This place is a hidden gem here in Fairfax, highly recommended! We had the kabob, and it was…read moredelicious and very well seasoned. The service was very attentive and friendly. The atmosphere was relaxed and very family friendly.

Located in a shopping plaza, the interior is beautifully designed! Service is amazing & friendly…read more Food - there's varieties of options here for everyone! I ordered the Kubideh Kabob and Lamb Biryani. The Biryani was seasons really well & the lamb was very tender. For the Kubideh Kabob I ordered their special rice with the dish & enjoyed the it! I do wish the kubideh was seasoned a little bit more was I thought it didn't have much flavor but it was paired with the tzatziki sauce it helped. Along with the meal, we also got bread which was crispy & standard bread but greatly appreciated :) we also go to try a special tasting if the pomegranate wine and oh wow that was delicious! I'm usually not a wine person but I really enjoyed it!!! Parking is outside in a shared lot. I saw they offer afternoon tea which I would love to come back & try one day! Dinner is booked quick so I recommend a reservation if all possible.

Always love this neighborhood gem Fantastic Aushak…read moreLove all of the other menu choices too The owner is also always very nice

Panjshir is gorgeous and I'm still not over it. I'm also sad I had never visited before. It was the…read moreperfect place to grab some lunch after an appointment. I really enjoy Afghan cuisine. Service was friendly. I ordered the eggplant and the stuffed bread. The eggplant was so fragrant and I could smell it before it arrived. The stuffed bread was addictive. I wish the complementary bread would have had the mango sauce, which is my favorite, but I still appreciated it. Everything was good and I had leftovers, which made me happy. I'm looking forward to returning and trying more of Panjshir's offerings.

Very carbohydrate heavy but very authentic Afghan food!. They start you out with bread and it comes…read moreout warm with little bits of sesame seeds on top. The aushack is like ravioli, but I didn't stand out to me. The Sambosa was crispy but minimal filling--still good taste wise. The zamarod palow has a very creamy, curry like sauce with lots of spinach and rice. The sauce makes it look like there is a lot of meat but there isn't. Really fragrant and delicious though! Same with the lamb shank--carb heavy but aromatic rice and lovely tomato sauce.

Some of the best Afghan food I've had, and I love Afghan food. We walked in when it was quiet and…read moreit looked like it was an attentive husband/wife team and our food seemed home cooked. Ambiance wasn't fancy but was homey and cozy. Really nice portions and plenty of veg options. The seasoned rice options were lovely and my husband really enjoyed his tea. Appetizer was OK but the mains were superb and we were so full we couldn't finish. I got the seib, which was a main dish that primarily featured apples. I hadn't seen that before and I was skeptical before eating but wanted to try something different and it was incredible. My only pro tip is that when you order a veg main it's a lot of one thing, whereas meat mains come with a veg. Next time I will order the veggie combo option to get more diversity. Normally I write longer reviews but in this case I think I will let the food photos speak for themselves.

A great quick-service kabob place only two minutes walking from the Greensboro metro stop!…read more The owner was extremely kind and gave me some free soup while I waited--that was so nice! I also loved the unique pickles. I've never had a pickled Brussels sprout before, and I was blown away! The kabob plate was awesome. The Afghani influences were on full display. I liked the samosa too; it had a different flavor than the Indian ones I'm used to but still hit the spot. One recommendation: ask for white sauce on the side. Definitely check it out!

I came to Food Corner Kabob House on a Saturday afternoon. I had heard great things about this spot…read morefrom a friend so I was excited to try. This restaurant shares a huge parking lot with multiple retailers so parking should not be an issue. My husband and I each ordered Boneless Chicken Kabob with Rice, Bread and Fried Spinach. The chicken was so juicy and full of flavor, bread came out steaming hot and fresh and the fried spinach was better than I thought it would be. I can see why my friend liked this spot so much. It took about 10 minutes after we put in our order for the food to come out, so be patient if it is a long wait... it is worth it! Luckily it was not super packed so we only had two customers waiting ahead of us. Overall the staff were friendly and polite and the food came out freshly made and secure in a takeout bag. I will definitely be back here soon :)

I've only ever been to the Tysons location twice, but have been an absolute tasty kabob loyalist to…read moretheir Food Truck in foggy bottom. Tasty Kabob has been there for me from the best of times to the worst of times. I wait every summer to pass so they reopen when students are back on GW campus. The best I've ever had. Thank you Tasty Kabob. I love you

4 stars. I heard…read moreabout this place from my Instagram feed so I bookmarked them on Yelp. Pros: They serve great size portions, the basmati rice has pretty good flavor, the gentleman working there made recommendations on his favorites and what to give a try, although it was busy, he had a pleasant manner about him which was cool to observe because he was cooking meats on the grille and serving customers. I had a combo of chicken and lamb gyro meat, potatoes in thick sauce, spinach and white garlic sauce on the side. Delish!!! Cons: I thought the chunks of lamb or gyro meat should have been cut smaller or thinner how it's traditionally presented. I had to cut the chunks because they were just slightly too chunky, lol. Only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because it's very casual dining, not a sit down dining experienc. It's similar to chipotle, like most casual dining these days, where the food has already been prepared and you point to what you want and it's put in a to-go container. Highly recommend.

There are a lot of mixed reviews on this spot but I decided to try based on the numerous photos…read moresubmitted and the food looks great. Kabobs are usually priced around the price that this restaurant has priced their menu items at so I believe it is fair. I cannot review for takeout, but for dine-in, there was enough food that I had leftovers and had to ask for a to-go box because I could not finish the rice. The food is flavorful, they add a lot of little touches like a slice of lime, two different sauces for you, and a giant piece of bread. Mango Lassi is $6 but is made fresh.

We stopped at this kabob place on the recommendation of a friend that specifically liked their…read morechickpeas. My wife ordered the Super Combo Deluxe (lamb, shami, and chicken kabob platter) and I had the chicken breast kabob, both with a side of chickpeas (of course). Service was great, and the food oustanding! My chicken was tender and tasty, the nan bread freash out of the oven, and the chickpeas taste and creamy, deliscious! I did not try my wife's dish, but she was eating very quietly, which for her is the greatest compliment! Bottom line, our Farfax Kabob experience was great! We loved it!

This is Very tasty. Worth trying and you will love the afghani burger. It's clean and tasty and…read morereally too much for one person to eat

I drove a long way expecting to try this food truck, but it was a complete waste of time. When I…read moregot there, nothing was set up--no truck, no sign, nothing at all. I tried calling the number listed, but the call wouldn't go through. Very frustrating and unprofessional. If you're going to promote an event or location, at least show up or keep people informed. Not worth the trip.

The cleanses is totally awful and the food , as we order Charsi Chicken Karahi with Afghani Pulao…read morewith Lamb Shank , the karahi had a bad smell and the worse thing was afghani Pulao , they can not cook afghani , it's like punjabi they should change afghani name.

We have been regular customers at Shinwari in Falls Church for a long time. My husband has always…read moreloved their food, But this time our experience was extremely disappointing and honestly concerning. We ate there last night and brought some leftovers home. When reheating the food today, we found a cockroach inside the dish. I have attached the pictures for proof. This is not something that can be ignored, it directly raises questions about the cleanliness and hygiene in the kitchen.