We stopped in for lunch today. The dining room is lovely. Bright, open, very nice…read more We ordered samosas and narenj pulaw. My husband asked the waiter which samosas he preferred since we couldn't decide. The beef samosas were good and quite filling. Two come with an order and they are large. The rice was wonderful. Lots of orange rind and almonds! The lamb was a little tough but delicious. The portions are very generous. I think this restaurant is more suited for dinner and am looking forward to coming back.

Service was good Food was good…read morePriced high - reason for 4 star Ambience is casual Place looked clean Not worth returning back

As a frequent eater and lover of Afghani food, this place was excellent and I've been here 3 times…read moreeven though it's quite far from me. Kabuli pillow (possibly wrong spelling) was the highlight, and best in town. In fact, it was so well prepared that we came back specifically from it. They claim to be the first and best afghani restaurant in town - and honestly this checks out. They have great starters/sharables too, best for me is always the betinjan (eggplant). I like the Mantu as well, but tbh, had much better mantu elsewhere. The highlight is the pillow. Just go there! Ambiance wise - very family friendly. Simple and quite interior, nothing fancy, great for families or parties who don't want much noise and just want to eat and enjoy a conversation. Great service as always.

Visited Ariana Kabob House for a quick, last minute lunch. The restaurant is conveniently located,…read moreclean and spacious, and there's a pretty extensive menu. The prices seemed fairly reasonable. Customer service was friendly and attentive. I opted to order the chicken kebab plate, and it was quite tasty. The portions were a bit smaller than expected, and the rice was slightly bland on flavor, but I enjoyed the chicken kebab and the garlic yogurt sauce. The cucumber salad was refreshing, and was a nice addition. The green chutney sauce was alright, but a little watery in texture. We had to eat quickly due to scheduling constraints, but they were quick with providing takeout boxes, and sauce cups to take home with our leftovers. Overall, a solid place to get some great Afghan food.

My husband and I crave this place atleast once a week! The kebabs are perfect every time. This…read moreplace is a no-frill restaurant but the food is made with love and care, and you can taste it! Skip Rumi's or Del Bar and go straight here instead, better food and better prices!

This place is awesome! It's very inconspicuous and tucked behind a gas station, so I honestly never…read morenoticed it before. But boy have I been missing out. I went with a group of 8 friends, and while this place was small, the man working the counter was more than happy to accommodate us. It is a pick up counter style place where you order up front and then sit down. They call you by name when your order is ready which isn't too long. You then go to the window and pick up your food and bring it to the table. If I had any qualm it would just be that they give plastic cutlery. Since there's a lot of meat in their plates it is tough to cut with plastic utensils. But the place isn't super fancy or anything so you can just pick it up and tear with your teeth lol. The lamb is a little pricey but it is so good I would definitely order it again at that price.

* BEST INDIAN RESTAURANT TO EVER EXIST * - The food is…read moreaffordable, shareable, and flavorful !! - I personally love the butter chicken (i know basic) but the tiki masala is a 10/10 as well. - The food takes a minute to come out because of how busy it gets but it's worth the wait. - The service is great! They don't talk to you too much but as long as they're getting my food to me that's all that matters - The place is clean and easy to order. You can order with the cashier at the front or at the kiosk (if you do grab a number from the cashier if you are dining in) Overall one of my favorites!

Lovely place .. authentic and looking forward to going back. Worth a drive to check it out ..read more

Wow!!! The food here is so good! We were a party of 5 for lunch...around 1pmish on a Saturday. This…read moreplace is popular...it gets busy. The service: Our server, Damani, had excellent recommendations. He was very attentive and extremely pleaseabt, top shelf all around - 5 stars The food: we ordered "family style" like he recommend. We started with the appetizers.... Humus Mirza Ghasemi Dolmeh Labne Watermelon salad For our entrees (to share) we ordered: Chicken kabob Salmon Lamb kabob Soltani kabob Family style just meant they put all the meats on one platter with bread at the base and a couple of platters of diverse types of basmati rice Everything was so delicious, including the nice warm bread they kept bringing a steady supply of - 5stars Ambience is nice and upscale. The decor is beautiful. The bar was very inviting. I was with a group this time but I plan to go back by myself and I'll definitely be enjoying the bar! - 5 stars Highly recommend this place! I loved everything. About our experience! Our server was Damani, ask for him, he will get set up right!

In my most recent visit I experienced the worst service I have ever had in Rumi's Kitchen. First,…read morethe dish I wanted was sold out and it was only 8pm. Then I ordered albaloo polo, à la carte koobideh kabob and Mast Khiyar. But my server forgot to place the order of the last dish. And it took over 40 minutes' wait to get my food. Worse, there was no diced cucumbers in the yogurt. Probably they mistook my order for Mast Musir which is yogurt with shallots. Worst of all, even if the restaurant says it accepts OpenTable dining credits, the dining credits actually could not be used in the restaurant! Or at least, the staff did not know how to use it. No apologies, no remedies. I was disappointed. For a reference, I dine in at Rumi's Kitchen (Colony Sq/Sandy Spring branch) at least twice a month.

Bad service, they deal you casually (Customer deserves Respect First). Below average taste for over…read morepriced food. Not going again. Bad Experience. Try some other Bar B Q place or indo-pak cuisine.

I would give this place ZERO stars…read more The food is awful and substandard. It seems like the food is days old, stale and reeks. But where this place really takes the cake is Nadeem's God awful customer service. He is quite a piece of work, has zero manners and needs a class in basic etiquette. We have never received such horrible service especially from such a pedestrian place. Your money and business will be better appreciated at pretty much any other place. Avoid this place at all costs!!!

Pakistani foodie here: Recently attended a Pakistani family wedding in Jacksonville that was…read morecatered for by Kabab Hut. The food was just absolutely amazing. The first bite of each dish was simply a delicious explosion of perfectly balanced flavors: the Kabuli pulao, the nihari, the seekh kababs, the malai boti, the baingan bhurta, the chaat, the qorma, the naans... I literally can just keep going on and on. It was one of the BEST Pakistani food experiences I have had in the US. Iftakhar Ahmad's attention to detail and service was simply outstanding. His staff provided exceptional support to the event.

We have been meaning to try kabab hut from a while. So glad that we finally tried it. The customer…read moreservice was great, the portions are good, the price is decent and it's just a casual desi style restaurant. Things we had: Dahi bhallas- They are lentil based balls that are made in a yogurt sauce- pretty yummy. The chicken karahi was amazing, it's chicken with good gravy and was very tasty. The beef nihari is chunks of beef with a thick sauce - it was very good The seekh kabobs were beef and were good. The chicken malai boti was nice and tender pieces of chicken. And lastly had their freshly made Tea that is desi style with milk in it. Everything was quite lovely and we really enjoyed our meal.