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    Golden Fork

    3.3 (126 reviews)
    ModerateArmenian, Russian, Kebab
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Lula kabob

    Athletic Armenian family owned restaurant. Gramma is in the back cooking. Food tasted great.

    Beef combo
    Elmira A.

    The most delicious and flavorful kebob I've ever had. I usually enjoy the beef or chicken combo - a large portion of meat which includes 2 sides.

    Beef plate..over potatoes. Came with beet salad & lemony cabbage salad & grilled Jalapeño plus side of fresh lavash
    Sara G.

    Stumbled upon them by accident and noticed they have 2 entry points...one to order take out & another for actual dine-in. I chose take out and everything's made fresh to order so it took about 25 minutes. Both plates came with generous amount of fresh lavash, meat, rice/potatoes & they had pre packed salads in case you want to take home more then just the sides. The meat was tender & seasoned well, especially the steak kabobs. The xinkali is huge...i could barely eat 2 pieces. Its $2.50 each. Overall glad i found them. Will definitely order again.

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    Service there is no music inside the restaurant,and there are no waiters in the hall of this restaurant!

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