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    Kabob's Indian Grill

    3.3 (133 reviews)
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    Garlic Naan
    Alina D.

    The food was good but the general vibe and cleanliness of the place was not. Place is a little ominous with basically a warning sign that people get sick from here, spiderwebs, everything looks beat to hell and back, and the restaurant name just exists on taped-up regular printer paper. They also had a sign on how to clean up vomit. That being said, nobody from my group is sick yet (it's been a few hours) and the food really was good. Tried the garlic and chili naan and both were solid, took the waitress' recommendation on the kadai chicken and it hit the spot. Good prices too for the gamble.

    Masala dosa ($11), vegan by default. Not bad, not amazing.
    Kedar D.

    Three stars is not a bad review in my book. Kabob's has a couple solid dishes and a few duds. With a name like "Kabob's" you wouldn't expect it be a South Indian-focused menu. The channa masala ($10) and fried eggplant curry ($10) were both good and vegan by default---not too salty or oily and not overcooked. The masala dosa ($11) is vegan by default, and fine, but didn't wow me. That said, take-out dosas are rarely great. The parotta with veg salna ($12) is vegan by default and a rare dish to see. I thought the parotta was too thick and not flaky enough; the salna (which is essentially a vegetable curry) tasted okay, but was salty. The veg kothu parotta ($12) is hard to find and most commonly seen on Sri Lankan and some South Indian restaurant menus. Here it was so salty as to be inedible. I gave up after a few bites. The tandoori roti ($4) is better than the chapathi ($4), but both were fine. The restaurant uses a ton of styrofoam and additionally wraps all its take-out orders in saran wrap, wastefully and without need. That irked me. Lastly, I also ordered a baby corn manchurian ($11), but the dish was unavailable. I had a few weeks of going back and forth with the restaurant and Menufy (the site they use for online ordering) before the refund actually got processed. That was a hassle and unnecessarily complex, but the restaurant did finally get it resolved.

    Lamb phaal
    Jessica L.

    Small strip mall restaurant serving great Indian food! I ordered the Lamb Phaal. It was spiced perfectly. Divine!

    Syed I.

    Worst service, attitude problem. Ambur biryani is a mediocre but the Curry's and Naans are a combination of plastic and rubber. I would never visit this place again not recommend this.

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    4 years ago

    So tasty! We had chicken tikka masala and paneer masala- it came with rice and naan. We had great service.

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    4 years ago

    Inside is nothing fancy, but it was some of the best Indian food I've ever had! Chili chicken and Chicken Tikka Masala were our favorites!

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    Food quality is so horrible and I could not eat have to trash it. I will never ever order feom this place

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    This place says it's open until 10pm. Came here at 6:30pm and it says it's closed. C'mon.

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    Hello! Hyderabad Bloomington

    Hello! Hyderabad Bloomington

    3.8
    (217 reviews)
    1.9 mi
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    Ok so I wouldn't chance this if I had celiacs. I misread the menu and technically this isn't gluten…read morefree but I didn't react to this dish. They do have chickpea flour breaded dishes and maybe they accidentally made this one in chickpea flour. *shrug* Anyway, this was good. The oil didn't seem the freshest but it was also around 10 pm when I got it. The chicken was well seasoned. I got it medium spicy which actually had a bit of a kick. I usually like spicy food. The rice was spectacular.

    If I could give this place negative stars, I would. I was sent here on a mission by my mother and…read moremy spouse to order vegetable pakora for a very specific dish, khadi pakora. It's a yogurt-based curry with CRISPY pakora in it. I came here thinking "any restaurant can make pakora, it's literally just deep-fried, battered vegetables." This was a mistake I have already lived to regret. Before I describe the food, I'll note that I ordered online and was advised to pick it up in 20-35 minutes. I arrived on the later end of this range. I went into the restaurant and no one was seated inside, but it was a Monday night so maybe that's a quiet day for them. I went up to the counter to pick up my order. There was nobody there but someone came out after I rang the bell. I picked up my order and went home, not thinking to check it. I arrived home with the goods in hand. My mother opened it and gave me a look of disappointment, contempt, and disgust. The pakora was cold, limp, and not battered. It seemed like it was microwaved or even just taken straight out of the fridge. We still made the curry, but it was an abomination. I've never had pakora this bad. If you're looking for Indian food in the metro, go literally anywhere else or my Indian mother will be disappointed in you, too.

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    Grilled Chicken Tikka
    Grilled Chicken Tikka
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    Hyderabad Special Egg Biryani
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    Afghan Darbar Restaurant

    Afghan Darbar Restaurant

    4.4
    (12 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    I'm so glad I stopped by this cute spot in an unassuming strip mall. The owners made the small…read morespace inviting. Bright paint on the walls with colorful photographs, a slightly raised space with cushions that might be used for a performance, and long tables that invite family-style dining. I chose this spot because I was curious about their "Afghan hamburger," which was sausages, hard boiled eggs, various vegetables, and fries with spicy ketchup in a tortilla-like wrap, exactly as described. The fries were pleasantly crispy, and I enjoyed the spicy ketchup. I wanted and got something different. The wrap came with a generous portion of chutney, perhaps the same mint walnut chutney I've seen elsewhere. I washed it down with salt lassi, which hit the spot for me. It wasn't too salty, and it had fresh cucumber in it. I was a little confused when the prices at the register were slightly higher than the prices on the menu, but it was still reasonably priced, especially these days. It would be great if someone updated the menu prices. I took home some sabzi palak (spinach stew) to go. Even though both the stew and the fresh bread it came with had cooled down by the time I got home, they were delicious! As soon as I finished eating, I ran to my computer to look up a recipe. That stew hit it out of the park. I will never think of spinach in the same way again. Next time we're in the neighborhood, I will definitely take my spouse here.

    Ambiance: This seemed authentic as there were several…read morefamilies here watching a cricket on the restaurant's one TV (at the same time an NBA finals elimination game was happening) and there was an elevated seating area where you can eat in a reclined position. Food: Chabli kabob Vegetable samosa The chabli is like a sausage patty, though has Afghani spices. It was a little spicy. I'm not sure if this is the traditional preparation or maybe just the ones I got, though they seemed a little charred. The portions were big (probably not clear from the photo). The naan wrap is bigger than Indian naan. It was paradoxically fluffy yet also tough (jaw was slightly tired after chewing).

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    Chabli kabob with naan (takeout)
    Chabli kabob with naan (takeout)
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    Raag

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    4.2
    (219 reviews)
    4.6 mi
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    We popped into Raag during the Edina Art Fair, so the whole area was already a bit chaotic. Inside,…read morethe food came out quickly and our server was absolutely great, but the front of the house was a bit of a different story. The young host was running around looking very flustered, which made the vibe feel way more chaotic. Thankfully, it looked like the owner noticed and helped take over organizing the staff and getting guests arranged at tables. We noticed they have a really fun cafe setup called The Corner Café with its own window in the corner. It was closed when we were there, but it turns out they actually operate as a full-service artisan coffee shop during the morning and afternoon, serving Spyhouse coffee and pastries before shifting entirely to fine dining at night! For dinner, my husband ordered the sticky cauliflower as an appetizer and declared it "the best cauliflower 'chicken' bites he's ever had"--he also absolutely loved the white sauce it came with. He also got the mango yuzu drink which was super refreshing. For entrees, we ordered the coconut curry, which had a great flavor and wasn't overly sweet (which can sometimes happen when a kitchen overdoes the coconut milk). I ordered the Delhi butter chicken. The waiter mentioned that their spice scale is a "Minnesota spice" scale, so I felt safe upgrading to medium since I usually order mild. Flavor-wise, it had a bit too much tomato flavor for my personal preference, but it was still well prepared and the pieces of chicken had a lovely, smoky flavor.

    I have been to many MN restaurants but this one blew me away!! I was in the mood for some curry and…read morecame across this restaurant. I had the chicken Chettinad and it was a great portion size with the perfect amount of spice/flavor combo. The garlic naan was to die for. Our server was also very attentive and professional. He was able to answer all of our questions and was very kind. I will be visiting many more times in the future! Vibes of the place were super chill yet also felt elevated.

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    Bar and entry area
    Bar and entry area
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