the Lahmahcun so much that we got a second round. Super thin and crispy, and so so good eaten together with the onion, tomatoes, and lemon. And all the pita was so so pillowy soft! Also appreciated so much all the fresh veggies that accompanied everything so that it felt healthier. Great balance. Love love love. Also, not usually a criteria of mine but I really appreciated the interior too and having the little grocery area in the back. Casual, but immersive.

This place used to have really good food. I ordered the lambs chops which were hard, rubbery & no…read moreflavor. The chicken dish had half the container in oil. The roti was basically a naan. Definitely wasn't authentic Indian food. My order was takeout but had the chance to sit inside & I must say the newly renovated place looks nice!

I have been eating regularly at Mirchi since they opened many years ago when they bought Lahore…read moreTikka. They have two locations, one on 12th Ave SW and the other in Westwinds. Although Westwinds is more upscale, I prefer the food of Chef Ali on 12th. I was stationed in Pakistan in the late seventies and early eighties and the food is reminiscent of some of the great places I ate in Lahore, Karachi, and Peshawar. Ali is Pathan from the NW Frontier and will custom prepare Pathan dishes if you ask. On 12th, the food is more like Queen's Road kebab stands from Lahore and Westwinds is more like Kababeesh, minus dining on a lawn groomed like a golf green. My favourites are the dry Pathan karahi gosht, special order Jalfrezi, and the seekh kebab. If you are expecting true Pakistani tikka, forget it. No Indo/Pakistani restaurant in Canada does it. They also make an excellent mirch, daal, and aloo gobi.